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combinedGreetings
こんにちは。
konnichiwa.
Hello. / Good afternoon.
💡 You meet someone in the afternoon and want to greet them.
combinedGreetings
おはようございます。
ohayou gozaimasu.
Good morning.
💡 You arrive at work or school in the morning and greet your colleagues.
combinedGreetings
こんばんは。
konbanwa.
Good evening.
💡 You meet a friend or acquaintance in the evening.
combinedGreetings
さようなら。
sayounara.
Goodbye.
💡 You are parting ways with someone and saying farewell.
combinedGreetings
またあした。
mata ashita.
See you tomorrow.
💡 You say goodbye to a classmate you will see tomorrow.
combinedGreetings
おやすみなさい。
oyasumi nasai.
Good night.
💡 You are heading to bed and wishing someone good night.
combinedPolite Expressions
ありがとう。
arigatou.
Thank you.
💡 A friend helps you out and you want to thank them casually.
combinedPolite Expressions
どうもありがとうございます。
doumo arigatou gozaimasu.
Thank you very much.
💡 Someone does you a major favor and you want to thank them very politely.
combinedPolite Expressions
すみません。
sumimasen.
Excuse me. / I'm sorry.
💡 You want to get someone's attention politely or apologize for bumping into them.
combinedPolite Expressions
ごめんなさい。
gomen nasai.
I'm sorry.
💡 You want to apologize directly for a mistake.
combinedGreetings
はじめまして。
hajimemashite.
Nice to meet you.
💡 You are meeting someone for the very first time.
combinedGreetings
よろしくおねがいします。
yoroshiku onegai shimasu.
Pleased to meet you.
💡 You want to politely request: "Pleased to meet you". What do you say?
combinedDaily Life & Tech
おなまえはなんですか。
onamae wa nan desu ka.
What is your name?
💡 You want to ask: "What is your name?". Which phrase should you use?
combinedDaily Life & Tech
わたしのなまえはマイクです。
watashi no namae wa maiku desu.
My name is Mike.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My name is Mike." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
げんきですか。
genki desu ka.
How are you?
💡 You want to ask: "How are you?". Which phrase should you use?
combinedGeneral
はい、げんきです。
hai, genki desu.
Yes, I'm doing well.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Yes, I'm doing well." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
どういたしまして。
dou itashimashite.
You're welcome.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "You're welcome." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
けっこうです。
kekkou desu.
No, thank you. / That's fine.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "No, thank you." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
がんばってください。
ganbatte kudasai.
Do your best.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do your best." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedDaily Life & Tech
わかりました。
wakarimashita.
I understand.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I understand." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedDaily Life & Tech
わかりません。
wakarimasen.
I don't understand.
💡 You want to express: "I don't understand". What is the right sentence?
combinedGeneral
だいじょうぶです。
daijoubu desu.
It's okay. / I'm fine.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's okay." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
かんたんです。
kantan desu.
It's easy.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's easy." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
むずかしいです。
muzukashii desu.
It's difficult.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's difficult." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
ちょっとまってください。
chotto matte kudasai.
Please wait a moment.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please wait a moment". What do you say?
combinedPolite Expressions
もういちどおねがいします。
mou ichido onegai shimasu.
One more time, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One more time, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
ゆっくりはなしてください。
yukkuri hanashite kudasai.
Please speak slowly.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please speak slowly". What do you say?
combinedDaily Life & Tech
えいごではなせますか。
eigo de hanasemasu ka.
Can you speak English?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Can you speak English." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedDaily Life & Tech
にほんごはなせません。
nihongo hanasemasen.
I can't speak Japanese.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I can't speak Japanese." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
すこしはなせます。
sukoshi hanasemasu.
I can speak a little.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I can speak a little." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedDaily Life & Tech
にほんごをべんきょうしています。
nihongo o benkyou shite imasu.
I'm studying Japanese.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm studying Japanese." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTime & Days
テストはあしたです。
tesuto wa ashita desu.
The test is tomorrow.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The test is tomorrow." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
クラスははちじからです。
kurasu wa hachi ji kara desu.
Class starts at eight.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Class starts at eight." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFood & Dining
せんせいにしつもんします。
sensei ni shitsumon shimasu.
I'll ask the teacher a question.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll ask the teacher a question." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
ノートをかしてください。
noto o kashite kudasai.
Please lend me a notebook.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please lend me a notebook". What do you say?
combinedDaily Life & Tech
もんだいがわかりません。
mondai ga wakarimasen.
I don't understand the question.
💡 You want to express: "I don't understand the question". What is the right sentence?
combinedGeneral
ほんをよみます。
hon o yomimasu.
I read books.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I read books." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
じしょをつかいます。
jisho o tsukaimasu.
I use a dictionary.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I use a dictionary." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFeelings & Health
とてもたのしいです。
totemo tanoshii desu.
It's a lot of fun.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's a lot of fun." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFeelings & Health
それはおもしろいです。
sore wa omoshiroi desu.
That's interesting.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "That's interesting." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
ほんとうですか。
hontou desu ka.
Really?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Really." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFood & Dining
おなかがすきました。
onaka ga sukimashita.
I'm hungry.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm hungry." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFood & Dining
のどがかわきました。
nodo ga kawakimashita.
I'm thirsty.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm thirsty." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFood & Dining
コーヒーをのみます。
koohii o nomimasu.
I drink coffee.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I drink coffee." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
コーヒーをください。
koohii o kudasai.
Coffee, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Coffee, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
ミルクをください。
miruku o kudasai.
Milk, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Milk, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
みずをください。
mizu o kudasai.
Water, please.
💡 You are at a cafe and want to ask for a glass of water.
combinedPolite Expressions
ビールをもういっぽんください。
biiru o mou ippon kudasai.
One more beer, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One more beer, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFood & Dining
パンをたべます。
pan o tabemasu.
