| 21. | banana | |
| 22. | banzai | Hooray; hurrah. Usually yelled as a generic cheer, but can also be added to another word; "anime banzai!" = "Hooray for anime!" |
| 23. | bideo | Video; video tape. Used in roughly the same way as the English word it is derived from, as in "a video" or "on video". |
| 24. | bishoujo | |
| 25. | bishounen | |
| 26. | boku | I; me. Male-only pronoun; relatively polite, but somewhat less formal than watashi. Used occasionally in anime by very tomboyish girls, though that is rare in real life. |
| 27. | busu | An ugly woman. This is very rude, and a relatively common insult. |
| 28. | butsu | To hit with an object. ("Butsu yo!"; "I'll hit you!") |
| 29. | chanto | |
| 30. | chi | Blood. Earth; land; ground. This version of the word isn't usually used alone. Contrast with "ten".
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| 31. | Chikyuu | The Earth. "Chikyuu no", or "of the Earth", covers most of the English word "global" as well. |
| 32. | daijoubu | Safe; fine; ok; alright. Versatile word for describing things, people, or actions, but most frequently used in relation to health or physical condition. |
| 33. | dare | |
| 34. | dono | |
| 35. | dore | |
| 36. | go | |
| 37. | hachi | |
| 38. | hayaku | Quickly; early. As a sentence: "Hayaku!" = "Hurry!". |
| 39. | hazukashii | |
| 40. | hime | Princess; noble-born girl. Usually heard as "hime-sama", a formal term of address. |
