Learn About Japanese Terms And Language! Trivia Quiz

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Are you trying to learn some Japanese terms and the language as a whole? The quiz below is perfect for that as it is made up the basic terms you are expected to know at your level of study. Give it a try and be sure to of some checkup more quizzes like it to perfect your language skills.


Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    If ''Moshi moshi'' Means Hello, then what Would Just ''Moshi'' Mean?

    • A.

      Hell

    • B.

      Hi...?

    • C.

      Lo

    • D.

      Nothin'

    • E.

      Dunno...

    Correct Answer
    D. Nothin'
    Explanation
    The word "Moshi moshi" is a Japanese phrase used as a polite greeting when answering the phone. In this context, "moshi" alone would not have any specific meaning. Therefore, the correct answer "Nothin'" implies that if "Moshi moshi" means hello, then simply "Moshi" would not have any meaning on its own.

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  • 2. 

    これは何と言うのですか?

    • A.

      Uuh......?

    • B.

      それが何こんなことを言うと述べている?

    • C.

      That Ain't a Question?

    • D.

      それは質問ではありません!

    • E.

      ....help!...

    Correct Answer
    B. それが何こんなことを言うと述べている?
    Explanation
    The given correct answer, "それが何こんなことを言うと述べている?" means "What does that mean by saying such a thing?" It is a response to the previous statement/question, expressing confusion and disbelief about what was said.

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  • 3. 

    What Does Hontouni shiawase da mean?

    Correct Answer
    im Happy
    I am happy
    i am so happy
    im so happy
    im very happy
    Explanation
    The correct answer options "im Happy," "I am happy," "i am so happy," "im so happy," and "im very happy" all convey the same meaning, which is expressing happiness. The phrase "Hontouni shiawase da" is a Japanese expression that translates to "I am really happy" in English. Therefore, all of the given answer options are acceptable translations of the phrase.

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  • 4. 

    What Does Inu Mean in Japanese?

    • A.

    • B.

      Inu

    • C.

      Dog

    • D.

    • E.

      Dont know

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. 犬
    C. Dog
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "犬, Dog." In Japanese, "inu" translates to "dog." The given kanji character "犬" represents the word "dog" in Japanese.

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  • 5. 

    What Is Cute In Japanese?

    Correct Answer(s)
    Kawaii
    anata wa kawaii
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Kawaii, anata wa kawaii." In Japanese, "kawaii" means cute or adorable. The phrase "anata wa kawaii" translates to "you are cute." This answer accurately identifies the term for cute in Japanese and provides an additional statement affirming the cuteness of the person being addressed.

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  • 6. 

    What Does 私は家に帰りたい mean?

    • A.

      It means 私は家に帰りたい

    • B.

      私は家に帰りたい??????

    • C.

      I hate school

    • D.

      I wanna gew home. XXXD

    • E.

      Dont know

    Correct Answer
    D. I wanna gew home. XXXD
  • 7. 

    Iは公園の外にそれて行くようなもの What's that mean?

    • A.

      I like the park because i like the slide!!!!

    • B.

      I love going to the park!!

    • C.

      I like going to the park cause its outside!!!

    • D.

      I like the park because i like doing the monkey bars!!!!!!!!!

    • E.

      I like going to the park very much!!!!!

    Correct Answer
    C. I like going to the park cause its outside!!!
    Explanation
    The given answer "i like going to the park cause its outside!!!" suggests that the person enjoys going to the park because it is outdoors. The word "cause" indicates that the reason for liking the park is its outdoor setting.

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  • 8. 

    Translate ''Beautiful'' into japanese

    Correct Answer
    美しい。
    Utsukushii.
    美しい
    Utsukushii
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "美しい。, Utsukushii., 美しい, Utsukushii." In Japanese, the word for "beautiful" is written as "美しい" and pronounced as "Utsukushii." The answer provided includes both the correct spelling and pronunciation of the word.

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  • 9. 

    How Many People Speak Japanese?

    Correct Answer
    130 million
    130 milion
    one hundred and thirty million
    Explanation
    The correct answer is 130 million, 130 million, one hundred and thirty million. This is the estimated number of people who speak Japanese.

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  • 10. 

    Which Is The Most Common Japanese name For A Girl?

    • A.

      Sachia

    • B.

      Orimi

    • C.

      Amika

    • D.

      Eka

    • E.

      Keiko

    Correct Answer
    E. Keiko
    Explanation
    Keiko is the most common Japanese name for a girl. It is a traditional and popular name in Japan. The name Keiko has various meanings, including "blessed child," "happy child," or "child who respects others." It is a gender-neutral name, but it is more commonly given to girls. Keiko is a name that has been used for many generations in Japan and is still widely used today.

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