I eat bread.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I eat bread." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFood & Dining
バターパンがおいしいです。
bataa pan ga oishii desu.
Butter bread is delicious.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Butter bread is delicious." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFood & Dining
レストランでたべましょう。
resutoran de tabemashou.
Let's eat at a restaurant.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's eat at a restaurant". Which Japanese expression fits?
combinedPolite Expressions
メニューをください。
menyuu o kudasai.
The menu, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The menu, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
これをください。
kore o kudasai.
This one, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "This one, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
それはなんですか。
sore wa nan desu ka.
What is that?
💡 You want to ask: "What is that?". Which phrase should you use?
combinedPolite Expressions
コップをください。
koppu o kudasai.
A glass, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A glass, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
テーブルをおねがいします。
teeburu o onegai shimasu.
A table, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A table, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
おすすめはなんですか。
osusume wa nan desu ka.
What do you recommend?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What do you recommend." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
ハンバーガーをひとつください。
hanbaagaa o hitotsu kudasai.
One hamburger, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One hamburger, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFood & Dining
いただきます。
itadakimasu.
Let's eat. (said before a meal)
💡 You are seated and about to begin eating your meal.
combinedPolite Expressions
ごちそうさまでした。
gochisousama deshita.
Thank you for the meal.
💡 You just finished a meal and want to thank the chef or host.
combinedFood & Dining
とてもおいしかったです。
totemo oishikatta desu.
It was very delicious.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It was very delicious." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
おかんじょうをおねがいします。
okanjou o onegai shimasu.
The bill, please.
💡 You finished eating at a restaurant and want the bill.
combinedGeneral
アイスクリームがすきです。
aisukuriimu ga suki desu.
I like ice cream.
💡 You want to express: "I like ice cream". What is the right sentence?
combinedFood & Dining
すしがすきです。
sushi ga suki desu.
I like sushi.
💡 You want to express: "I like sushi". What is the right sentence?
combinedFood & Dining
からいものはたべません。
karai mono wa tabemasen.
I don't eat spicy food.
💡 You want to express: "I don't eat spicy food". What is the right sentence?
combinedFood & Dining
あまいものがすきです。
amai mono ga suki desu.
I like sweet things.
💡 You want to express: "I like sweet things". What is the right sentence?
combinedFood & Dining
いっしょにたべましょう。
issho ni tabemashou.
Let's eat together.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's eat together". Which Japanese expression fits?
combinedTime & Days
いまなんじですか。
ima nanji desu ka.
What time is it?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What time is it." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGreetings
いまごぜんじゅうじです。
ima gozen juuji desu.
It's ten in the morning now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's ten in the morning now." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTime & Days
いまごごさんじです。
ima gogo sanji desu.
It's three in the afternoon now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's three in the afternoon now." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFood & Dining
しょくじはなんじですか。
shokuji wa nanji desu ka.
What time is the meal?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What time is the meal." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTravel & Directions
あしたはいそがしいです。
ashita wa isogashii desu.
Tomorrow will be busy.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Tomorrow will be busy." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFeelings & Health
きょうはたのしいひです。
kyou wa tanoshii hi desu.
Today is a fun day.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Today is a fun day." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTime & Days
もうおそいですね。
mou osoi desu ne.
It's getting late, isn't it.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's getting late, isn't it." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTime & Days
まだはやいです。
mada hayai desu.
It's still early.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's still early." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTime & Days
いつあいましょうか。
itsu aimashou ka.
When shall we meet?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "When shall we meet." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGreetings
あさはやくおきます。
asa hayaku okimasu.
I wake up early in the morning.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I wake up early in the morning." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGreetings
よるはやくねます。
yoru hayaku nemasu.
I go to bed early at night.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I go to bed early at night." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFeelings & Health
いまねむいです。
ima nemui desu.
I'm sleepy now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm sleepy now." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
カレンダーをみます。
karendaa o mimasu.
I look at the calendar.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I look at the calendar." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
よていはありますか。
yotei wa arimasu ka.
Do you have any plans?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do you have any plans." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTime & Days
あしたのよていはなにですか。
ashita no yotei wa nani desu ka.
What is your plan for tomorrow?
💡 You want to ask: "What is your plan for tomorrow?". Which phrase should you use?
combinedTravel & Directions
えきはどこですか。
eki wa doko desu ka.
Where is the station?
💡 You are lost in the city and need to find the train station.
combinedTravel & Directions
ホテルはどこですか。
hoteru wa doko desu ka.
Where is the hotel?
💡 You want to ask: "Where is the hotel?". Which phrase should you use?
combinedTravel & Directions
バスのていりゅうじょはどこですか。
basu no teiryuujo wa doko desu ka.
Where is the bus stop?
💡 You want to ask: "Where is the bus stop?". Which phrase should you use?
combinedPolite Expressions
タクシーをおねがいします。
takushii o onegai shimasu.
A taxi, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A taxi, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
ホテルまでおねがいします。
hoteru made onegai shimasu.
To the hotel, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "To the hotel, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTravel & Directions
ここはどこですか。
koko wa doko desu ka.
Where is this place?
💡 You want to ask: "Where is this place?". Which phrase should you use?
combinedPolite Expressions
みぎへまがってください。
migi e magatte kudasai.
Please turn right.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please turn right". What do you say?
combinedPolite Expressions
ひだりへまがってください。
hidari e magatte kudasai.
Please turn left.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please turn left". What do you say?
combinedPolite Expressions
まっすぐいってください。
massugu itte kudasai.
Please go straight.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please go straight". What do you say?
combinedTravel & Directions
とおくないです。
tooku nai desu.
It's not far.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's not far." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
ちかいです。
chikai desu.
It's close.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's close." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTravel & Directions
あるいていきます。
aruite ikimasu.
I'll walk there.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll walk there." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTravel & Directions
でんしゃでいきます。
densha de ikimasu.
