Anime: a common abbreviation of the Japanese term for animation.
Arigatou: Thank you
Baka: stupid, fool, idiot
Bishoujo: a beautiful or pretty girl
Chibi: a short person or kid
Demo: but
Doko(ni): where?
Domo: very much
Ecchi: mildly perverted
Eigo: English
Fuku: clothes, uniform EX--> Sailor Fuku
Gomen: sorry
Hai: yes
Henshin: transformation
Hentai: extremely perverted
Iie: no
Ja ne: bye
Kawaii: cute
Konnichiwa: good day, hello
Kowai: scared, afraid, scary
Kudasai: Please
Manga: Japanese comics
Minna: everyone
Nani: what?
Nasai: sorry
Ohayo: Good morning (or Ohayo gozaimasu to be polite)
Onegai: Please
Otou-san: father
Owari: the end
Piku: to shake or tremble
Senpai: elder or upperclassman, can be used to honor someone. EX--> Higashi-senpai
Senshi: warrior or soldier
Seiyuu: A voice actor or actress
Sayonara: good bye
Sugoi: cool!
Sumimasen: Excuse me, as in interrupting someone, not as in bumping into them.
Tomodachi: friend
Counting From One To Ten: Counting from 0 to 10!
This is the easiest part. Just follow the chart listed below!
zero--> rei (different than Rei-chan!)
one--> ichi
two--> ni
three--> san
four--> shi/yon
five--> go
six--> roku
seven--> shichi/nana
eight--> hachi
nine--> ku/kyuu
ten--> juu
Counting from 11 to 19! Now, this is pretty easy to catch on to. First, you take juu, which is ten. Then add the corresponding number. So if you want to say 11, combine juu, which is ten, and ichi, which is one. So you got juuichi. See? I told ya it was easy! So that means twelve is juuni, thirteen is juusan, fourteen is juushi and so on.
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