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Learn The Impossible! Untranslatable Japanese Phrases

Some of the common Japanese phrases have no direct equivalent in other languages. Nonetheless, they are very useful when trying to get your point across. This article introduces a selection of untranslatable Japanese phrases.

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Symbol Guide:

✅All levels                      Tool
⏫Advanced                    Textbook
Intermediate               ️Newspaper
⬇️Beginner                      ️Website
⏬Absolute Beginner      Interactive/Game
                                          Mobile Application

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HIRAGANA & KATAKANA

Hiragana Mnemonics Chart
Giant List of Mnemonics Charts
English to Katakana Converter
Kana Invaders
Realkana
Hiragana Practice
Katakana Practice
Hiragana and Katakana Practice
Learn Katakana: The Ultimate Guide
Learn Hiragana and Katakana on YouTube
Learn Hiragana and Katakana
iKana

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KANJI

Self-Study Kanji Flashcards
Suiren
Stroke Order
Kanji Radicals and their Meanings
iKanji
How to find the Kanji Radical
✅️Kanji Damage
✅️WaniKani
✅️Memrise
✅️Kanji Kentei
✅️The Kanji Map
Skritter
⏫️4-Kanji Vocabulary(Yojijukugo)
Tobira: Gateway to Advanced Japanese
⬇️️Renshuu
⬇️️Nimonikku
Kanji Look and Learn
Kodansha Kanji Learning Course 

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VOCABULARY

Language Pal Pack: Questions to Kickstart Conversation
Suiren
✅️Memrise
✅️WordReference Forums
iKnow! Japanese Core Vocabulary Decks
⏫️4-Kanji Vocabulary(Yojijukugo)
Japanese Onomatopoeia
Keigo Cheatsheet
Tobira: Gateway to Advanced Japanese
Common Japanese Collocations
Speed Master Series
⬇️️Renshuu
⏬️6000 most used words
⏬️1000 Basic Words
Elementary School Dictionary 

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GRAMMAR

All Verb Conjugations Cheatsheet
✅️Tatoeba
✅️JGram
✅️MaggieSensei
✅️Bunpro
Dictionary of Japanese Grammar and Verbs 
Donna Toki, Dou Tsukau
A Dictionary of Advanced Japanese Grammar
Nihongo Bunkei Jiten
A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar 
Tobira: Gateway to Advanced Japanese
⬇️A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar
⬇️️Nihongo Resources
⬇️️Renshuu
⏬️TaeKim’s Guide to Japanese
⏬️Learn Japanese with Erin
All about Particles
Genki Series
Japanese from Zero

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READING

Japanese.io
Read More Or Die
Text Analysis 
Tenjin Reader
✅️Satori Reader
✅️Reajer
⏫️NHK News
⏫️Yomiuri Newspaper
⏫️Nikkan Gendai
⏫️Read Manga Online
High School Newspaper
Kodomo Asahi (Kid’s Asahi News)
Japanese Subreddits
The Great ChokoChoko Library
⬇️️Japanese Reading Practice For Beginners
⬇️️Real World Japanese 
⬇️️NHK Easy News
⬇️️NHK Easier

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WRITING

✅️Lang 8
All Verb Conjugations Cheatsheet
How to write on Japanese essay paper (Genkouyoushi)
Japanese Journal Writing Beginners to Advanced
Phrases for report writing 

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LISTENING

Language Pal Pack: Questions to Kickstart Conversation
✅️RhinoSpike
✅️NHK WORLD TV
✅️Documentaries About Japan You Can Watch For Free
✅️Top 5 Japanese Dramas
Japanese Audiobooks List
Japanese Audiobooks 2
⏫️Bilingual News
TBS News
Japanese Drama Subtitles
Japanese Drama Subtitles 2
⬇️️NHK Easy News
⬇️️NHK Easier
⬇️️Learn Japanese Pod
⬇️️Erin’s Challenge!
⬇️️Nihongo de Kurasou 