I'll go by train.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by train." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTravel & Directions
バスでいきます。
basu de ikimasu.
I'll go by bus.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by bus." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTravel & Directions
くるまでいきます。
kuruma de ikimasu.
I'll go by car.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by car." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
チケットをもういちまいください。
chiketto o mou ichimai kudasai.
One more ticket, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One more ticket, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
マップをおねがいします。
mappu o onegai shimasu.
A map, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A map, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
みちにまよいました。
michi ni mayoimashita.
I'm lost.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm lost." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
もうすぐつきます。
mou sugu tsukimasu.
We'll be there soon.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "We'll be there soon." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
ここですこしまちましょう。
koko de sukoshi machimashou.
Let's wait here a bit.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's wait here a bit". Which Japanese expression fits?
combinedShopping
これはいくらですか。
kore wa ikura desu ka.
How much is this?
💡 You found an interesting item in a store and want to ask its price.
combinedShopping
たかすぎます。
takasugimasu.
It's too expensive.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's too expensive." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedShopping
もうすこしやすいのはありますか。
mou sukoshi yasui no wa arimasu ka.
Do you have anything cheaper?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do you have anything cheaper." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTime & Days
セールはいつからですか。
seeru wa itsu kara desu ka.
When does the sale start?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "When does the sale start." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTravel & Directions
クレジットカードではらえますか。
kurejitto kaado de haraemasu ka.
Can I pay by credit card?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Can I pay by credit card." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTravel & Directions
カードではらいます。
kaado de haraimasu.
I'll pay by card.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll pay by card." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
レシートをおねがいします。
reshiito o onegai shimasu.
A receipt, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A receipt, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedShopping
ショッピングモールへいきます。
shoppingu mooru e ikimasu.
I'm going to the shopping mall.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going to the shopping mall." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
シャツをみてもいいですか。
shatsu o mite mo ii desu ka.
May I look at the shirt?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "May I look at the shirt." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
これをかいます。
kore o kaimasu.
I'll take this.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll take this." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
バッグをおねがいします。
baggu o onegai shimasu.
A bag, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A bag, please." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedShopping
みせはいまあいています。
mise wa ima aite imasu.
The shop is open now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The shop is open now." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedShopping
みせはいましまっています。
mise wa ima shimatte imasu.
The shop is closed now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The shop is closed now." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFeelings & Health
うれしいです。
ureshii desu.
I'm happy.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm happy." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFeelings & Health
かなしいです。
kanashii desu.
I'm sad.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm sad." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFeelings & Health
しんぱいです。
shinpai desu.
I'm worried.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm worried." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFeelings & Health
つかれました。
tsukaremashita.
I'm tired.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm tired." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
たいへんですね。
taihen desu ne.
That's tough, isn't it.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "That's tough, isn't it." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedWeather
きょうはあついです。
kyou wa atsui desu.
It's hot today.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's hot today." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedWeather
きょうはさむいです。
kyou wa samui desu.
It's cold today.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's cold today." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedWeather
あめがふっています。
ame ga futte imasu.
It's raining.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's raining." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedWeather
ゆきがふっています。
yuki ga futte imasu.
It's snowing.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's snowing." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedWeather
かぜがつよいです。
kaze ga tsuyoi desu.
The wind is strong.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The wind is strong." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFood & Dining
きょうはいいてんきです。
kyou wa ii tenki desu.
The weather is nice today.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The weather is nice today." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFeelings & Health
おなかがいたいです。
onaka ga itai desu.
My stomach hurts.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My stomach hurts." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFeelings & Health
かぜひをひきました。
kaze o hikimashita.
I've caught a cold.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I've caught a cold." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedFeelings & Health
いしゃにいきます。
isha ni ikimasu.
I'm going to see a doctor.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going to see a doctor." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedDaily Life & Tech
いえにかえります。
ie ni kaerimasu.
I'm going home.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going home." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTime & Days
いまいえにいます。
ima ie ni imasu.
I'm at home now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm at home now." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedPolite Expressions
でんわばんごうをおしえてください。
denwa bangou o oshiete kudasai.
Please tell me your phone number.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please tell me your phone number". What do you say?
combinedTime & Days
あとででんわします。
ato de denwa shimasu.
I'll call you later.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll call you later." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedDaily Life & Tech
メールをおくります。
meeru o okurimasu.
I'll send an email.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll send an email." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedDaily Life & Tech
インターネットをつかいます。
intaanetto o tsukaimasu.
I use the internet.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I use the internet." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedDaily Life & Tech
パソコンがこわれました。
pasokon ga kowaremashita.
My computer broke.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My computer broke." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedDaily Life & Tech
テレビをみます。
terebi o mimasu.
I watch TV.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I watch TV." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedTravel & Directions
いまひまです。
ima hima desu.
I'm free right now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm free right now." Which phrase would you choose?
combinedGeneral
うまくいきますように。
umaku ikimasu you ni.
I hope it goes well.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I hope it goes well." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGreetings
こんにちは。
konnichiwa.
Hello. / Good afternoon.
💡 You meet someone in the afternoon and want to greet them.
hiraganaGreetings
おはようございます。
ohayou gozaimasu.
Good morning.
💡 You arrive at work or school in the morning and greet your colleagues.
hiraganaGreetings
こんばんは。
konbanwa.
Good evening.
💡 You meet a friend or acquaintance in the evening.
hiraganaGreetings
さようなら。
sayounara.
Goodbye.
💡 You are parting ways with someone and saying farewell.
hiraganaGreetings
またあした。
mata ashita.
See you tomorrow.
💡 You say goodbye to a classmate you will see tomorrow.
hiraganaGreetings
おやすみなさい。
oyasumi nasai.
Good night.
💡 You are heading to bed and wishing someone good night.
hiraganaPolite Expressions
ありがとう。
arigatou.
Thank you.
