Japanese Terms I Use
"Mitsuketa no sagashitsuzuketa ano rakuen":
         "Finally found that paradise we've been
     looking for"
         Translated by Masa Hayashi
Moshi moshi:  Hello
"Motto Suteki Na Asa Ga Kuruyo": 
         "A More Beautiful Morning Will Come" (A
     SM Stars song)
Nani?:  What?
...ne?: ...right?
Ne...:  Hey...
"A" no "B": A's B; B of A; B belongs to A
Oba-san:  Aunt
Odango Atama:  Bun-Head (Haruka's nickname
     for Usagi)
Ofuda:  Scrolls used to banish evil
Ohayo gozaimasu:  Good morning
Okaa-san:  Mother
Onegai:  Please
Otou-san:  Father
Papa:  Daddy
Rozetoge [Yoma name]:  "Rose-thorn"
Sakura: Cherry blossom/tree
Sayonara:  Goodbye
Senken:  Sage
Sensei:  Teacher
Senshi:  Soldier; Warrior; (Sailor) Scout
Shimatta:  Damn
Shugotenshi:  guardian angel
Sonna!:  It can't be!;  I don't believe it!
Sou ka:  I see
Sugoi:  Awesome
Suisei:  The planet Mercury
Suki da yo:  I like/love you
Tenousei:  The planet Uranus
Yamate:  Stop it
Yoma:  monster
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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