Really Short Japanese Dictionary

Gashi soshite aisatsu, minasan. Irasshai to Sasori's Ganseki.

I bet you didn't understand a word of that. Well, have no fear, for Sasori's Really Short Japanese Dictionary is here to save the day! If you're new to my blog, you probably have no idea what I'm talking about 25% of the time (whether it's in Japanese or not), but I'm going to clarify things a little bit for you so that you'll understand at least 87% of what I type. So, without further ado, let the translations begin! (Oh, and just in case you're wondering, yes, I did make those statistics up on the spot.)

DICTIONARY

Gashi soshite aistsu- greetings and salutations
Aikou kara Sasori- Love from Sasori
Minasan- everyone
Irasshai- welcome
Sasori Katana- Scorpion Sword
Genseki- rock
Arigatou- thanks
Sankyu- thank you
Hai- yes
Non- no
Adiosu- goodbye
Konnichiwa- hello
Nanitozo- please
Sumimasen- sorry
Ototo- younger brother
Aneue- older sister
Mother- hahaoya
Father- chichioya
Neko- cat
Inu- dog
Kawaii- cute
Baka- idiot
Hontou- really
Daijobou- okay
Mochiron- sure
Oyasuminasai- good night
Ohayou- good morning
Damare- shut up
Mecchen- girl
Karuson- boy

Aikou kara Sasori!

(Disclaimer: Some of these words/phrases are not literal and may be only loosely translated. Also, the words in certain phrases may not be in correct order and pronunciations are not guaranteed accurate. Sasori Katana does not speak Japanese fluently, and therefore this blog entry is not the most reliable source of information on the Japanese language. These words/phrases are translated to the best of Sasori Katana's ability and are intended only to give the reader a better idea of what she is babbling on about. Thank you.)