💡 A friend helps you out and you want to thank them casually.
hiraganaPolite Expressions
どうもありがとうございます。
doumo arigatou gozaimasu.
Thank you very much.
💡 Someone does you a major favor and you want to thank them very politely.
hiraganaPolite Expressions
すみません。
sumimasen.
Excuse me. / I'm sorry.
💡 You want to get someone's attention politely or apologize for bumping into them.
hiraganaPolite Expressions
ごめんなさい。
gomen nasai.
I'm sorry.
💡 You want to apologize directly for a mistake.
hiraganaGreetings
はじめまして。
hajimemashite.
Nice to meet you.
💡 You are meeting someone for the very first time.
hiraganaGreetings
よろしくおねがいします。
yoroshiku onegai shimasu.
Nice to meet you. / Please be kind to me.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Nice to meet you." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaDaily Life & Tech
おなまえはなんですか。
onamae wa nan desu ka.
What is your name?
💡 You want to ask: "What is your name?". Which phrase should you use?
hiraganaDaily Life & Tech
わたしのなまえはゆきです。
watashi no namae wa yuki desu.
My name is Yuki.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My name is Yuki." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
げんきですか。
genki desu ka.
How are you?
💡 You want to ask: "How are you?". Which phrase should you use?
hiraganaGeneral
はい、げんきです。
hai, genki desu.
Yes, I'm doing well.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Yes, I'm doing well." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
どういたしまして。
dou itashimashite.
You're welcome.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "You're welcome." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
しつれいします。
shitsurei shimasu.
Excuse me (as I leave).
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Excuse me ." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
けっこうです。
kekkou desu.
No, thank you. / That's fine.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "No, thank you." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
がんばってください。
ganbatte kudasai.
Do your best.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do your best." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaDaily Life & Tech
わかりました。
wakarimashita.
I understand.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I understand." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaDaily Life & Tech
わかりません。
wakarimasen.
I don't understand.
💡 You want to express: "I don't understand". What is the right sentence?
hiraganaGeneral
だいじょうぶです。
daijoubu desu.
It's okay. / I'm fine.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's okay." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
かんたんです。
kantan desu.
It's easy.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's easy." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
むずかしいです。
muzukashii desu.
It's difficult.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's difficult." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
ちょっとまってください。
chotto matte kudasai.
Please wait a moment.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please wait a moment". What do you say?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
もういちどおねがいします。
mou ichido onegai shimasu.
One more time, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One more time, please." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
ゆっくりはなしてください。
yukkuri hanashite kudasai.
Please speak slowly.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please speak slowly". What do you say?
hiraganaDaily Life & Tech
えいごではなせますか。
eigo de hanasemasu ka.
Can you speak English?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Can you speak English." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaDaily Life & Tech
にほんごはなせません。
nihongo hanasemasen.
I can't speak Japanese.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I can't speak Japanese." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
すこしはなせます。
sukoshi hanasemasu.
I can speak a little.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I can speak a little." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaDaily Life & Tech
にほんごをべんきょうしています。
nihongo o benkyou shite imasu.
I'm studying Japanese.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm studying Japanese." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFeelings & Health
とてもたのしいです。
totemo tanoshii desu.
It's a lot of fun.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's a lot of fun." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFeelings & Health
それはおもしろいです。
sore wa omoshiroi desu.
That's interesting.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "That's interesting." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
ほんとうですか。
hontou desu ka.
Really?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Really." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFood & Dining
おなかがすきました。
onaka ga sukimashita.
I'm hungry.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm hungry." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFood & Dining
のどがかわきました。
nodo ga kawakimashita.
I'm thirsty.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm thirsty." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
みずをください。
mizu o kudasai.
Water, please.
💡 You are at a cafe and want to ask for a glass of water.
hiraganaPolite Expressions
おちゃをください。
ocha o kudasai.
Tea, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Tea, please." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
これをください。
kore o kudasai.
This one, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "This one, please." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
それはなんですか。
sore wa nan desu ka.
What is that?
💡 You want to ask: "What is that?". Which phrase should you use?
hiraganaFood & Dining
とてもおいしかったです。
totemo oishikatta desu.
It was very delicious.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It was very delicious." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFood & Dining
いただきます。
itadakimasu.
Let's eat. (said before a meal)
💡 You are seated and about to begin eating your meal.
hiraganaPolite Expressions
ごちそうさまでした。
gochisousama deshita.
Thank you for the meal.
💡 You just finished a meal and want to thank the chef or host.
hiraganaFood & Dining
すしがすきです。
sushi ga suki desu.
I like sushi.
💡 You want to express: "I like sushi". What is the right sentence?
hiraganaFood & Dining
からいものがすきです。
karai mono ga suki desu.
I like spicy food.
💡 You want to express: "I like spicy food". What is the right sentence?
hiraganaFood & Dining
あまいものがすきです。
amai mono ga suki desu.
I like sweet things.
💡 You want to express: "I like sweet things". What is the right sentence?
hiraganaFood & Dining
たまごはたべません。
tamago wa tabemasen.
I don't eat eggs.
💡 You want to express: "I don't eat eggs". What is the right sentence?
hiraganaFood & Dining
いっしょにたべましょう。
issho ni tabemashou.
Let's eat together.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's eat together". Which Japanese expression fits?
hiraganaGeneral
なににしますか。
nani ni shimasu ka.
What will you have?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What will you have." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
おすすめはなんですか。
osusume wa nan desu ka.
What do you recommend?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What do you recommend." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
おかんじょうをおねがいします。
okanjou o onegai shimasu.
The bill, please.
💡 You finished eating at a restaurant and want the bill.
hiraganaGeneral
もうはらいましたか。
mou haraimashita ka.
Have you paid already?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Have you paid already." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaShopping
かねではらいます。
kane de haraimasu.
I'll pay with cash.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll pay with cash." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaTime & Days
いまなんじですか。
ima nanji desu ka.
