"Learn Basic Japanese 101"
lesson one
konnichi wa: meaning "hello"
lesson two
Watakushi: meaning "I" formal
lesson three:
anatasama: meaning "you" honor type
lesson four
chichi: meaning "father" general
lesson five
Ano Kata: meaning "That Person" more respect
Ohayo: meaning "morning"
Ohayo Gozaimasu: meaning "good morning"
konnichi wa: meaning "good afternoon"
Konban wa: meaning "Good Evening"
Ogenki Desu ga: meaning "How are you?"
Genki desu: meaning "I'm well"
ja ne: meaning "see ya"
sayanora: meaning "goodbye (in a sense of never seeing that person again)"
Watashi: meaning "I" formal, feminine
Watashitach: meaning "we"
watai: meaning "I" street, femine
Oretachi: meaning "we" strong
boku: meaning "I" in a humbling manner (towards a teacher, for example)
boku wa: meaning "I am" in a humbling manner
anata: meaning "you" very close
amatatachi: meaning "you people"
kimi: meaning "you" friendly
antara: meaning "you folks"
temee: meaning "you people" insulting
kisama: meaning "you punks"
otoochan: meaning "daddy"
otoosan: meaning "father"
otoosama: meaning "father dearest"
haha: meaning "mother" general
okaachan: meaning "mommy"
okaasan: meaning "mother"
okaasama: meaning "mother dearest"
oniisan: meaning "older brother"
oniichan: meaning "older brother" more closer
oniisama: meaning "older brother" more formal
oneesan: meaning "older sister"
oneechan: meaning "older sister" more closer
oneesama: meaning "older sister" more respect
Ano Hito: meaning "that person" general
Yatsu meaning "that person" insulting
ano yarou meaning "that idiot" insulting
kara meaning "he and also boyfriend"
kanojo meaning "she and also girlfriend"
ojousama meaning "miss, lady, princess"
gaki meaning "little brat"