@ Akola-san:
Nihon-jin desu ka? (Sorry if I couldn't type in Hiragana or Kanji or Katakana, my PC wasn't bought in Japan...)

Here are some more fun Japanese lines: (brought to you once again by Hime-chi)

1. Etari! (I've got it!) or (As I thought!)
2. Yatta! (We did it!) or (Yes!) or (Yowzer!)
3. Souda! (That is so!) or (That's right!)
4. Hanakin... (Thank God it's Friday / TGIF)
5. Kamehen... (No problem...) or (It doesn't matter...)
6. Shibaraku! (It's been a long time!)
7. Iketeru! (Cool!)
8. Aruaru! (Oh yeah!) or (Cheer up, that's average!) or (Don't worry, it happens!)
9. Sore made... (That's the end of the matter...) or (That's it!) or (Until then!)
10. Hetakuso! (You're hopeless!) or (Give it up!)
11. Kihakokoro... (It's the thought that counts...)
12. Sukiyanen! (Love it!)
13. Kamawanai! (It doesn't matter!)
14. Zamaamiro! (It serves you right!)
15. Kochiramochi! (It's on me!)

Jaa, mata!

[Princess Paranoia] .......<3....... Sumtyms n lyf,
if u wana do sumthin' good, u gota do sumthin' bad.

1. TENPURA (fried fish and vegetables) /tem-poo-ra/
2. SUKIYAKI (beef cooked in Japanese style)
3. SUSHI (vinegared rice w/ raw fish, etc)
5. UDON (noodles)
6. SASHIMI (raw fish)
7. YAKITORI (grilled chicken on a stick)
8. SAKE (Japanese rice wine)
9. TSUKEMONO (pickles)
10. SOBA (buckwheat noodles)
11. KOHII (coffee)
12. OCHA (green tea)
13. KOOCHA (black tea)
14. NIKU (meat)
15. YASAI (vegetables)
16. KUDAMONO (fruits)

Now I'm hungry...

Ani-chan, osewa ni narimasu!
Ogenki desu ka? Shibaraku desu ne...

@ Mina-san:

How about the days of the week this time?

1. Nichi-yoobi (Sunday)
2. Getsun-yoobi (Monday)
3. Ka-yoobi (Tuesday)
4. Sui-yoobi (Wednesday)
5. Moku-yoobi (Thursday)
6. Kin-yoobi (Friday)
7. Do-yoobi (Saturday)

Gambare!

[Princess Paranoia] .......<3....... Sumtyms n lyf,
if u wana do sumthin' good, u gota do sumthin' bad.

In behalf of Hime-chan, I'll teach counting from one to twenty. Sigh! My sister is such an absentee!

ONE (ichi)
TWO (nii)
THREE (san)
FOUR (shii)
FIVE (go)
SIX (roku)
SEVEN (nana)
EIGHT (hachi)
NINE (kyuu)
TEN (juu)
ELEVEN (juu-ichi)
TWELVE (juu-nii)
THIRTEEN (juu-san)
FOURTEEN (juu-shii)
FIFTEEN (juu-go)
SIXTEEN (juu-roku)
SEVENTEEN (juu-nana)
EIGHTEEN (juu-hachi)
NINETEEN (juu-kyuu)
TWENTY (nii-juu)

Note: To Hime-chan (If ever you're online...)

I'm fine and so is everything in here! And yea! It's really been a long time.

Mina! Ani-chan is now your new sensei (teacher).
Please regard him favorably and don't be afraid to give him a million questions!
I hope ani-chan wouldn't mind. (LOL)
Hime-chi really can't be online that much anymore. Gomen ne, mina...

Ani-chan, ganbare!

[Princess Paranoia] .......<3....... Sumtyms n lyf,
if u wana do sumthin' good, u gota do sumthin' bad.

Moshi moshi, Shinigami-kun! Hime-chi is back at the moment so I guess she can do what you suggested...

Douzo (here), mina:

1. Mina-san (Everyone, quite formal way)
2. name-san (if a person is still a stranger or if you're just not that close yet or if you're just afraid to address him any other way...)
3. name-kun (if a person is younger than you...)
4. name-chan (if a person is close to you like a friend...)
5. name-chi (if a person is really really close to you, this works like an endearment and it's cuter than -chan...)
6. name-dono (if a person has a higher status than you in a society or if you regard him/her as a master or a chief or something like that...)
7. name-sama (if a person is older than you or if he ranks higher than you, this a more common way of respect to a higher official...)
8. imoto-chan or gumai-chan (little sister)
9. ani-chan or ani-san (older brother)
10. ane-chan or ane-san (older sister)
11. onee-chan or onee-san (just someone who is close to you and is older than you...)
12. sensei-sama (teacher)
13. gakusei (student)
14. otou-san (father)
15. okka-san (mother)
16. obba-san (grandmother)
17. ojii-san (grandfather)
18. kyou-sama (sir or lord)

Jaa, I think that's about it for the moment... Hime-chi is kind of busy and misses you guys a lot!

[Princess Paranoia] .......<3....... Sumtyms n lyf,
if u wana do sumthin' good, u gota do sumthin' bad.

That's the only one I didn't know already from watching anime

Daijoubu! Now you know it!
Hime-chi is glad to be of help!

[Princess Paranoia] .......<3....... Sumtyms n lyf,
if u wana do sumthin' good, u gota do sumthin' bad.

2. uragaesu (to turn inside out)
3. uragaeru (to be turn inside out)
4. iku (to go, to come)

posted phrase #1 earlier

Lol. I mean, you seriously would like to learn the Japanese alphabet? That's such a long way to go!