101 Japanese Set Phrases and Power Words
By Clay Boutwell and Yumi Boutwell
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Give your Japanese a boost by learning 101 Japanese Set Phrases and Power Words!
Every language has phrases and expressions that are used on an everyday basis. Every single entry in the book is a phrase or a form of a phrase that is used daily in Japanese.
Learning these power words and phrases will greatly improve your conversational skills.
* Every entry has at least one example sentence
* Usage and variations are explained in plain English
* Listen to the sound files for pronunciation help
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101 Japanese Set Phrases and Power Words - Clay Boutwell
Contents
INTRODUCTION 2
ESSENTIAL POWER WORDS 10
元気です genki desu (I'm) fine. 11
大丈夫です daijoubu desu (I'm) okay. 12
がんばって ganbatte Do your best; keep at it 13
いいですね ii desu ne It's good. 14
もちろん mochiron Of course; certainly; naturally 16
本当に hontou ni Really 17
ちょっと chotto A little 18
ちょっと待って chotto matte Wait a minute 20
すみません sumimasen Excuse me; pardon me 21
GREETINGS & SALUTATIONS 23
よろしくおねがいします yoroshiku onegaishimasu I look forward to working with you 24
今度、会いましょう kondo, aimashou Let's meet again 25
おかえりなさい okaerinasai Welcome back 26
またね mata ne See you again 28
どうぞごゆっくり douzo go yukkuri Please take it easy 29
いかがですか ikaga desu ka Would you care for … ? 30
失礼します shitsurei shimasu Excuse me 31
いってらっしゃい itterasshai Have a good day 33
いらっしゃいませ irasshaimase Welcome! 34
それじゃ sore ja Well then… 35
CHANGING THE SUBJECT 36
とにかく tonikaku Anyhow; at any rate; anyway 37
ところで tokorode By the way; incidentally 38
それから sore kara And then 39
SHOW 'EM YOU ARE LISTENING 40
そうですか sou desu ka I see… 41
そうですね sou desu ne Isn't it?; that's right. 42
そうなんだ sou nan da Is that so?; I see 43
あのう anou Umm; errr… 44
えっと etto Let me see… 45
なるほど naruhodo I see 46
かもしれない kamoshirenai Might; perhaps 47
たいへんですね taihen desu ne That must be hard 48
SIGNS OF GRIEF OR CONFUSION 49
いやだ iya da No!; disagreeable; unpleasant 50
うそでしょ う uso deshou You're kidding, right? 51
困っています komatte imasu Troubled; worried 52
疲れています tsukarete imasu I'm tired 53
眠い nemui Sleepy 54
おかしい okashii Funny; strange 55
あれ? are? Huh? 56
やばい yabai Not good; terrible; dangerous 57
へんだ hen da That's strange 58
とんでもない tondemo nai Unthinkable; outrageous; terrible 59
気持ち悪い kimochi warui Feel bad; disgusting 60
しょうがない shou ga nai Can't be helped; that's the way it is 61
どうしようもない dou shiyou mo nai There is no other way 62
おかしいな okashii na That's strange 63
もうだめ(だ) mou dame (da) It's over; no more 65
ぜったい zettai Absolutely; without fail 66
やめて(ください) yamete (kudasai) Stop it 67
まさか masaka It can't be; you don't say! 68
けっこう kekkou Fairly 69
もうけっこうです mou kekkou desu That's enough 70
いかん ikan Unsatisfactory 71
めんどくさい mendokusai Bothersome 72
ひどい hidoi Terrible 73
どうして? doushite Why? 74
まあまあ maa maa So so 75
信じられない shinjirarenai I can't believe it 76
まあね maa ne Yeah, I guess; well, I must admit 78
恥ずかしい hazukashii Ashamed; shy 79
きつい kitsui Harsh; demanding; tough 80
よくわかりません yoku wakarimasen I don't get it 81
いい加減にしろ ii kagen ni shiro Behave yourself 82
悪かった warukatta My bad 83
ごめんなさい gomen nasai Sorry 84
SIGNS OF AGREEMENT OR JOY 86
興奮してます koufun shitemasu I'm so excited 87
すごい sugoi Amazing; cool 88
もちろん mochiron Of course; certainly; naturally