100 Phrases Every Japanese Beginner Must-Know
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In this video, we will teach you 25 Japanese phrases, 25 Japanese nouns, 25 Japanese verbs and 25 adjectives that you must know if you're an absolute beginner. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning Japanese, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.
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Hi Risa ?
Risa I only learned Spanish, English, French, Russian, Ukrainian, and Greek can you show me your other channels?
Excellent resources thank you ??
Please speak the Japanese more slowly ? couldn’t keep up
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Wow they made the language they use in anime into a real thing
I’m done made my day?
Lol weebs
U r joking right??
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@Ksksksks Nsnsksksk just say nan
100 Most Common Phrases in Japanese
1. Ohayo – Good Morning
2. Sumimasen – Excuse me
3. Hai – Yes
4. iie – No
5. Eki was doku desu ka? – Where is the station
6. Yorushikou onegaishimasu – please treat me well/pleasure to be working with you
7. Kore wa ikura desuka – how much is this?
8. Oyasuminasai – good night
9. Nansai desu ka? – How old are you?
10. Douzo – After you
11. Wakarimashita/Wakata – I understand
12. Wakarimasen/Wakanai – I dont understand
13. Eigo ga hanasemasuka – do you speak english?
14. Ja, ma ta – see you later/soon
15. Doumo – thanks/hello/goodbye
16. O genki desu ka? – How are you
17. Gomennasai – im sorry
18. Konbanwa – goodevening
19. Konnichiwa – Hello
20. Hajijimashite – nice to meet you
21. O namae wa? – Whats your name?
22. Mizu onegaishimasu – water please?
23. Tasukete kudasai – help please
24. Arigato – Thank you
25. Sayounara – goodbye
(VERBS)
26. Wasuwaru – to forget
27. Suru – To do (Formal)
28. Yaru – to do (Casual)
29. Iru – to exist (animate)
30. Ari – to exist (Inanimate)
31. Hanasu – to talk
32. Yobu – to call
33. Iku – to go
34. Yeru – to go out
35. Miru – to see
36. Omou – to think
37. Matsu – to wait
38. Iu – to say
39. Wakaru – to understand
40. Kuru – to come
41. dekiru – to be able to do
42. Hiraku – to open
43. Toru – to take
44. Tsukura – to make
45. Yomu – to read
46. Aruku – to walk
47. Taberu – to eat
48. Neru – to sleep
49. Kiku – to hear/to ask
50. naru – to become
51. untensuru – to drive
52. warau – to laugh
53. utau – to sing
(NOUNS)
54. mondai – problem
55. Shitsumon – question
56. miso – store
57. eki – station
58. mizu – water
59. imi – meaning
60. Shiyashin- picture
61. Kuruma – car
62. Heya – room
63. kotoba – word
64. eiga – movie
65. namae – name
66. gakkou – school
67. Sigoto – work
68. kaishiya – company
69. ie – house
70. asu – tomorrow
71. kinou – yesterday
72. ima – now
73. kyou – today
74. Jikan – time
75. Minna – everybody
76. Hito – person
77. mono – thing (object)
78. koto – thing (instance)
(ADJECTIVES)
79. ooi – many/numerous
80. yasui – cheap
81. atsui – hot
82. nagai – long
83. hayai – fast/early
84. suki – like
85. onaji- same
86. Sukunai – few/scarce
87. Hitsuyo – necessary
88. Umai – Skilled
89. Umai – delicious
90. Sugoi – Cool/amazing
91. Chikai – Close
92. muzukashi – hard/difficult
93. ii – good
94. Chisai – small
95. Atarashi – new
96. warui – bad
97. ookii – big
98. Tsumetai – cold
99. oishi – delicious
100. takai – tall/high/expensive
101. tooi – far
101. mizukai – short
102. tanoshii – fun
Edited: 4/9/20 4:27. Apologies for the misspellings ive fixed most of the list. Arigato minna-san! Ganbatte!
How copy paste this?
Thank you
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There are good people in this world and then there is someone better like you.
Thank you for the list!!
“Do you understand Japanese?”
