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    Practical

    JapaneseYour Guide to Speaking Japanese

    Quickly and Effortlessly in a Few Hours

    by Jun Maeda

    T U T T L E P U B L I S H I N GTokyo Rutland, Vermont Singapore

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    Published by Tuttle Publishing, an imprint of Periplus Editions (HK) Ltd., with editori

    offices at 364 Innovation Drive, North Clarendon, VT 05759 and 61 Tai Seng Avenue, #02-1

    Singapore 534167.

    Copyright 1965 and 2006 by Charles E. Tuttle Publishing Company, Limited All righ

    reserved.

    Library of Congress Catalog No. 64-24949ISBN: 978-1-4629-1198-1 (ebook)

    Previously published in 2004 as Let's Study Japanese ISBN: 0-8048-0362-5.

    Printed in Singapore

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    Contents

    Foreword

    A guide to pronunciation

    Basic Japanese sounds

    Lesson 1: What is this?

    Lesson 2:Where are you going?

    Lesson 3:Can you do it?

    Lesson 4:Do you have it?

    Lesson 5:Do you like it?

    Lesson 6:Please and thank you

    Lesson 7:NumbersLesson 8:What time is it?

    Lesson 9:What day isit?

    Lesson 10:Seasons and months

    Lesson 11:Greetings and expressions

    Lesson 12:Food and eating

    Lesson 13:How is theweather?

    Lesson 14:ReviewLesson 15:Let's go shopping!

    Lesson 16:How are you feeling?

    Lesson 17:Body parts

    Lesson 18:You and I, your and my

    Lesson 19:This and that

    Lesson 20:Adjectives

    Lesson 21:Adverbs

    Lesson 22:Many and much, little and few

    Lesson 23:Where is it?

    Lesson 24:Let's make a phone call!

    Lesson 25:A Japanese game and a song

    Vocabulary List

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    Foreword

    In this modern jet age, one can reach any part of the world within a day or less. Althoug

    English is widely spoken, it is very helpful to have some knowledge of the language of th

    country which you are visiting in order to make your trip more enjoyable by communicatin

    ith the local people and understanding their culture.Intended for beginners who wish to learn to speak very basic Japanese in just a few hour

    this book is written in a clear and simple yet versatile way. With approximately 350 bas

    ords and examples of how they are used in practical conversational speech, one can acqui

    a fundamental working knowledge of Japanese from this book, so you can express yourself

    simple Japanese sentences.

    This book has several exercises for each lesson. And, to get acquainted with Japane

    culture, the student may enjoy the photos which the author has provided as a visual ai

    Complicated grammatical explanations are omitted, since detailed explanations sometim

    discourage people from actually speaking. Only the essential points in pronunciation angrammar are given, and the phrases and the sentences are repeatedly presented in each lesso

    so that the student can easily learn the phrases and practice using them without hesitancy

    discouragement.

    The author hopes that the tourist as well as the student or prospective foreign resident

    Japan, young or old, may find this book a helpful and enjoyable tool in approaching th

    Japanese language for the first time.

    Jun Mae

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    A guide to pronunciation

    There are five vowels in Japanese: a, i, u, e, o,all of which have both short and long soundas noted below. The long or double vowels are written with a macron (bar) over them. The

    vowels when used together with different consonants, make up new sounds. The consonants

    l,q,v,andxdo not appear, although ch (as in church) does. The vowels are pronounced follows (those that are doabled or have a line over them are longer):

    long a,pronounced ah,approximately as in father

    a same sound but shorter

    ii long i,pronounced ee, approximately as eein meet

    i same sound but shorter

    long u,pronounced oo, approximately as oo in root

    u same sound but shorter, as oo in wood long e,pronounced eh,approximately as in bed

    e same sound but shorter

    long o,pronounced oh,approximately as in tone

    o same sound but shorter

    Japanese consonants have virtually the same sounds as in English, except that the g

    always hard (as in get) and the ris a sound between the English randI.Double consonants,

    injetto (jet plane), irasshaimase (welcome, please come in), and suitchi (switch) must pronounced clearly twice, just as in English bookkeeper (double k)and penknife" (doub

    n). Each syllable in a Japanese word is in general pronounced distinctly, although in fair

    rapid speech iand uare often shortened or omitted altogether, so that desu(am, is, are) soun

    like dess, deshita (was, were) like desh'ta, and arimasuka (is there?, are there?) likarimas'ka.In this book therefore, the iand uare often omitted from the examples. The acce

    in Japanese is slight and almost monotonous. However, an emphasis in pitch and vowel leng

    on particular syllables can often create a different meaninge. g., hashi (chopsticks) an

    hashi(bridge), kaki(oyster) and kaki(persimmon).

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    BASIC JAPANESE SOUNDS

    Vowels a i u e o

    (ah) (ee) (oo) (eh) (oh)

    Consonants ka ki ku < ke ko + vowels sa shi su se so

    ta chi tsu "J te to

    na ni nu ne no

    ha hi fu he ho

    ma mi mu me mo

    ya i yu e X yo

    ra ri ru re ro wa i u e o

    n

    ga gi gu ge go

    za ji zu ze zo

    da ji zu de do

    ba bi bu be bo

    pa pi pu pe po

    kya kyu kyo

    sha shu sho

    cha chu cho

    pya pyu pyo

    nya nyu nyo

    mya myu myo

    rya ryu ryo

    hya hyu hyo gya gyu gyo

    bya byu byo

    ja ju jo

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    PHRASES

    Kore-wa nan dess-ka? What is this? (literally:Thiswhatis?)

    Kore-wa hon dess, This is a book. (literally:Thisbookis.)

    Kore-wa empitsu dess, This is a pencil. (literally:Thispencilis.)

    Kore-wa inu dess. .This is a dog. (literally:This-dog-is.")

    Kore-wa hana dess. This is a flower. (These are flowers.) (literally:Thisfloweris.

    Kore-wajidosha dess-ka? Is this a car? (Adding -kaat the end makes it a question.) (literally:Thiscaris?)

    Hai, s dess,.Yes, it is (exactly so).

    Kore-wa hikki dess-ka? Is this an airplane? (literally:Thisairplaneis?)

    lie, s de-wa anmasen, No, it is not.

    Kore-wa inu dess-ka? Is this a dog?

    lie, s de-wa arimasen., .No, it is not.

    Kore-wa hana dess-ka? Is this a flower? (Are these flowers?)

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    Iie, s de-wa arimasen. Kore-wa kudamono dess.

    ,No, it is not. (No, they are not.) This is a fruit.

    Kore-wa kutsu dess-ka? Are these shoes?

    lie, kore-wa geta dess.,

    No, these are wooden clogs.

    NOTE: In Japanese the same form of a noun or verb can be either singular or plural. Thcontext usually makes clear what is meant. Occasionally, when it is necessary to be qui

    explicit, a pluralizing suffix can be added to nouns (and is frequently added to pronouns), but

    is not essential for the beginner to be concerned about this usage now.

