Happy People

ˈevriˌbɑdi

every person; everyone

Everybody in the office likes the new coffee machine.

Used to refer to all the people in a group.

stænd

to be in an upright position on one's feet

She stood by the window and watched the rain.

Refers to maintaining a vertical position while supported by the feet. Also means to move into this position from sitting.

ʌp

towards a higher position, value, or level

Prices are going up.

Used to describe movement to a higher place or an increase in amount or level.

everyone, all, everybody

Everyone is singing cheerfully.

Casual form of 皆(みな). Refers to all members of a group. Can be used as noun or adverb. When used with で (みんなで), means 'together with everyone'.

たたかう

to fight; to battle; to struggle

It is important to fight until the end without giving up.

Used for physical battles, sports matches, or struggling against difficulties.

ないしん

inner thoughts; deep down; at heart

He pretended to be calm, but inside he was panicking.

Refers to one's true feelings or thoughts that are kept hidden from others.

topic marker particle

This year, the cherry blossoms bloomed early.

Marks the topic of a sentence - what the sentence is about. Often implies contrast with other possible topics. Written as は but pronounced 'wa'. Differs from が which marks the grammatical subject.

ふあん

anxiety; unease; worry

I felt anxious about the future and couldn't sleep.

Describes a state of mind where one feels worried or insecure about something.