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SPEAKING

Language Pal Pack: Questions to Kickstart Conversation
✅️Make Language Pals
✅️RhinoSpike
HelloTalk
Rosetta Stone Japanese
Japanese Accent Dictionary
Japanese Accent Guide

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DICTIONARIES/TRANSLATION TOOLS

Kotobank
Tangorin
Weblio
Jisho.org
ALC
Ninjal-LWP
WWWJDIC
Dictionary of Japanese Grammar and Verbs 
Japanese Accent Dictionary
A Dictionary of Advanced Japanese Grammar
A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar
⬇️A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar   
Elementary School Dictionary 
All about Particles

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JLPT

✅️JLPT Website
✅️TANOS
✅️JLPT Study Plan
✅️Last Minute Resources
✅️Sample Practice Tests
Nihongo So Matome
Donna Toki, Dou Tsukau
New Kanzen Master
Speed Master Series

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SOFTWARE & APPS

Anki SRS
Japanese
HelloTalk
Skritter
Rikaichan (Firefox)
Rikaikun (Chrome)
iKanji
Rosetta Stone Japanese

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TEXTBOOKS

Nihongo So Matome
Donna Toki, Dou Tsukau
Dictionary of Japanese Grammar and Verbs
New Kanzen Master
A Dictionary of Advanced Japanese Grammar
Nihongo Bunkei Jiten
A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar
Tobira: Gateway to Advanced Japanese
⬇️A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar
Elementary School Dictionary
All about Particles
Genki Series
Japanese from Zero

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君を幸せにするために生まれてきたんだ。/ kimiwo shiawase ni suru tameni umarete kitanda. / I was born to make you happy.

私、どんな感情も持たないことにしてるの。/ watashi, donna kanjou mo mota nai kotoni shiteruno. / "I’m avoiding any kind of feeling.“ 

嫌な女のいない学校::::::::::::::::ありえない / iyana onna no inai gakko:::::::::::::::::arienai / "SCHOOL WITHOUT A BITCH:::::::::::::::IMPOSSIBLE." 

風+髪=災害 / kaze+kami=saigai / "Wind + Hair = Disaster." 

美貌はただ気を引くだけです。人格は心を掴みます。/ bibou wa tada kiwo hiku dake desu.jinkaku wa kokoro wo tsukami masu. / "Beauty only gets attention. Personality is what captures the heart." 

他人の幸せを見るのが耐えられない人がいる。/ tanin no shiawase wo miru noga taerare nai hito ga iru. / "Some people can not stand to see the happiness of others." 

今寝れるのを明日にとって置くな。/ ima nereru nowo asu ni totte okuna. / Do not leave what you can sleep now for tomorrow. 

人間のことを知れば知るほど、ベッドが好きになる。/ ningen no koto wo shireba shiru hodo, beddo ga sukini naru. / The more I know humans, the more I love my bed. 

雨降ったし空きれいやわ! / ame futta shi sora kirei yawa / The sky is beautiful after rain !


笑わせられなかったらゴメンネ。/  warawase rarenakatta ra gomen ne. / Forgive me when I can’t make you smile.

プライバシー=家庭には存在しない言葉 / puraibashi- = katei niwa sonzai shinai kotoba. / Privacy = A word that does not exist here at home.

 嫉妬するのは嫌だけど、自分に嫉妬するのは好き。/ shitto surunowa kirai dakedo, jibunni shitto surunowasuki. / I hate 2 feel jealous, but I love 2 feel jealous of me. 

曇ったメガネにあなたの名前を書いた。/ kumotta megane ni anatano namae wo kaita. / "Just written your name on my fogged glass.“ 

アイフォーン::::::アイパッド:::::欲しい:::::金がない / aipho-n:::::aipaddo:::::hosii:::::kanega nai. / iPhone :::: iPad ::::: i want ::::: i don’t have money.

