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にほんご 日本語 nihon-go. Japanese Language. Japanese Alphabets. 3 different kinds of Alphabets ひらがな ( hiragana) Used most often カタカナ (katakana) Used for foreign names. Japanese language has many foreign words. 漢字 (kanji) Chinese characters. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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にほんご

日本語nihon-go

Japanese Language

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Japanese Alphabets

3 different kinds of Alphabets– ひらがな ( hiragana)

• Used most often

– カタカナ (katakana)• Used for foreign names. Japanese language has many

foreign words.

– 漢字 (kanji)• Chinese characters. Hiragana and Katakana have no meaning by itself

whereas Kanji does.

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れいぎ

礼儀 Politeness

Politeness is very important in Japanese language.

There are Verb conjugations and many expressions ( 敬語 – keigo) to show different levels of politeness.

One uses keigo to the elders, bosses, strangers, etc.

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Some Other Characteristics

Sentence Structure– Subject + Object + Verb (Subjects are often omitted)

– Particles shows the relationship of a word, phrase or clause. No Articles No strict distinction between plural and singular Masculinity and Femininity are expressed by verb

ending. Onomatopoeias Influence of foreign languages

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あいさつGreetings

こんにちは。 - konnichiwa. (Hello.) おはようございます。 - ohayo gozaimasu. (Good morning) こんばんは。 - konbanwa. (Good evening.) さようなら。 - sayonara. (Goodbye.) すみません。 - sumimasen. (Excuse me.) ありがとうございます。 -arigato gozaimasu. (Thank you.) どういたしまして。 - do itashi mashite. (You’re welcome.)

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じこしょうかい

自己紹介Introducing Yourself

はじめまして。 Hajimemashite. (Nice to meet you) 私の名前は___ です。 Watasino namae wa ___ desu. ___ と申します。 ___ to moshi masu. (My name is ___.) ___ からきました。 ___ kara kimashita. (I am from___.) よろしくおねがいします。 Yoroshiku onegai

shimasu. (Nice to meet you.)

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Traveling in Japan

Most signs have English. Japanese people are not very good at English

but they try to help you. Using public transportations in cities could be

difficult.

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Survival Japanese 英語話せますか?

– Eigo hanase   masu ka? (Do you speak English/ May I speak English?)

日本語わかりません。 Nihongo wakari masen. (I don’t understand Japanese.)  

__はどこですか?– ___ wa doko desu ka? (Where is ___?)

ここはどこですか?– Koko wa doko desu ka? (Where am I?)

だいじょうぶです。– Daijobu desu. (I am fine./OK.)

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Japanese Restaurants

Food samples outside. You can cook yourself! Delicious and

Reasonable. No tip.

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At Restaurants

レストラン– Resutoran (Restaurant)

__をください。– ___ o kudasai. (___ please. / I would like ___.)

いただきます。– Itadaki masu. (before eating)

おいしい!– Oishi! (delicious!)

ごちそうさまでした。– Gochiso sama deshita. (after eating)