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    JapaneseJapaneseJapaneseJapanese

    Japanese on the StreetJapanese on the StreetJapanese on the StreetJapanese on the Street

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    Japanese On The StreetJapanese On The StreetJapanese On The StreetJapanese On The Street

    Welcome to Japanese On The Street, aka, Very Casual Japanese!Did you know that most Japanese language institutions teach you basic

    Japanese that is not used on Japanese streets? Especially not used by young

    people.

    However, please dont be disappointed. . What youre learning in my video

    course is very practical, and thats the style of Japanese youll see in business

    and on formal occasions. Also, youre expected to use this style for the first

    time.

    The Japanese are generally very polite and authentic, and follow certain

    protocols. There are several levels of politeness, depending on whom youre

    talking to.

    However, once they get to know each other and find they are of the same

    status level, (e.g. age or social status), they start to use casual Japanese.

    Also, if two people are of a different status level of status, such as a teacher

    and a student or a boss and a subordinate, they will use different forms of

    Japanese, the former talks in casual Japanese and the latter responds

    politely.

    The teacher doesnt want you to apply what youll learn here immediately (I

    mean, in the first time of meeting new people), however its very important

    yet fun to understand what theyre saying. And eventually, youll definitely

    need to speak casual Japanese once your relationship with your friends

    become closer.

    *WARNING*

    Please do not use the expressions in this textbook on business occasions,

    especially to your boss or teachers :p

    Finally, I highly recommend you to watch Japanese drama often to improve

    your Japanese skill.

    Lets fun learning casual Japanese!!

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    Chapter 1Chapter 1Chapter 1Chapter 1: Hiya!: Hiya!: Hiya!: Hiya! ----GreetingGreetingGreetingGreetingssss----

    Good morningGood morningGood morningGood morning

    Ohayoo! Ohayo.

    Cheesu,

    Ussu!

    Good afternoon.Good afternoon.Good afternoon.Good afternoon.

    Konnichiwa

    Konchiwa-.

    Cheesu

    Yo!

    How are you?How are you?How are you?How are you?

    Genki?

    Doo shiteru?

    Saikin doo?

    (How are you doing lately?)

    HavenHavenHavenHavent see you for a whilet see you for a whilet see you for a whilet see you for a while

    Hisashiburi

    Hisashiburi, genki?

    How have you been doing?How have you been doing?How have you been doing?How have you been doing?

    (Saikin) doo shiteta?

    Saikin nani shiteta?

    What have you been doing now?What have you been doing now?What have you been doing now?What have you been doing now? Ima nani shiteta?

    What are you doing now?What are you doing now?What are you doing now?What are you doing now?

    Ima nani shiteru?

    Good byeGood byeGood byeGood bye

    Bye bye

    Ja mata!

    Mata ne-

    LanguageLanguageLanguageLanguage NoteNoteNoteNote

    Japanese I and you

    I (female): watashi, atashi, (name),

    I (male): watashi, boku, ore, washi

    un, genki

    Maa-maa (so-so)

    Bochi bochi (so-so *Osaka dialect)

    Aikawarazu (noting much)

    KKKKaiwaaiwaaiwaaiwaA: Chiisu!

    B: yo! Genki? Hisashiburi jan!

    A: Un, soo da ne.

    B: Saikin doo shiteru no?

    A: ore? Aikawarazu dayo.

    Yocchan wa?

    B: watashi mo aikawarazu.

    Bochi bochi da ne.

    A: Yo!

    B: Yo! Hows it going? Long

    time no see!

    A: Yup indeed.

    B: How have you been?

    A: Me? Alright. Same as always.

    How about you?

    B: Me too, nothing much. So-so.*Yocchan is a nick name of B

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    Chapter 2:Chapter 2:Chapter 2:Chapter 2: Excited!Excited!Excited!Excited! ----ExpressionsExpressionsExpressionsExpressions----

    ResponseResponseResponseResponse

    Yes >> UnNo >> Uu-n

    MaybeMaybeMaybeMaybe

    Tabun

    Soo kamo ne.

    Kamo ne.

    Hmmm,,Hmmm,,Hmmm,,Hmmm,, IIII dondondondont knowt knowt knowt know

    wakaranai

    Unnn, wakan nai

    Saa,,,

    Shiranai

    SurprizeSurprizeSurprizeSurprize

    Really?Really?Really?Really?