    EXERCISES

    Refer to the pictures on the right and fill in the blanks.

    1. Kore-wa______________dess.

    This is a pencil.

    2. ______________ jidsha dess.

    This is a car.

    3. _____________ _____________ dess.

    This is a book.

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    4. _____________ _____________ dess.

    This is a dog.

    5. Kore-wa hana dess-ka?

    Is this a flower?

    Iie, kore-wa_____________ dess.

    No, this is a fruit.

    6. Kore-wa kudamono_____________?

    Is this a fruit?

    Iie, kore-wa_____________dess.

    No, this is a flower.

    7. Kore-wa jidsha dess-ka?

    Is this a car?

    Iie, sde-wa_____________.

    No, it is not.

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    Kore-wa_____________dess.

    This is a airplane.

    8. Kore-wa geta dess-ka?

    Are these wooden clogs?

    Iie, kore-wa_____________dess.

    No, these are shoes.

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    PHRASES

    Anata-wa doko-e ikimahss-ka (yukimahss-ka)?

    Where are you going? (literally:"You where-to go?")

    Watashi-wa Tky Eki-e ikimahss. I am going to Tokyo Station. (literally:"I Tokyo Station-to go.")

    Watashi-wa hoteru-e ikimahss..I am going to the hotel.

    Watashi-wa uchi-e ikimahss. I am going home.

    Watashi-wa kk-e ikimahss. .I am going to the airport.

    Doko dess-ka? Where is it?

    Koko dess. (Koko-ni arimahss.) .Here it is. (Right here.)

    Soko dess. (Soko-ni arimahss.) There it is. (Right over there.)

    Nimotsu-wa doko dess-ka?

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    Where is the luggage (or package)? (literally:"Luggagewhereisit?")

    Shimbun-wa doko dess-ka? Where is the newspaper?

    Hoteru doko dess-ka? Where is the hotel?

    Pen-wa doko dess-ka? Where is the pen?

    Basutei-wa aoko dess-kar Where is the bus stop?

    EXERCISES

    Refer to the pictures on the right and fill in the blanks.

    1. Watashi-wa__________ikimahss.

    I am going home.

    2. Watashi-wa__________ikimahss.

    I am going to Tokyo Station.

    3. Watashi-wa__________ikimahss.

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    I am going to the hotel.

    4. Pen-wa__________dess-ka?Where is the pen?

    __________dess.

    It is here.

    5. Nimotsu-wa doko__________

    Where is the luggage?

    __________dess.

    There it is.

    6. __________doko dess-ka?

    Where is the room?

    __________dess.

    Here it is.

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    7. Shimbun-wa__________dess-ka?

    Where is the newspaper?

    Soko__________.

    Here it is.

    8. Watashi-wa__________ikimahss.

    I am going to the subway station.

    9. Watashi-wa__________ikimahss.

    I am going to my office.

    10 . __________doko dess-ka?

    Where is the restaurant?

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    LESSON 3

    Can you do it?

    VOCABULARY

    pianopiano

    gorufugolf

    NihonJapan

    -o(suffix to indicate that a word is the object of the sentence)

    iku-koto going, to go (noun form)

    kuru-kotocoming, to come (noun form)

    dekimahssto be able, can (speak, read, write, etc.)

    dekimasennot able to,cannot (speak, read, write, etc.)

    -ga(suffix to indicate when a word is secondary the subject of a sentence)

    Nihon ryriJapanese food (dishes, cooking)

    PHRASES

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    Anata-wa dekimahss-ka? Are you able (to speak, read, write, etc.)? Can you (do it)?

    Hai, dekimahss, Yes, I can.

    Iie, dekimasen. No, I can't.

    Anata-wa Eigo-ga dekimahss-ka? Can you speak English? (literally:You-English-can?")

    Anata-wa Nihongo-ga dekimahss-ka?

    Can you speak Japanese?

    Anata-wa ryri-ga dekimahss-ka? ?Can you cook? (literally:lou-cooking-can?")

    Anata-wa yomu-koto-ga dekimahss-ka? Can you read?

    Anata-wa Nihongo-o kaku-koto-ga dekimahss-ka?

    Can you write Japanese? (literally:You-Japanese-writing-can?")

    Anata-wa Nihon ryri-o taberu-koto-ga dekimahss-ka?

    Can you eat Japanese food? (literally: "You-Japanese-food-eating-can?")

    EXERCISES

    Answer the question in Japanese.

    1. Anata-wa Eigo-ga dekimahss-ka?Can you speak English?

    __________,__________.Yes, I can.

    2. Anata-wa Nihongo-ga dekimahss-ka?Can you speak Japanese?

    __________,__________.No, I can't.

    3. Anata-wa gorufu-ga dekimahss-ka?Can you play golf?

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    __________,__________.Yes, I can.

    4. Anata-wa piano-ga________Can you play the piano?

    __________,__________.No, I cannot.

    5. Anata-wa Nihongo-o yomu-koto-ga dekimahss-ka?

    Can you read Japanese?

    __________,__________.No, I can't.

    6. _________Eigo-o kaku-koto-ga dekimahss-ka?

    Can you write English?

    __________,__________.Yes, I can.

    7. Anata-wa Nihon ryri-o taberu-koto-ga dekimahss-ka?

    Can you eat Japanese food?

    __________,__________.Yes, I can.

    8. Anata-wa Nihon-e iku-koto-ga dekimahss-ka?

    Can you go to Japan?

    __________,__________.Yes, I can.

    9. Anata-wa uchi-e kuru-koto-ga dekimahss-ka?

    Can you come home?

    __________,__________.No, I cannot.

    10. Anata-wa hoteru-e iku-koto-ga dekimahss-ka?

    Can you go to the hotel?

    __________,__________.Yes, I can.

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    LESSON 4

    Do you have it?

    VOCABULARY

    motte-imahssto have, possess

    motte-imasenhaven't, don't have

    PHRASES

    Anata-wa X-o motte-imahss-ka?X Do you have X?

    Hai, motte-imahss. .Yes, Ihave.

    lie, motte-imasen. .No, Idon't have.

    Anata-wa kippu-o motte-imahss-ka?

    Do you have a ticket? (literally:Youtickethave?")

    Anata-wa tokei-o motte-imahss-ka?

    Do you have a watch (clock)?

    Anata-wa bshi-o motte-imahss-ka?

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    Do you have a hat?

    Anata-wa keitai denwa motte-imahss-ka?

    Do you have a cell phone?

    Anata-wa kasa-o motte-imahss-ka?

    Do you have an umbrella?

    EXERCISES

    Refer to the pictures on the right and fill in the blanks.

    1. Anata-wa kasa-o motte-imahss-ka?

    Do you have an umbrella?

    Hai,__________.

    Yes, I have.

