These Secret Codes are codes that can be entered at the Secret Codes page of the Moshi Monsters website once entered it will give you various secret items. This is codes that will make your gaming life easy. With this codes, you’ll get additional things you won’t have gotten normally.

In the case codes for getting items; once you enter those codes, the items will appear among the other items in your chest. For example, In the case of clothing items, they should appear among the other items in your Dress-up room.

This code has types, for instance, there are Moshi monster codes for rox, Moshi monster codes for moshlings and Moshi monster codes for items.

But the codes below are mostly secret codes for items. This is perhaps the latest Moshi monster secret codes for 2015, and may even enter 2016.

Moshi secret codes and function. Check below for these codes

Update: None of these options work, but there is a rewritten which can run if you download the desktop app (games a. The latest tweets from @moshimonsters. Moshi Monsters is an online virtual game where you can adopt a virtual monster and care for it. This guide will show you how to get an account on Moshi and be awesome at the game. Go to the homepage of Moshi Monsters.

* 18 Karat Shiny Parrot: N8AD6679T7CY
* Animated Disco Floor: PUZZLEPALACE
* Bangers and Mash: mash4
* Barfmallows: BARF8
* Beach Poster: wish
* Black Pearl of Potion Ocean: JKYDPD7XCTDR
* Blobert: moshimoshi11
* Bug Juice: TELEPATHY
* Captain Buck Poster: BARNACLE
* Cheeky Gargoyle: RASPBERRY
* Confetti Rocket: profpurplex6
* Cuddly Big Bad Bill: MOSHI310
* Cuddly Kissy: FIZZING
* Cuddly Peppy: BLEURGH
* Cuddy Priscilla: SPINACHTOFFEE
* Daily Challenge Puzzle Floor: tesla
* Dragon Wall Art: firey
* Dustbin Beaver Poster: giftisland23
* Emergentea: REVIVALCUPPA934
* Essence of Blue: SANDY2
* Flaming Sword of Awesomeness: 9mt4gmc4nm4y
* Fossil: dailygrowl74
* GB Eye Monster Poster: DJQUACK2
* Glumpcake Wallpaper: adventure
* Goblet of Goosebump Gulch: r7ckafnjdpgu
* Green: CUBE8
* Hamsterball: moshlingzoo1
* Haunted Diamond Tiara: 33r3hdhd8t6y
* I.G.G.Y Champ Poster: RANCH
* Lady with Urghmin painting: GOOGENHEIM
* Lavaflow Floor: sludgestreet
* Liberty Poster: ONEWORLD
* Lost Marbles of Eggleton: 6gw7areyh49u
* Mice Krispies: mice9
* Monstro City Map: monstrocity1
* Moshi Big Egg: GIANTEGGY88
* Moshi Mug: SLURP1
* Moshling Collector Chart (Poster): allmoshlings
* Musical Beanie Blob: drool33
* Mr Juggles: moshifunpark
* One World Poster: oneworld
* R2 Trashcan: gingersnap11
* Radiant Roxy Rose: HOBBIDIDANCE
* Rainbow Maker: googenhime22
* Shimmery Snaggletooth Sapphire: x4d8u834e3xf
* Slug Slurp Slushie: slurp3
* Sneezy Flute of Pepper Geyser: 9g4k3p9mltfp
* Squishy Stool: monsters
* Strangeglove WANTED Poster: volcano
* Swirlberry Muffin: swirl6
* Switchy Tyre Swing: NAY76767
* Telegroan Booth: RINGRING
* The Fizzbangs Poster: disco OR demonsta
* Top Trumps Poster: amphisbaenae
* Turbo Top:bigbadbill31
258355 and 4 random number for a free day course.

Those are 56 codes that will work this year. If you know of any other please let us know through the comment box.

Answering the phone in Japanese seems like easy business. Moshi moshi. Most people know this 'telephone hello' even if they don't know any other Japanese words.

But if you say 'moshi moshi' every time you answer the phone in Japan, you'll end up in bad situations. There are several ways to answer the phone in Japanese. And you need to know the right situation for the right greeting.

