This page is here so people can learn Japanese, because I sometimes use Japanese words and such in my writing on the site. There are probbly spelling erors, but I find myself... not really caring. Have fun.
--Colours--
Pink: momoiro, pinku
Purple: murasaki no
Green: Midori(light) senryoku, (dark) shinryoku, gurin
Blue: aoi
Yellow: kiiroi
Red: akai
Orange: orenji-iro
Turquoise: taakoizu
Black: kuroi
White: shiroi
Gray: nezumi-iro
Brown: chairo
--Foods--
Water: o-mizu, (glass of.) mizu ippai
Tea: (green) o-cha Fish: sakana
Chicken: (live) tori, (meat) tori-niku
Beef: gyuniku
Pork: butaniku
Vegetable: yasai, (vegetarian) saishoku-shugisha
Carrots: ninjin
Potatoes: jagaimo
Salad: sarada
Rice: (cooked) gohan, (uncooked) kome, (bowl of) gohan ichizen
Strawberry: ichigo
Peach: momo
Raspberry: ki-ichigo
Apple: ringo
Pear: nashi
Grape: budo
Lemon: remon
Melon: meron
Cherry: sakurambo
--Elements--
Rain: ame
Water: o-mizu
Fire: hi
Earth: chi
Sky: amanohara
Thunder: kaminari
Lightning: kaminari
Cold: samui
Hot: atsui
Ice: kori
Snow: yuki
Light: (natural) hikari, (artificial) akari
Star: hoshi
Moon: tsuki
Sun: nichirin, ohisama, tenjitsu, tenpi
--Emotions--
Sad: kanashii
Happy: shiawase na
Angry: okotta
Hyper: haipaa
Lonely: sabishii
Love: ai
Calm: shizuka na
Hate: iyagaru, kirau, nikumu, itou
Excited: gekikou, (to become e.) iromeku, (to be e. about) kigatatsu
Anxious: shimpai de
Tired: hiroukan
--Fantasy/RPG/etc. Terms--
Magic: genjutsu, jujutsu, kijutsu, (black m.) youjutsu, mahou
Energy: ikioi, seikon
Force: ikioi
Power: iryoku, (will p.) iryoku, (strength, p.) kyoujaku
Sorcery: mahou, mikoyose
Sorceror: mahoutsukai, youjutsusha
Sorceress: youjutsusha, ichiko
Witch: mahoutsukai, majo
Enchantment: kowaku
Spell: jubaku, (to cast a s.) tataru
Curse: jubaku, (to c.) tataru
Demon: akki, tenma, youkai, (female d.) yasha
Ghost: bourei, bakemono, konpaku
Monster: bakemono, kaibutsu, kaijuu
Elf: senjo, sennyo, (P.) sennyu, yousei, erufu
Dwarf: shuju, waijin
Warrior: bufu, bushi, (brave w.) hikyuu, joubu, (brave w.) yuushi
Mage: meji, maaji
Sword: (fight) chanbara, (long s.) chouken, (broads.) danbira, ikkounoken, katana, ken
Spear: kyousha, yari
Wand: uchidenokodzuchi, wando
Staff: (pilgrim's s.) kongoudzue, (bishop's s.) shakujou, sutaffu
Bow & Arrow: kyuushi, yumi, yumiya
Fairy: senjo, sennyo, (P.) sennyu, yousei
Sprite: yousei
Mermaid: ningyo
Angel: mitsukai, enjeru, tenshi, tennotsukai
Spirit: konpaku, (evil s.) akurei, (evil s.) akuryou
Nymph: senjo, sennyo, (P.) sennyu
--Descriptive Words--
Beautiful: utsukushii
Annoying: okkuu, okukou, (to be a.) sawagu
Pretty: kirei na
Arrogant: gouman, sen'etsu, kouman
Selfish: rikoteki na
Energetic: kibikibi, shousouyuui, kiei
Silly: baka
Insane: kichigai (insanity) Hakkyou
Proud: gouman, goman na
Brave: yukan na
Cowardly: okubyo-mono
Stubborn: gojo na
Intelligent: richiteki na
Stupid: baka na
Ugly: minikui
Popular: hikuteamata, hipparidako, moteru
Peaceful: heion, heiwateki, seikan, shizuka
Noisy: kamabisushii, kashimashii, kensou
Mischievous: yancha, (m. boy) itazurakko, (m. trick, practical joke, prank) warufuzake
Funny: hyoukin, kokkei, okashii
Lucky: magaii, rakkii, (fortunate, happy, l.) sachiaru
--Months & Days--
January: Ichi-gatsu
February: Ni-gatsu
March: San-gatsu
April: Shi-gatsu
May: Go-gatsu
June: Roku-gatsu
July: Shichi-gatsu
August: Hachi-gatsu
September: Ku-gatsu
October: Ju-gatsu
November: Juichi-gatsu
December: Juni-gatsu
Monday: Getsuyobi
Tuesday: Kayobi
Wednesday: Suiyobi
Thursday: Mokuyobi
Friday: Kinyobi
Saturday: Doyobi
Sunday: Nichiyobi
Weekday: heijitsu
Weekend: shumatsu
Day off: kyujitsu
--Referring to--
She: kanojo wa (ga)
He: kare wa (ga)
Us: watashitachi o
We: watashitachi wa (ga)
Him: kare o, (for h., to h.) kare ni
Her: kanojo o, (for h., to h.) kanojo ni, (belonging to h.) kanojo no
His: kare no
You: (subject singular) anata wa (ga), (sub. plu.) anatagata wa (ga), (object s.) anata o
(object plu.) anatagata o, (for, to y. sing.) anata ni, (for, to y. plu.) anatagata ni
Your: (sing.) anata no, (plu) anatagata no
They: karera wa (ga)
Them: karera o, (for, to t.) karera ni
Their: karera no
Me: watashi o, (for, to m.) watashi ni
I: watashi wa (ga)
Mother: (his, her, your) o-kasan, (my) haha, (in-law) shutome
Father: (his, her, your) o-tosan, (my) chichi, (in-law) giri no chichi
Cousin: (his, her, your) o-itokosan, (my) itoko
Brother: (his, her, your older) o-niisan, (his, her, your younger) ototosan, (my older) ani, (my younger) ototo
Sister: (his, her, your older) o-nesan, (his, her, your younger) imotosan, (my older) ane, (my younger) imoto
Aunt: (his, her, your) obasan, (my) oba
Uncle: (his, her, your) ojisan, (my) oji
Friend: tomodachi
--Greetings--
Ohayoo gozaimasu=Good morning
Konnichi wa=Hello/Good afternoon
Konban wa=Good evening
Ohyasu minasai=Goodnight
Sayonara=Goodbye
Ja ne=See you (Or just ja)
Moshi-moshi=Hello (Only used on the phone)
--Simple Phrases--
Hajimemashite=Nice to meet you
Arigato=Thank you
Doo itashimashite=You're welcome
Gomen nasai=Sorry
Sumimasen=Excuse me
Hai=Yes
Iie=No
Ano=Umm
Demo=But
Nani= What/Huh?
O genki desu ka= How are you?
O namae wa nan desu ka=What is your name?
Kyoo wa ii tenki desu ne=Isn't the weather nice today?
Ii desu ka=Is it ok?
Doush'tano=What's the matter?
Nanji desu ka=What time is it?