めっちゃ Meccha
May
7
It means a lot.
めっちゃ おいしい Good Tate
めっちゃ かわいい Very Cute
さよなら
May
6
Good Bye ...
sayonara. The word sayonara means "goodbye" or "farewell." ... It's a Japanese word that has been a popular informal word in English since the late 1800s. It literally means "if it is to be that way," combining sayo, "that way," and nara, "if."
もったいない mottainai
May
5
Mottainai is a Japanese term conveying a sense of regret concerning waste. The expression "Mottainai!" can be uttered alone as an exclamation when something useful, such as food or time, is wasted, meaning roughly "what a waste!"
おなかいっぱい Onaka Ippai
May
4
おなかいっぱい Onaka Ippai
いっぱい ＝ Ippai ＝ Full
I am full.
おなかいっぱい
おなか が いっぱい
おなか が いっぱい です。
わかりました わかりません
May
3
Wakarimashita
わかりません -> I don't understand
Wakarimasen
http://www.japanese-online.com
おしえて oshiete
May
2
_______ おしえて
勉強（べんきょう）おしえて Please tech me to study.
じゃあ Jaa (Jyaa)
Apr
28
Although you probably know さようなら (sayounara) is “goodbye,” it has a very strong sense of finality, almost like you may not see that person again. So it’s often better to say じゃまた. Other variations are じゃね (ja ne: “see you”), バイバイ (baibai: “bye-bye”), and お元気で (o-genki de: “take care”).
Source: https://www.fluentin3months.com/japanese-words/
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