Sunday = Nichiyoubi
Monday = Getsuyoubi
Tuesday = Kayoubi
Wednesday = Suiyoubi
Thursday = Mokuyoubi
Friday = Kinyoubi
Saturday = Doyoubi

Season = Kisetsu
Spring = Haru
Summer = Natsu
Fall = Aki
Winter = Fuyu

Good Morning = Ohayou (Gozaimasu)
Good Afternoon = Konnichiwa
Good Evening = Konbanwa
Hello (On the Telephone) = Moshimoshi

When introducing yourself for the first time:
Hajimemashite, watashi no namae wa ___________ desu. Yoroshiku onegai shimasu.
(Note: Insert your name in the blank, but do not add a suffix of any kind to it (i.e. -san, -chan, etc).

Hope this helps

Is that how you pronounce it all. Do I sound out all the vowels?

In japanese, there is only one way to pronounce the vowels.

As for sounding out, clarify please.

Well in spanish you have to pronounce each vowel always. Do you hear each vowel in all these words or are some of them silent.

NOw I need the alphabet

can you put it in romaji

do people still commonly use honorifics?

Okay guys. I have flashcarded everything here thanks for all you help. I will learn japanese like I learned spanish.
Next I need to learn sentence structure. Along with phrases such as
HOw are you.
I am [not]fine
And other commonly asked questions.

I think some of the above may be wrong(least according to a book I have)

corrections:

Ohayoo

to make it easier, anything with "ou" should be "oo, according to my book.

Konnichi wa

Konban wa

Moshi moshi

@Miyavifan

There are several systems of Japanese romanization. While the one from your book is not wrong, it's less common than the other two ways I see more often. Usually it stays 'ou', or else an accented ō is used.

I hate romaji :P

Here's the Genki Japan song from YouTube.

YouTube - Learn Japanese Numbers 1 to 20