    Hontoo?

    Serious?Serious?Serious?Serious?

    Maji?

    maji de?

    Wow!Wow!Wow!Wow! Amazing / AwesomeAmazing / AwesomeAmazing / AwesomeAmazing / Awesome

    Sugoi / Uwaa-, Sugoi !

    Sugoi ne

    Suggee-

    Interesting!Interesting!Interesting!Interesting!

    Omoshiroi!

    Omoshiree!

    EnjoyableEnjoyableEnjoyableEnjoyable

    Tanoshii!

    KKKKaiwaaiwaaiwaaiwa

    A: Hee, sugoi. Omoshiroi nee-

    B: Hontoo?

    Kyoomi aru?

    A: aru aru! Sugee aru.

    Language Note:Language Note:Language Note:Language Note: VERYVERYVERYVERYThere are many casual words for

    very, equivalent to totemo in formal

    Japanese.

    Sugoiku

    Hontoo ni

    Choo-

    Suggee-

    Meccha (Osaka)

    e.g. ii (good) sugoku ii (very good)

    No way!No way!No way!No way!

    Usso-.

    Usso-, hontoo? (,, really?)

    Masaka! Joodan desho? (ure kidding, right?)

    Unbelievable!Unbelievable!Unbelievable!Unbelievable!

    Shinji rarenai

    Shinji raren (Osaka)

    Ari enai

    Impossible!Impossible!Impossible!Impossible! Muri

    Please remember, tonation (manner of producing or uttering tones,

    especially with regard to accuracy of pitch.) is very important

    A: Wow, amazing. Its so interesting.B: Really?

    Are you interested?

    A: For sure! Extremely.

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    Chapter 3:Chapter 3:Chapter 3:Chapter 3: Agree/ DisagreeAgree/ DisagreeAgree/ DisagreeAgree/ Disagree

    OkOkOkOk, I can do that., I can do that., I can do that., I can do that. Un, ii yo.

    Daijoobu. (no problem)

    Sure, of courseSure, of courseSure, of courseSure, of course

    Mochiron!

    NoNoNoNo, cannot., cannot., cannot., cannot.

    Chotto..

    Dame

    Dekinai (cannot)

    No. I donNo. I donNo. I donNo. I dont want.t want.t want.t want.

    Iya.

    Iya da.

    Hmm, still cannot decideHmm, still cannot decideHmm, still cannot decideHmm, still cannot decide (What to do?)

    Dooshiyoo ka na.. (~ ka naa..)

    Yeah, I agreeYeah, I agreeYeah, I agreeYeah, I agree (with other partys opinion).

    Sooda ne.

    Sooda yo ne.

    Dayo ne

    Sansee (pro to someones opinion)

    Me too!Me too!Me too!Me too! Watashi mo. / Boku mo. / Ore mo.

    Good!Good!Good!Good!

    ii / ii nee

    ii naa (envious)

    Sounds good!Sounds good!Sounds good!Sounds good!

    Ii kanji.

    Ending particle: (adding some nuances)

    ~yo~yo~yo~yo: saying ok!, +informing nuance

    ~da~da~da~da yoyoyoyo: +informing nuance

    ( i-adj ) + yoyoyoyo

    (noun/na-adj) + dadadada yoyoyoyo

    ~ne~ne~ne~ne: share the same feeling,

    ~ne?~ne?~ne?~ne?: to confirm

    ~~~~no?no?no?no? : question

    ~yo ne~yo ne~yo ne~yo ne: appealing for confirmation

    ~ja nai?~ja nai?~ja nai?~ja nai? : ~isnt it? Asking for agreement

    ~da~da~da~da,: statement of ones own feeling

    ~ ka naa~ ka naa~ ka naa~ ka naa.. : wondering if its ~

    ~ ja nai?~ ja nai?~ ja nai?~ ja nai? : maybe so.

    kaiwakaiwakaiwakaiwa

    A: cheesu

    B: oh, Shingo.Ah, nee, ashita no paatii iku yo ne?yo ne?yo ne?yo ne?

    A: u-nn dooshiyoo ka na. Lisa wa?

