1In Japanese sentence structure, what is the pattern used for direct description of a person or thing?
[Person/Thing] は [Adjective] です。
2What is the Japanese sentence structure used to describe a specific trait or feature of someone?
[Person/Thing] は [Feature] が [Adjective] です。
3How do you express that someone does NOT have a specific physical trait or feature in Japanese?
[Person/Thing] は [Feature] が ありません。
4What is the key difference between using 上手 (Jouzu) and 得意 (Tokui) when describing skill level?
上手 (jouzu) is used to compliment others, whereas 得意 (tokui) is used to state your own strengths or specialties.
5What is the grammatical structure for describing your own strength or specialty using 得意 (Tokui)?
[Skill] が とくい です。
6What is the key difference between 下手 (Heta) and 苦手 (Nigate) when expressing weakness at something?
下手 (heta) objectively describes low skill level, while 苦手 (nigate) subjectively describes being uncomfortable with or disliking something.
7What is the sentence structure for stating that you like or dislike something?
[Thing] が すき です (like) / [Thing] が すき じゃない です (dislike)
8What is the general formula for stating that someone is wearing an item of clothing?
[Clothing Item] を [Matching Wearing Verb]
9What wearing verb is used for top-half or full-length clothing (e.g., shirts, dresses) in the present continuous tense?
きています (kiteimasu)
10What wearing verb is used for top-half or full-length clothing in the future tense?
きます (kimasu)
11Which Japanese verb is used to describe wearing bottom-half items or footwear (e.g., pants, shoes) in the present continuous tense?
はいています (haiteimasu)
12Which Japanese verb is used for putting on bottom-half clothing or footwear in the future tense?
はきます (hakimasu)
13What wearing verb is used for accessories and watches in the present continuous tense?
しています (shiteimasu)
14What verb is used when putting on headwear like hats (boushi) in the future tense?
かぶります (kaburimasu)
15What verb is used for wearing headwear like hats in the present continuous tense?
かぶっています (kabutteimasu)
16Which verb is used for wearing glasses in the present continuous tense?
かけています (kaketeimasu)
17What Japanese verb means to take off clothing in the present continuous tense?
ぬいでいます (nuideimasu)
18What Japanese expression is used to describe someone as 'tall'?
せ が たかい (se ga takai)
19What Japanese phrase means 'short in height'?
せ が ひくい (se ga hui)
20What Japanese verb phrase means 'thin' or 'slender' when describing body shape?
やせて います (yasete imasu)
21What Japanese phrase is used to describe someone as being fat?
ふとって います (futotte imasu)
22What Japanese phrase means 'to be chubby'?
ぼっちゃり しています (bocchari shiteimasu)
23What Japanese phrase means 'strongly built' or 'sturdy'?
がっちり しています (gacchiri shiteimasu)
24What is the Japanese word for 'circle' or 'round'?
まるい (marui)
25What is the Japanese word for 'square'?
しかくい (shikakui)
26What is the Japanese adjective for 'blonde' hair?
きんぱつ (kinpatsu)
27What is the Japanese loanword for 'curly'?
かーりー (kaarii)
28What Japanese adjective means 'thin' or 'slender' when describing objects or hair thickness?
ほそい (hosoi)
29What Japanese adjective means 'thick'?
ふとい (futoi)
30What Japanese adjective means 'long'?
ながい (nagai)
31What Japanese adjective means 'short' (in length)?
みじかい (mijikai)
32What personality adjective in Japanese means 'strict'?
きびしい (kibishii)
33What personality adjective in Japanese means 'scary'?
こわい (kowai)
34What Japanese adjective means 'quiet'?
しずか (shizuka)
35What Japanese word means 'noisy' or 'annoying'?
うるさい (urusai)
36What Japanese adjective means 'calm'?
おだやか (odayaka)
37What Japanese word means 'kind' or 'gentle'?
やさしい (yasashii)
38What Japanese word means 'cheerful'?
あかるい (akarui)
39What Japanese adjective means 'serious' or 'hardworking'?
まじめ (majime)
40What Japanese word means 'relaxed' or 'easy-going'?
のんき (nonki)
41What Japanese adjective means 'lively' or 'energetic'?
げんき (genki)
42What Japanese word means 'selfish'?
わがまま (wagamama)
43What Japanese word means 'strange' or 'weird'?
へん (hen)
44What Japanese phrase means 'smart' or 'clever'?
あたま が いい (atama ga ii)
45What is the Japanese word for 'head'?