What time is it?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What time is it." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGreetings
いまごぜんじゅうじです。
ima gozen juuji desu.
It's ten in the morning now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's ten in the morning now." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaTime & Days
いまごごさんじです。
ima gogo sanji desu.
It's three in the afternoon now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's three in the afternoon now." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaTravel & Directions
あしたはいそがしいです。
ashita wa isogashii desu.
Tomorrow will be busy.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Tomorrow will be busy." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFeelings & Health
きょうはたのしいひです。
kyou wa tanoshii hi desu.
Today is a fun day.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Today is a fun day." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaTime & Days
もうおそいですね。
mou osoi desu ne.
It's getting late, isn't it.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's getting late, isn't it." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaTime & Days
まだはやいです。
mada hayai desu.
It's still early.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's still early." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaTime & Days
いつあいましょうか。
itsu aimashou ka.
When shall we meet?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "When shall we meet." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGreetings
あさはやくおきます。
asa hayaku okimasu.
I wake up early in the morning.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I wake up early in the morning." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGreetings
よるはやくねます。
yoru hayaku nemasu.
I go to bed early at night.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I go to bed early at night." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFeelings & Health
いまねむいです。
ima nemui desu.
I'm sleepy now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm sleepy now." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaTravel & Directions
えきはどこですか。
eki wa doko desu ka.
Where is the station?
💡 You are lost in the city and need to find the train station.
hiraganaTravel & Directions
としょかんはどこですか。
toshokan wa doko desu ka.
Where is the library?
💡 You want to ask: "Where is the library?". Which phrase should you use?
hiraganaTravel & Directions
といれはどこですか。
toire wa doko desu ka.
Where is the restroom?
💡 You need to ask where the restroom is located.
hiraganaTravel & Directions
ここはどこですか。
koko wa doko desu ka.
Where is this place?
💡 You want to ask: "Where is this place?". Which phrase should you use?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
みぎへまがってください。
migi e magatte kudasai.
Please turn right.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please turn right". What do you say?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
ひだりへまがってください。
hidari e magatte kudasai.
Please turn left.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please turn left". What do you say?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
まっすぐいってください。
massugu itte kudasai.
Please go straight.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please go straight". What do you say?
hiraganaTravel & Directions
とおくないです。
tooku nai desu.
It's not far.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's not far." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
ちかいです。
chikai desu.
It's close.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's close." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaTravel & Directions
あるいていきます。
aruite ikimasu.
I'll walk there.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll walk there." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaTravel & Directions
でんしゃでいきます。
densha de ikimasu.
I'll go by train.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by train." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaTravel & Directions
ばすでいきます。
basu de ikimasu.
I'll go by bus.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by bus." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaTravel & Directions
くるまでいきます。
kuruma de ikimasu.
I'll go by car.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by car." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
ここですこしまちましょう。
koko de sukoshi machimashou.
Let's wait here a bit.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's wait here a bit". Which Japanese expression fits?
hiraganaGeneral
もうすぐつきます。
mou sugu tsukimasu.
We'll be there soon.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "We'll be there soon." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFeelings & Health
とちゅうでつかれました。
tochuu de tsukaremashita.
I got tired on the way.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I got tired on the way." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaShopping
これはいくらですか。
kore wa ikura desu ka.
How much is this?
💡 You found an interesting item in a store and want to ask its price.
hiraganaShopping
たかすぎます。
takasugimasu.
It's too expensive.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's too expensive." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaShopping
もうすこしやすいのはありますか。
mou sukoshi yasui no wa arimasu ka.
Do you have anything cheaper?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do you have anything cheaper." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
これをみてもいいですか。
kore o mite mo ii desu ka.
May I look at this?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "May I look at this." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaShopping
これはいくつですか。
kore wa ikutsu desu ka.
How much / how many is this?
💡 You want to ask: "How much?". Which phrase should you use?
hiraganaGeneral
かいます。
kaimasu.
I'll take it.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll take it." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
かえしてもいいですか。
kaeshite mo ii desu ka.
May I return this?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "May I return this." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
ふくろをおねがいします。
fukuro o onegai shimasu.
A bag, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A bag, please." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaShopping
みせはいまあいています。
mise wa ima aite imasu.
The shop is open now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The shop is open now." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaShopping
みせはいましまっています。
mise wa ima shimatte imasu.
The shop is closed now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The shop is closed now." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFeelings & Health
つかれました。
tsukaremashita.
I'm tired.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm tired." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFeelings & Health
うれしいです。
ureshii desu.
I'm happy.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm happy." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFeelings & Health
かなしいです。
kanashii desu.
I'm sad.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm sad." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFeelings & Health
しんぱいです。
shinpai desu.
I'm worried.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm worried." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaWeather
きょうはあついです。
kyou wa atsui desu.
It's hot today.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's hot today." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaWeather
きょうはさむいです。
kyou wa samui desu.
It's cold today.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's cold today." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaWeather
あめがふっています。
ame ga futte imasu.
It's raining.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's raining." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaWeather
ゆきがふっています。
yuki ga futte imasu.
It's snowing.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's snowing." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaWeather
かぜがつよいです。
kaze ga tsuyoi desu.
The wind is strong.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The wind is strong." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFood & Dining
きょうはいいてんきです。
kyou wa ii tenki desu.
The weather is nice today.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The weather is nice today." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFeelings & Health
おなかがいたいです。
onaka ga itai desu.
My stomach hurts.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My stomach hurts." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFeelings & Health
かぜひをひきました。
kaze o hikimashita.
I've caught a cold.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I've caught a cold." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaFeelings & Health
いしゃにいきます。
isha ni ikimasu.
I'm going to see a doctor.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going to see a doctor." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
きゅうけいしましょう。
kyuukei shimashou.
Let's take a break.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's take a break". Which Japanese expression fits?
hiraganaGeneral
たいへんですね。
taihen desu ne.