    2. Anata-wa tokei-o__________

    Do you have a watch?

    Hai,__________.Yes, I have.

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    3. __________keitai denwa-o motte-imahss-ka?

    Do you have a cell phone?

    Iie,__________.

    No, I don't

    4. Anata-wa pen-o__________

    Do you have a pen?

    __________ __________.

    Yes, I have.

    5. __________boshi-o motte-imahss-ka?

    Do you have a hat?

    __________ __________.

    No, I don't.

    6. Anata-wa__________ motte-imahss-ka?

    Do you have a ticket?

    __________ __________.

    Yes, I have.

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    7.Anata-wa keitai denwa-o__________

    Do you have a cell phone?

    __________ __________.

    Yes, I have.

    8. Anata-wa__________motte-imahss-ka?

    Do you have an umbrella?

    __________ __________.

    No, I don't.

    9. Anata-wa uwagi-o__________

    Do you have a jacket (coat)?

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    LESSON 5

    Do you like it?

    VOCABULARY

    sukilike, likes

    kiraidislike, dislikes

    PHRASES

    Anata-wa X-ga suki dess-ka?X Do you like X? (literally: You-X-like?)

    Hai, suki dess., .Yes, I do. (literally: Yes-I-like-it.")

    lie, suki de-wa arimasen.

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    No, I don't, (literally: "No, -like-is-not.")

    Kirai dess. I dislike it. (literally: Dislike-is.)

    Anata-wa soba-ga suki dess-ka?

    Do you like noodles?

    Anata-wa ongaku-ga suki dess-ka? Do you like music? (literally:"Youmusiclikeisit?")

    Anata-wa sushi-ga suki dess-ka?

    Do you like sushi?

    Anata-wa sake-ga suki dess-ka?

    Do you like sake?

    EXERCISES

    Answer the questions.

    1. Anata-wa gohan-ga suki dess-ka?

    Do you like cooked rice?

    ___________ ___________ __________ .

    2. Anata-wa sushi-ga suki dess-ka?

    Do you like sushi?

    ___________ ___________ __________ .

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    3. Anata-wa soba-ga suki dess-ka?

    Do you like noodles?

    ___________ ___________ __________ .

    4. Anata-wa khii-ga suki dess-ka?Do you like coffee?

    ___________ ___________ __________ .

    5. Anata-wa shinkansen-ga suki dess-ka?

    Do you like bullet train?

    ___________ ___________ __________ .

    6. Anata-wa o-cha-ga suki dess-ka?

    Do you like (Japanese) tea?

    ___________ ___________ __________ .

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    7. Anata-wa ongaku-ga suki dess-ka?

    Do you like music?

    ___________ ___________ __________ .

    8. Anata-wa sashimi-ga suki dess-ka?Do you like sashimi?

    ___________ ___________ __________ .

    9. Anata-wa sake-ga suki dess-ka?

    Do you like sake?

    ___________ ___________ __________ .

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    LESSON 6

    Please and thank you

    VOCABULARY

    dzoplease

    wata(k)shi-nito me

    -nito, for, at, in (objective postposition)

    ... kudasai (please) give me

    dmovery, very much

    sumimasen (suimasen) sorry, Thank you.

    arigat-gozaimahss, Thank you.

    arigat(less formal) Thank you.

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    PHRASES

    Dzo watashi-ni X-o kudasai. X -Please give me X.

    Dzo watashi-ni o-mizu-o kudasai.

    ,Please give me some (a drink of) water.

    Dzo watashi-ni supn-o kudasai.

    Please give me a spoon.

    Dzo watashi-ni isu-o kudasai.

    Please give me a chair.

    Dzo watashi-ni kami-o kudasai. .Please give me sompaper.

    Dzo watashi-ni taDako-o kudasai.

    ( .Please give me a cigarette.

    Arigat -gozaimahss.-Thank you.

    Dmo arigat -gozaimahss. .Thank you very much.

    Dmo sumimasen (suimasen). .Thank you very much. (sometimes it means I'm sorry.)

    EXERCISES

    Refer to the pictures and fill in the blanks.

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    1. Dzo watashi-ni__________kudasai.

    Please give me a lighter.

    Arigat-gozaimahss.

    Thank you very much.

    2. Dzo__________ __________.

    Please give me a napkin.

    Arigat-gozaimahss.

    Thank you very much.

    3. Dzo watashi-ni__________ kudasai.

    Please give me a fork.

    Arigat-gozaimahss.

    ___________________

    Thank you very much.

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    4. Dzo watashi-ni__________

    Please give me a cigarette.

    Thank you very much.

    5. Dzo watashi-ni__________kudasai.

    Please give me an ashtray.

    Dmo__________.

    Thank you very much.

    6. Dzo__________ __________kudasai.

    Please give me some water.

    Dmo__________.

    Thank you very much.

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    LESSON 7

    Numbers

    VOCABULARY

    1 ichi, hitotsu

    2 ni, futatsu

    3 san, mittsu

    4 shi, yon, yottsu..

    5 go, itsutsu

    6 roku, muttsu

    7 shichi, nana, nanatsu,

    8 hachi, yattsu,

    9 ku, ky, kokonotsu,

    10 ju, to

    NOTE :In the numbers from 1through 10,the second word given in each case is the numbused in referring to specific thingse. g., bshi hitotsu or hitotsu-no Doshi (one hat), i

    futatsuor futatsu-no isu(two chairs), etc.

    11 j-ichi

    12 j-ni

    13 j-san

    14 j-shi, j-yon

    15 j-go

    16 j-roku

    17 j-shichi, j-nana

    18 j-hachi

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    19 j-ku, j-ky

    20 ni-j

    21 ni-j-icni

    30san-j

    40 shi-j, yon-j

    50 go-j

    60 roku-j

    70 nana-j, shichi-j

    80 hachi-j

    90 ky-j

    100 hyaku

    101 hyaku-ichi

    150 hyaku -go-j

    200 ni-hyaku

    300sambyaku(n-hbecomes mb)

    400 yon-hyaku

    500 go-hyaku

    600roppyaku

    (ku+hbecomes pp)

    700 nana-hyaku

    800happyaku

    (chi+hbecomes pp)

    900 ky-hyaku

    1000 sen

    5000 go-sen

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    10000 ichi-man 30000samman(n-mbecomes mm)

    100, 000 j-man

    1, 000, 000 hyaku-man

    In counting people, the numbers are used as follows:

    hitori one person

    futari two persons, two people

    san-ninthree people

    o-ninfour people

    go-ninfive people

    roku-ninsix people

    shichi-nin, nana-ninseven people

    hachi-nineight people

    ku-nin, ky-ninnine people

    -ninten people

    From 10 on, the suffix -ninis added to the number as given in the first table above, except th

    ois always used instead of shifor 4 in counting people;hence ni-j-yo-nin:24 people.

    EXERCISES

    Read those numbers in Japanese.

