Japanese Script
These are the 5 vowel sounds in Japanese.
A, I, U, E, O
This is how Japanese people call their Country.
Nihon or Nippon
Count to 10 in Japanese
ichi, ni, san, shi, go, roku, shichi, hachi, kyuu, juu
The copula verb to mean 'is/am/are'.
desu
Nichi youbi
The script used for foreign words to Japanese.
Katakana
Oosutoraria
The word for 'person' in Japanese
Hito
The particle used to signify the subject of a sentence.
WA
The words for Tuesday and Wednesday
Ka youbi
Sui youbi
The curvy, phonetic script for Japanese words.
Hiragana
Kankoku
The suffix added to a number to indicate the amount of people.
nin
The two words to indicate 'I' in Japanese.
'Watashi' and 'Boku'
The Japanese for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Moku youbi, Kin youbi, Do youbi
Katakana
The suffix added to a country to signify nationality i.e. someone from that country.
jin
The word for 2 people.
Futari
The place where a verb sits in a Japanese sentence.
At the end of the sentence.
The suffix used to indicate the date
Nichi
The script that come over from China a very long time ago and became part of the Japanese writing system.
Kanji
Japanese word for China.
The word for 'one person'
hitori
The sentence pattern to say ' A is B'
A wa B desu
Name in English what each day of the week signifies.
Sun, Moon, Fire, Water, Wood, Gold and Earth