In this article, we will share a list of Japanese words that are or can sound childish when spoken by adults. Generally, children learn these variations, simplifications, or attempts to say a certain word.
The fact that the word is considered childish does not mean that adults can speak them. In fact, many of the words in this article are also pronounced by adults, they just give the idea of being a little childish.
Other words that will not be listed and generally are part of a child vocabulary are the onomatopeias. I hope you enjoy the list of words in this article. We appreciate the comments and shares. xD
List of children's Japanese words
Please don't be alarmed by the sheer amount of childish ways of saying genitals. It's not my fault if the dictionary named such words as popular. Yes, the article shares a list of words sorted by popular ones.
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| Japanese | Romaji | Meaning |
| うんこ | "unko" translates to "poop" or "feces" in English. | poop, feces |
| うんち | The term "unchi" in Japanese translates to "poop" or "feces" in English. | poop |
| おしっこ | oshikko | penis |
| おちんちん | ochinchin | penis |
| おっぱい | oppai | breasts, tits |
| お漏らし | omorashi | get wet, pee your pants |
| ちんこ | The term "chinko" is a Japanese slang word that typically refers to male genitalia and does not have a direct translation in English. It is often used informally or in a humorous context. | penis |
| ちんちん | chinchin | penis |
| チンポ | chinpo | penis |
| とと | toto | fishie, bird, chick |
| 糞 | Baba | pooh-pooh, poop, something dirty |
| ポコチン | pokochin | penis |
| お日様 | sun | the sun |
| 這い這い | haihai | crawling |
| 抱っこ | dakko | hug, carrying in arms |
| 頬っぺ | hoppe | bochecha |
| 旨々 | umauma | successfully, well |
| ポッケ | pokke | bag |
| 楽チン | rakuchin | easy-easy, easy, simple |
| ねんね | nenne | going to sleep, sleeping |
| あんよ | anyway | foot |
| 飯 | manma | cooked rice |
| ばっちい | bacchii | dirty |
| お手手 | little hands | hands |
| たんま | tanma | interrupting a game, timeout |
| お目目 | It seems "omeme" is a term that doesn't have a specific translation and may be context-dependent. If it refers to something specific (like a meme or a cultural reference), please provide more context for an accurate translation. | eyes |
| 御頭 | otsumu | head |
| 御魚 | ototo | fish |
| 御睡 | onemu | sleeping, sleepy |
| がんば | ganba | go ahead, continue |
| お座り | sit | sit down |
| 半分こ | half-bound notebook | sharing equally between two people |
| 脱ぎ脱ぎ | nuginugi | unraveling |
| 母ちゃん | mom | mommy |
| ぱいぱい | paipai | breasts, female breasts |
| しっこ | shikko | pee number one |
| 父ちゃん | touchan | Daddy |
| 尿尿 | shiishii | urine |
| ワン子 | wanko | dog, doggy, wow |
| おぶう | obuu | hot water |
| ごろごろ様 | gorogorosama | thunder |
| 英語人 | English person | English-speaking person, foreigner |
| べべ | baby | clothing, female genitals, vagina, calf |
| おべべ | obebe | clothes |
| おんも | It seems "onmo" might not be a standard Portuguese word or phrase. If it is a term from another language or context, please provide more information so I can assist you better. If it's an error or typo, could you please clarify? | outside |
| ワンちゃん | wanchan | puppy, dog, wow |
| ばあば | baaba | grandmother |
| じいじ | jiiji | grandfather |
| ミッキバリア | mikkibaria | protective shield immunity |
| ぎったんばっこん | gittanbakkon | seesaw |
| お父ちゃん | father | daddy |
| 撫で撫で | nadenade | stroking, caressing |
| 御饅 | oman | manjū |
| 鳩ぽっぽ | hatopoppo | dove |
| ばばっちい | babacchii | dirty, dirty |
| 順番こ | junbanko | alternating, taking turns |
| たまたま | tamatama | testicles |
| 高い高い | takaitakai | lifting (a child) high |
| おみや | omiya | gift souvenir |
| きれいきれい | kireikirei | cleaning, washing |
| ちいちい | chiichii | insect, louse, flea |
| きんとと | kintoto | little fish |
| てんてん | tenten | hand towel |
| くっく | kukku | shoes |
| のの | nono | God, Buddha, Sun, Moon |
| くちゃい | kuchai | stinky |
| 拭き拭き | fukifuki | cleaning, drying |
| お爺ちゃま | grandfather | grandpa |
| お祖母ちゃま | grandma | Grandmother Grandma |
| かんかん | kankan | hair |
| 銭 | zeze | money |
