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Pronouns:
watashi - I
boku - I (male)
atashi - I (female)
anata - you
kimi - informal (Male) Anata
anta - informal Anata
kisama - you (VERY Informal. Usually in the sense of, 'you bastard', or 'you bitch')
ore - Informal (male only) I
watashitachi/bokutachi - we
anatatachi/kimitachi - you (plural)


Prepositions:
kore - this
sore - that
asore - that (over there)

koko - here
soko - there
asoko - (way over) there

kono - this
sono - that
asono - that (over there)
(Im not too sure the different between the kore/kono sets... I'll look into it. ^_^;;(although it is most likely just formalities)

naka - inside
soto - outside
ue - up, on top
shita - down, below
mae - in front of
ura (or, ushiro) - behind
tonari (soba, yoko) - next to
aida - between
mawari - around
ni - to, or toward. (Also used as 'at' or 'on' when reffering to time or dates.)
kara - away
chikai (chikaku ni) - near
tooi (tooku ni) - far
mukai - opposite (As in position.)
mukou - beyond, past

Colors:
iro - color
midori - green
aka - red
murasaki - purple
kuro - black
ki - yellow
shiro - white
ao/aoi - blue
kuro - black
pinku - pink
chairo - brown (I think this literally means, 'tea color'. )
daidaiiro - orange
haiiro - gray
kimidori - light green
mizuiro - light blue (water color)
momero - peach color

Animals:
doubutsu - animal
inu - dog
neko - cat
hitsuji - sheep
kitsune - fox
buta - pig
kuma - bear
nezumi - mouse (rat)
ookami - wolf
saru - monkey
shika - deer
tora - tiger
tori - bird
niwatori - chicken (Lit: Garden Bird)
usagi - rabbit
ushi - cow, ox
uma - horse
yasha - demon
oni - ogre (demon)
tatsu (ryuu) - dragon
akuma - devil

Elements:
hi - fire
mizu - water
chi - earth
kaze - wind
raiko -lightning
hikari - light
kage - dark
tsuki - moon
ten - heaven
kami - god
megami - goddess
tenshi - angel
ame - rain
yuki - snow
haru - spring
natsu - summer
aki - fall
fuyu - winter

Unsorted
desu - am are is, also used to make a sentence polite
afureru - overflowing, overwhelming
afure - flowing
daisuki - to be very fond of, like alot
niwa - garden
kuri - chestnut
sakura - cherry blossom
jaa na - cya, bye,
sou ne - yeah(agreeing)
chiisai - to be little
oishii - to be delicious
okii - to be big
tsumaranai - is boring
mo - also(when combined with ITSU it means 'almost always' I believe....(e.g. Itsu mo)"
shite imasu - past tense(it's actually just shite that makes it past tense, only use imasu when the past tense ends the sentence)(these are just my observations)
ku form - turns a word into the act of doing that words meaning, yasashiku(yasashii) = kindly, gently
yasashii - kind, gentle.
mune - mune actually means chest, mune ni marks the chest as the area which in term refers to the heart, e.g. a quote from a song; "chiisana chiisana mune ni afureru ome wa koi kana". Which translates to 'Is this feeling overflowing in my tiny heart love?'
sora - sky
asobo(derived from the term asobu which means to play, act of playing) - to play, act of playing.
Ome - to have deep feelings for someone.
Kanji - to have a sensation or overcome with a feeling.
Ai - strong passionate love.
hana - speak
hanashite - speaker(it's good to add this since hanashite is a word not the use of the past tense shite imasu(however, adding imasu to the end of it will change it to speaking[it's one of those odd things you find in every language]))
kiki - listen
dare - who
yori - from, than.
ano - umm(stutter)
wa - marks topic of the sentence
sensei - teacher/master
ocha - green tea
cha - tea
hentai - pervert
otaku - monkey, slang for nerd.
koi - strong passion, tender passion.
hoshi - star
hoshii - wanted, wished for, desired.
tsuki - moon
otoko - boy
onee-chan - Older Sister
oyasuminasai - good night
ohiyou gozaimasu - good morning
konnichiwa - hello! or good afternoon
kage - shadows
Karen - kind, gentle, caring
Kaze - Wind
Kyou - Today
Itsu - always
oojisama - prince
Demo - but
kiki - listen you added this twice
nani - what(also take away the I making it nan, can be added to stuff like nankoka(what item?/which item) but I can't explain it well enough
sagasu(when converting to a past tense you ould remove 'su' and add 'shite'(searching)) - search
oi - hey(as in hi)
hora - hey(as in trying to get someones attention(emphathis on avoiding using this to greet someone or say hi))