Japanese Vocabulary

noun a Japanese cheer or battle cry

interjection used to express enthusiasm or joy

• The crowd cheered 'banzai' as the emperor passed by in the parade.
• We shouted 'banzai' at the top of our lungs during the celebration.
• The group of friends yelled 'banzai' before taking a shot together.
• With a 'banzai' attitude, she tackled the challenges head-on and never gave up.

noun a traditional Japanese garment worn by men, women, and children

adjective referring to something related to or resembling a kimono

• The traditional Japanese komono is a versatile garment that can be worn on various occasions.
• I love wearing my komono to add a stylish touch to my outfit.
• Check out this cool komono I found at the thrift store.
• The intricate design of the komono symbolizes the rich cultural heritage of Japan.

noun a Japanese word that means healthy, energetic, or lively

• She always appears genki and full of energy during our business meetings.
• I feel so genki after a good workout at the gym.
• Let's go out and have some fun, I'm feeling genki tonight!
• His genki attitude towards life is truly inspiring to everyone around him.