Neko: Cat Tenshi: Angel Michiru: Mature; Complete Chibi: Little; Mini; Little one Koneko: Kitten Mizuno: Of the water Tenoh: Sky king Aiji: Beloved child Aishiteru: I really, really, really love you Akuryo Taisan: Evil spirits, begone! Ano: Um; Well; Uh Aunnokokyuu: The harmonizing, mentally and physically, of two parties engaged in an activity Arigatou: Thank you Baka: Idiot (tends to be mean) Bento: Lunch box Bishojo: Beautiful girl Bishonen: Beautiful boy (especially those w/ effiminite features) Daijoubu ka?: Are you okay? Dame: No; You can't! Demo: But Doushita?: What's wrong?; What's the matter? Etchi: Perverted Fuku: Uniform Gi: Martial arts uniform Ginzuishou: Silver Millineum/Imperial Crystal Gomen nasai (gomen; gomen ne): I'm sorry Gyokuro: The finest grade of Japanese leaf (green) tea Hai: Yes; Yeah Hekigan: Blue eyes Hekigyoku: Jasper Henshin yo!: Let's transform! Hime: Princess Hitomebore: Not "love @ first sight," but attraction @ first sight Honorifics: suffix on end of name. ("San" = respect, older people, or people you don't know well. "Kun" = male friends and younger acquaintances. "Chan" = children, or people to whom you are close as terms of endearment. "Sama" = formal respect. "Ko" = females (such as Usako or Kimako). "Sempai" = upper classman [not often used in SM-verse] "Kohai" = lower classman [not often used].) Honto: Really Hoshi: Star Iie/Iya: No Ja na/ne: See you Junnashojo: Pure maiden; Maiden pure of heart Kaerunokohakaeru: Like father, like son Kaikigesshoku: Lunar eclipse Kaiousei: The planet Neptune Kakkoii!: Looking good! Kami-sama (Kami): God Kamiza: Honored seat Kanpai: Cheers Kata: Series of slow martial arts movement Kawaii: Cute Kimi: You Kirei: Beautiful Kite kite: Guess what! Koi: Love; A type of carp Koibito: Boyfriend/Girlfriend; Sweetheart Koishiteru: I love you Kokoro: Heart Konba wa: Good evening Konnichi wa: Good afternoon Lucky!: Lucky me! Mah: My Makinai: I won't lose! Mama: Mommy Masaka!: No way!; I don't believe it! Matte: Wait Minna: Everyone |
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