Japanese Words? Please!!?

Question

I need to know how to say these words:

Mother

Father

Older Brother

Younger Brother

Older Sister

Younger Sister (Someone else's younger sister)

Best Friend

And I need to know how to say:

"Stop talking to me, brat!"

Also, anything else that you might say regularly to someone, like "Good Morning" or something. Please no answers in Japanese characters, thank you!!

Answer 1

Translations:

Mother - okaasan

Father - otoosan

Brother - kyoudai

Older (elder) Brother - Ani

Younger Brother - otouto

Sister - shimai

Best Friend - Shinyuu

Not sure of the whole sentence, but you can say "Shazuka" meaning "quite" or "shut up."

I don't know the words talking or brat in Japanese but I am positive there is a translation.

Answer 2

Just to add to the other answer:

otousan - someone else's father

chichi - my father

okaasan - someone else's mother

haha - my mother

oniisan - someone else's older brother

ani - my older brother

oneesan - someone else's older sister

ane - my older sister

otouto - younger brother add -san for someone else's younger brother

imouto - younger sister ditto

With the words for family members that have a translation of my ____ that word is used when talking about them to others.  But if you are talking to them you would use the someone's else's ____ without the o- in front

nakayoshi - close friend

shinyuu - close friend

Ya! - Yo!  (informal greeting)

konbanwa - good evening

odaijini - take care

oyasuminasai - good night

gomen nasai - sorry (take off nasai to make it informal)

Onegaishimasu - please

douitashimashite - your welcome

ittekimasu - I'm going and will come back (said when leaving home)

itterasshai - Please go and come back (said to person leaving)

tadaima - I'm back (coming home)

okaeri nasai - Welcome back

owarimasu - It's done/finished

Answer 3

familliar terms are different depending on whether you are speaking about someone in your own family or someone elses family

Your Own Family:

Mother - haha

Father - chichi

Older Brother - Ani

Older sister - Ane

Younger  Brother - otouto

younger sister - imouto

Someone Elses Family:

Mother - okaasan

Father - Otousan

Older brother -Oniisan

Older sister - oneesan

younger brother - otoutosan

younger sister - imoutosan

the word for best friend is "shinyuu" or "besutofrendo"

for 'stop talking to me brat' you could say " damare gaki" which is more literally "shut up you brat".(very rude)

or you can say "urusai". (still rude)

please be quiet -"shizuka ni shite kudasai"

useful words:

good morning - ohayou gozaimasu

good afternoon - konnichiwa

good evening - konbanwa

good night - oyasumi nasai

sleep tight - gussari oyasumi

goodbye - sayounara

thank you - arigato gozaimasu

im sorry - sumimasen

how do you say ___ in english - _____ wa eigo de nanto iimasuka?

Answer 4

Mother= Okaasan (normal) or Haha (Formal)

Father=Otoosan (normal) or Chichi (Formal)

Older Brother= Nii-san (normal) or Oanisan (formal)

Older sister= Aneesan (normal) or Ane (formal)

Younger Sister= Imouto

Younger sister (someone else's younger sister)= Imouto-san

Best friend= Nakama (watashi no nakama) or "Besuto furendo"

Good morning=Ohayou/Ohayou gozaimasu (formal)

Good day= Konnichiwa (can be hello also and greetings when it's daylight)

Good night=Konbanwa

See you= Matane/Mata atode

I'm hungry=Hara heta

I'm thirsty=Nodo ga kawaku

Eating= Tabete imasu

Watching TV= Terebi wo mite imasu

Answer 5

okasan (mother)

onii-san (older brother)

onee-chan (older sis) < i think...

A best friend, you would address them with just their name. No honorific.

Senpai- older classmate

sensei- teacher

minna-san - everyone

"Ohayo Gozaimasu" -Good morning

"Ja ne" good-bye/ see you later

"sayonara" -goodbye for a longer period of time/ farewell

"Yatta!" - I did it

"O-genki desu ka?"- "how are you doing?"

"Chotto"- hey!

"Sumimasen" - I'm so sorry.

"Yokatta!"- awesome

"nani?" -what?

"eto..."- err...

" eto... ano.." um... err... (like when thinking about something or struggling to say something)

"Honto ni?" -"really?"

"Daijobu?" - is everything ok?