    1 ___________ 2 ___________ 3 __________

    4 ___________ 5 ___________ 6 __________

    7 ___________ 8 ___________ 9 __________

    10 ___________ 20 ___________ 55 __________

    70 ___________ 93 ___________ 100 __________

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    120 ___________ 350 ___________ 510 __________

    600 ___________ 650 ___________ 700 __________

    830 ___________ 900 ___________ 980 __________

    1000 ___________ 1500 ___________ 1950 __________

    1964 ___________ 5000 ___________ 10000 __________

    Counting those numbers in Japanese.

    1 (one) _____________

    2 (two) _____________

    3 (three) _____________

    4 (four) _____________

    5 (five) _____________

    6 (six) _____________

    7 (seven) _____________ 8 (eight) _____________

    9 (nine) _____________

    10 (ten) _____________

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    LESSON 8

    What time is it?

    VOCABULARY

    nan-jiwhat time

    -jihours, o'clock

    ichi-ji1one o'clock

    o-ji(yo,not shi,in telling time) four o'clock

    hanhalf, half past

    fun(pun) minute

    ippun(chi+f becomes pp)1one minute

    ni-fun2two minutes

    sampun (n+fbecomes mp)3three minutes

    ompun(n+f becomes mp) 4four minutes

    go-fun5five minutes

    roppun(ku+f becomes pp) 6six minutes

    nana-fun7seven minutes

    hachi-fun, happun8eight minutes

    ky-fun9nine minutes

    uppun (u+fbecomes upp)10ten minutes

    -go-fun15fifteen minutes

    m-juppun20twenty minutes

    san-juppun30thirty minutes

    sugiafter, past (in telling time)

    maebefore, to (in telling time)

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    EXERCISES

    Tell the time in Japanese?

    Draw clock hands referring to the time.

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    LESSON 9

    What day is it?

    kytoday

    nanwhat?

    nichiday (of the month)

    kinyesterday

    deshitawas, were

    asu, ashitatomorrow

    biday of the week

    shweek

    konshthis week

    senshlast week

    raishnext week

    kyjitsuholiday

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    itsuka 5the fifth

    muika 6the sixth

    nanoka7the seventh

    ka8the eighth

    kokonoka9 (the ninth

    tka10the tenth

    -ichi nichi11)the eleventh

    -ni nichi12the twelfth

    -san nichi13the thirteenth

    -yokka14the fourteenth

    -go nichi15the fifteenth

    -roku nichi16the sixteenth

    -shichi nichi17the seventeenth

    -hachi nichi18the eighteenth

    -ku nichi19the nineteenth

    hatsuka20(the twentieth

    ni-j-ichi nichi21the twenty-first

    ni-j-ni nichi22the twenty-second

    ni-j-san nichi23the twenty-third

    ni-j-yokka24

    the twenty-fourthni-j-go nichi25the twenty-fifth

    ni-j-roku nichi26the twenty-sixth

    ni-j-shichi nichi27the twenty-seventh

    ni-j-hachi nichi28the twenty-eighth

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    ni-j-ku nichi29the twenty-ninth

    san-j nicni30the thirtieth

    san-j-ichi nichi31the thirty-first

    PHRASES

    Ky-wa nan ybi dess-ka? What day of the week is it today?

    Ky-wa Getsu-ybi dess. .Today is Monday.

    Kin-wa nan ybi deshita-ka? What day of the week was it yesterday?

    Kin-wa Nichi-ybi deshita. Yesterday was Sunday.

    Asu-wa nan ybi dess-ka? What day of the week is it tomorrow?

    Asu-wa Ka-ybi dess. .Tomorrow is Tuesday.

    EXERCISES

    Refer to the calender on the above and fill in the blanks.

    1. Nan nichi dess-ka?What is the date?

    Ky-wa_________dess.It's the twelfth.

    Kin-wa_________deshita. Asu-wa_________dess.

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    Yesterday was the eleventh. Tomorrow is the thirteenth.

    2. Nan ybi dess-ka?What day of the week is it?

    Ky-wa_________dess.Today is Tuesday.

    Kin-wa_________deshita.Yesterday was Monday.

    Asu-wa_________dess.Tomorrow is Wednesday.

    3. Nan nichi dess-ka?What is the date?

    _________ni-j-shichi nichi dess.It's the twenty-seventh.

    _________ni-j-roku nichi deshita.

    Yesterday was the twenty-sixth._________ni-j-hachi nichi dess.

    Tomorrow is the twenty-eighth.

    4. Nan ybi dess-ka?What day of the week is it?

    Ky-wa_________dess.Today is Friday.

    Kin-wa_________deshita.Yesterday was Thursday.

    Asu-wa_________dess.Tomorrow is Saturday.

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    5. Nan nichi dess-ka?What is the date?

    Ky-wa_________dess.It's the seventh.

    Ashita-wa_________dess.Tomorrow is the eighth.

    6. Nan ybi dess-ka?What day of the week is it?

    Ky-wa_________dess.It is Saturday.

    Ashita-wa_________dess.Tomorrow is Sunday.

    7. Nan nichi dess-ka?What is the date?

    Kyo-wa t-ka dess.It's the tenth.

    Kin-wa_________ deshita.

    Yesterday was the nineth.

    Ashita-wa _________dess.

    Tomorrow is the eleventh.

    8. Nan ybi dess-ka?What day of the week is it?

    Ky-wa ka-ybi dess.Today is Tuesday.

    Kin-wa_________deshita.Yesterday was Monday.

    Asu-wa_________dess.Tomorrow is Wednesday.

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    LESSON 10

    Seasons and months

    VOCABULARY

    kikclimate

    ikaga1)how

    atatakaiwarm

    atsuihot

    suzushiicool

    samuicold

    haru:spring:

    San-gatsuMarch

    Shi-gatsuApril

    Go-gatsuMay

    natsu:summer:

    Roku-gatsuJune

    Shichi-gatsuJuly

    Hachi-gatsuAugust

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    rokkagetsu6six months

    nanakagetsu7seven months

    hachikagetsu, hakkagetsu8eight months

    kykagetsu9nine months

    ukkagetsu10ten months

    u-ikkagetsu11eleven months

    -nikagetsu12twelve months

    PHRASES

    Kik-wa d dess-ka? How is the climate? (What is the climate like?)

    Haru-wa atatakai dess..Spring is warm. (It is warm in spring.)

    Natsu-wa atsui dess. .Summer is hot. (It is hot in summer.)

    Aki-wa suzushii dess. .Autumn is cool. (It is cool in autumn.)

    Fuyu-wa samui dess. .Winter is cold. (It is cold in winter.)

    EXERCISES

    1. Fill in the blanks:

    Fuyu-wa_________dess.

    Winter is cold. (It is cold in winter.)

    Natsu-wa_________dess.

    Summer is hot. (It is hot in summer.)