あたま (atama)
46What is the Japanese term for 'hair'?
かみ (の け) (kami (no ke))
47What is the Japanese word for 'face'?
かお (kao)
48What is the Japanese word for 'eye'?
め (me)
49What is the Japanese word for 'ear'?
みみ (mimi)
50What is the Japanese word for 'nose'?
はな (hana)
51What is the Japanese word for 'mouth'?
くチ (kuchi)
52What is the Japanese word for 'teeth'?
は (ha)
53What is the Japanese word for 'tongue'?
した (shita)
54What is the Japanese word for 'neck'?
くび (kubi)
55What is the Japanese word for 'throat'?
のど (nodo)
56What is the Japanese word for 'shoulders'?
かた (kata)
57What is the Japanese word for 'chest'?
むね (mune)
58What is the Japanese word for 'arm'?
うで (ude)
59What is the Japanese word for 'elbow'?
ひじ (hiji)
60What is the Japanese word for 'hand'?
て (te)
61What is the Japanese word for 'wrist'?
てくび (tekubi)
62What is the Japanese word for 'finger'?
ゆび (yubi)
63What is the Japanese word for 'stomach'?
おなか (onaka)
64What is the Japanese word for 'back'?
せなか (senaka)
65What is the Japanese word for 'lower back' or 'waist'?
こし (koshi)
66What is the Japanese word for 'leg' or 'foot'?
あし (ashi)
67What is the Japanese word for 'knee'?
ひざ (hiza)
68What is the Japanese word for 'toes'?
つま先 / つまさき (tsumasaki)
69Using an anatomical diagram, what is the Japanese word for 'shoulder'?
かた (kata)
70Using an anatomical diagram, what is the Japanese word for 'elbow'?
ひじ (hiji)
71Using an anatomical diagram, what is the Japanese word for 'knee'?
ひざ (hiza)
72What is the hiragana and romaji for the colour 'red'?
あか / あかい (aka / akai)
73What is the Japanese word for the colour 'green'?
みどり (midori)
74What is the hiragana for the colour 'yellow'?
きいろい (kiiroi)
75What is the Japanese word for 'purple'?
むらさき (murasaki)
76What is the Japanese word for the colour 'brown'?
ちゃいろ (chairo)
77What is the Japanese word for 'grey'?
はいいろ (haiiro)
78What is the Japanese word for 'school uniform'?
せいふく (seifuku)
79What is the Japanese loanword for 't-shirt'?
てぃーしゃつ (tshatsu)
80What is the Japanese term for a jumper or sweater?
せーたー (seetaa)
81What is the Japanese word for 'pants' or 'trousers'?
ずぼん (zubon)
82What is the Japanese word for 'shoes'?
くつ (kutsu)
83What is the Japanese word for 'hat'?
ぼうし (boushi)
84What is the Japanese word for a wristwatch or clock?
とけい (tokei)
85What is the Japanese word for a necktie?
ねくたい (nekutai)
86What Japanese adjective describes clothing that is 'tight'?
きつい (kitsui)
87What Japanese adjective describes clothing that is 'loose'?
うるい (urui)
88What Japanese word means 'uncool' when describing clothing?
かっこわるい (kakkowarui)
89What Japanese word means 'trendy' or 'stylish'?
おしゃれ (oshare)
90What Japanese word means 'plain' or 'simple' when describing clothing?
じみ (jimi)
91In a Japanese self-introduction, what is the initial greeting phrase used when meeting someone for the first time?
はじめまして。 (Hajimemashite.)
92In a Japanese self-introduction, what final greeting phrase is used to politely wrap up?
よろしく おねがい します。 (Yoroshiku onegai shimasu.)
93How would you state in Japanese: 'Sakura is a kind person'?
さくら さん は やさしい 人 です。 (Sakura san wa yasashii hito desu.)
94How would you state in Japanese: 'Tanaka's hair is short'?
たなか さん は かみ が みじかい です。 (Tanaka san wa kami ga mijikai desu.)
95How would you translate into Japanese: 'I am wearing a red T-shirt'?
あか の てぃーしゃつ を きています。 (Aka no tiishatsu o kiteimasu.)
96How would you state in Japanese: 'Ren is tall and smart'?
れん さん は せ が たかくて あたま が いい です。 (Ren san wa se ga takakute atama ga ii desu.)
97How would you state in Japanese: 'Ken has no hair'?
けん さん は かみ が ありません。 (Ken san wa kami ga arisen.)