Bovinian Posted June 12, 2015 Share Posted June 12, 2015 (edited) I got you there bro 進撃準備: battle preparations - 進撃 (shingeki): to advance, in a combat context (you may recognize this from Attack on Titan's Japanese name Shingeki no Kyojin) - 準備 (junbi): prepare 戦闘開始: begin fight - 戦闘 (sentou): battle, I think you have this already - 開始 (kaishi): begin 指南 (shinan): guide, instruction 環境 (kankyou): environment (leads to 'Options' in this context) 決定 (kettei): decision (as in OK; what the A button usually does) 選択 (sentaku): select 配置 (haichi): arrangement (referring to your units' starting positions) 身支度 (mijitaku): outfit (i.e. inventory; was called outfit in some previous games) 支援会話: support conversations - 支援 (shien): support - 会話 (kaiwa): conversation スキル着脱: equip skills - 着脱 (chakudatsu): attaching and detaching 戻る (modoru): return 出撃 (shutsugeki): sortie Edited June 12, 2015 by Bovinian Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SatsumaFSoysoy Posted June 12, 2015 Share Posted June 12, 2015 ooh okay. 環境 was used back in Awakening as well. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bovinian Posted June 12, 2015 Share Posted June 12, 2015 環境 was used back in Awakening as well. Thanks, I'll fix it. Just out of curiosity, how does the meaning of 環境 tie into the options menu in this context? I want to understand x__x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SatsumaFSoysoy Posted June 13, 2015 Share Posted June 13, 2015 Well...imo it's mostly an arbitrary thing. You could say stuff like BGM volume and grid opacity are environmental settings, but then again, there's really no reason to not call it "Options" instead. IS wants to be the hipstah. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thane Posted June 13, 2015 Author Share Posted June 13, 2015 Hey, thanks guys! I just missed two words, namely the "battle preparations" and "environment", or guide in this case. I couldn't make out the kanji in the video and I had to go to bed, so I appreciate your help!I'll take a look at classes and terrain later, although I'm busy all day, so it'll be tomorrow at the earliest.Do you guys think I should use the spoiler tags to organize things? The list is getting a bit long, so it might be for the best. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sunwoo Posted June 13, 2015 Share Posted June 13, 2015 Spoiler tags would definitely help, yeah. You could separate them into categories such as "classes", "weapons", "conversational", and so on. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thane Posted June 13, 2015 Author Share Posted June 13, 2015 (edited) Spoiler tags would definitely help, yeah. You could separate them into categories such as "classes", "weapons", "conversational", and so on. That's the idea since I've already structured it like that anyway, albeit in a more clumsy manner. I'll also add all the kanji details to all the words since I've skipped the ones I've already written up until now, which was very stupid in hindsight. Ah well, tomorrow, I've got garden work to do today! Edited June 13, 2015 by Thane Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LoboKD001 Posted June 17, 2015 Share Posted June 17, 2015 Thanks, I'll fix it. Just out of curiosity, how does the meaning of 環境 tie into the options menu in this context? I want to understand x__x 環境 = environment/surroundings Maybe it's something like Map Tilt? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fruity Insanity Posted June 18, 2015 Share Posted June 18, 2015 I'll take this as a chance to learn more kanji. Will keep bookmarked. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thane Posted June 19, 2015 Author Share Posted June 19, 2015 I just updated the list. I added the kanji for "vein" for the ability "Dragon's Vein" and I made sure to include details for every kanji in a word and not just for those I hadn't previously covered. A bad idea to begin with, but at least I have corrected it now. Things are actually looking pretty decent! Maybe I should add all the classes and maybe some environments but as it stands now this should help a lot of people, I hope. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SatsumaFSoysoy Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 Wanted to add these: In Awakening, the command for "Talk" (e.g. when recruiting Tharja) is 会話 (Kaiwa). I'm assuming this is unchanged in if. Iirc, Magic is usually 魔法 (Mahou) instead of 魔道. Hoshidan magic is called 呪 (Noroi, curses), and the weapon type is 呪術 (Noroijutsu, curse techniques). Hoshidan staves are 祓串 (Haraegushi, basically ceremonial sacred tree branches). 身支度 is correct. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
