The Library / Toshokan
Quietly, you enter the mediocre campus library, and immediately begin searching for any notebooks or documents to help you better understand what people are saying. The librarian takes you to a nice, long row of cards, where everything is in a peculiar order, lesson by lesson.Your search begins.
Numbers
  zero = 0
  ichi = 1
  ni = 2
  san = 3
  shi (yon) = 4
  go = 5
  roku = 6
  shichi (nana) = 7
  hachi = 8
  kyuu = 9
  juu = 10
  juu-ichi = 11
  juu-ni = 12, etc.
  ni-juu = 20
  ni-juu-ichi = 21
  ni-juu-ni = 22, etc.     
  san-juu = 30, etc.
Months
  ichi-gatsu = january
  ni-gatsu = february, etc. 
Days of the Week
  nichiyoobi = sunday
  getsuyoobi = monday
  kayoobi = tuesday
  suiyoobi = wednesday
  makuyoobi = thursday
  kinyoobi = friday
  doyoobi = saturday     


Verbs                                                        
  ikimasu = to go                                           
   kimasu = to come                                       
  kaerimasu = to come back; return
  dekakemasu = to go out; leave
  kaimasu = to buy
  nominasu = to drink
  tabemasu = to eat
  shimasu = to do
  mimasu = to see; watch
  kakimasu = to write
  yomimasu = to read
  hanashimasu = to speak
  kikimasu = to listen to; hear
  arimasu = to have
  ben'kyoo shimasu = to study
  kaimono shimasu = to shop
  shokuji shimasu = to dine
  imasu = to exist
  yobimasu = to call
  kawakimasu = to get thirsty
  sukimasu = to get hungry
  naraimasu = to learn
  shookai o shimasu = to introduce
  hairimasu = to go in
  karimasu = to borrow
  sagashimasu = to look for
 
 
Nouns
ototoi = day before yesterday
  kinoo = yesterday
  kyoo = today
  ashita = tomorrow
  asatte = day after tomorrow
  mainichi = every day
  kissaten = coffee shop
  gakkoo = school
  asahi = "the rising sun"
  no = of
  to = and (list)
  soshite = and (conjunction)
  uchi = home
  heya = room
  nihon = japan
  amerika = america
  koohii = coffee
  ocha = tea
  mizu = water
  biiru = beer
  gyuunyuu = milk
  gohan = meal
  pan = bread
  hon = book
  jisho = dictionary
  yoru = night
  ichinichijuu = all day long
  asagohan = breakfast
  hirugohan = lunch
  ban'gohan = dinner
  eiga = movie
  tegami = letter
  terebi = television
  resutoran = restaurant
  depaato = department store
  kurasu = class
  shiken = test
  watashi = I
  anata = you
  ima = now
  jimusho = office
  shokudoo = cafeteria
  eki = station
  gin'koo = bank
Adverbs
  issho ni = together; with me
  kore kara = from now
  chotto = a little while
  sugu = soon
  yoku = often
  zen'zen = not at all
  mada = not yet
  sorosoro = about time
  amari = not very much/often
  totemo = very
  itsumo = always
  tokidoki = once in a while
  taitei = usually
  zuibun = extremely
  moo = already
  rippa = fine
All this searching is wearing you out!! However, you are still not satisfied, as the rows seem to be getting longer, and you're not even halfway done. You can either KEEP LOOKING or LEAVE THE LIBRARY.
This is Marron-chan, the Asahi no Gakkoo's resident Librarian. Isn't he cute? And he's so noble... he wanted to help you students so badly, he agreed to work for free!!! What a guy!! ^_~
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