Okay, now you know who everyone is, time to learn what they're talking about! Here are some common words.

Anime- Japanese animation.

Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon- Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon. This was the name of the series in Japan. Note that many people leave out the space and simply call it
Sailormoon.

Cutie Moon Rod - Moon Sceptre.

Ginzuishou- Imperial Silver Crystal

Gomen Nasai- Please forgive me

Henshin - Transform. The scout's transformation sticks were called henshin sticks.

Holy Grail- Object formed by the three talismans. Called the Purity Chalice.

Manga- Japanese comic books

Minna, minna-san - Everyone. Not to be confused with Mina, the scout.

Moon Stick - Crescent Moon Wand

Moshi Moshi - Means hello, used for answering the telephone.

Nasai (also Gomen Nasai) - Sorry

Nijizushou- Rainbow crystal

Odango- a japanese dish made of  round dumplings. This is what Sailor Moon's hairdo was referred to in the original Japanese anime (Atama means head).

Sailor Moon, Sailor Moon R, Sailor Moon S. etc. - There were originally five seasons of Sailor Moon. They were, for the most part, divided up by the main enemy. The first season, Sailor Moon, was the fight versus Queen Beryl.
Sailor Moon R was the fight against Allen and Ann and the Dark Moon family (I will explain why Allen and Ann were even in the story line in another page.) Sailor Moon S was the story of the quest for the holy grail (With Sir Lancelot, Sir Gallahad, Sir Robin... oh, wait, wrong quest) and the defeat of Mistress 9. Sailor Moon SuperS is the story of Renee, who came back to train as a sailor Scout and found Pegasus (Boy, someone loves mythology :P) and ran into the Dark Moon Circus, who, coincidentally, is also looking for Pegasus. Sailor Moon Sailor Stars is the story of Queen Galaxia, who is stealing star seeds.

Senshi- a Japanese word meaning soldier or warrior. It was probably translated to scout to keep the double-S sound. You must know what Senshi means, since almost everyone uses it.

Feel free to E-mail me with any terms you think should be included.