But 'moshi moshi' is an odd phrase. It doesn't mean 'hello' literally. And there's a reason it's mostly (but not always) used on the phone.

Other Ways to Start a Japanese Phone Conversation
Why Do Japanese People Say Moshi Moshi?

What Does Moshi Moshi Mean?

If you want a quick, conversational overview of the meaning of moshi moshi, check out the video Koichi made years back. It features a cat, so you'll definitely like it.

'Moshi' actually comes from the verb mousu申す（）, which is a humble form of 'to say' (iu言う（）). In the Edo period, it was used in normal conversation when speaking to someone of higher status. Initially, the words used were moushiagemasu申し上げます（）, moushimasu申します（） or mousu申す（）. These all mean 'I'm going to say (talk).' Eventually it was shortened to 'moushi' (申し) and was used to catch somebody's attention, like saying 'hey!'

Technically, when you say 'moshi moshi,' you're politely saying 'I'm going to talk' twice. But it feels more like, 'Hey, dude.'

In short, the politeness level of the conjugations goes like this:

申し上げます > 申します > 申す > 申し

There are quiet a few options in this 'moshi moshi menu' so be careful about which one you use in which situation.

When Should You Use Moshi Moshi?

You should use 'moshi moshi' primarily when answering the telephone. But only when you receive a phone call from friends or family.

If there is a long pause or a lost connection during the call, you can use 'moshi moshi' to make sure the person is still on the line (again only when the call is from a friend or family member).

For example, when your friend's voice becomes choppy, you can say moshi moshi kikoemasuka?もしもし聞こえますか？（） which means 'Hello, can you hear me?'

That's the way you'll use moshi moshi 90% of the time. If you're answering the telephone and it's someone other than family or friends on the other line, don't say moshi moshi. There's another set of words to use. We'll get to those later.

You're not going to use moshi moshi off the phone too much. But when you do it'll usually be to get someone's attention. If your friend is spacing out, you can wave your hand in front of their face and say, 'moshi moshi.'

Or, if you see someone passed out on the sidewalk, you can tap their shoulder and say, 'moshi moshi!'

There is one more non-telephone use of moshi moshi that's now defunct. According to 20世紀B級ニュース (20th Century B-Grade News) people complained about police officers in 1913. Fallout 4 german uniform. Back then, police would stop people by saying oi oiおいおい（）, kora koraこらこら（） or oi koraおいこら（）. All of these are impolite ways to say 'Hey!'

So on March 6th, 1913, the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police announced that officers would no longer use such crude language. Instead they would shout 'moshi moshi' to get someone's attention or stop a robbery. Police don't say this anymore, but it may still be on the books as official police conduct.

Other Ways to Start a Japanese Phone Conversation

If you're receiving a call from family or friends, moshi moshi is the way to go. But never use it in business situations. It's considered rude because it's a shortened phrase.

Younger Japanese people don't always know not to use 'moshi moshi' in formal telephone calls (Honestly. Kids today!). A 'moshi moshi' may shock a sempai or two when young kids start making phone calls.

How can you keep from making such a terrible faux pas? Here are alternate ways to receive calls (politely).

'Yes'

The easiest and safest way to answer the phone is saying haiはい（）. It means 'yes,' but on the phone it serves the same function as 'hello.' Just remember to identify yourself and your company right after.

はい、トーフグ合同会社です。
Hello, this is Tofugu, LLC.

はい、金持株式会社のコウイチです。
Hello, this is Koichi at Kanemochi Co., Ltd.

Note: Japanese people usually use their family name on the phone. A more polite form of 'です' would be preferable as well. See the example below.

はい、鈴木株式会社の佐藤でございます。
Hello, this is Satou at Suzuki Co.,Ltd.

Let's say you answer the phone and identify your company but not yourself. The person calling might ask what your name is.

You would use moushimasu申します（）, the humble form of 'say,' after your name. But only use it if the person on the other end has identified themselves. It's weird to use 'moushimasu' if you don't yet kn