Mic dictionar

Un dictionar al celor mai utilizate cuvinte in serialul Inuyasha.

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aa, ee, un, saa = yes (informal)
abayo = casual goodbye, kinda like "see ya"
abunai = dangerous, threatening; when shouted as a command it translates to "look out!"
aburi = fried tofu
ahou = moron
ai = love
aisatsu ni = to greet, say hello to
aishiteru = I love you (romantic love)
aisuru = love, sweetheart, beloved
akari = light
aku = evil, wicked, bad, etc.
aku soku zan = literally "kill evil instantly" (from Rurouni Kenshin)
ane-ue = respectful word for "older sister"; you would use this to talk about your sister when she's not in your presence. If you were talking to her, you would use "onee-san"
ani-ue = respectful word for "older brother"; you would use this to talk about your brother when he's not in your presence. If you were talking to him, you would use "onii-san"
ano/sono/kono/dono/ = basically means "this" when referring to people. In order: "that over there", "that", "this", and "which one?"
ano hi = "this day"
ano hito = literally "that person"
ano toki = literally "that time"; often translates to "back there", "back then", etc.
anou = "well..."
ara/are = oh, or "huh?" ; "Ara" is used by women, "Are" by men.
are/sore/kore/dore = means "this" when referring to objects. Meanings are the same as listed above for "ano/sono/kono/dono"
arigatou gozaimasu = "thank you very much"; the more formal version is "domo arigatou gozaimasu"; the casual verion is "arigatou" (thanks, thank you)
arimasen/imasen = isn't ("arimashita" = was, were)
asagohan/hirugohan/bangohan = in order: breakfast/lunch/dinner/meal
ashita = tomorrow
asoko/soko/koko/doko = means "this" when referring to locations. In order: "there" (far away), "there", "here", "where?"; both "doko wa" and "koko wa" can translate as "where am I?" (literally "where is this place?")
atama = head
atarashii = new
atsui = hot (temperature or weather)

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