    B: watashi wa mochiron, iku yo.

    OhOhOhOh I see.I see.I see.I see.

    Ah, Sooka. / Sokka.

    Naruhodo.

    DayoDayoDayoDayo ne.ne.ne.ne.

    Agree to a statement something negative

    e.g. A: are, tsumannai yone.

    B: dayo ne.

    A: Thats boring, isnt it?

    B: Yeah, definitely.

    A: Hey,

    B: Oh, Singo.

    Youre coming to tomorrows party, right?

    A: Hmmm. Im not sure. How about you,

    Lisa?

    B: Of course, Im going.

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    ChapterChapterChapterChapter 4444:::: Got a MGot a MGot a MGot a Minuteinuteinuteinute????

    IIIIs it ok now?s it ok now?s it ok now?s it ok now? Ima ii?

    Ima chotto ii?

    OKOKOKOK!!!!

    Un, iiyo.

    Wait a moment.Wait a moment.Wait a moment.Wait a moment.

    Chotto matte.

    Got a minuteGot a minuteGot a minuteGot a minute????

    Jikan aru?

    Ima hima?

    You late!You late!You late!You late!

    Osoi!

    Too early.Too early.Too early.Too early.

    Hayai

    Haya sugi (oso sugi)

    What time?What time?What time?What time?

    Nan ji?

    Nanji ni? (at what time?)

    Nanji goro? (around what time?)

    Nanji kara? (from what time?)

    What time is good for you?What time is good for you?What time is good for you?What time is good for you?

    Nanji ga ii?

    Itsu ga ii?

    How about 3 oHow about 3 oHow about 3 oHow about 3 oclockclockclockclock????

    3ji wa doo?

    Anytime is ok.Anytime is ok.Anytime is ok.Anytime is ok.

    Itsu demo ii yo.

    Nanji demo ii yo.

    Next time!Next time!Next time!Next time! Kondo.

    Mata kondo.

    Later.Later.Later.Later.

    Ato de.

    DDDDid you fid you fid you fid you finish?inish?inish?inish?

    Owatta?

    Dekita? (complete?)

    KKKKaiwaaiwaaiwaaiwa

    A: nee, ima ii?

    B: un, ii yo. Nani?

    A: ashita no meeting, nanji ga ii?

    B: naji demo ii yo. Ah, 5ji goro wa doo?

    A: OK!

    ~ ~ ~

    A: Chii-su.

    B: Osoi!! Moo 6ji dayo!

    A: Do you have time now?

    B: Sure, whats up?

    A: Whats the best time for tomorrows

    meeting?

    B: Anytime is fine. How about around 5?

    A: Ok.

    ~~~A: Yo!

    B: You are so late! Its already 6 now!

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    ChapterChapterChapterChapter 5555:::: Look Look!Look Look!Look Look!Look Look!

    CoolCoolCoolCool!!!! (modern & funky)

    Kakko ii Kakko ee- (Osaka dialect)

    Iketeru

    IIIIt looks coolt looks coolt looks coolt looks cool (in the sense of classic style: e.g. George Clooney)

    shibui

    HHHHandsome!andsome!andsome!andsome!

    Ikemen (iketeru mens)

    Cute!Cute!Cute!Cute!

    Kawaii

    BeautifulBeautifulBeautifulBeautiful

    Kiree

    Bijin (for ladies)

    Look Look!Look Look!Look Look!Look Look!

    Mite mite!

    Hora! (with pointing finger)

    What?What?What?What?

    Nani?

    Nani nani?

    WWWWhat?hat?hat?hat? DDDDonononont bother met bother met bother met bother me

    Nani? Nanda yo.

    Disappointed..Disappointed..Disappointed..Disappointed..

    Nanda

    Gakkari

    Zannen

    How you say?How you say?How you say?How you say? NandaNandaNandaNanda

    Nanda? (surprise)

    Nanda (disappointed)

    Nanda

    (angry)

    kaiwakaiwakaiwakaiwa

    A: Ahh!

    B: nani nani? Dooshita no?

    A: mite mite! Ano hito, choo ikemen.

    B: Hontoo? Doko doko?

    A: hora, asoko

    B: ee~!? Maji de?