ええ、わたし頭で物を動かそうとしていたわ。/ ee, watashi atama de mono wo ugokasou to shiteita wa. / "Yes, I’ve tried to move an object by thought." 

あたしもあなたが必要なの。誰だって誰かが必要なのよ。 / atashi mo anata ga hituyou nano. daredatte darekagahituyounanoyo. / "I need you, too. Everybody needs somebody." 


Will you take a picture of me?
Would you take my picture?
Will you take a picture for me?
Would you mind taking my picture?
Shasin wo totte morae masu ka? 

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shashin: picture, photo

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Please check it out.
Shirabete kudasai.

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Can I leave a message?
Dengon wo onegai deki masu ka?

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deki: can

Kanji translation:
dengon: message 

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Wait a minute, please.
Chotto matte kudasai. 

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chotto: a minute

Kanji translation:
matsu: wait 

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Would you keep my luggage for me?
Watashi no nimotsu wo azukatte morae masu ka? 

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watashi no: my

Kanji translation:
nimotsu: luggage 

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Please explain briefly.
Kanketsu ni setsumei shite kudasai.

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Kanji translation:
kanketsu: briefly 

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setsumei: explain 

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I’d like to change the reservation.
Yoyaku wo henkou shitai no desuga. 

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Kanji translation:
yoyaku: reservation 

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henkou: change 

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Call the police!
Keisatsu wo yonde kudasai!  

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Kanji translation:
keisatsu: police 

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Hurry up!
Isoide kudasai! 

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Kanji translation:
isogu: hurry 

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Please write down.
Kaite kudasai.

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Kanji translation:
kaku: write 

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Please interpret.
tsuuyaku shite kudasai.  

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Kanji translation:
tsuuyaku: interpret 

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Please contact me.
Renraku shite kudasai. 

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Kanji translation:
renraku: to write to or telephone someone 

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Please tell me how to use it.
Tsukai-kata wo oshiete kudasai.

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Kanji translation:
tsukai-kata: usage 

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Would you do me a favor?
May I ask you a favor?
Can I ask you a favor?
O-negai ga aru no desuga.

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Kanji translation:
negai: wish 

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Ashtray, please.
Haizara wo kudasai.

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Kanji translation:
haizara: ashtray 

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Do you understand? 分かりますか (wakarimasu ka?) - frm

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I understood 分かりました (wakarimashta) - frm

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I don’t understand わかりませ (wakarimasen) わからない (wakaranai) - inf

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Please speak more slowly ゆっくり話してください (yukkuri hanashite kudasai) ゆっくり言ってください (yukkuri itte kudasai)

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Please write it 書いてください (kaite kudasai)

Could you write it? 書いて、頂けますか (kaite itadakemasu ka)

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Please say it again もう一度、言ってください (mō ichido, itte kudasai)

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Do you speak Japanese? 日本語を話しますか (Nihongo o hanashimasu ka?)

日本語が話せますか (Nihongo ga hanasemasu ka?)

日本語が出来ますか (Nihongo ga dekimasu ka?)

Yes, a little はい、話します (Hai, hanashimasu)

はい、話せます (Hai, hanasemasu)

はい、出来ます (Hai, dekimasu)

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How do you say …  in Japanese? … を日本語で何と言いますか。(…o nihongo de nanto īmasu ka?)

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I don’t speak Japanese 日本語は話せません (Nihongo wa hanasemasen)

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Do you speak English? 英語ができますか (Eigo ga dekimasu ka?)

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Does anyone speak English? 誰か、英語が話せますか (dare ka, eigo ga hanasemasu ka?)

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Sorry, I didn’t understand that すみません。分かりませんでした (sumimasen. wakarimasen deshita)

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What did you say? なんて、言いましたか (nan te, iimashita ka?)

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Can you translate it for me? 訳してください(yakushite kudasai)

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What does this mean? これは、何という意味ですか (kore wa, nan to iu imi desu ka)

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How do you pronounce that? それは、どのように、発音しますか (sore wa, dono yō ni, hatsuon shimasu ka?)