homuhomy Posted June 24, 2015 Share Posted June 24, 2015 Thank you very much! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bardock123 Posted June 24, 2015 Share Posted June 24, 2015 (edited) So this is my first Japanese import, so this guide here is going to be extremely useful. I can understand the language well enough to know what their saying but I can't read their writing at all. Edited June 24, 2015 by bardock123 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hikami Posted June 24, 2015 Share Posted June 24, 2015 I can understand Japanese, just can't read much kanji this definitely helps, thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Aizo Posted June 25, 2015 Share Posted June 25, 2015 Hoshidan magic is called 呪 (Noroi, curses), and the weapon type is 呪術 (Noroijutsu, curse techniques). Should be じゅじゅつ/Jujutsu. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SatsumaFSoysoy Posted June 27, 2015 Share Posted June 27, 2015 Should be じゅじゅつ/Jujutsu. Actually, looking at the ingame text, looks like it's "majinaijutsu". Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CocoaGalaxy Posted June 29, 2015 Share Posted June 29, 2015 (edited) I'm not sure if this is the correct thread for this, but does anyone have the complete list of kanji/kana/whatever for everything? Well everything might be a bit too much There have been translations for the Chapter names, but I'd like the japanese as well. There was a list of weapon names on FEIF wiki in japanese, but it's gone now, so it's a bit sad. Plus Skills as well I think, so many problems. It's not a complete priority though, except for cases where the english name is't known Edited June 29, 2015 by CocoaGalaxy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thane Posted June 29, 2015 Author Share Posted June 29, 2015 I've been thinking about expanding the list after I've played through both routes (I'm nearing the end of Nohr now and I finished Hoshido a few days ago). Certain kanji are repeated a LOT, so it should be a priority to learn them.That said, this is not exactly a thread for understanding absolutely everything - we've got people who actually speak proper Japanese and work much, much harder than I for that. This is thread is partially for learning and partially for understanding the fundamentals, like weapons, stats and so on.Skills and classes are definitely a priority, although the skills are already on this very site. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CocoaGalaxy Posted June 29, 2015 Share Posted June 29, 2015 They're not really a problem, more so like, trying to find the names of say, some of the weapons (though they're slowly being added in english) 99% of the reason though, is so that we have both the english and japanese name for the wiki, but that's not as important as the english name itself though Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bovinian Posted June 30, 2015 Share Posted June 30, 2015 They're not really a problem, more so like, trying to find the names of say, some of the weapons (though they're slowly being added in english) 99% of the reason though, is so that we have both the english and japanese name for the wiki, but that's not as important as the english name itself though I stopped updating the weapons thread because Vincent would get around to all of them eventually (and has access to all of the numbers while I don't), but I can at least fill in all of the weapon names with their translations if it will come in handy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Agile Tit-Tyrant Posted July 4, 2015 Share Posted July 4, 2015 (edited) I'm on chapter 12 of Hoshido and I have no idea what the victory conditions are, OP's post didnt seem to help any edit: figured it out. had to stand on a certain spot for more than 1 turn. weird victory