That's tough, isn't it.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "That's tough, isn't it." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaDaily Life & Tech
いえにかえります。
ie ni kaerimasu.
I'm going home.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going home." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaTime & Days
いまいえにいます。
ima ie ni imasu.
I'm at home now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm at home now." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaPolite Expressions
でんわばんごうをおしえてください。
denwa bangou o oshiete kudasai.
Please tell me your phone number.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please tell me your phone number". What do you say?
hiraganaTime & Days
あとででんわします。
ato de denwa shimasu.
I'll call you later.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll call you later." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaTravel & Directions
いまひまです。
ima hima desu.
I'm free right now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm free right now." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
いっしょにいきましょう。
issho ni ikimashou.
Let's go together.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's go together". Which Japanese expression fits?
hiraganaFeelings & Health
たのしかったです。
tanoshikatta desu.
It was fun.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It was fun." Which phrase would you choose?
hiraganaGeneral
またあそびましょう。
mata asobimashou.
Let's get together again.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's get together again". Which Japanese expression fits?
hiraganaGeneral
うまくいきますように。
umaku ikimasu you ni.
I hope it goes well.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I hope it goes well." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGreetings
コンニチワ。
konnichiwa.
Hello. / Good afternoon.
💡 You meet someone in the afternoon and want to greet them.
katakanaGreetings
オハヨウゴザイマス。
ohayou gozaimasu.
Good morning.
💡 You arrive at work or school in the morning and greet your colleagues.
katakanaGreetings
コンバンワ。
konbanwa.
Good evening.
💡 You meet a friend or acquaintance in the evening.
katakanaGreetings
サヨウナラ。
sayounara.
Goodbye.
💡 You are parting ways with someone and saying farewell.
katakanaGreetings
マタアシタ。
mata ashita.
See you tomorrow.
💡 You say goodbye to a classmate you will see tomorrow.
katakanaGreetings
オヤスミナサイ。
oyasumi nasai.
Good night.
💡 You are heading to bed and wishing someone good night.
katakanaPolite Expressions
アリガトウ。
arigatou.
Thank you.
💡 A friend helps you out and you want to thank them casually.
katakanaPolite Expressions
ドウモアリガトウゴザイマス。
doumo arigatou gozaimasu.
Thank you very much.
💡 Someone does you a major favor and you want to thank them very politely.
katakanaPolite Expressions
スミマセン。
sumimasen.
Excuse me. / I'm sorry.
💡 You want to get someone's attention politely or apologize for bumping into them.
katakanaPolite Expressions
ゴメンナサイ。
gomen nasai.
I'm sorry.
💡 You want to apologize directly for a mistake.
katakanaGreetings
ハジメマシテ。
hajimemashite.
Nice to meet you.
💡 You are meeting someone for the very first time.
katakanaGreetings
ヨロシクオネガイシマス。
yoroshiku onegai shimasu.
Pleased to meet you.
💡 You want to politely request: "Pleased to meet you". What do you say?
katakanaDaily Life & Tech
オナマエハナンデスカ。
onamae wa nan desu ka.
What is your name?
💡 You want to ask: "What is your name?". Which phrase should you use?
katakanaDaily Life & Tech
ワタシノナマエハマイクデス。
watashi no namae wa maiku desu.
My name is Mike.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My name is Mike." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
ゲンキデスカ。
genki desu ka.
How are you?
💡 You want to ask: "How are you?". Which phrase should you use?
katakanaGeneral
ハイ、ゲンキデス。
hai, genki desu.
Yes, I'm doing well.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Yes, I'm doing well." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
ドウイタシマシテ。
dou itashimashite.
You're welcome.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "You're welcome." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
シツレイシマス。
shitsurei shimasu.
Excuse me (as I leave).
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Excuse me ." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
ケッコウデス。
kekkou desu.
No, thank you. / That's fine.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "No, thank you." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
ガンバッテクダサイ。
ganbatte kudasai.
Do your best.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do your best." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaDaily Life & Tech
ワカリマシタ。
wakarimashita.
I understand.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I understand." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaDaily Life & Tech
ワカリマセン。
wakarimasen.
I don't understand.
💡 You want to express: "I don't understand". What is the right sentence?
katakanaGeneral
ダジョウブデス。
daijoubu desu.
It's okay. / I'm fine.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's okay." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
カンタンデス。
kantan desu.
It's easy.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's easy." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
ムズカシイデス。
muzukashii desu.
It's difficult.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's difficult." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
チョットマッテクダサイ。
chotto matte kudasai.
Please wait a moment.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please wait a moment". What do you say?
katakanaPolite Expressions
ムウイチドオネガイシマス。
mou ichido onegai shimasu.
One more time, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One more time, please." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
ユックリハナシテクダサイ。
yukkuri hanashite kudasai.
Please speak slowly.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please speak slowly". What do you say?
katakanaDaily Life & Tech
エイゴデハナセマスカ。
eigo de hanasemasu ka.
Can you speak English?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Can you speak English." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaDaily Life & Tech
ニホンゴハナセマセン。
nihongo hanasemasen.
I can't speak Japanese.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I can't speak Japanese." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
スコシハナセマス。
sukoshi hanasemasu.
I can speak a little.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I can speak a little." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaDaily Life & Tech
ニホンゴヲベンキョウシテイマス。
nihongo o benkyou shite imasu.
I'm studying Japanese.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm studying Japanese." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFeelings & Health
トテモタノシイデス。
totemo tanoshii desu.
It's a lot of fun.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's a lot of fun." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFeelings & Health
ソレハオモシロイデス。
sore wa omoshiroi desu.
That's interesting.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "That's interesting." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
ホントウデスカ。
hontou desu ka.
Really?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Really." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFood & Dining
コーヒーヲノミマス。
koohii o nomimasu.