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Welcome ようこそ (yōkoso)

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Hello 今日は (konnichiwa)

おっす (ossu) - used between close male friends

もしもし (moshi moshi) - on phone

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How are you? お元気ですか? (o genki desu ka)

I’m fine, thanks. And you? はい、元気です。あなたは? (hai, genki desu. anata wa?)

お蔭様で元気です (o kagesama de genki desu)

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Long time no see 久しぶり (hisashiburi)

お久しぶりですね (o hisashiburi desu ne)

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What’s your name? お名前はなんですか? (o-namae wa nan desu ka)

My name is …… だ (… da) (inf) …です (… desu) (frm)

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Where are you from? どこからですか (Doko kara desu ka?)

どちらからですか (Dochira kara desu ka?) - frm

I’m from …私は … からです (watashi wa … kara desu)

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Pleased to meet you 初めまして (hajimemashite)

初めまして。どうぞ宜しく

(hajimemashite. dōzo yoroshiku) reply

お会いできて嬉しいです (oaidekite ureshii desu)

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Goodbye さようなら (sayōnara)

行って来ます (ittekimasu)

- I’ll be back - you are leaving

行ってらっしゃい (itterasshai)

- come back soon - you are staying

じゃあまたね (jā mata ne) - see you later

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Good luck ご幸運を祈ります! (gokoūn o inorimasu)

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Bon voyage (Have a good journey) よい旅行を (yoi ryokō o)

ごきげんよう! (gokigen yō - Goodbye / Good luck)

行っていらっしゃい! (itte irasshai - Go and come back)

一路平安を祈る (ichiroheian o inoru)

- I wish you a smooth road (old fashioned)

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Excuse me すみません! (sumimasen)

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How much is this? いくらですか (ikura desu ka?)

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Sorry ごめんなさい! (gomen nasai)

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Thank you どうも (dōmo)

ありがとう (arigatō)

ありがとうございます (arigatō gozaimasu)

どうもありがとう (dōmo arigatō)

どうもありがとうございます (dōmo arigatō gozaimasu)

Response どう致しましてどういたしまして (dō itashimashite)

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Where’s the toilet? 便所はどこですか (benjo wa doko desu ka?)

トイレはどこですか (toire wa doko desu ka?)

手洗いはどこですか (tearai wa doko desu ka?)

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This gentleman/lady will pay for everything この人が全部払います (konohito ga zembu haraimasu)

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Would you like to dance with me? 一緒に踊りませんか (isshoni odorimasenka?)

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I love you 好きです (suki desu)

好きだ (suki da)

好きだよ (suki dayo)

好きよ (suki yo) f

大好きです (daisuki desu)

愛してるよ (aishiteru yo)

愛してるわ (aishiteru wa) >f

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Get well soon お大事に (odaiji ni)

私はとても寂しいです。/ Watashi wa totemo sabishīdesu.  / I am very lonely.

恋は盲目!/ Koihamōmoku! / Love is blind!

あなたにキスしたい!/ Anata ni kisushitai! / I want kiss you!

置き去りにしていかないでくれ!/ Okizari ni shite ikanaide kure! / Don’t leave me behind!

おかえり!/ okaeri! / Welcome back!

私は本当に忙しいです。/ Watashi wa hontouni isogashiidesu. / I am really busy.

おつかれさま!/ otsukaresama! / Cheers for good work!

日本語をぺらぺらはなしたい!/ Nihongo o perapera hanashitai! / Want to speak fluent Japanese!

がんばります!/ ganbarimasu! / I’ll do my best!

良い一日を! / yoi ichinichi wo! / Have a nice day!

あなたの目はわたしの夢です。/ anata no me ha watashino yume desu. / Your eyes are my dream!

化が嫌いです。/ ka ga kirai desu. / I dislike/hate mosquito.


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