do-itashimashite - Your welcome. It is my pleasure
domo arigato gozaimasu - formal thank you
domo - thanks
dozo - please
futon - Japanese bed or bed covers.
gohon - rice
gomen - sorry
gomen kudasi - excuse me
gomen nasai - excuse me, I'm sorry
hai - yes, agree
haiji - left
hay aku - hurry up
honto - true, for sure
iie - no
juban - worn under a kimono
Kanji - Japanese written characters
kawaii - cute, pretty
Kirin - Japanese beer
kohi - coffee
koko - stop here. It's here
konbanwa - good evening
konnichi wa - good day
kori - ice; kori mizu - ice water
kudasai - Please
maguro --tuna for sashimi
megii - right
mizu - water
nan desu ka - what is it
neh - you agree?
nemaki - sleeping robe or kimono
nesan - elder sister, girl, young woman
niisan - elder brother, boy, young man
Noumanoui - Area of Naha City set aside for "A" sign bars and restaurants
oba - aunt, older woman
obasan - grandmother
ohayo gozaimasu - good morning
ojisan - uncle
oki - large, big
okusan - wife
Orion - Okinawan beer
ryokan - Japanese style inn
San Miguel - Beer from the Philippines
Sapporo - Japanese beer
sashimi - raw fish
soba - noodle soup
sobo - grandmother (Obasan)
sofu - Grandfather (Ojisan)
sofubo - grandparents
sukoshi - small, little
sukoshi chinbun - not smart, not much knowledge. (Slang)
sushi - rice & fish combination
takusan - a lot, large amount
tashika - (for) sure
tatami - woven straw mats about 3' x6' (a 6, 8 or 12 tatami room.)
tomeru - stop, quit
tomodachi - friend
wakarimasu ka - do you understand?
wakarauai - I don't understand
wakaru - I understand
watashi - me
yakamesa - fried rice
yakasoba - fried noodles
yukata - informal, everyday wear kimono
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