30Animals(動物/どうぶつ ) You must know! | Basic Japanese Vocabulary

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Animals vocabulary in Japanese
Basic simple Japanese words for animals.
-Dog: 犬（いぬ, inu）
-Cat: 猫（ねこ, neko）
-Rabbit: うさぎ（usagi）
-Cow: 牛（うし, ushi）
-Pig: 豚（ぶた, buta）
-Chicken: とり（tori）
-Sheep: 羊（ひつじ, hitsuji）
-Goat: やぎ（yagi）
-Panda: パンダ（panda）
-Bear: 熊（くま, kuma）
and more...(all 30 animals!)

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[@yepyep2315]

it's funny that yagi, by the kanji, means something like "mountain sheep". japanese is a very creative language

[@Dr.D.Evidence]

How about their word for porcupine: 山荒 ( やまあらし ) - yamaarashi - which comes out as something like "mountain vandal / robber" -- or, even funnier, possibly "mountain troll," given that the "arashi" has also, in more recent times, taken on the meaning of (internet) troll. 😛

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