I drink coffee.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I drink coffee." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFood & Dining
コーヒーヲイツモノミマスカ。
koohii o itsumo nomimasu ka.
Do you always drink coffee?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do you always drink coffee." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
ミルクヲクダサイ。
miruku o kudasai.
Milk, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Milk, please." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
コーヒーヲイッパイクダサイ。
koohii o ippai kudasai.
One coffee, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One coffee, please." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
ビールヲイッパイクダサイ。
biiru o ippai kudasai.
One beer, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One beer, please." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
ミズヲクダサイ。
mizu o kudasai.
Water, please.
💡 You are at a cafe and want to ask for a glass of water.
katakanaPolite Expressions
ミズヲモウスコシクダサイ。
mizu o mou sukoshi kudasai.
A little more water, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A little more water, please." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
アイスクリイムガスキデス。
aisukuriimu ga suki desu.
I like ice cream.
💡 You want to express: "I like ice cream". What is the right sentence?
katakanaFood & Dining
パンヲタベマス。
pan o tabemasu.
I eat bread.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I eat bread." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFood & Dining
バターパンガオイシイデス。
bataa pan ga oishii desu.
Butter bread is delicious.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Butter bread is delicious." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFood & Dining
レストランデタベマショウ。
resutoran de tabemashou.
Let's eat at a restaurant.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's eat at a restaurant". Which Japanese expression fits?
katakanaPolite Expressions
メニューヲクダサイ。
menyuu o kudasai.
The menu, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The menu, please." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
コレヲクダサイ。
kore o kudasai.
This one, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "This one, please." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
ソレハナンデスカ。
sore wa nan desu ka.
What is that?
💡 You want to ask: "What is that?". Which phrase should you use?
katakanaPolite Expressions
コップヲクダサイ。
koppu o kudasai.
A glass, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A glass, please." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
テーブルヲオネガイシマス。
teeburu o onegai shimasu.
A table, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A table, please." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFood & Dining
オナカガスキマシタ。
onaka ga sukimashita.
I'm hungry.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm hungry." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFood & Dining
ノドガカワキマシタ。
nodo ga kawakimashita.
I'm thirsty.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm thirsty." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFood & Dining
イタダキマス。
itadakimasu.
Let's eat. (said before a meal)
💡 You are seated and about to begin eating your meal.
katakanaPolite Expressions
ゴチソウサマデシタ。
gochisousama deshita.
Thank you for the meal.
💡 You just finished a meal and want to thank the chef or host.
katakanaFood & Dining
トテモオイシカッタデス。
totemo oishikatta desu.
It was very delicious.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It was very delicious." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFood & Dining
アマイモノガスキデス。
amai mono ga suki desu.
I like sweet things.
💡 You want to express: "I like sweet things". What is the right sentence?
katakanaFood & Dining
カライモノハタベマセン。
karai mono wa tabemasen.
I don't eat spicy food.
💡 You want to express: "I don't eat spicy food". What is the right sentence?
katakanaFood & Dining
イッショニタベマショウ。
issho ni tabemashou.
Let's eat together.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's eat together". Which Japanese expression fits?
katakanaTime & Days
イマナンジデスカ。
ima nanji desu ka.
What time is it?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "What time is it." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGreetings
イマゴゼンジュウジデス。
ima gozen juuji desu.
It's ten in the morning now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's ten in the morning now." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTime & Days
イマゴゴサンジデス。
ima gogo sanji desu.
It's three in the afternoon now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's three in the afternoon now." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTravel & Directions
アシタハイソガシイデス。
ashita wa isogashii desu.
Tomorrow will be busy.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Tomorrow will be busy." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFeelings & Health
キョウハタノシイヒデス。
kyou wa tanoshii hi desu.
Today is a fun day.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Today is a fun day." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTime & Days
ムウオソイデスネ。
mou osoi desu ne.
It's getting late, isn't it.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's getting late, isn't it." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTime & Days
マダハヤイデス。
mada hayai desu.
It's still early.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's still early." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTime & Days
イツアイマショウカ。
itsu aimashou ka.
When shall we meet?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "When shall we meet." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
クラスハハチジカラデス。
kurasu wa hachi ji kara desu.
Class starts at eight.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Class starts at eight." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
シゴトハクジカラデス。
shigoto wa kuji kara desu.
Work starts at nine.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Work starts at nine." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTime & Days
キョウハシゴトガアリマセン。
kyou wa shigoto ga arimasen.
I have no work today.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I have no work today." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFeelings & Health
イマネムイデス。
ima nemui desu.
I'm sleepy now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm sleepy now." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGreetings
アサハヤクオキマス。
asa hayaku okimasu.
I wake up early in the morning.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I wake up early in the morning." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGreetings
ヨルハヤクネマス。
yoru hayaku nemasu.
I go to bed early at night.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I go to bed early at night." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTravel & Directions
エキハドコデスカ。
eki wa doko desu ka.
Where is the station?
💡 You are lost in the city and need to find the train station.
katakanaTravel & Directions
ホテルハドコデスカ。
hoteru wa doko desu ka.
Where is the hotel?
💡 You want to ask: "Where is the hotel?". Which phrase should you use?
katakanaTravel & Directions
バスノエキハドコデスカ。
basu no eki wa doko desu ka.
Where is the bus stop?
💡 You want to ask: "Where is the bus stop?". Which phrase should you use?
katakanaPolite Expressions
タクシーヲオネガイシマス。
takushii o onegai shimasu.
A taxi, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A taxi, please." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
ホテルマデオネガイシマス。
hoteru made onegai shimasu.
To the hotel, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "To the hotel, please." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTravel & Directions
ココハドコデスカ。
koko wa doko desu ka.
Where is this place?
💡 You want to ask: "Where is this place?". Which phrase should you use?
katakanaPolite Expressions
ミギヘマガッテクダサイ。
migi e magatte kudasai.