condition Edited July 4, 2015 by Agile Tit-Tyrant Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CocoaGalaxy Posted July 9, 2015 Share Posted July 9, 2015 Sorry if it was mentioned (I sound silly, lol), but does anyone know what the "Fire Emblem" is called? I'm pretty sure it's a Kanji term anyway Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Icy Toast Posted July 9, 2015 Share Posted July 9, 2015 (edited) Sorry if it was mentioned (I sound silly, lol), but does anyone know what the "Fire Emblem" is called? I'm pretty sure it's a Kanji term anyway 炎の紋章 (honō no monshō) Edited July 9, 2015 by Icy Toast Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CocoaGalaxy Posted July 9, 2015 Share Posted July 9, 2015 Yep, I knew the hono part, and I could recognise it, it's kind of obvious of sorts, but they definitely do talk about it a few times , though I can't recall exactly when, so plot!. It's also because the term is always in brackets. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PuffPuff Posted July 24, 2015 Share Posted July 24, 2015 (edited) 琴= こと= Koto Harp 傷薬= きずぐすり= Kizu kusuri Vulnerary 上= でっち上げ= Detchiage Concoction 信頼の種= Shinrai no tane Seed Of Trust キー Toki Chest key would be this syllable in the end meaning "Key" 主音= トニック Tonic エリキシル Erikishiru Elixir 死=しね=Shine Die 蚩= ばかな=Bakana Fool 天使=Tenshi Angel 自由= Jiyu Freedom 真志=Jihi Mercy 時代=Jidai Era, Peace 現実=げんじつ=Genjitsu Reality 真実 Shinjitsu= Truth 支=Ten Support 時間=Jikan Time 大使=Taishi Ambassador しめい shimei 使命 mission 伻 Messenger 死体=Shitai Corpse 幸福=Koufuku Happiness 幸運=Koun Good Fortune 大望(たいぼう-taibou Ambition 研修 - けんしゅう= Kenshuu Training 奠 Decision 系統=Keito Lineage 橋=はし Bridge 魔女=Majo Witch 戦士=Senshi Fighter 結婚=Kekkon Marriage 宝=Takara Treasure 透谷=Tokoku Thief 兵士=Heishi Soldier 世界=Sekai World 悪魔=Akuma Demon 少女=Shojo Girl 少年=Shounen Boy 皇=tennou Emperor 時間=Jikan Time 栄光=Eikou Glory 何 nani What ありがとう=Arigatou Thank you 光=HikariLight 星=HoshiStar Words that will help with the Fire Emblem franchise as it often speaks of these words in the games. *Sigh* Better yet...this is how I learn Japanese... Japanese Words asa morning inu dog umi the sea eki station okane money kasa umbrella ki tree kuruma car kemuri smoke koe voice sakana fish shio salt sushi sushi sekai world sora sky take bamboo chi blood tsuki moon tenki weather tokei watch, clock namae name nihon Japan numa marsh neko cat nohara field hata flag hikari light fune ship heya room hoshi star makura pillow mise store mushi insect me eye momo peach yama mountain yuki snow yoru night rakuda camel risu squirrel rusu absence rekishi history rousoku candle wata cotton mon gate Hajimemashite. How do you do? Douzo yoroshiku. Nice to meet you. Ohayou gozaimasu. Good morning. Oyasuminasai. Good night. Arigatou. Thank you. Dou itashimashite. You are welcome. Sumimasen. I am sorry, Excuse me. amerika America igirisu England ukuraina Ukraine ejiputo Egypt oranda Holland kanada Canada kyanpu camp k uizu quiz kenia Kenya koohii coffee sakkaa soccer shawaa shower suisu Switzerland seetaa sweater sofaa sofa takushii taxi chesu chess tsuaa tour tenisu tennis tomato tomato naifu knife nyuusu news nugaa nougat nekutai tie noruuee Norway haapu harp hinto hint furansu France heburai Hebrew hoteru hotel mareeshia Malaysia myuujikaru musical muudo mood mekishiko Mexico monako Monaco yankii Yankee yudaya Judea yooroppa Europe rajio radio riigu league rubii ruby rebanon Lebanon roketto rocket wain wine rondon London Doitsu (Germany) 357,000 km² Furansu (France) 547,000 km² Igirisu (England) 244,000 km² Itaria (Italy) 301,000 km² Nyuujiirando (New Zealand) 269,000 km² Betonamu (Viet Nam) 330,000 km² English is a subject-verb-object language. (so are French, Spanish, etc.) Japanese is a subject-object-verb language. (so are Korean, Turkish, etc.) Generally the subject comes first, then the object and the verb comes at the end of the sentence. subject object verb Tanaka-san wa Mr. Tanaka ringo o apple tabemasu. eat. Tom-san wa Tom terebi o TV mimashita. watched. "San" is a title of respect added to a name. (so it can not be used when referring to oneself.) "Wa and "O" are particles. They are like English prepositions, but they always come after nouns. Particles are very important for proper Japanese