Glossary of Japanese words and phrases used in Dragonball Theta

(Note: Names will *not* be translated in this glossary.)

Anata
 Dear/husband, depending on context

Ano, anou
 Expression equivalent to English "Ummm...", "Err.."

Ano-yo
 The afterlife; lit. "another world"

Ara
 "Oh?"; "Oh my..." (feminine form. Masculine is "oro")

Arigatou
 Thanks

Iie
 No

Ikuze/Ikuzo
 "Here I go!", "Let's go!"

Itadakimasu
 Traditionally said before a meal; much like saying grace

Ite
 Expression of pain; "ow"/"ouch"

Urusai
 Shut up

Un
 Rough/informal "yeah"

Ee
 "Yeah"; casual "yes"

Eto
 "Errr...", "Ahhh..." (similar to 'ano')

Oi
 "Hey", "Yo"

Oide
 "Come here!" (archaic)

Okaa-san (also "kaa-san")
 Mother

Ossu
 Rough-dialect greeting; "Hey" or "Yo" as a greeting

Otou-san (also "tou-san")
 Father

Oni
 Ogre-demon

Onii-chan (also "nii-chan", "onii-san", "nii-san")
 Elder brother

Omoshiroi
 Interesting

Ora
 Crude masculine first person pronoun; rough dialect

Kami-sama
 God

Ki
 Life energy, spiritual energy

Koko de
 "Here!"

Gomen (also "Gomen nasai", "Gomen ne", "Gomen na")
 Apology

Gomen kudasai!
 "Please forgive the intrusion!"

Saa
 Expression; use context to approximate meaning

Sukebe
 Dirty, perverted

Sugoi/Sugee
 "Wow!", "Cool!", "Great!"

Sumimasen
 "Excuse me"

Sensei
 Teacher (also can mean doctor)

Senshu
 Challenger

Sentou-ryoku
 Power level as measured with a scouter

Zenni
 Monetary unit in the Dragonball world

Sou ka
 "I see", "So that's it"

Sonna
 "No way..."

Daijobu ka?
 "You okay?"; "Is everything alright?"

Ja
 "Bye" (if it appears prior to a name or 'minna')

Jikai ni Doragonbouru Seita
 Next time ("jikai ni" lit. 'in the next time') on Dragonball Theta

Jigoku
 Hell

Jigoku-Taisen
 Hell Wars

Chikyuu
 Earth

Jinzouningen
 Artificial human (android/cyborg)

Tenka-ichi Budokai
 "Strongest Warrior Under Heaven" martial arts tournament

Dou itashimashite
 "You're welcome"

Doragonbouru Seita
 Dragonball Theta, the title of this series

Nani/Nani yo
 "What?"

Naruhodo
 "I see."

Nan da
 "Huh!?", "What the--!?"

Ne
 Colloquialism, usage varies depending on location in the sentence. 
 At the beginning of the sentence, it equates to "Say..." or "You know...";
 at the end of the sentence, it equates to "right?"

Hai
 Yes

Bakana
 "That can't be!"

Buukujutsu
 The technique for flying.

Hebereke
 Falling-down drunk

Hontou
 "Really?"; "That's true"

Masaka
 Impossible

Mata ne!
 "See ya later!"

Matte yo
 "Hey, wait...!"

Minna
 everyone

Mou
 Expression; roughly equivalent to "Oh, honestly..." Or "good grief..."

Moshi-moshi
 Telephone greeting

Yosh'/Yoshi
 "Alright", "Okay"

Ryuu
 A particular school of martial arts

Watashi
 First-person pronoun, gender neuter