A Quick Guide to Japanese

Kione and I tend to use a lot of Japanese, so I just decided to set this little reference up. I'm also bored out of my skull,so...

Abunai! - Watch out!/Duck!
Ai shiteru - An EXTREME expression of love
(Domo) Arigatou (Gozaimasu)- Thank you
Baka! - Idiot/Silly
Busu- Ugly-Comes from the word for pig
Chikuso - Damn,shit!
Chotto Matte- Wait
Daijobu ka?-Are you alright?
Daijobu desu ne- I'm alright
Daisuki- I REALLY like/love you!
Doushite?-Why
Gaki - Brat
Ganbatta! Good luck!
Gomen (nasai)- I'm sorry
Hayaku!-Hurry!
Henshu- Freak!
Hentai!- Pervert!
Hidoi desu ne ;_; - How cruel!
Iie - No
Itai! - Ouch!
Jigoku e ochiro-Go to hell!
Kawaii - Cute
Kirei- Beautiful
Komban wa- Good evening
Konnichi wa - Good morning/Hello
Kuso!- Damn it!
Kusottare!- *bleep* you!
Masaka! - I can't believe it!
Moshi moshi - Hello(on the phone)
Nani? - What?
Nigero! Run!
Ohaiyo (Gozaimasu) - Good morning
Onegai/Onegaishimasu - Please
Oyasumi Nasai - Good night
Shi ne! - Die!
Sou ka...- I see...
Sugoi - Cool!
Yamete!- Stop it!
Yoshi! - Alright!
Youma - monster
Yurusan/Yurusenai - I will not forgive you

Suffixes:

-chan - This means you are very close to the person you are addressing. Can also be used for affection,or when you talk to someone younger than yourself. You NEVER call someone older than yourself '-chan'.If you wan to express your affection to an older person,you can simply call them Jane or Joe,or whatever...without a suffix.

-san- this is the usual term for respect. It's used for strangers, or people you don't know well.It can also mean Mr. or Mrs. You also call people older than yourself '-san', in most cases.

-sama - A VERY respectful ending, used for Gods,Kings,me (j/k ^^).

-kun - Used by superior's to inferiors. A teacher, boss or older student who you don't know very well might address you as 'Last name'-kun

-tachi - Means 'and everyone with you'. If someone said Sailormoon-tachi, this would probably mean the Inner Senshi.

And that's all I can think of for now ^_^