User talk:Nihonjoe

Welcome
Welcome to the English-Japanese Dictionary and Phrase Book!

I am just creating this, so not much will be here for a while.

Feel free to help!

Table
1. *used to mean "thank you" if one is asking for a favor that is inconveniencing or difficult  2. **you'll see this in anime frequently translated as "That's my line."

Links

 * Hepburn Chart

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