あいさつ
お天気
かんじ
だれですか?
いろいろ
100

The proper response to a teacher greeting you in the morning.

おはようございます

100

This is an expression of how cold it is.

さむいですねえ!

100

The kanji for 'rain' looks like this.

100

A young male person typically under the age of 18.

男の子

100

The way one would ask for a marker.

Markerをください。

200

The proper way to greet someone over lunch.

こんにちは

200

What one might say on a mild fall day when it is cool outside.

すずしいですねえ!

200

If one were reading a book about 'Japan,' one would certainly see this kanji.

日本

200

A female individual who has been permitted to grow up.

女の人

200

The manner by which a polite person inquires about their friend's wellbeing.

お元気ですか?

300

When greeting someone for the first time one ends the introduction with these words.

どうぞよろしく

300

The summers in Georgia are not just hot they are also this.

むしあつい

300

If one wanted to read a book, knowing this kanji would certainly help.

読みます

300

The pronoun 'he' or how one indicates a particular male person.

かれ

300

An appropriate response to “Why do you look so fatigued?"

つかれています

400

The proper way to greet your spouse when he/or she returns home from work.

おかえりなさい

400

This is how the temperature of a nice patch of sunlight would be described.

あたたかい

400

A Japanese vocabulary sheet would likely have these kanji at the top.

単語

400

The pronoun 'she' or how one would indicate a perticular female individual.

かのじょ

400

To wait a bit or pause for a moment.

待って・待ちます

500

An informal way to say goodbye to a friend.

じゃねえ

500

It is in this manner by which one would inquire about the weather.

お天気はどうですか?

500

If one were to look up 'telephone' in a Japanese dictionary, one would find this kanji.

電話

500

When a male refers to himself, he could use ぼくor this.

おれ

500

A productive response to explain why you are in a doctor's office throwing up.

ぐあいがわるい