    Aki-wa_________dess.

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    Autumn is cool. (It is cool in autumn.)

    Haru-wa_________dess.

    Spring is warm. (It is warm in spring.)

    2. Draw am arrow to the correct month:

    Go-gatsu MayIchi-gatsu August

    Roku-gatsu December

    Hachi-gatsu June

    J - ni -gatsu January

    Ku-gatsu February

    J-gatsu April

    J-ichi-gatsu NovemberNi-gatsu July

    Shi-gatsu October

    Shichi-gatsu September

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    LESSON 11

    Greetings and expressions

    VOCABULARY

    ishadoctor

    namaename

    shoaddress

    senseiteacher

    gakuseistudent

    anata-noyour

    Saynara.Goodbye.

    bijiness-manbusinessman

    Amerika-jinan American, American people

    Igirisu-jina British, British people

    Furansu-jina French, French people

    Doitsu-jina German, German people

    Nihon-jina Japanese, Japanese people

    Chgoku-jina Chinese, Chinese people

    Omedet-gozaimahss, Congratulations!

    Irasshaimase..Welcome. Please come in.

    Gomen-nasai..I am sorry. (Excuse me, Pardon me.)

    Oyasumi-nasai.Good night.

    Komban-wa..Good evening.

    Ohay-gozaimahss.Good morning.

    Konnichi-wa.Good day. (Hello. Good afternoon.)

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    Itadakimahss..I shall (eat)., Let's eat. (This expression is used before eatinto invite all present to eat)

    Gochis-sama..(This expression is used after eat-ins. It means something likit was delicious" or "It was a treat.")

    PHRASES

    Anata-no namae-wa nan dess-ka?

    What is your name?

    Anata-wa X dess-ka?X Are you a (an) X?

    Hai, s dess..Yes, I am.

    Iie, watashi-wa X dess.X No, I am a (an) X.

    Anata-wa Amerika-jin dess-ka? Are you American?

    Anata-wa Igirisu-jin dess-ka? Are you British?

    Anata-wa Furansu-jin dess-kar Are you French?

    Anata-wa Nihon-jin dess-ka? Are you Japanese?

    Anata-wa isha dess-ka? Are you a doctor?

    Anata-wa sensei dess-ka? Are you a teacher?

    Iie, watashi-wa bijiness-man dess.

    No, I am a businessman.

    Anata-wa gakusei dess-ka? Are you a student?

    lie, watasm-wa sensei dess. .No, I am a teacher.

    Anata-no jsho-o oshiete kudasai.

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    Please give me your address.

    EXERCISES

    Answer the question.

    1. Anata-wa isha dess-ka?Are you a doctor?

    Hai, watashi-wa _________dess.

    Yes, I am a doctor.

    2. Anata-wa sensei dess-ka?

    Are you a teacher?

    Hai, _________ _________dess.

    Yes, I am a teacher.

    3. Anata-wa gakusei dess-ka?

    Are you a student?

    _________ _________bijiness-man dess

    No, I am a busiessman.

    4. Anata-wa sensei dess-ka?

    Are you a teacher?

    _________ _________gakusei dess.

    No, I am a student.

    5. Anata-wa isha dess-ka?Are you a doctor?

    _________ _________sensei dess.

    No, I am a teacher.

    6. Anata-wa Igirisu-jin dess-ka?

    Are you a British?

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    _________ _________Fransu-jin dess.

    No, I am a French.

    7. Anata-wa Amerika-jin dess-ka?

    Are you an American?

    _________ _________Doitsu-jin dess.

    No, I am a German.

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    LESSON 12

    Food and eating

    tabemonofood

    shinsenfresh

    oishiitasty, delicious

    shiroiwhite

    akaired

    awarakaisoft

    kataihard, crisp

    maruiround

    shikakuisquare

    amaisweet

    karaisalty

    tsumetaicold, cool

    atsuihot

    nagailong

    omeshi-agari kudasai, , Please help yourself. (Please ea(usually shortened to:Dzo meshi-agare. )

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    PHRASES

    Dzo omeshi-agari kudasai. .(usually shortened to Dzo meshi-agare..)

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    Please help yourself. (Please do eat.)

    Arigat -gozaimahss..Thank you.

    ItadaKimahss..I shall (eat).,Lets eat.

    Gohan-wa shiroi dess. .

    Cooked rice is white.

    Ringo-wa akai dess.( .An apple is red.

    Pan-wa yawarakai dess. .(The) bread is soft.

    O-sembei-wa katai dess.

    The rice crackers are hard.

    Tamago-wa marui dess. .An egg is round.

    u-tfu-wa shiakui dess. .The bean curd is square.

    O-sat-wa amai dess. .

    The sugar is sweet.

    O-shio-wa karai dess. .The salt is salty.

    Gvny-wa tsumetai dess. .The milk is cold.

    O-cha-wa atsui dess..The tea is hot.

    Yasai-wa shinsen dess. .The vegetables are fresh.

    O-soba-wa nagai dess. The noodles are long.

    Gyuniku-wa oishii dess. .

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    (The) beef is tasty.

    EXERCISES

    Refer to the pictures on the right and fill in the blanks.

    1. O-sat-wa_________dess.

    The sugar is sweet.

    2. O-cha-wa_________dess.

    The tea is hot.

    3 . _________ _________dess.

    Cooked rice is white.

    4. _________karai_________.

    The salt is salty.

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    5. Buta-niku-wa_________dess.

    (The) pork is tasty.

    6. Sakana-wa_________dess.

    (The) fish is fresh.

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    LESSON 13

    How is the weather?

    VOCABULARY

    dhow

    ii (yoi)good

    waruibad

    o-tenki, tenkiweather

    PHRASES

    O-tenki-wa d dess-ka? How is the weather?

    Ii (yoi) o-tenki dess. .The weather is good.

    Warui o-tenki dess. Ame dess.. .The weather is bad. It is raining.

    Kumori dess..It is cloudy.

    Yuki dess..It is snowing.

    EXERCISES

    Refer to the pictures on the right and choose the answer.

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    O-tenki-wa d dess-ka?

    1. a) Yuki dess.It is snowing.

    b) Ii o-tenki dess.The weather is good.

    c) Ame dess.It is raining.

    2. a) Kumori dess.It is cloudy.

    b) Warui o-tenki dess.The weather is bad.

    c) Ii o-tenki dess.The weather is good.

    3. a) Ame dess.It is raining.

    b) Kumori dess.It is cloudy.

    c) Yuki dess.It is snowing.

    4. a) Ii o-tenki dess.The weather is good.

    b) Warui o-tenki dess.The weather is bad.

    c) Yuki dess.It is snowing.

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    LESSON 14

    Review

    VOCABULARY

    EXERCISES

    1. Kore-wa nan dess-ka?

    What is this?