    A: Wow!B: What? Whats happened?

    A: Look look! That guy is so

    handsome!

    B: Really? Where?

    A: See? Over there.

    B: No kidding!

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    ChapterChapterChapterChapter 6666:::: OhOhOhOh CrapCrapCrapCrap!!!!

    Oh my godOh my godOh my godOh my god Ahh! Shimatta.

    Yabai

    Yabee

    Shit!Shit!Shit!Shit!

    Kusoo

    chikushoo

    WhatWhatWhatWhat to do?to do?to do?to do?

    Doo shiyoo..

    Komatta na..(Im in trouble)

    Maitta na..

    HHHHmm, no choicemm, no choicemm, no choicemm, no choice

    Shikata nai

    Shikata nai naa-.

    Shaa nai.

    IIIIm pissed off!m pissed off!m pissed off!m pissed off!

    Mukatsuku

    Hara ga tatsu

    ItItItItssss aaaa piece of cake!piece of cake!piece of cake!piece of cake!

    Kantan

    Ocha no ko sai-sai Asa meshi mae

    (literally: It can be done before breakfast, meshi = gohan)

    Very easVery easVery easVery easy!y!y!y!

    Choo kantan

    Choo yasashii

    kaiwakaiwakaiwakaiwa

    A: ah, yaba

    B: Dooshitano

    A: Kagi wasure chatta.

    Chotto matte.

    B: Shaanai naa.

    ---

    A: Omatase. Sankyuu

    B: Ie ie.

    Difficult!Difficult!Difficult!Difficult!

    Muzukashii

    Muzui

    A: oh shit

    B: Whats happened?

    A: I forgot my key. Wait a sec.

    B: oh, no. Thats too bad.

    --

    A: Thanks (for waiting). Thank

    you.

    B: no worries.

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    ChapterChapterChapterChapter 7777:::: That HThat HThat HThat Hurts! ~intenseurts! ~intenseurts! ~intenseurts! ~intense expressions~expressions~expressions~expressions~

    When you use adjective as an intense emotional expression, Japanese tend toshorten the word like atuiatuuuu or atssu

    ThatThatThatThat hurts!hurts!hurts!hurts!

    itai itaaaa!

    ItItItIts cold / freezing!s cold / freezing!s cold / freezing!s cold / freezing!

    samuisamuuuu!

    tsumetaitsumetaaaa!

    Oh dang!Oh dang!Oh dang!Oh dang!

    yabaiyabaaaa!

    SSSSo fast!o fast!o fast!o fast!

    hayaihayaaaa!

    SSSSo late / so slowo late / so slowo late / so slowo late / so slow!!!!

    osoiosoooo!

    So short!So short!So short!So short!

    mijikaimijikaaaa!

    So long!So long!So long!So long!

    nagainagaaaa!

    DeliciousDeliciousDeliciousDelicious!!!! oishii

    oishii ne.

    soo da ne.

    umai umaaaa!umee-!

    TasteTasteTasteTaste horriblehorriblehorriblehorrible!!!!

    mazuimazuuuu!

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    ChapterChapterChapterChapter 8888:::: Wanna GoWanna GoWanna GoWanna Go? ~Basic dictionary words~? ~Basic dictionary words~? ~Basic dictionary words~? ~Basic dictionary words~

    Verb: Dictionary form

    12 basic verbs

    In casual form, question is just this dictionary form with rising intonation.

    Particles are often omitted, such as o, e, ga

    For Noun and Adj, are used without desu. So much easier.

    Renshuu shimashoo! (Lets practise!)

    Kaiwa

    A: kore, taberu? Do you (wanna) eat this?B: un, taberu. Yes please.

    A: nani nomu? What do you wanna drink?

    B: biiru. Beer.

    A: biiru, oishii? Is it nice (delicious)?

    B: Un, oishii. Yup, it is.

    A: Doko iku no? Where are you going?

    B: Gakkoo. School.

    A: Ashita, nanji ni okiru? What time will you

    B: 5ji At 5. wake up tomorrow?

    A: meccha hayai ne. So early?

    B: dakara kyoo wa 9ji ni neru yo.

    Thus, Ill go to bed at 9.