Answers “no, i dont understand Japanese” in perfect Japanese
@Yo Jerry, Look at this sht ???
That’s like saying “No hablo español” to lol
@Itzel Montalvo
私の頭: やった！私は日本語がはなせます！
私: ヤイ！アイ クド スピーコ ジャパニス！
lmao yeah, but it is actually very useful. It implies you’re a very beginner, like learning how to say “I can’t speak Japanese”, in Japanese lol. It’s a good way to tell others you can’t speak their language. At least I find it better than speak other languages until they figure that out lol.
Maybe like this “Iie, wakattenai desu” I can’t write it in hiragana or kanji. ??
Arigatōguzaimas. It really helps me!
I am Japanese. I am delighted to have foreigners studying Japanese so much. It’s so cute that foreigners talk hard in Japanese, and everyone in Japan likes it. I will try my best to speak English.
日本語を勉強してくださる外国の方がたくさんいることに驚きと喜びを感じています。
I recently went to Japan two months ago for the first time and had watched so many videos like these in preparation. Thought I had everything to a T but when it came to speaking the right Japanese words quickly in response, I completely screw up the pronunciation or draw a blank and use gestures. I felt embarrassed when a cook brought out my order and when I remembered to say thanks, I ended up saying “Itakimasu” instead of “Itadakimasu”. They knew I was trying my best after laughing it off and I still ended up having a wonderful time, even with those issues. I guess it just taught me that I need to relax before speaking and to practice pronunciation aloud more often. ^_^’
the fact that my daughter understood most of these words from watching anime ?
She’s too funny I can’t concentrate lol
the silly!!!
笑う???
@Saya Benci Iklan Grab yes….very??….
She’s cute too
@Aizen Bankai lmaoo yes ? ?
I’ve been speaking Japanese for years and recently past the N4 test but it is amazing how many of the early beginner words you do forget when you don’t use them!
hello , conversation referee here. You are wrong. She said n4 you can have conversation in Japanese. The guy then says blah blah N4 isnt fluent. she says “yeah i never said it was fluent, but you can at least converse”. You lose 10 points. ganbatte
@ROKURO no. Look at his first comment. He said “N4 isn’t exactly fluent either.” That’s fine but then Ms.Jane here replied by saying N4 skills will help you converse with other people which the guy replied by saying “The ability to have a basic conversation isn’t fluency”. I wonder who’s missing the point.
@Azka Takebayashi Guy corrected her about something she didn’t say. She explained herself.
@ROKURO That would mean that she just repeated the guy’s comment which is kind of unnecessary, don’t you think?
@Azka Takebayashi She also said it’s not fluent
Dear Risa-san,
Thank you so much for your wonderful Japanese lessons.
They are very helpful.
Sound location technologies are a great idea for psychiatrists!
Could you make a more condensed version with each phrase only and repeat each a few times? Love the information for each phrase, but it would be nice to have a video with the phrases alone. It would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! Love your videos!
00:00: Basic verbs
6:14: japanese verbs
11:49 japanese nouns
Dang it! I just started with german and france, and now I want to learn Japanese, my life is going to be more complicated… I just love learning language from this channel, amzing hosts, great editing, interactive and undertandable.
Brings back GREAT memories of my life in Japan while in the Navy, loved those three years….???????⚓
Your videos are so inspiring and you really show you have passion for it. ありがとう =)
In my Japanese classes they used “Hanasu” a lot for speaking, but when I went to Tokyo I had to learn that “Shaberu” (chat) is used more often
thanks ive uploaded that into my brain now. very useful. shaberu kurete arigatou
Thank you so much for these amazing videos and resources for free!!! We all appreciate the quality of all this material available for free! And Risa you’re absolutely adorable!!
You know Risa, it would be great for you to do this at an intermediate or even lower advanced level.
I’ve been here 23 years and generally have zero problems in daily life. But my Japanese never gets better—it just stays at the same intermediate level.
Any chance of a video like this?
Awesome, thank you 🙂
In the second video I would have found it helpful if the Japanese phrases were spoken as well as written, rather than just written!
Thanks!