Tsuki

Tsuki: moon

月 -- n.

Hint: depending on previous word, sometimes it is read as 'zuki'　( 三日月 ). Also read as gatsu like in gogatsu (May) and getsu like in getsuyoubi (Monday)

Hana

Hana: flower

花 -- n.

Gakkou

Gakkou: school

学校　-- n.

Byouki

Byouki: (1) sickness (2) illness

病気 -- n, adj.

Futatsu

Futatsu: two

二つ or 2つ -- num.

Hint: for this type of counting, it will be started with hitotsu, futatsu, mittsu, yottsu, itsutsu, and so on.

Hitotsu

Hitotsu: one

一つ or  1つ -- num.

Hint: if someone said 'hitotsu dake', it means 'only one'

Uchi

Uchi: (1) inside (2) within

内 -- adj., n.

Hint: also read as nai.

Uchi: (1) inside (2) within

 中 -- adj., n

 Hint: also read as naka

Uchi: (1) house

家 -- n.

Hint: also read as ie with the same meaning and as noun of 'house'. The other use of the kanji is to represent residence, family (clan), lineage, shop; with variation of reading like ka, ke, and ya

Hi

Hi: (1) day (2) counter for day (3) Sunday (4) sun

日 -- n., abbr.

Hint: you say read 日 as hi, ka, and nichi. So for Sunday, you read it as nichiyoubi

Hi: (1) fire (2) flame (3) Tuesday

火 -- n., abbr.

Hint: you say Tuesday as kayoubi because 火 can be read as hi and ka.

Aoi

Aoi: (1) blue (2) green

青い -- adj.

Akai

Akai: red

赤い -- adj

Naka

Naka: (1) inside (2) within (3) center

中 -- adv., n., adj-no.

Densha

Densha: train/electric train

電車 -- n.

Hint: there is manga and j-Drama called Densha no Otoko. Guess you can figure out :)

Kuchi

Kuchi: (1) mouth (2) entrance (3) hole (4) gate

口 -- n.

Tips: aside from read as 'kuchi', it can also read as ku and kou. The kanji is very simple. Just imagine your mouth open and say 'oh'.

Haru

Haru: (1) spring (2) adolescence

春 -- n

Jikan

Jikan: (1) time (2) hours -- (for counter)


時間 -- adv.

Hint: when you said 'one hour, two hours', make it into 'ichi jikan, ni jikan'.

Test: try to translate 'boku no ita jikan' yourself. It is a drama title that you can check here. Or another drama title called 'Yasashii Jikan' on this link. Can you guess without checking the links?

Ima

ima: (1) now (2) present time (3) the current (time)

今 -- adv.

Sukoshi

sukoshi: (1) a little (2) few (3) small amount of

少し -- adv.

Hint: nothing best but to remember Kami-sama, Mou Sukoshi Dake for the word sukoshi

Opposite: takusan

Kekkon

kekkon: (1) marry (2) marriage

結婚 -- v.

Hint: there was a drama called Kekkon Dekinai Otoko (結婚できない男), known in English as The Man Who Can't Get Married, aired on 2006.

On 2012, another drama aired as Kekkon Shinai (結婚しない roughly translated as Don't Get Married) but the official English title was Wonderful Single Life

Tomodachi

tomodachi: (1) friend (2) companion

友達 -- n.

Kuni

kuni: (1) country (2) state (3) land

国 -- n.

Hints: there is a music score from Gintama called 'Koko wa Samurai no Kuni da', roughly translated as This is the Samurai's Land