Having a Japanese Grandma teaches me things like...

Pika Pika means "Sparkle or Glitter"

Meh means "Eyes"

Hana means "Nose or Flower"

Kuchi means "Mouth"

Ashi means "Leg or Foot"

Okashi means "Candy or Snack"

Aka Chan means "Baby"

Itai means "Pain"

Kuma means "Bear"

Atama means "Head"

Nemui means "Sleepy"

Kumori means "Cloudy or Cloud"

Kowai means "Scary"

Kawaii means "Cute"

IWA means "Rock"

Hime means "Princess"

Kutsu means "Shoes"

Taberu means "Eating or Eat"

Usagi means "Bunny"

Ikura desu ka? means "How much is it?"

Denki means "Light"

Undousuru means "To Exercise"

Densha means "Train"

Hontou means "Really?"

Cheesai means "Small"

Kakkoii means "Cool"

Mizu means "Water"

Ureshii means "Happy"

Sumimasen means "Excuse Me or I'm Sorry"

Oyasuminasai means "Good Night "

Matane means "See You Soon or See You Later"