sentence structure. I will introduce them gradually later. Japanese uses subject, object, then verb in the japanese sentence here English is used subject, verb, and object in the english sentences here Composing questions in Japanese is easy! The word order remains the same, and a sentence becomes a question by adding the particle "ka" at the end. Question marks are not used in Japanese. Tanaka-san wa ringo o tabemasu ka. Does Mr. Tanaka eat apples? Tom-san wa terebi o mimashita ka. Did Tom watch TV? Hiragana Lessons Japanese writing systems There are 46 hiragana characters for 46 different sounds. Hiragana are used for expressing "grammatical" elements such as particles, and endings of adjectives and verbs which show tenses, etc. Kanji are used for expressing "meaningful" elements such as nouns and stems of adjectives and verbs. It is possible to write entire Japanese sentences in hiragana. If an adult forgets certain kanji which are rarely used, he/she may substitute hiragana for them. Since the basic 46 hiragana symbols and some modifications of the suffice for all Japanese sounds, Japanese children start to read and write Japanese all in hiragana before making an attempt to learn some of the two thousand kanji currently used. gakkou school shogakkou elementary school chugakkou junior high school kotogakkou (koukou) high school daigaku university gakusei student Katakana Lessons Japanese writing systems Katakana is used when writing down foreign names, places, and words of foreign origin (If you are not from Japan, your name can be written in katakana). Without knowing katakana, one might find it almost impossible to order fast food in Japan, or read billboards on the street. This is because Japan uses so many words borrowed from other languages The structure of katakana is similar to hiragana (if you know one the other is easy to learn). The main difference between the two is katakana is composed of straight lines, where hiragana uses curved lines. Kanji Lessons Japanese writing systems It is said that 50,000 kanji characters exist, though only about 5,000 to 10,000 are commonly used. After W.W.II, the Japanese government designated 1,945 basic characters as "Jooyoo Kanji (commonly used kanji)," which are used in textbooks and official writings. In Japan, one learns about 996 basic characters from "Jooyoo Kanji," in elementary school. A lot of time is spent at school to learn kanji. From "Questions of the week": How many kanji do I need to learn to read Japanese? How many kanji do I need to learn to read Japanese? A. Japanese is written in a combination of three scripts: hiragana, katakana, and kanji, originated from Chinese characters. They were introduced to Japan nearly 2,000 years ago. Several centuries later, hiragana and katakana developed from kanji to express Japanese syllables phonetically. If you wish to become proficient in reading and writing Japanese, you need to learn kanji. However if you are a beginner, I recommend you learn hiragana and katakana first, then kanji. Japanese schoolchildren also learn hiragana and katakana first. It is possible to write entire Japanese sentences in hiragana. Even after mastering kanji, when you forget or don't know the kanji characters for a word, you can write it in hiragana phonetically. It is said that some 50,000 kanji exist. However, many kanji are not necessarily used in daily life. The Japanese Ministry of Education designated 1,945 characters as Jooyoo Kanji, which are the most frequently used characters. It would be very helpful to learn all Jooyoo Kanji, but the basic 1,000 characters are sufficient to read about 90% of the kanji used in a newspaper (about 60% with 500 characters). Since children's books use less kanji, they would be a good resource to practice your reading. Kanji Lessons Japanese writing systems Each kanji character has at least two readings. One is the "on" (Chinese derived) reading, and the other is the "kun" (native Japanese) reading. For example: the word mountain in its "on" reading is "san," but the Japanese also use the native "kun" reading of "yama". Kanji's main use is as the roots of nouns, verbs, and adjectives. ambition (Yabou) beauty (Bi) belief (Shinnen) bravery (Yuukan) buddhism (Bukkyou) courage (Yuuki) the