Japanese Word of the Day # 7: Hito

Japanese Word of the Day # 7: Hito

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 write and read, but it can be a lot more complicated. 人can be read in many ways, and it looks...
Japanese Word of the Day #6: Suki

Japanese Word of the Day #6: Suki

Word: すき Kanji: 好き Romaji: suki Type: adjective (な) Meaning: to like The word 好きcan be used by a person to express that he likes something or someone. This word can be heard or read mostly everywhere: Japanese dramas, magazines, newspapers, anime , documentaries, and...
Japanese Word of the Day #5: Imouto

Japanese Word of the Day #5: Imouto

Info: Word: いもうと Kanji: 妹 Romaji: imouto Type: Noun Meaning: a younger sister I’m gonna get into this since most people have encountered this word at least once since being exposed to Japanese media. The word 妹 pertains to a person’s “younger...
Japanese Word of the Day #4: Hi

Japanese Word of the Day #4: Hi

Word: ひ Kanji: 日 Romaji: Hi Type: Noun Meaning: A day This has probably been used countless times in any Japanese conversation, more than you thought it had been. The kanji 日also represents the sun, the same character that you see in 日本(Japan). This can also be used...
Japanese Word of the Day #3: Niku

Japanese Word of the Day #3: Niku

Today’s Word is: Word: にく Kanji: 肉 Romaji: Niku Meaning: Meat No, wait, not you! Needless to say, meat is a part of a lot of people’s eating routine, including Japanese. This word can be conjugated with other words to depict what kind of meat is being...
Japanese Word of the Day #2: Jitensha

Japanese Word of the Day #2: Jitensha

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, Bycicle The bicycle is a very essential part of Japanese Culture, as...