日本語を勉強するなら猫の先生に限るよ。
= Nihongo wo benkyou suru nara neko no sensei ni kagiru yo.
= A cat teacher is the best to study Japanese with.
挨拶 = あいさつ = aisatsu: How to greet in Japanese
「元気？」
= Genki?
= How is it going?
Time Expressions with and without a particle
「明日は近所の犬と合コンがあるんだよ。」
= Ashita wa kinjo no inu to goukon ga arundayo.
= You know I have a group date with neighborhood dogs tomorrow.
Japanese expressions with numbers
「人生、七転び八起きだよ。」
= Jinsei, nanakorobi yaoki dayo.
= Life has its ups and downs. you know.
How to use the suffix 〜な ( = na) / ~ なあ ( = naa)
「カメラ近いなあ…」
= Kamera chikai naa…
= The camera is too close, you know.
Japanese ordinal numbers : 〜目 ( = me) , 番目 ( = banme), 第 ( = dai)
「ねえ、右から三つ目のおもちゃと二番目の引き出しにあるおやつ、持って来て。」
= Nee, migi kara mittsume no omocha to nibanme no hikidashi ni aru oyatsu, motte kite.
= Hey, can you bring me the third toy from the right and snacks in the second drawer?
How to use みたい ( = mitai)
「今まで僕みたいなかわいい先生いた？」
= Imamade boku mitai na kawaii sensei ita?
= Was there a cute teacher like me before?
ニャ～～～
= Nyaaa
= Meow
How to use なら ( = nara)
「日本語を勉強するならマギー先生のサイトだよ。」
= Nihongo wo benkyou suru nara Maggie Sensei no saito dayo.
= If you want to study Japanese, you should use Maggie Sensei’s site.
性格 ( = seikaku) How to describe personality in Japanese
「よく、性格もいいし、器量もいいって言われるの。」
= Yoku, seikaku mo iishi, kiryou mo iitte iwareru no.
= People often tell me I have a nice personality AND good looking.
「おまけにとっても謙虚でしょ。」
= Omake ni tottemo kenkyo desho.
= On top of that, I am also very modest, right?
How to use より ( = yori) : Comparative form
「誰よりも友達が大切だよ。」
= Dare yori mo tomodachi ga taisetu dayo.
= I care about my friends more than anybody.
「同感！」
= Doukan!
=I agree!