    _________ _________dess.

    2. Anata-wa khii-ga suki dess-ka?Do you like coffee?

    _________ _________ _________.

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    3. Dzo watashi-ni_________kudasai.

    Please give me some water.

    Arigat-gozaimahss.

    Thank you.

    4. Ky-wa nan nichi dess-ka?_________dess.What day of the month is it today?

    5. Ky-wa nan yobi dess-ka?_________dess.

    What day of the week is it today?

    6. Ky-no o-tenki-wa d dess-ka?_________dess.

    How is the weather today?

    7. Choose the appropriate response.

    Komban-wa. (a) a. Good evening.

    Oyasumi-nasai. ( ) b. Goodbye.

    Konnichi-wa. ( ) c. Congratulations.

    Saynara. ( ) d. Thank you.

    Irasshaimase. ( ) e. Welcome. (Please come in.)

    Omedet-gozaimahss. ( )f. Good day.

    (Hello. Good afternoon.)

    Arigat-gozaimahss. ( ) g. Good morning.

    Gomen-nasai. ( ) h. Good night.

    Ohay-gozaimahss. ( ) i. I am sorry.

    (Excuse me. Pardon me.)

    8.Circle the correct answer.

    roku 9 7 4 6 2

    ni-j-san 33 21 15 11 23

    go-hyaku 211 510 100 500 300

    hachi-j-hachi 24 36 88 49 18

    sen-ky-hyaku roku-j-san 185 1226 1963 1684 1953

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    LESSON 15

    Let's go shopping!

    VOCABULARY

    kaimonoshopping

    ikimashlets go

    korethis (pronoun, for near objects)

    are/sore/that (pronoun, for distant objects)

    ikura < how much

    (o-)mise(shop, store

    depatodepartment store

    ni-hyaku en 20 0200 yen

    sanman en 30,00030, 000 yen

    goman nana-sen en 57,00057, 000 yen

    on-sen en 4,0004,000 yen

    hassen en 8,0008,000 yen

    hyaku en 100100 yen

    -man en 100, 000100, 000 yen

    ni-sen en2,000 2, 000 yen

    sp(mketto)supermarket

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    PHRASES

    Kaimono-ni ikimash! Let's go shopping!

    X-wa doko-de kaemahss-ka? Where can I buy X?

    X-wa depto-de kaemahss. .You can buy X at department store.

    Kore-wa ikura dess-ka? How much is this?

    Kore-wa hyaku en dess.100 .This is 100 yen.

    Kore-wa yon-sen en dess.4,000 .This is 4,000 yen.

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    Are (Sore)-wa ikura dess-ka?( How much is that (over there)?

    Are (Sore)-wa sanman en dess.(30, 000 .That (it) is 30, 000 yen.

    X-wa ikura dess-ka?X How much is X?

    X-wa 8,000en dess.X 8000 ,X is 8000 yen.

    EXERCISES

    Refer to the pictures on the right and fill in the price amount.

    1. Ningy-wa ikura dess-ka?

    How much is the doll?

    Ningy-wa_________dess.

    The doll is 8, 000 yen.

    2. Hagaki-wa_________dess.

    The postcard is 100 yen.

    3. Pasokon-wa_________dess.

    The PC is 100,000yen.

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    4. Shinju-wa doko-de kaemahss-ka?

    Where can I buy the pearl?

    Shinju-wa _________kaemahss.

    You can buy the pearl at department store.

    5. Kamera-wa ikura dess-ka?

    How much is the camera?

    Camera-wa __________________dess.

    The camera is 57,000 yen.

    6. Momo-wa doko-de kaemahss-ka?

    Where can I buy the peach?

    Momo-wa __________________ kaemahss.

    You can buy the peach at supermarket.

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    LESSON 16

    How are you feeling?

    VOCABULARY

    atamahead

    hatooth, teeth o-naka stomach

    bykiill, illness

    itaipainful, aching

    gokigenfeeling, state of health

    kusurimedicine

    ishadoctor

    PHRASES

    Gokigen ikaga dess-ka? How are you?

    Watashi-wa genki dess. .I am well. (I am fine.)

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    Atama-ga itai dess. .I have a headache. (My head aches.)

    Ha-ga itai dess. .I have a toothache. (My tooth aches.)

    O-naka-ga itai dess. .

    I have a stomach ache. (My stomach aches.)

    Netsu-ga arimahss. .I have a fever.

    Kaze-o hikimashta. I caught a cold.

    EXERCISES

    1. Atama-g a_________ dess.I have a headache.

    2. _________itai dess.

    I have a stomach ache.

    3. _________itai dess.

    I have a toothache.

    4. Kaze-o_________.

    I caught a cold.

    5. _________arimahss.

    I have a fever.

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    LESSON 17

    Body Parts

    Clothing

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    EXERCISES

    Refer to the pictures on the right and fill in the blanks.

    Kore-wa nan dess-ka?What is this?

    1. Kore-wa________dess.

    This is a nose.

    2. Kore-wa________dess.

    This is an ear.

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    3. Kore-wa________dess.

    These are hands.

    4. Kore-wa________dess.

    This is a foot.

    5. Kore-wa________dess.

    These are eyes.

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    LESSON 18

    You and I, your and my

    VOCABULARY

    wata(k) shi-nomy

    anata-noyour

    kabanbag

    tomodacmfriend (sometimes o-tomodachi)

    PHRASES

    Watashi-wa anata-no tomodachi dess.

    I am your friend.

    Anata-wa watashi-no tomodachi dess.

    You are my friend.

    Watashi-wa anata-no sensei dess.

    I am your teacher.

    Anata-wa watashi-no sensei dess.

    . You are my teacher.

    Kore-wa anata-no kaban dess-ka?

    Is this your bag?

    Kore-wa watashi-no kaban dess.

    This is my bag.

    Kore-wa watashi-no uwagi dess.

    .This is my jacket.

    Kore-wa anata-no rait dess-ka?

    Is this your lighter?

    EXERCISES

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    LESSON 19

    This and that

    VOCABULARY

    hataflag

    doadoor

    meifamous

    utsukushiibeautiful

    kawaiicute,pretty

    konothis (adjective)

    anothat (adjective, for faraway objects)

    sonothat (adjective, for nearby objects)

    PHRASES

    Kore-wa yfuku dess. Kono yfuku-wa kawaii dess.

    This is a dress. This dress is pretty.

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    Are-wa bara dess. Ano bara-wa utsukushii dess.

    .That is a rose. That rose is beautiful.

    Sore-wa hoteru dess. Sono hoteru-wa ymei dess.

    . .It is the hotel. The hotel is famous.

    Kore-wa doa dess. Kono doa-wa deguchi dess.

    .This is the door. This door is an exit.

    Kore-wa o-kashi dess. Kono o-kashi-wa amai dess.

    .This is a candy. This candy is sweet.

    Aore-wa hata dess. Aono hata-wa Nihon-no-hata dess.

    . .That is a flag. That flag is Japanese flag.

