Japanese Words?

[emo_crimson_eyes]

nani
no daisuki
soudane
wakatta
urusai baka
oyasumi nasai
Desu
NANDAYO
Itadakimasu

What Do These Mean ?

[louis]

nani = what
daisuki = love, like a lot
sou da ne = that's right, isn't it...kinda like agreeing with someone
wakatta = i get it (understand)
urusai baka = damn fool or something mean like that
oyasumi nasai = good night
desu = is
nanda yo = what!?
itadakimasu = is said before eating or drinking...but is more complicated than that

[Tayler T.]

nani- what?
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Good night
desu is a verb, it means lit. equal but is used like the verb to be
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itadakimasu is said before eating anything, it means approx. "I humbly recieve this food."

[Belie]

What
Love (something). No is not a word, it's a particle. "No daisuki" is not a complete sentence.
Is that so?
I understand
Noisy idiot
Goodnight
Does not have an equivalent in English.
WHAT IS IT?
Bon appetit! It's said right before a meal is eaten.

[Six Shooter]

nani - what
no daisuki - 'no' indicates possessive; 'daisuki' is a way of saying 'i really, really like [nani]'
soudane - you don't say
wakatta - understood
urusai baka - 'urusai' is noisy or annoying; 'baka' is crazy
oyasumi nasai - good night
Desu - polite form of 'to be'
NANDAYO - what's this all about?
Itadakimasu - I humbly partake of this meal

[Tweedledum]

nani- What
no daisuki- daisuki is to love, or to like a lot.. but I don't know how the no affects it
soudane- sou da ne; "Is that so?"-- also a conversation filler...
wakatta- "I get it"/"I got it already"... wakeru means to understand, but wakatta is in the past tense and can be rude
urusai baka- "Shut up, idiot/fool/moron,etc."
oyasumi nasai- Good night
Desu- Is... as in "Tanoshii desu"-- it is fun. It's the polite form of 'da'
NANDAYO- NAN DA YO -- "WHAT IS IT" Nan is an alternative form of nani (what), da is the casual form of desu (is), and yo is something you tack on to a sentence to assume a somewhat authoritative tone... yo has more uses than that, though.
Itadakimasu- "I humbly receive.", like they said above... it's what you say before a meal... though some people use it in hentai. Yeahhh...

Hope this helps?