Please turn right.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please turn right". What do you say?
katakanaPolite Expressions
ヒダリヘマガッテクダサイ。
hidari e magatte kudasai.
Please turn left.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please turn left". What do you say?
katakanaPolite Expressions
マッスグイッテクダサイ。
massugu itte kudasai.
Please go straight.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please go straight". What do you say?
katakanaTravel & Directions
トオクナイデス。
tooku nai desu.
It's not far.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's not far." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
チカイデス。
chikai desu.
It's close.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's close." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTravel & Directions
アルイテイキマス。
aruite ikimasu.
I'll walk there.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll walk there." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTravel & Directions
デンシャデイキマス。
densha de ikimasu.
I'll go by train.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by train." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTravel & Directions
バスデイキマス。
basu de ikimasu.
I'll go by bus.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by bus." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTravel & Directions
クルマデイキマス。
kuruma de ikimasu.
I'll go by car.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll go by car." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
ムウスグツキマス。
mou sugu tsukimasu.
We'll be there soon.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "We'll be there soon." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
ココデスコシマチマショウ。
koko de sukoshi machimashou.
Let's wait here a bit.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's wait here a bit". Which Japanese expression fits?
katakanaPolite Expressions
チケットヲモウイチマイクダサイ。
chiketto o mou ichi mai kudasai.
One more ticket, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "One more ticket, please." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaShopping
コレハイクラデスカ。
kore wa ikura desu ka.
How much is this?
💡 You found an interesting item in a store and want to ask its price.
katakanaShopping
タカスギマス。
takasugimasu.
It's too expensive.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's too expensive." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaShopping
ムウスコシヤスイノハアリマスカ。
mou sukoshi yasui no wa arimasu ka.
Do you have anything cheaper?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Do you have anything cheaper." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
カイマス。
kaimasu.
I'll take it.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll take it." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
カエシテモイイデスカ。
kaeshite mo ii desu ka.
May I return this?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "May I return this." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
フクロヲオネガイシマス。
fukuro o onegai shimasu.
A bag, please.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "A bag, please." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTime & Days
セールハイツカラデスカ。
seeru wa itsu kara desu ka.
When does the sale start?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "When does the sale start." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTravel & Directions
クレジットカードデハラエマスカ。
kurejitto kaado de haraemasu ka.
Can I pay by credit card?
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Can I pay by credit card." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
チェックアウトハジュウジデス。
chekkuauto wa juuji desu.
Check-out is at ten.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "Check-out is at ten." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFeelings & Health
ウレシイデス。
ureshii desu.
I'm happy.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm happy." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFeelings & Health
カナシイデス。
kanashii desu.
I'm sad.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm sad." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFeelings & Health
シンパイデス。
shinpai desu.
I'm worried.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm worried." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFeelings & Health
ツカレマシタ。
tsukaremashita.
I'm tired.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm tired." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
タイヘンデスネ。
taihen desu ne.
That's tough, isn't it.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "That's tough, isn't it." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaWeather
キョウハアツイデス。
kyou wa atsui desu.
It's hot today.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's hot today." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaWeather
キョウハサムイデス。
kyou wa samui desu.
It's cold today.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's cold today." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaWeather
アメガフッテイマス。
ame ga futte imasu.
It's raining.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's raining." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaWeather
ユキガフッテイマス。
yuki ga futte imasu.
It's snowing.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It's snowing." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaWeather
カゼガツヨイデス。
kaze ga tsuyoi desu.
The wind is strong.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The wind is strong." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFood & Dining
キョウハイイテンキデス。
kyou wa ii tenki desu.
The weather is nice today.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "The weather is nice today." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFeelings & Health
オナカガイタイデス。
onaka ga itai desu.
My stomach hurts.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My stomach hurts." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFeelings & Health
カゼヲヒキマシタ。
kaze o hikimashita.
I've caught a cold.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I've caught a cold." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaFeelings & Health
イシャニイキマス。
isha ni ikimasu.
I'm going to see a doctor.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going to see a doctor." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
キュウケイシマショウ。
kyuukei shimashou.
Let's take a break.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's take a break". Which Japanese expression fits?
katakanaDaily Life & Tech
イエニカエリマス。
ie ni kaerimasu.
I'm going home.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm going home." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTime & Days
イマイエニイマス。
ima ie ni imasu.
I'm at home now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm at home now." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaPolite Expressions
デンワバンゴウヲオシエテクダサイ。
denwa bangou o oshiete kudasai.
Please tell me your phone number.
💡 You want to politely request: "Please tell me your phone number". What do you say?
katakanaTime & Days
アトデデンワシマス。
ato de denwa shimasu.
I'll call you later.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll call you later." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaDaily Life & Tech
メールヲオクリマス。
meeru o okurimasu.
I'll send an email.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'll send an email." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaDaily Life & Tech
インターネットヲツカイマス。
intaanetto o tsukaimasu.
I use the internet.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I use the internet." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaDaily Life & Tech
パソコンガコワレマシタ。
pasokon ga kowaremashita.
My computer broke.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "My computer broke." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaDaily Life & Tech
テレビヲミマス。
terebi o mimasu.
I watch TV.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I watch TV." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaTravel & Directions
イマヒマデス。
ima hima desu.
I'm free right now.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I'm free right now." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
イッショニイキマショウ。
issho ni ikimashou.
Let's go together.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's go together". Which Japanese expression fits?
katakanaFeelings & Health
タノシカッタデス。
tanoshikatta desu.
It was fun.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "It was fun." Which phrase would you choose?
katakanaGeneral
マタアソビマショウ。
mata asobimashou.
Let's get together again.
💡 You want to suggest: "Let's get together again". Which Japanese expression fits?
katakanaGeneral
ウマイキマスヨウニ。
umaku ikimasu you ni.
I hope it goes well.
💡 In a conversation, you want to convey: "I hope it goes well." Which phrase would you choose?