Z

絶対 (ぜったい, zettai)

absolutely

A
小豆 (あずき)
Small beans (azuki)

B

ビー玉 (ビーだま, biidama)

marble

C

茶道(ちゃどう)
Tea ceremory (chadou)

D

大根 (だいこん)
Daikon

Large East Asian White Radish

E

鉛筆 (えんぴつ, enpitsu)

pencil

F

Faia. Sorry for the no kanji, Freedict user here.

G

がらがら蛇 (がらがらへび) garagarahebi

Rattlesnake

H

包帯 (ほうたい, houtai)

bandage

I

飲食店(いんしょくてん, inshokuten)
restaurant

J

笑談 (じょうだん, joudan)

joke

That is actually written 冗談.

Now K

家族　（かぞく） = A family

skip L

M

待合室 (まちあいしつ, machiaishitsu)

waiting room

"I see..."

お正月　おしょうがつ。Oshougatsu "New year!"

Pregunta ("question" in Spanish): Why skip L? らりるれろ are just as much L as R!

:D

I was wondering that. And wouldn't 'ku' or 'kyu' substitute for Q?

And now you've raised the obvious question: Why are we doing ABC instead of いろは or あいうえお?

Sanpo 散歩(する)　To take a walk or stroll. It's also written exactly the same in chinese an pronounced nearly the same. San bu (both falling tones) is 'take a walk' in chinese. (I'm studying Chinese along with Japanese and haven't come across many 2 character compounds yet that mean the same thing, are written the same and pronounced nearly the same.)

Bird, Foul, Poultry.

Ex:
YakiTori - Grilled Chicken
Aoi Tori - Blue Bird