    TTTTaberuaberuaberuaberu eat

    NNNNomuomuomuomu drink

    MMMMiruiruiruiru look, watch

    KKKKikuikuikuiku listen

    AAAAsobusobusobusobu play (have fun)

    KKKKauauauau buy

    IkuIkuIkuIku go

    KKKKuruuruuruuru come

    KKKKaeruaeruaeruaeru go home/ return

    BBBBennkyoo suruennkyoo suruennkyoo suruennkyoo suru study

    OOOOkirukirukirukiru wake up

    NNNNerueruerueru sleep

    A: tsukareta ne. Im tired. Are u tired, too?

    (Moo) uchi kaeru? Wanna go home (already)?B: Un, kaeru. Yeah.

    A:nanji kara benkyoo suru? What tm will u start study?

    B: 7ji kara benkyoo suru. Will study fr 7.

    A: kono bideo miru? Wanna watch this video?

    B: un, miru. Yup.

    A: CD kiku? Wanna listen to the CD?

    B: un, kiku. Yup.

    A: ashita asobu? Wanna play tomorrow?

    B: un, asobu. Yup.

    A:kore, kiree dane. This is beautiful, isnt it?

    B: soda ne. Kau? Yeah, right. Wanna buy it?

    A: un, kau. Yup.

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    ChapterChapterChapterChapter 9999:::: HaveHaveHaveHave EEEExperienced? ~Taxperienced? ~Taxperienced? ~Taxperienced? ~Ta----form~form~form~form~

    Ta-form is past tense form of plain (casual) form, ends in tatatata.

    LetLetLetLets memorize past tense of basic 12 verbs!s memorize past tense of basic 12 verbs!s memorize past tense of basic 12 verbs!s memorize past tense of basic 12 verbs! (except: nomu & asobu~ddddaaaa)

    Iku itta okiru okita miru mita

    Kuru kita neru neta Kiku kiita

    Kaeru kaetta taberu tabeta Asobu asonda

    Benkyoo surushita nomu nonda Kau katta

    Renshuu shimashoo!

    Kaiwa

    A: moo asagohan tabeta?tabeta?tabeta?tabeta? Have you eaten yet?

    B: Un, moo tabetatabetatabetatabeta.. Yup, already.

    A: ore mada. I havent eaten yet. A: moo benkyoo shita? Have u done any study?

    B: uun, mada. Not yet.

    A: moo ano eega, mita? Have u seen that

    B uun, mada. Not yet. movie yet?

    A: kinoo no paatii itta? Did u go to the party

    . B: Un, itta Yup, I did. yesterday?

    A: satoo-san, moo kita? Is Mr.Sato here yet?

    B: uun, mada. Not yet.

    A: sumisu-san moo kaetta?

    Did Mr. Smith go home yet?

    B: un, moo kaetta. Yup, already.

    AAAAlready.lready.lready.lready.Yet?Yet?Yet?Yet? //// Not yetNot yetNot yetNot yet....

    MooMooMooMoo MadaMadaMadaMada

    A: kyoo nanji ni okita? What time did u wake up

    B: 10ji. At 10. today?

    A: uwa, meccha oso. Wow, thats so late!

    A: kinoo nanji ni neta? What time did u go to bed

    B: 9ji At 9. last night?

    A: uwa, meccha haya. Wow, thats so early!

    A: kinoo doko de nonda? Where did u go drinking y-day?

    B: tomodachi n chi. (=tomodachi no uchi) Pals house

    A: kinoo no oorunaito nippon kiita? Did u listen toAll

    Night Nippon (radio prog.) yesterday?

    B: un, mochiron. Yup, of course.

    A: kinoo dare to asonda? Who did u hand out with y-day?

    B: Yocchan to. With Yocchan.

    A: sono sandaru kakkoii ne. Doko de katta no?

    Your sandals are cool. Where did u buy from?

    B: yunikuro UNIQLO

    A: maji de? ikura data? Really? How much were they?

    B: 980 en. 980

    A: yassuuuu! Wow, thats so cheap!

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    ChapterChapterChapterChapter 10101010:::: Can I? ~TeCan I? ~TeCan I? ~TeCan I? ~Te----form~form~form~form~

    Te-form is very useful and used in variety of ways.