    Sore-wa hon dess. Sono hon-wa jisho dess.

    . .That(It) is a book. That book is a dictionary.

    EXERCISES

    Refer to the pictures on the right and fill in the blanks.

    1. Kore-wa_________dess.

    This is candy.

    Kono o-kashi-wa_________dess.

    This candy is sweet.

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    2. Kore-wa_________dess.

    This is a flag.

    Kono hata-wa_________dess.

    This flag is a Japanese flag.

    3. Sore-wa_________dess.

    It is a book.

    Sono hon-wa_________dess.

    That book is a dictionary.

    4. Are-wa_________dess.

    That is a rose.

    _________hana-wa_________dess.

    That rose is beautiful.

    5. Kore-wa_________dess.

    This is a dress.

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    LESSON 20

    Adjectives

    VOCABULARY

    hane feather

    jitoothpick

    seheight (of a person)

    adjective form -i

    omoiheavy

    karuilight

    nagailong

    mijikaishort

    hayaifast

    osoislow, late

    hikuilow, short (in height)

    FujisanMt. Fuji

    keshikiscenery

    akaitall, high

    kiilarge

    chiisasmall

    atarashiinew

    furuiold

    maruiround

    shikakuisquare

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    utsukushiibeautiful

    PHRASES

    Kono ishi-wa omoi dess. This stone is (these stones are) heavy.

    Kami-wa karui dess. ,A (sheet of) paper is light.

    Hashi-wa nagai dess. .The chopsticks are long.

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    Yji-wa mijikai dess. This toothpick is short.

    Jettoki-wa hayai dess. A jet plane is fast.

    Densha-wa osoi dess. A train is slow.

    Kodomo-no se-wa hikui dess. .

    A child's height is low. (A child is short.)

    Otona-no se-wa takai dess. .An adult's height is tall.

    Kono hako-wa kii dess. This box is large.

    Kono bru-wa chusai dess. ( This ball is small.

    Watashi-no kutsu-wa atarashii dess.

    .My shoes are new.

    Anata-no kutsushita-wa rurui dess.

    Your socks are old.

    EXERCISES

    Fill in the blanks.

    1. Kami-wa omoi dess-ka?

    Is a (sheet of) paper heavy?

    Iie, kami-wa_________dess.

    No, a paper is light.

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    2. Kono hako-wa chiisai dess-ka?

    Is this box small?

    Iie, kono hako-wa_________dess.

    No, this box is big.

    3. Jettoki-wa_________dess-ka?

    Is a jet plane fast?

    Hai, jettoki-wa_________dess.

    Yes, a jet plane is fast.

    4. Kono bru-wa kii dess-ka?

    Is this ball big?

    Iie, kono bru-wa _________dess.

    No, this ball is small.

    5. Anata-no kutsu-wa furui dess-ka?

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    Are your shoes old?

    Iie, _________kutsu-wa_________ dess.

    No, my shoes are new.

    6. Takushii-wa_________dess-ka?

    Is a taxi fast?

    Iie, takushii-wa_________dess.

    A taxi is slow.

    Refer to the pictures on the right and choose the correct adjectives:

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    Fill in the blanks:

    7. Fujisan-wa_________yama dess.

    Mt. Fuji is a high mountain.

    8. Watashi-wa_________yfuku-o kaimashta.I bought a new dress (clothes).

    9. Watashi-wa_________keshiki-ga suki dess.

    I love the beautiful scenery.

    10. Kono bru-wa_________dess.

    This ball is round.

    11. Kono nimotsu-wa_________dess.

    This luggage is heavy.

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    LESSON 21

    Adverbs

    adverb form - ku -

    hayaku/fast, early, quickly

    osoku slowly,late

    hikuku low

    takaku high

    omokuMheavily

    karuku lightly

    nagaku long

    mijikaku short

    utsukushiku beautifully

    okuwell

    akaku red

    tsumetakucold

    kimashtacame

    ikimahssgo, goes

    tobimahssfly, flies

    tobimashtaflew

    narimahssbecome, becomes

    narimashtabecame (got turned into, etc.)

    imahssam, is, are, have been, has been

    kiremahsscut, cuts

    kirimashtacut (past tense)

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    sakimahssbloom, blooms

    benkya study (noun)

    shimahssdo, does

    NihongoJapanese

    dekimahsscan

    NOTE: The formation and use of adverbs in Japanese is somewhat different from that English. The chief difference to be noted here is that narimahss (become, becomes) an

    narimashta(became) are used with an adverb in Japanese rather than with an adjective as

    English.

    PHRASES

    Watashi-wa hayaku ikimahss. .

    I shall go quickly (early).

    Watashi-wa osoku kimashta. .I came late.

    Ano tori-wa hiku-ku tobimahss. .That bird is flying low.

    Jettoki-wa takaku tobimashta. .

    The jet plane flew high.

    Nimotsu-ga omoku narimashta. .The luggage is getting (becoming) heavy.

    Nimotsu-ga karuku narimashta. .The luggage became light.

    Watashi-wa nagaku Nihon-ni imahss.

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    7. Watashi-wa kami-no-ke-o_________ kirimashta.

    I cut my hair short. (I have my hair cut short.)

    8. Hana-wa _________ sakimahss.

    The flowers are blooming beautifully.

    9. Nimotsu-ga_________ narimashta.

    The luggage became light.

    10. Watashi-wa_________ Nihon-ni imahss.

    I have been in Japan for a long time.

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    LESSON 22

    Many and much, little and few

    VOCABULARY

    takusana lot of, many, much

    sukoshia few, a little

    ikutsuhow many

    sukoshi-monone (with negative verb)

    madastill, yet

    arimahssis, are, there is, there are

    arimasenis not, are not,

    imahssis, are (of living creatures)

    PHRASES

    Hon-wa takusan arimahss-ka?

    Are there a lot of books? (Are there many books?)

    Hai, takusan arimahss,, .Yes, there are a lot. (Yes, there are.)

    Iie, takusan arimasen. .No, there aren't many.

    Soukoshi arimahss. .inhere are a few.

    Sukoshi-mo arimasen. .There aren't any. (There are none.)

    X-wa mada takusan arimahss-ka?

    X Are there a lot of X?

    Ikutsu arimahss-ka? How many?

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    EXERCISES

    Refer to the pictures on the right and fill in the blanks.

    1. Gohan-wa takusan arimahss-ka?

    Are there much cooked rice?

    Hai, _________ arimahss.

    Yes, there are much.

    2. Tori-wa takusan imahss-ka?

    Are there many birds?

    _________, _________ imahss.Yes, there are many.

    3. Anata-wa hon-o takusan motte-imahss-ka?

    Do you have many books?

    Hai, _________ motte-imahss.

    Yes, I have many.

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    4. Isu-wa takusan arimahss-ka?

    There are a lot of chairs?Iie, _________ arimasen.

