Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 18

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1. futsu^ - ordinary, regular, normal
2. nikko - sunshine, sunlight
3. inazuma - lightning
4. kaminari - thunder
5. kashikoi - smart
6. moon - tsuki
7. konran - confusion
9. bikkuri suru - to be surprised
10. shitsumon - question
11. zurui - sneaky, cunning, sly, crafty
12. ai suru - to love
13. majime - serious
14. taisetsu - important
15. o-shiri - tail, butt

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A little Japanese excerpt related to the above vocabulary. 

In Japan the word shiri is the word for hips, buttocks or the bottom. Putting the honorific O onto shiri gives us the word for our butt. Shiri ni tsuku means to be dominated by someone. Shiri ga karui is a term used for loose women or floozies.

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