code of the samurai (Bushidou) desire (Yokubou) dragon (Ryuu) dream (yume) enlightenment (Satori) eternity (Eien) freedom (Jiyuu) friendship (Yuujou) god (Kami) happiness (Koufuku) honor (Meiyo) hope (Kibou) ideal (Risou) illusion (Gensou) justice (Seigi) legend (Densetsu) love (Ai) loyalty (Chuujitsu) meditation (Mokusou) moon (Tsuki) nature (Shizen) ocean (Umi) passion (Jounetsu) peace(Heiwa) perfect (Kanzen) power (Chikara) pride (Hokori) promise (Yakusoku) rainbow (Niji) respect (Sonkei) samurai secret (Himitsu) sky (Sora) shogun star (Hoshi) soul (Tamashii) spirit (Seishin) success (Seikou) sun (Taiyou) truth (Shinjitsu) universe (Uchuu) victory (Shouri) wisdom (Chie) zen achievement (Tassei) adventure (Bouken) ancestor (Senzo) art (Geijutsu) bond (Kizuna) cooperation (Kyouryoku) creation (Souzou) destiny (Unmei) dignity (Igen) elegance (Yuuga) enviroment (Kankyou) era (Jidai) generosity (Kandai) glory (Eikou) gorgeous (Gouka) hallucination (Genkaku) harmony (Chouwa) hero (Eiyuu) imagination (Souzou) jealousy (Shitto) kaileidoscope (Mangekyou) mercy (Jihi) milky way (Ama no gawa) miracle (Kiseki) music (Ongaku) myth (Shinwa) patience (Nintai) planet (Wakusei) poem (Shi) prosperity (Hanei) pure (Junsui) rebirth (Saisei) religious faith (Shinkou) ronin self confidence (Jishin) sentiment (Kanshou) shooting star (Ryuusei) silence (Chinmoku) sincerity (Seijitsu) solitude (Kodoku) song (Uta) talent (Sainou) tear (Namida) thought (Shisou) tiger (Tora) trust (Shinrai) virtue (Kudoku) wolf (Ookami) accomplishment (Jouju) baptism (Senrei) blessing (Shukufuku) buddha (Budda) calligraphy (Shodou) celebrated sword (Meitou) century (Seiki) civilization (Bunmei) constellation (Seiza) devotion (Kenshin) discovery (Hakken) effort (Doryoku) emporor (Tennou) enthusiasm (Nekkyou) existence (Sonzai) experience (Keiken) fireworks (Hanabi) friend (Tomodachi) future (Mirai) hobby (Shumi) honesty (Shoujiki) husband and wife (Fuufu) importance (Juuyou) independence (Dokuritsu) invention (Hatsumei) kindness (Shinsetsu) leap (Hiyaku) magic spell (Jumon) martial arts (Budou) martyrdom (Junkyou) mirage (Shinkirou) morality (Doutoku) promotion (Shoushin) proof (Shoumei) religion (Shuukyou) reputation (Hyouban) responsibility (Sekinin) revenge (Fukushuu) sacred fire (Seika) saint (Seijin) smile (Bishou) superstition (Meishin) symbol (Shouchou) sympathy (Doujou) tradition (Dentou) warrior (Bushi) winner (Shousha) world (Sekai) wonder (Fushigi) worship (Suuhai) angel (Tenshi) artist (Geijutsuka) the art of stealth (Ninjutsu) awe (Ikei) balance (Kinkou) bliss (Shifuku) challenge (Chousen) change (Henka) chaos (Konton) choice (Sentaku) commitment (Genchi) conqueror (Seifukusha) creativity (Souzouryoku) dawn(Akatsuki) direction (Houkou) enigma (Nazo) equal (Doutou) fairness (Kouhei) family (Kazoku) fighting spirit (Toushi) focus (Shouten) galaxy (Ginga) geisha giri goddess (Megami) good and evil (Zenaku) good fortune (Kouun) instinct (Honnou) journey (Tabi) knowledge (Chishiki) labyrinth (Meikyuu) longevity (Chouju) mist (Kiri) mystery (Shinpi) obedience (Juujun) oblivion (Boukyaku) optimism (Rakkan) piety (Keiken) prayer (Inori) protection (Shugo) sacred (Shinsei) sacrifice (Gisei) serenity (Seion) spiritual strength (Seishinryoku) survivor (Seizonsha) thunder (Kaminari) twilight (Reimei) war (Sensou) wave (Nami) welcome (Kangei) apocalypse (Mokushi) beloved (Saiai no hito) betrayal (Uragiri) black panther (Kurohyou) control (Shihai) crisis (Kiki) crystal (Suishou) darkness (Ankoku) demon (Akuma) diligence (Kinben) discipline (Tanren) duty (Gimu) essence (Honshitsu) evil (Jaaku) (aku) evolution (Shinka) fairy (Yousei) healing (Chiyu) health (Kenkou) heaven (Tengoku) hell (Jigoku) immortal (Fushi) incarnation (Keshin) integrity (Seiren) intelligence (Chisei) kamikaze karma (Innen) misunderstanding (Gokai) nirvana (Nehan) outcast (Tsuihousha) patriotism (Aikokushin) perservance (Kennin-fubatsu) phoenix (Fushichou) poison (Doku) princess (Hime) prophecy (Yogen) pure love (Junai) qwest (Tankyuu) rage (Gekido) rebel (Hangyakusha) romance (Renai) shadow (Kage) soul mate (Kokoro no tomo) storm (Arashi) strength (Tsuyosa) supernatural power(Chounouryoku) taboo (Kinki) iron fist (Tekken) temptation (Yuuwaku) transience (Mujou) wealth (Tomi) allegiance (Chuusei) arrogance (Gouman) banzai bear (Kuma) benevolence (Jintoku) best friend (Shinyuu) butterfly (Chou) conscience (Ryoushin) contentment (Manzoku) courtesy (Reigi) crime (Tsumi) cruelty (Reikoku) destruction (Hakai) dusk (Tasogare) dynasty (Ouchou) eloquence (Yuuben) encouragement(Gekirei) fighting spirit(Toukon) flame (Honoo) fresh (Seishin) ghost (Yuurei) gift (Okurimono) horror (Kyoufu) innocence (Junketsu) inspiration (Reikan) intensity (Kyouretsu) intuition (Chokkan) invincibility (Muteki) knight (Kishi) lightning (Inazuma) magic (Mahou) masquerade (Kamen-butoukai) master (Meijin) memory (Kioku) mentality (Chiryoku) midnight (Mayonaka) number one(Ichiban) originality (Dokusouryoku) prince (Ouji) punishment (Batsu) resilience (Kaifukuryoku) rose (Bara) surprize (Odoroki) tragedy (Higeki) tranquility (Heion) twins (Futago) unity (Touitsu) vampire (Kyuuketsuki) vanity (Kyoei) will (Ishi) acceptance (Younin) cat (Neko) charm (Miryoku) compassion (Doujou) consciousness (Ishiki) contradiction (Hitei) curiousity (Koukishin) dance (Buyou) daughter (Musume) the dark (Yami) death (Shi) dinosaur (Kyouryuu) dragonfly (Tonbo) excitement (Koufun) fierceness (Doumou) firefighter (Shouboushi) fool (Baka) fox (Kitsune) genius (Tensai) the grim reaper (Shinigami) guardian deity (Shugoshin) hatred (Zouo) husband (Otto) immutability (Fuhen) infinity (Mugen) iris (Ayame) life and death (Seishi) lifelong friend (Shougai no tomo) lover (Aijin) lunatic (Kyoujin) messiah (Kyuuseishu) pain (Kutsuu) (itami) paradise (Rakuen) perception (Chikaku) self-awareness (Jikaku) selflessness(Muga) son (Musuko) stubborness(Ganko) sweetheart (Koibito) taoism (Doukyou) theory (Riron) uniqueness (Dokutoku) vegetarian (Saishoku-shugisha) vicious mind (Janen) vigilance (Keikai) vindictiveness (Shuunen) wife (Tsuma) witch (Majo) young warrior (Wakamusha) youth (Wakamono) actor (Haiyuu) athlete (Undouka) apology (Shazai) bad influence (Akueikyou) comics (Manga) congradulations (Kotobuki) cousin (Itoko) deer(Shika) danger (Kiken) disgrace (Chijoku) dishonor (Fumeiyo) dreamer (Musouka) earth (Chikyuu) excellence (Yuushuu) explosion (Bakuhatsu) fantasy (Kuusou) fertility (Tasan) fighter (Senshi) forgiveness (Yousha) grace of god (Kami no onchou) grief (Hitan) hunter (Karyuudo) innovation (Kakushin) jupiter (Mokusei) kenpou (One of the Japanese martial arts) leadership (Tousotsuryoku) lone wolf (Ippiki-ookami) marriage (Kekkon) mars (Kasei) mercury (Suisei) modesty (Kenson) neptune (Kaiousei) nobility (Kouki) nurse (Kangofu) oni opportunity (Kikai) pirate (Kaizoku) pluto (Meiousei) purity (Seijou) revolution (Kakumei) role model (Mohan) saturn (Dosei) self-control (Jisei) swordsman (Kenkyaku) transformation (Henshin) treasure (Takara) uranus (Tenousei) venus (Kinsei) vitality (Seimeiryoku) worth (Kachi) Abyss (Shinen) Broken Heart (Shoushin) Camouflauge (Meisai) Cleanliness (Seiketsu) Collision (Shoutotsu) Comfort (Anraku) Common Sense (Joushiki) Communication (Dentatsu) Crescent (Mikazuki) Desert (Sabaku) Degeneration (Daraku) Disillusion (Genmetsu) Drifter (Hyouryuusha) Eagle (Washi) Energy (Seiryoku) Fatherland (Sokoku) Fidelity (Teisetsu) Fortress (Yousai) Fulfillment (Suikou) Gladiator (Kentoushi) Hypnotism (Saiminjutsu) Idealism (Risoushugi) Improvement (Kaizen) Indomitable (Fukutsu) Instrument (Gakki) Jade(Hisui) Jewel (Houseki) Judo Lizard (Tokage) Neutrality(Chuuritsu) Nonviolence (Hibouryoku) Pilgrim (Junrei) Poet (Shijin) Potential (Kanousei) Rabbit (Usagi) Railroad (Tetsudou) Reiki Reverance (Suukei) Shame (Haji) Slayer (Satsugaisha) Soldier (Gunjin) Stigma (Yakiin) Struggle (Kutou) Sunshine (Nikkou) Tattoo(Irezumi) Tattooist (Irezumishi) Thief (Tokoku) (Dorobou) Unconditional (Mujouken) Vow (Seiyaku) Wing (Tsubasa) ichigatsu January ichido one time ippan general universal hitori one person usetsu right turn sayuu right and left uyoku right wing migite right hand uki rainy season fuuu wind and rain amagumo rain cloud ooame heavy rain enshuu circumference enman harmonious senen 1000 yen marusa roundness oukoku kingdom ouza throne joou queen teiou monarch, emperor hatsuon pronunciation ongaku music ashioto sound of footsteps neiro tone jouge top and bottom chika underground shitagi underwear nesage reduction in price