Japanese Grammar: How To Use Interjections (+ Examples)
Ichika
Definition: The interjeccion is a word or a group of word that expressing a thought with no need of a subject and a verb,also be inserted within an sentence, separated generally by commas of the rest of the sentence.
| English | Japanese | Romanji |
| Watch out! | あ ぶ な い | abunai |
| Oh, huh | あ れ / あ れ | are |
| No | い や | iya |
| Ouch | い た / い て | ita / ite |
| Hey | お い | oi |
| hey, oh, oops | お う | ou |
| Hey, yo, yes sir | お っ す | ossu |
| Oops | お っ と | otto |
| well!, my goodness! | お や お や | oyaoya |
| Cheers, bottoms up | か ん ぱ い | kanpai |
| Do your best, good luck | が ん ば れ | ganbare |
| hang in there, come on | が ん ば っ て | ganbatte |
| Here it comes | き た | kita |
| eek | き ゃ あ | kya |
| yuk | げ | ge |
| Farewell | ご き げ ん よ う | gokigenyou |
| Hey! | こ ら | kora |
| I'm sorry, excuse me | し つ れ い | sitsurei |
| Damn it | し ま っ た | simatta |
| Bye, see you | じ ゃ あ ね | ja-ne |
| Awesome, cool, great | す ご い | sugoi |
| sorry!, excuse me! | す み ま せ ん | sumimasen |
| Yes, yeah | そ う そ う | sousou |
| Exactly, that's right | そ の と う り | sonotouri |
| Help! | た す け て | tasukete |
| I hate you | だ い き ら い | daikirai |
| Shut up | だ ま れ | damare |
| Shucks | ち ぇ | che |
| Please | ど う ぞ | douzo |
| Thanks | ど う も | doumo |
| What?, huh? | な に | nani |
| I see | な る ほ ど | naruhodo |
| Yay | や っ た ー | yatta |
| Nothing | べ つ に | betsuni |
