Learn Japanese - Fairy Tale Vocabulary

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Learn Japanese words using the Learn Japanese with Pictures series from JapanesePod101.com. Beautiful images clearly show Japanese vocabulary divided into units by topic. Each word is introduced with the English, Japanese hiragana and katakana characters, and Japanese kanji characters. It's a great way to practice your hiragana and learn new Kanji, while studying new vocabulary words that will build up your proficiency in Japanese and lead you on your way to mastering this beautiful language!

Interested in the world of witches and wizards, dwarfs and giants? This is the lesson for you. In this lesson, you learn the Japanese words for some of the most famous fairy tale characters, so you can talk to your friends in Japan about the world of fairy tales.

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[mi9ke9]

I like how you say step mom. Its like mama...HAHA no way.

[ineedabuspass]

王女？変だね。よく”姫”とか”姫様”と言いますね。

[suntannedpenguin]

"姫 Hime" means a YOUNG woman of noble birth.

Of course, we can also use "姫 Hime" for King's daughter.

下手な英語でごめんなさい。通じるかな？

[Reptileman1990]

When are you gonna upload more learn with pictures?

[aphixe]

oujou is princess? i thought it was hime  姫 = ひめ.. maybe two words same meaning

[u320017]

mama haha nice way to remeber it

[althganur]

@fusionofhearts I believe KOIbito means lover if that's what you mean :)

[fusionofhearts]

haha, i thought kobito was a term of enderment! it's DWARF!!

[YAKUNITATANAIYATU]

@AshitaNoKanousei42

yeah exactly i meant it but thats better to explain shinigami lol

thanx for your revise,

下手なコメント添えるんじゃなかったよｗオレ日本人なのにねXD

[AshitaNoKanousei42]

@YAKUNITATANAIYATU  It means a god of death.

[YAKUNITATANAIYATU]

@TheRealDeal1515

shinigami,死神 means Death.

[tianya91]

@zer02771

Ya hime is use to refer to princess if I am not wrong, But I do rmb hearing

"Oujo sama" too. Seem like more research need to be done.