kasai fire, conflagration shouka fire fighting kayoubi Tuesday hanabi fireworks (Get no.9 in Kanji of the day words) kaibashira adductor muscle kaigara shell akagai arc shell gyokairui marine products (get no11) kuuki air tenki weather genki energy, health denki electricity kyuujuu 90 kyuukai nine times kugatsu September kokonoka nine days, 9th of the month kyuukei to rest kyuujitsu holiday, day off kyuukou temporary closure of school natsuyasumi summer vacation shugyoku jewel, gem medama eyeball tamatebako Pandora's box juuendama 10-yen coin kiniro golden color genkin cash kinyoubi Friday okane money kuukan space, room kuukou airport akikan empty can karate karate mangetsu full moon kongetsu this month getsuyoubi Monday maitsuki every month banken watchdog ryouken hunting dog moudouken guide dog, Seeing Eye dog kaiinu house dog iken opinion hakken discovery mihon sample miokuru to see someone off gojuu 50 gokai fifth floor gogatsu May itsuka five days, 5th of the month kougo colloquial language kuchibeni lipstick iriguchi entrance hijouguchi emergency exit gakkou school kousha school building kousoku school regulations kousei proof reading sasetsu left turn sayoku left wing hidarigawa left side hidarite left hand sankaku triangle sankyaku tripod mikazuki new moon mikka three days, 3rd of the month sanmyaku mountain range tozan mountain climbing fujisan Mt. Fuji yamaba climax youshi foster child boushi cap, hat oyako parent and child musuko son shikaku square shigatsu April shiki the four seasons yoji four o'clock basshi removal of stitches keito woolen yarn, wool kinuito silk thread itoguchi beginning, clue moji character, letter kanji kanji, Chinese character suuji figure, numeral myouji surname mimitabu earlobe hatsumimi something heard of for the first time soramimi mishearing mimizawari be harsh on the ear shichigatsu July juushichinichi 17 days, 17th of the month nanahyaku 700 nanoka seven days, 7th of the month densha train jitensha bicycle kurumaisu wheelchair kataguruma piggyback akushu handshake shujutsu surgical operation kashu singer tekubi wrist juuji ten o'clock gojuu 50 juujika cross (religious) tooka ten days, 10th of the month shuppatsu departure yushutsu export shussan birth, delivery deguchi exit joyuu actress joou queen shoujo girl megami goddess daishou large and small shougakkou elementary school kotori small bird ogawa brook, small stream shinrin forest mori no miyako tree-clad city jinsei life kojin individual nihonjin Japanese (people) hitogara personality suidou tap water, water service suiyoubi Wednesday mizugi bathing suit mizuiro sky blue, turquoise seikai right answer shougo noon shoumen front Seigi justice seikatsu life, livelihood seinengappi date of birth daigakusei university student nagaiki long life seishun bloom of youth seinen youth, young man aozora blue sky aoshingou green light, green signal yuugata evening yuuhi setting sun yuushoku supper yuukan evening edition of paper houseki jewel jishaku magnet, compass kaseki fossil sekitei rock garden sekijuuji Red Cross sekidou equator sekigun Red Army akachan baby senen 1000 yen nisen 2000 chiba Chiba (city) chidoriashi tottering gait kasen rivers kawakami upstream, upriver kawara dry riverbed shinanogawa Shinano River (the longest river in Japan) sentou front, top senpai senior, superior senshuu last week misesaki storefront souchou early morning souki early stage hayaoki early rising hayakuchi fast talking sougen grassland, savannah zassou weed kaisou seaweed kusawake pioneer, pathfinder manzoku satisfaction ashiato footprint ashikubi ankle tashizan addition gyoson fishing village sonraku village, hamlet kanson deserted village murabito villager tairiku continent taikin large sum of money daitouryou president daisotsu university graduate dansei male, man danjo men and women chounan eldest son otokonoko boy chikurin bamboo groove takegaki bamboo fence takezaiku bamboo work takeuma stilts chuushin center chuunen middle age chuugakkou junior high school nakayubi middle finger konchuu (mushi) insect kiseichuu parasite kemushi caterpillar mushiba decayed tooth chouchou the mayor of a town choumei town name minatomachi port town machiyakuba town hall tenchi heaven and earth seiten fine weather tenshi angel tensai genius