    Instruction: Please ~ ~te.~te.~te.~te. e.g. mitemitemitemite! (Please) Look!Progressive form ~te~te~te~teru.ru.ru.ru. e.g. ima, terebi mitemitemitemiteru Now watching TV.

    Asking for permissiontetetete mo ii?mo ii?mo ii?mo ii? e.g. terebi mitemitemitemitemoii?May/Can I watch TV?

    How to make Te-form?

    From Ta-form, just change tatatata to tetetete (except: nomu & asobu~dededede)

    Iku itte okiru okite miru mite

    Kuru kite neru nete Kiku kiite

    Kaeru kaette taberu tabete Asobu asonde

    Benkyoo surushite nomu nonde Kau katte

    Renshuu shimashoo! (Lets practise saying 3 te-form usages)

    Please ~Please ~Please ~Please ~

    A: Kore, oishii yo. Tabete! This is tasty. Have some!

    B: Un, waa, oishii! Yup, wow, yummy!

    A: Kite, kite! Come here!

    B: Nani nani? Whats up?

    What are u doing now?What are u doing now?What are u doing now?What are u doing now?

    A: ima nani shiterurururu? What are u doing now?

    B: biiru nonderurururu. Im drinking beer.

    C: terebi miteru.ru.ru.ru. Im watching TV.

    D: rajio kiiterurururu. Im listening to the radio.

    Can I / May I ~?Can I / May I ~?Can I / May I ~?Can I / May I ~?

    A: nee, kore tabete mo iimo iimo iimo ii? Hey, can I eat this?

    B: iiyo. Sure.

    A: nee, kore katte mo iimo iimo iimo ii? Hey, can I buy this?

    B: takai kara dame. You cant cos Its exp.

    A: biiru nonde mo iimo iimo iimo ii? Can I drink beer?

    B: mochiron! Sure, of course.

    nee, is used when you get attention incasual way among friends or family.

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    ChapterChapterChapterChapter 11111111:::: AsAsAsAskingkingkingking You OYou OYou OYou Out! ~Nut! ~Nut! ~Nut! ~Naiaiaiai----form~form~form~form~

    Besides showing negative meaning, Nai-form is used for inviting your

    friends casually.

    Iku ikanai okiru okinai miru minai

    Kuru konai neru nenai Kiku kikanai

    Kaeru kaeranai taberu tabenai Asobu asobanai

    Benkyoo surushinai nomu nomanai Kau kawanai

    e.g.

    Watashi, koohii nomanai. (= watashi wa koohii o nomimasen.) I dont drink coffee.

    Koohii, nomanai? (=koohii o nomimasen ka?) Wannadrink coffee?

    Casual invitation phraseJust use Nai-form with rising intonation.

    You can also add issho niissho niissho niissho ni together- in front of this invitation phrase.

    e.g. issho niissho niissho niissho ni terebi minai?Wanna watch TV together?

    Renshuu shimashoo!

    ,

    kaiwakaiwakaiwakaiwa

    A: nee, ashita no paathii ikanai?

    Hey, you wanna go to the party tomorrow?

    B: Un, iku! Nanji kara? Yes! What time is it?

    A: 7ji kara dayo. Its from 7.

    A: nee, kono koohii oishii yo. Hey, this coffee is nice.Nomanai? Wanna drink some?

    B: Un, nomu. Arigatoo. Yup. Thanks.

    A: nee, konban eega minai?

    Hey, wanna watch a movie tonight?

    B: nan no eega? What kind of movie?

    A: Doragon booru. Dragon ball.

    B: ee-,, doo shi yoo ka naa.. ehh.. let me see..

    (not really keen)

    A: nee, moo tsukareta yo. Hey, Im tired.Uchi e kaera nai? Wanna go home?

    B: un, soo da ne. Yeah.

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    ChapterChapterChapterChapter 12121212:::: Bad words!Bad words!Bad words!Bad words! ~Street fighting~~Street fighting~~Street fighting~~Street fighting~

    Stupid!Stupid!Stupid!Stupid! (ass(ass(ass(ass----hole)hole)hole)hole) Baka

    Aho

    Baka yaroo!

    Kiss my ass!Kiss my ass!Kiss my ass!Kiss my ass!

    Fuzakeru na! (baka yaroo!)

