Results, #familiar

JLPTN5
兄弟★【きょうだいkyoudai・けいていkeitei】

noun:

  • siblings; brothers and sisters ➜ ご兄弟
  • brothers
  • siblings-in-law; brothers-in-law; sisters-in-law
  • mate; friend - familiar language - male language

ライトRAITO兄弟kyoudaiはhaエンジンENJINでde動くugoku飛行機hikoukiをwo飛ばすtobasuことkotoにni成功したseikoushita。 The Wright brothers succeeded in flying an airplane driven by an engine.

あなたanataはha何人兄弟kyoudaiがgaいますimasuかka。 How many brothers do you have?

JLPTN5
おまわりさんomawarisan☆《お巡りさん・御巡りさん》

noun:

  • police officer - familiar language ➜ 巡査

おまわりさんomawarisanにni車kurumaをwo片側katagawaにni寄せるyoseruようにyouni合図aizuされたsareta。 The patrolman motioned me to pull over.

JLPTN5
おじさんojisan《伯父さん・叔父さん・小父さん》オジサンOJISAN

noun:

  • uncle - 伯父さん is older than one's parent and 叔父さん is younger - honorific language - familiar language
  • old man; mister - usu. 小父さん or おじさん; vocative - familiar language
  • manybar goatfish (Parupeneus multifasciatus) - usu. オジサン

明日ashita、叔父さんojisanとto会う約束auyakusokuがgaあるaru。 I have an appointment with my uncle tomorrow.

JLPTN5
おばさんobasan《伯母さん・叔母さん》

noun:

  • aunt - 伯母さん is older than one's parent and 叔母さん is younger - honorific language - familiar language

叔母さんobasanをwo訪ねたtazuneta時tokiはhaすごいsugoiごちそうgochisouだったdattaねne。 What a feast we had when we visited my aunt!

JLPTN4
ちゃんchan☆

suffix:

  • suffix for familiar person - familiar language
JLPTN4
君☆【きみkimi】公

pronoun:

  • you; buddy; pal - also used colloquially by young females - male language - familiar language

noun:

  • monarch; ruler; sovereign; (one's) master - orig. meaning

あとato一台パソコンPASOKONをwo購入kounyuuするsuru君のkimino案anはhaまったくmattaku問題にならないmondaininaranai。 Your plan to buy another PC is out of the question.

JLPTN3
大統領★【だいとうりょうdaitouryou】

noun:

  • president (of a nation or company); chief executive
  • big man; boss; buddy; mate - used vocatively; esp. of an actor - familiar language

大統領daitouryouはha強硬kyoukou路線rosenをwoとったtotta。 The President took a hard line.

JLPTN3
お前☆【おまえomae・おまいomai・おめーome-・おめえomee】御前☆

pronoun:

  • you - formerly honorific, now oft. derog. term referring to an equal or inferior - familiar language - male language
  • presence (of a god, nobleman, etc.) ［おまえ］
JLPTN3
頂戴☆【ちょうだいchoudai】頂だい Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • receiving; reception; getting; being given - humble language
  • eating; drinking; having - humble language

expression:

  • please; please do for me - also used after -te forms - familiar language - female language - usually written using kana alone

いすisuでde床yukaをwoこすらないkosuranaiでdeちょうだいchoudai。 Don't scrape your chair on the floor.

このkonoバラBARAちょうだいchoudai。 I'll take these roses.

市民shiminのno皆様minasamaのno御go意見ikenをwoちょうだいchoudaiするsuru予定yoteiですdesu。 We plan to elicit opinions from the public.

JLPTN2
坊さん☆【ぼうさんbousan】

noun:

  • Buddhist priest; monk - familiar language - honorific language ➜ お坊さん
  • boy - familiar language

あのano偉いerai坊さんbousanをwo見ろmiroよyo。 Look at the big shot.

JLPTN1
さんsan☆

suffix:

  • Mr.; Mrs.; Miss; Ms.; -san - after a person's name (or position, etc.) - honorific language - familiar language ➜ 様【さま】
  • politeness marker - usu. after a noun or na-adjective prefixed with お- or ご- in fixed expressions; makes words more polite - polite language
JLPTN1
衆☆【しゅうshuu・しゅshu】

noun:

  • great numbers (of people); numerical superiority; masses Antonym: 寡【か】

noun / suffix noun:

  • people; folk; clique; bunch - honorific language - familiar language
大将☆【たいしょうtaishou・だいしょうdaishou】

noun:

  • general; admiral
  • head; chief; leader; boss; kingpin
  • old chap; mate; boss; chief; man - familiar or jocular term for addressing a male - familiar language
  • athlete who competes in the last match of a team competition (kendo, judo, etc.) ➜ 先鋒【せんぽう】

あいつaitsuはha小山koyamaのno大将taishouだったdatta。 He was the cock of the walk.

