It gets dark early in winter!

So as my title had bluntly stated, I need to catch up and I plan on doing this today(Which i didn't but two days is good enough!). Wish me luck! Four blog entries to complete now. On the plus side I'm tired, it's raining out and I have a wicked headache.
I'm better now but I hope you are ready for this Japanese vocabulary babble I'm about to force onto you unsuspecting readers!

Vocabulary (Verbs):

Nonde-Drink

Yonde-Read (Reading is yonde imasu)

Nete-Sleep

Asonde-play

Hataraite-work

Hatarakimasu

Hataraki-work/workings/ability

Asobimasu

Asobi-playing

Yomimasu-to read

Aruite-walk

Oyoide-swim

Kaite-write

Motte-hold

Mite-see

Kiite-hear

Suwatte-sit

Tatte-stand

Examples:
Watashi wa sono hon o yomimasu - I will read that book.
Watashi wa sono hon o yomimasen - I won't read that book.
Watashi wa hon o yonde imasu - I am reading that book.

Vocabulary (Family/people):

Shimai-daughters

Imouto-daughter

Otouto-son

Kyoudai-sons

Kodomo-children

Otona-adults

Gakusei-student

Vocabulary (Food/Liquid):

Juusu-juice

Tabete-eat

Mizu-water

Ocha-tea

Sandoicci-Sandwich

Koohii-Coffee

Vocabulary (Wear):

Haite-wear (on the legs)

Kite-wear (upper torso)

Kabutte-wear (head)

Vocabulary (Clothing):

Kootu-coat

Sukaato-skirt

Shatsu-shirt

T-shatsu-T-shirt

Wanpiisu-dress

Kutsu-shoes

Boushi-hat

Examples:

Onnanoko wa shiroi wanpiisu o kite imasu - The girl is wearing a white dress.

Otokono hito wa midori boushi o kabutte imasu - The man is wearing a green hat. 

Kutsu wa haite imasu ga, kutsushita wa haite imasen-Wearing shoes without socks.

Kutsu to kutsushita o haite imasu – Wearing shoes and socks

Kutsushita to kutsu o haite imasuka – Wearing shoes and socks?

Useful phrases (All around):

Itadakimasu-Let’s eat (Stated in thanks before a meal)

Gochisou sama deshita-Thank you for the meal

Onamae wa-What’s your name?

Kochira wa ___(name)___ san desu-This is _____

Ganbatte kudasai-Do your best

Daijoubu desu ka-Are you alright?

Daijoubu desu-I am fine

Douzo-Here you are (Can be used as both an offering or a favour)

Arigatou-Thanks

Douitashimashite-You are welcome

Gomenasai-I am sorry

Kore wa shite imasuka-What are you doing?

Hai-Yes

Eii-No

Ryourshite-Could you cook for me?

Vocabulary (Inanimate Objects):

Kuni-country

Machi-city

Hashi-bridge

Koen-park

Toori-street

Jitensha-Bicycle

Booru-Ball

Kusa-Grass

Hikoki-Airplane

Hana-Flower

Taiyou-Sun

Tsuki-Moon

Sora-Sky

Osara-plate

More Vocabulary:

Kore-this

Itsu-when

Dare-why

Chikaku-close

Tooku-far

Boku-I am (Masculine only)

Watashi-I am (Feminine)

Nan-what?

Ka-particle added to the end of a sentence to make it a question.

Dewa-What about

Arimasen-I don’t have/Isn’t

Okay, there's a load of info puke for you! Have fun memorizing those, I know I will (Sarcasm?). Oh and if you listen to music--and even if you don't--check out Buckethead and your mind will be blown so amazingly that it will implode into a blackhole and eat away at your mind and fill it with real music.

That's right,

Brooke.