    Shout up!Shout up!Shout up!Shout up!

    Urusai (literal. noisy, be quiet)

    Urusee!

    Damare!

    Fuck off!Fuck off!Fuck off!Fuck off!

    kiero!

    Dokka ike!

    Go to hell!Go to hell!Go to hell!Go to hell!

    Shine.

    IIIIm gonna kick your ass!m gonna kick your ass!m gonna kick your ass!m gonna kick your ass!

    Buttobashite yaru!

    Bukkoroshite yaru! (literal. Im gonna kill you)

    Who are you?Who are you?Who are you?Who are you? (cursing)(cursing)(cursing)(cursing)

    Omae, dare da? Temee, dare da?

    You little rat!You little rat!You little rat!You little rat!

    Nan da omae!

    Nan da temee!

    Holy shit! Disgusting.Holy shit! Disgusting.Holy shit! Disgusting.Holy shit! Disgusting.

    Saitee!

    You pervert!You pervert!You pervert!You pervert!

    Chikan! (groper)

    Hentai! (pervert)

    Sukebe! (dirty)

    H (ecchi)! (naughty)

    IIIIve connedve connedve connedve conned

    Damasareta!

    kaiwakaiwakaiwakaiwaA: chotto, yamate kudasai.

    Anata, nan desu ka?

    Suimasen, kono hito, chikan desu!

    B: boku, yatte masen yo!

    A: uso desu! Kono hito, uso tsuite masu.

    B: suimasen.

    A: Excuse me! Please stop that.

    What are you doing?Excuse me! This man is touching me!

    B: I didnt do anything!

    A: Its a lie. This man is lying!

    B: Im sorry.

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    ChapterChapterChapterChapter 13131313:::: Love Me TLove Me TLove Me TLove Me Tender ~Loverender ~Loverender ~Loverender ~Loverssss voices~voices~voices~voices~

    I like youI like youI like youI like you Suki!

    Suki da

    Suki da yo

    I like you veryI like you veryI like you veryI like you very muchmuchmuchmuch

    Dai-suki!

    I love you.I love you.I love you.I love you.

    Aishiteru

    Please date with mePlease date with mePlease date with mePlease date with me

    Tsukiatte kudasai.

    (watashi to/ boku to/ ore to) Tsukiatte.

    I miss you.I miss you.I miss you.I miss you.

    Aitai (I want to meet)

    ni aitai. (I want to meet )

    Samishii yo. (I feel lonely)

    Kimi ga inakute samishii

    (kimi equivalent to you in

    intimate relationship)

    CCCCome home soon!ome home soon!ome home soon!ome home soon!

    Hayaku kaette kite.

    I want to know you moreI want to know you moreI want to know you moreI want to know you more

    Motto anata o shiritai.

    Can I kiss you?Can I kiss you?Can I kiss you?Can I kiss you?

    Kisu shite mo ii?

    HHHHold me!old me!old me!old me!

    Dakishimete *Yocchan is nick name of A

    KKKKaiwaaiwaaiwaaiwa

    ~~~~Long distance callLong distance callLong distance callLong distance call~~~~

    A: nee, saikin doo shiteru no?

    B: aikawarazu, isogashii yo. Yocchan ni aitai.

    Kimi ga inakute samishii yo.

    A: watashi mo. nee, ima, nani shiteta no?B: Yocchan no koto, kangaete ta.

    A: Ahaha! hontoo? ureshii. Kondo, itsu aeru?

    B: soo da nee..

    Raishuu no nichiyoobi, eega minai?

    A: un, miru. Nanji ni doko de au?

    B: Jaa,7ji ni itsumo no tokoro de, doo?

    A: Ok, ryookai. Tanoshimi ni shiteru.

    B: ore mo.

    A: Honey, what have you been doing lately?

    B: same as usual, busy as always.

    I want to meet you. I miss you.

    A: Me too.

    Honey, what were you doing just now?

    B: I was thinking about you.

    A: Haha, really? Im so happy (to hear that).When can we meet next?

    B: Let me see..

    Wanna watch a movie next week Sunday?

    A: Sure. What time and where shall we meet?

    B: How about at 7, at our usual place?

    A: Ok, sure. Im looking forward it.

    B: Me too.