suiden paddy field denen rural districts yuden oil field taue rice planting dosha earth and sand dodai foundation, base tochi land doyoubi Saturday nijuu 20 nigatsu February nikai second floor futari two people mainichi every day nichiyoubi Sunday nihon Japan asahi morning sun shuunyuu income nyuugaku entrance into a school yunyuu import iremono container shinnen New Year shounen boy maitoshi every year toshiyori (roujin) old person hakujin Caucasian hakuchou swan hakushi blank sheet kokuhaku confession hachijuu 80 yaoya greengrocer yaezakura double cherry blossoms youka eight days, 8th of the month hyakuen 100 yen haykuten 100 points, full marks hyakkaten department store hyakkajiten encyclopedia bunpou grammar buntsuu correspondence bungaku literature bunka culture taiboku gigantic tree mokuzai wood, timber mokuyoubi Thursday ueki garden plant kihon basis, foundation honya bookstore honsha head office honmono real thing meishi business card meiyo honor meisaku masterpiece namae name chuumoku attention mokuteki object, purpose mokuji table of contents mejirushi mark, sign dokuritsu independence souritsu establishment rikkouho candidacy tachiba standpoint tairyoku physical strength juuryoku gravity nouryoku ability, capacity doryoku effort ringyou forestry shinrin forest, woodland genshirin primeval forest matsubayashi pine forest rokuji six o'clock rokugatsu June dairokkan the sixth sense muika six days, 6th of the month inryoku gravitation inyou quotation hikizan subtraction waribiki discount umou feathers, plumage haoto flapping of wings ichiwa one bird hanebuton feather quilt unkai sea of clouds amagumo rain cloud kouen park rakuen paradise doubutsuen zoo youchien kindergarten ensoku excursion, hike bouenkyou telescope eien eternity enryo reserve, hesitation nanji what time nando how many times nannin how many people nanbyaku several hundred, hundreds kamoku school subject geka (department of) surgery kagaku science zenka previous offense, criminal record geshi summer solstice shoka early summer natsuyasumi summer vacation manatsu midsummer kagu furniture kazoku family sakka writer, author yachin rent kashi lyrics of a song kokka national anthem kashu singer komoriuta lullaby gayoushi drawing paper eiga movie gaka painter keikaku plan, project kaifuku recovery kaitou reply, answer konkai this time mawarimichi detour kaiwa conversation taikai mass meeting, rally kaisha company kaiin member kaigai overseas, abroad kaigun navy koukai voyage umibe seaside, beach ehon picture book enogu colors, paints ehagaki picture postcard aburae oil painting gaiken outside appearance gaishutsu going out gaikoku foreign country gaijin foreigner chokkaku right angle hougaku direction yotsukado crossroad shika no tsuno antler goraku amusement, recreation rakutenteki optimistic gakufu musical score gakki musical instrument katsudou activity, action katsuji printing type fukkatsu rebirth, revival jikatsu self-support kuukan space, room jikan time, hour ningen human being hiruma daytime hinomaru Rising Sun Flag marugao round face kazangan volcanic rock, lava iwayama rocky mountain sengan washing one's face kaoiro complexion sugao face without makeup egao smiling face kisha steam train kiteki steam whistle kiji news, article nikki diary kioku memory anki learning by heart kitaku coming home kaerimichi the way back, return trip kyuudou Japanese archery yumiya bow and arrow gyuunyuu (cow's) milk gyuuniku beef kingyo gold fish ningyo mermaid nettaigyo tropical fish sakanaya fish shop toukyou Tokyo kyouto Kyoto kyouteki powerful enemy kyoufuu strong wind goutou robbery benkyou study kyouiku education, teaching kyoushitsu classroom kyoukai church shuukyou religion kinjo neighborhood kinkyou recent situation saikin recently chikamichi shortcut kyoudai sibling fukei parents seihoukei square ningyou doll keiyoushi adjective Words that will give you an idea that you can discuss about by looking up the Hirgana and Kanji characters of them. Take a study on the first post to get an idea which all that it takes to enjoy the game! Look up online for the Kanji characters of each of these words. Edited July 24, 2015 by Princess_Florina Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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