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Build confidence in everyday Japanese with this vocabulary and phrases quiz for beginners. Test your knowledge of essential expressions, including thank you, goodbye, good morning, excuse me, and asking how someone is. You will also practice useful words for friend, restaurant, delicious food, and travel situations such as asking where the train station is. Questions include simple translations like “I love sushi” and common Japanese phrases you may hear in conversation. Whether you are starting to learn Japanese, preparing for a trip to Japan, or reviewing basic language skills, this quiz offers a quick, engaging way to check your understanding of practical Japanese vocabulary.
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Arigatou is the Japanese word for Thank You. It is commonly used in everyday conversation.
Sayonara is used when departing and means Goodbye in Japanese. It's often used when someone is leaving for a long time.
Sushi ga suki desu translates to I love sushi. Suki means love or like.
Tomodachi is the Japanese word for Friend. It is used to refer to someone you have a personal relationship with.
Eki wa doko desu ka? means Where is the train station?. Doko desu ka is used to ask location.
Genki desu ka? is a common way to ask How are you? in Japanese. Genki means well or healthy.
Oishii means Delicious in Japanese, and it's used to compliment food. Mazui is the opposite, meaning not tasty.
Ohayou gozaimasu is the formal way to say Good morning in Japanese. Use it to show respect.
Resutoran is the term for Restaurant in Japanese, derived from the English word.
Sumimasen can mean both Excuse me and I'm sorry in Japanese. It's a versatile word for social situations.
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