pork okonomiyaki; pork and egg
fresh made; freshly baked; freshly roasted
each time; every time; thank you for your continued patronage; thank you for your support; hello; I'm coming in
existing (at the present moment); alright; acceptable; to be (usu. of inanimate objects); to have
to be in time (for); to serve (suit, meet) the purpose; to be good enough; to be enough
accident; incident; trouble; circumstances; reasons
to be unreasonable; to whine; to throw a tantrum
supper; night meal; late-night snack; "fourth meal"; midnight snack
range; stove; cooker; microwave oven
to warm (up); to heat (up); to sit on (an idea, plan, etc.); to keep to oneself; to renew (an old friendship); to take for oneself
(not) very; (not) so; (not) very much; (not) particularly; (not) especially
rock-paper-scissors (game); janken
what; how; what (a) ...!; how ...!; surprisingly; to my amazement
pat; tap; pop; crack; cutesy suffix applied to names
variety; kind; type; counter for kinds, species, etc.
to fail; to blunder; to mess up; to be dismissed; to be fired
scissors (in rock-paper-scissors)
to plunder; to capture; to seize; to snatch away; to steal; to grab away
to be closed; to be blocked; to be clogged; to be plugged up; to be occupied; to be taken (e.g. accommodation)
to hold in one's arms; to bring over a person to one's side; to involve
rock (in rock-paper-scissors); stone; ungh; gulp; rumbling (of an empty stomach); growling
underhanded; unfair; makeshift; stopgap
par; equivalence; face value; parity
rice bowl; tea cup; teacup
soldier; warrior; person of courage; strong person; very capable person
loser; defeated person; the defeated
miserable; wretched; unhappy; sad; pitiable
heavy; weighty; heavy (feeling, atmosphere, etc.); serious; gloomy
gait; walk; stride; trace (e.g. of route taken by hunted criminal); track; trail
light (of movements); nimble; light-hearted; cheerful; taking a turn for the better (of an illness); receding of symptoms
physical strength; power; stamina; strength (of a business, economy, etc.)
to be; to come; to go; to be (doing)
steward; butler; court official; deacon (Anglican, Lutheran, etc.)
to leave (in someone's keeping); to put (in someone's care); to put (someone) in charge of; to leave (a matter) in someone's hands; to lean on; to put one's weight on
to take a breath; to take a short rest
food; foodstuff; eating; appetite; meal; portion
your house; your home; your husband; your organization; you
abdomen; belly; womb; one's mind; one's real intentions; courage; nerve
anyway; anyhow; at any rate; in any case
thanks (for coming, helping, etc.); good work; see you; goodbye; tiredness; fatigue
gofer; dogsbody; person who is made to do things or get things for someone else
sympathy; compassion; pity