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Category: Japanese Vocabulary

Celebrate Virtua Fighter’s 30th Anniversary With Special Messages From Renowned Figures, Including Game Designer Yu Suzuki!

Posted on 15 December 2024 by Ren

December 13, 2024 – SEGA has released a compilation of video messages celebrating Virtua Fighter’s 30th anniversary.   Virtua Fighter 30th Anniversary Video     Each clip features a message from a…

ATLUS and VANILLAWARE’s All-new Tactical RPG Unicorn Overlord – Introducing Some of the Vibrant Characters, Diverse Classes, and Training Methods in Unicorn Overlord

Posted on 22 January 2024 by Ren

Unicorn Overlord Classes – 15SEGA has shared new details on Unicorn Overlord—the new game from ATLUS and VANILLAWARE—scheduled to release on March 8, 2024, for PlayStation®4, PlayStation®5, Nintendo Switch™, and Xbox Series…

The Most Commonly Used Japanese Words for Beginners

Posted on 16 January 2024 by Crosse

Maybe you just started watching that crazy show that somehow had these flashy action scenes that just makes you feel motivated. Or maybe you have an acquaintance that just pesters you to…

Japanese Word of the Day # 7: Hito

Posted on 26 September 2012 by Althaea

Word: ひと Kanji: 人 Romaji: hito Type: Noun Meaning: person When talking about an unnamed person, or a person in general, this word is used. The kanji can look very simple to…

Japanese Word of the Day #6: Suki

Posted on 20 August 201220 August 2012 by Crosse

Word: すき Kanji: 好き Romaji: suki Type: adjective (な) Meaning: to like

Japanese Word of the Day #5: Imouto

Posted on 26 July 2012 by Althaea

The word 妹 pertains to a person’s “younger sister,” as they use different words to address their family members. It has two characters, 女(おんな / onna), pertaining to the female gender and 未(み / mi), which can also mean “not yet” (also, the same kanji used in 未だ/まだ). “Woman not yet” is what perfectly describes a young female member of the family, thus, the word.

Japanese Word of the Day #4: Hi

Posted on 24 July 2012 by Crosse

Word: ひ Kanji: 日 Romaji: Hi Type: Noun Meaning: A day

Japanese Word of the Day #3: Niku

Posted on 20 July 2012 by Crosse

Today’s Word is: Word: にく Kanji: 肉 Romaji: Niku Meaning: Meat

Japanese Word of the Day #2: Jitensha

Posted on 18 July 201218 July 2012 by Crosse

I was late in posting the next word. I’m blaming PSO2 for this. =w= Anyway, here we go: Word: じてんしゃ Dictionary Form:N/A Kanji: 自転車 Romaji: jitensha Romaji (Dictionary Form): N/A Meaning: Bike,…

Japanese Word of the Day #1: Benkyoushimasu

Posted on 11 July 2012 by Crosse

I’ve mentioned in a previous post that I was thinking of a way for me to easily remember Japanese vocabulary from Lessons 1-20 in Elementary 1-2. So here we are! I will…

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