Taidaima/Okaeri - I'm home/welcome home

Odango -  Dumpling

Tsuki - Moon

"Ganbatte" - Good luck

"Shinpai shinaide" -  Don't worry

"Hittori janai wa yo" - You are not alone

"Yoshi" - All right!


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Oh! This thread is such a great idea! (((o(º o º*)o))) I'll put my favourite word right away:

木漏れ日(こもれび)Komorebi = "Sunlight that filters through the leaves" (noun)

It is a word which doesn't exist in any other language (all idioms have some words like that), and maybe that's also one of the reasons of why I like it.
I like many other words but this one always stands out somehow!

かわいい
あほやで
うまそう!
ふざけてる
すずきまくってる
まじうけるんですけど
ばかじゃねの?
大好き!
いこうぜ!
❤❤❤
おいしい is my favorite!!
I like the word "baka!!" "kawaii" and "damn it" (i dont know how to spell it) I hear it a lot in animes :') 
Jyane -じゃね - See yah
Sugoi - すごい - Amazing
Baka - ばか - Stupid
Kawaii - かわいい - Cute
I love kansai-ben, so:

Shiran/Wakaran I don't know/I don't understand
Meccha - very
Honma - very
Aho - idiot
Ya Na - Da Ne

But by far my favourite words are:
Mendokusai - screw this
Urusai - shut up
HAAAAAAAHH?!! Hotaru no hikari (i find myself saying it often haha)
And Gokigenyou....... Sometimes used by well to do or rich people in dramas 
I told one of my japanese friends that was my favourite word and they thought it was hilarious!!
I guess its not commonly used lol
I love words"okaeri", "ganbaru", "genki" .  Such words doesnt exist in my native language so i'd love to use them :3

1 Shoganai is an important word in Japanese. It can be translated "it can't be helped." It's often used to describe Japanese culture, thinking and values. Shoganai is essentially a philosophy. It says that if something is out of your control it's better to quickly accept it and move on  しょうがない

2. Naruhodo - I see, (in the I understand way or i see your point) - なるほど

3. “Soka” or “Sokka” are generally colloquial pronunciations of “Sou ka”, or more politely “Sou desu ka”. It generally means something like “oh, is that so?” but in certain contexts can be kind of like “Oh I see.”  そう か 

4. yappari   something like "as I thought" and shows that the speaker had a preexisting suspicion that a certain matter was indeed true  やっぱり