彼kareはha大将taishouにni命令meireiをwo取り消すtorikesuようにyouni頼んだtanonda。 He asked the general to take back his order.

坊主☆【ぼうずbouzu】房主old

noun:

  • Buddhist priest; bonze
  • close-cropped hair; crew cut; person with a shorn head
  • boy; sonny; lad - familiar language - derogatory term
  • not catching anything (in fishing) ➜ お凸【おでこ】

酔っyoてte来るkuruとto、随分zuibun面白いomoshiroi坊主bouzuでde、いろんなironnaことkotoをwoしゃべりshaberi出すdasu。 When he gets drunk, he's quite an interesting priest, and he talks about various things.

宗派shuuhaによってniyotteはha、おo坊さんbousanはha坊主bouzuにniしshiなくnakuてteもmoいいiiんnだってdatteねne。知らshiraなかっnakaたtaよyo。 I didn't know that depending on which sect they belong to, priests don't necessarily have to shave their head.

主☆【ぬしnushi】

noun:

  • head (of a household, etc.); leader; master
  • owner; proprietor; proprietress
  • subject (of a rumour, etc.); doer (of a deed)
  • guardian spirit (e.g. long-resident beast, usu. with mystical powers); long-time resident (or employee, etc.)
  • husband

pronoun:

のろいnoroiはhaのろいnoroi主omoにni返るkaeru。 Curses, like chickens, come home to roost.

男性danseiがga一家ikkaのno主omoとto言うiuことkotoはhaアメリカAMERIKA社会shakaiにni当てはまるatehamaru。 It is true of American society that the male is the head of the household.

男性danseiがga一家ikkaのno主omoであるdearuとtoいうiuことkotoはhaアメリカAMERIKA社会shakaiにni当てはまるatehamaru。 It is true of American society that the male is the head of the household.

あのねanone☆・あのねえanonee・あんねanne・あのさanosa・あのさあanosaa

interjection:

  • look here; I say; well; I know what; I'll tell you what; just a minute; hold on - familiar language - female language
お坊さん☆【おぼうさんobousan】御坊さん

noun:

おっさんossan☆

noun:

  • middle-aged man - abbreviation - derogatory term - familiar language
  • Buddhist priest - abbreviation - familiar language
君たち☆【きみたちkimitachi】君達

pronoun:

  • you (plural); all of you; you all - also used colloquially by young females - familiar language - male language
兄貴☆【あにきaniki】アニキANIKI

noun:

  • elder brother - familiar language - honorific language
  • one's senior
  • older man; man older than oneself

「そっかsokka。暇himaならnara掃除soujiしshiといてtoite。」「なんだnandaそれsore。兄貴anikiをwoアゴで使うAGOdetsukauなnaよyo。」 "Oh? If you're free get the cleaning done." "What's up with that? Don't order your brother around!"

こいつkoitsu☆・こやつkoyatsu《此奴》

pronoun:

  • he; she; this fellow; this guy; this person - colloquialism - derogatory term - familiar language ➜ 其奴【そいつ】
  • this; this one; this thing - colloquialism - derogatory term - familiar language ➜ 其奴【そいつ】

interjection:

  • Hey, you!; You bastard!; Damn you! - colloquialism - derogatory term - familiar language
兄ちゃん☆【あんちゃんanchan】

noun:

  • (one's) older brother - familiar language
  • young man; sonny; lad

「どいてdoiteくださいkudasai」「やんyanのnoかka？あんちゃんanchan」 "Please move aside." "Ya wanna make something of it, sonny?"

おばあちゃんobaachan☆《お婆ちゃん・お祖母ちゃん・御祖母ちゃん・御婆ちゃん》

noun:

  • granny; grandma; gran; female senior-citizen - familiar language
ばあちゃんbaachan☆

noun:

かいkai☆・かえkae

particle:

  • yes?; no?; isn't it?; is it? - used at sentence-end; indicates a question (sometimes rhetorical) - familiar language
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