だんご大家族

dango; Japanese dumpling

The three-colored dango eaten during cherry blossom viewing is exceptionally delicious.

A traditional Japanese dumpling made from rice flour (mochiko), often served on a skewer. Popular varieties include mitarashi and sanshoku dango.

だいかぞく

large family; extended family

He grew up in a large family of ten siblings.

Refers to a family with many members, often including relatives beyond just parents and children.

mischievous; naughty; rowdy

Those mischievous children are running around energetically in the park.

Commonly used to describe children who are lively, naughty, or do not listen to adults. It can also refer to rebellious behavior in youth.

copula particle for na-adjectives; negative imperative particle

Study in a quiet place.

な connects na-adjectives to nouns they modify. It's the attributive form of だ/です. Also used as negative imperative particle meaning 'don't' after dictionary form verbs.

やき

grilling; roasting; baking; tempering

This fish isn't grilled enough.

Refers to the act of grilling or roasting food, or the state of being cooked. Also used for tempering metal or as a suffix for pottery.

kind; gentle; easy

He is a very kind person.

In this context, it refers to personality. Note that it can also mean 'easy' (易しい).

あん

bean paste; filling

This manju is filled with plenty of bean paste.

A common sweet paste in Japanese confectionery, usually made from azuki beans.

a little; a bit; few; some

I'm a little tired, but it was very fun.

A common adverb used to indicate a small amount or degree. It is more polite and formal than 'chotto'.