    No, there aren't many.

    5. Ikutsu arimahss-ka? Hitotsu_________ .

    How many. There is one.

    6. Ringo-wa takusan arimahss-ka?

    There are a lot of apples?

    Iie, _________ arimasen.

    No, there aren't many.

    _________ arimahss.

    There is one.

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    Where is the pen?

    Pen-wa tsukue-no ue-ni arimahss.

    The pen is on the desk.

    Megane-wa doko-ni arimahss-ka?

    Where are the eyeglasses?

    Megane-wa hikidashi-no naka-ni arimahss.

    The eyeglasses are in the drawer.

    Denki-no suitchi-wa doko-ni arimahss-ka?

    Where is the electric switch?

    Sore-wa doa-no waki-ni arimahss.

    It is beside the door.

    Kumo-wa doko-ni arimahss-ka? Where is the cloud?

    Kumo-wa sora-no ue-ni arimahss. .The cloud is in the sky.

    Gink-wa doko-ni arimahss-ka? Where is the bank?

    Gink-wa kono michi-no hidari-gawa-ni arimahss.

    The bank is on the left side of this street.

    Kaisha-wa doko dess-ka? Where is your office?

    Kaisha-wa hidari-ni arimahss. My office is at (to) the left.

    EXERCISES

    Refer to the pictures and fill in the blanks.

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    1. Bru-wa doko-ni arimahss-ka?

    Where is the ball?

    Bru-wa_________ _________arimahss.

    The ball is in the box.

    2. Megane-wa doko-ni arimahss-ka?

    Where are the eyeglasses?

    Megane-wa_________ _________arimahss.

    The eyeglasses are on the desk.

    3. Hon-ya-wa doko dess-ka?

    Where are the bookstore?

    Hon-ya-wa kono michi-no_________

    arimahss.

    The bookstore is on the left side of this street.

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    LESSON 24

    Let's make a phone call!

    VOCABULARY

    denwatelephone

    kakemash(telephone) let's call

    moshi, moshi,hello (on the telephone)

    sanMiss, Mr. ,Mrs. (never with one's own name)

    -motoo, also

    hanasu-kototo speak, speaking (noun)

    zuwell

    ne"...... don't you?... can't you?isn't it?aren't you? etc.

    dewathen, well then

    SayonaraGood bye

    PHRASES

    John:Moshi, moshi. Keiko-san dess-ka?

    ,,Hello. Is this Keiko?

    Keiko: Hai, s dess. Yes, it is.

    John:Watashi-wa John dess. Gokigen ikaga dess-ka?

    . This is John. How are you?

    Keiko:

    Watashi-wa genki dess. Anata-wa ikaga dess-ka?.

    I'm fine. How are you?

    John:Watashi-mo genki dess. Anata-wa Eigo-o hanasukoto-ga dekimahss-ka? I'm fine too. Can you speak English?

    Keiko:Hai, sukoshi dekimahss. Anata-wa Nihongo-ga jzu dess ne,, .Yes, I cana little. You can speak Japanese well, can't you?

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    John:Arigat-gozaimahss. Dewa, saynara.

    . ,.Thank you. Well then, goodbye.

    Hanako: Soaynara..Goodbye.

    EXERCISES

    Answer the questions.

    1 . _________ Keiko-san dess-ka?

    Hello. Is this Keiko?

    Hai, s dess.

    Yes, it is.

    2. Watashi-wa_________ dess. _________ ikaga dess-ka?

    This is John. How are you?

    3. Watashi-wa_________ dess. Anata-wa ikaga dess-ka?

    I'm fine. How are you?

    4. Watashi-mo_________ dess.

    I'm fine too.

    5. Dewa, _________.

    Well then, goodbye.

    Saynara.

    Goodbye.

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    fingerrepresent a pair of scissors, called choki. Each player makes whichever of thegestures he chooses, and the winner is decided as follows:Paper wraps stone, so paper wiover stone. Stone is too hard for scissors to cut, so stone wins over scissors. Scissors c

    paper, so scissors win over paper.

    As you play this game, you may sing the following well-known Japanese children's son

    (ask one of your Japanese friends to teach you the melody):

    Haru-ga Kita

    1. Ha-ru-ga ki-ta, ha-ru-ga ki-ta. Doko-ni-ki-ta? Ya-ma-ni ki-ta, sa-to-ni ki-ta, no-ni-m

    ki-ta.

    ,, .

    2. To-ri-ga na-ku, to-ri-ga na-ku. Do-ko-de-na-ku? Ya-ma-de na-ku, sa-to-de na-ku, no

    de-mo na-ku. .

    3. Ha-na-ga sa-ku, ha-na-ga sa-ku. Do-ko-ni-sa-ku? ia-ma-ni sa-ku, sa-to-ni sa-ku, no-n

    mo sa-ku.

    . . .

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    Vocabulary List

    Japanese - English

    agochin

    aisatsugreetingsakaired (adjective)akakured (adverbial form)akiautumnamaisweetamerainAmerika-jinan American, American peopleanatayou

    anata-ni

    to youanata-noyouranata-wayou (nominative)anothat (adjective, for distant objects)arethat (pronoun, for distant objects)arigat.Thank you. (less formal)arigat -gozaimahss.Thank you. (more formal)arimasenis not, are not, there is not, there are notarimahssis, are, there is, there are

    asamorningashileg, foot, legs, feetashi-no-yubitoe, toesashitatomorrowasutomorrowatamaheadatarashiinewatatakai warm

    atsui/

    hotbaneveningbararosebasuteibus stopberutobeltbenkystudy (noun)bijinesu-manbusinessmanbruball

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    bshihatbubunpartbuta-nikuporkcha (o-cha).)tea chusai small, littlechikatetsu no ekisubway stationChgoku-jina Chinese, Chinese peoplede-wa arimasenam/is/are notdeguchiexitdekimasenbe unable, cannotdekimahssbe able, candenkielectricity, electric light, electricdenshatraindenwatelephonedepto/department sotredeshitawas, were

    desu (des)am, is, aredewathen, well thendhowdoadoorDoitsu-jina German, German peopledokowheredmovery muchdorewhichDo-yobiSaturdaydzopleaseEigoEnglish languageekistationempitsupencilenyenfku-forkFujisanMt. Fujifukushiadverb

    fun (pun)minuteFuransu-jina French, French peoplefuruioldfutari two personsfutatsu twofutsuka second (day of the month)fuyuwinter-ga(nominative postposition)

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    gakusei. studentgenkihealthy, fine, wellgetawooden clogsGetsu-ybiMondayginkbankgofivegochis-sama.(everyday expression said after eating)Go-satsuMaygogoafternoon, P. M.gohancooked ricegokigenfeeling, state of healthgomen-nasai.I am sorry, excuse me, pardon megorufugolfgozenmorning, A. M.gynikubeef

    gynymilkhatooth, teethhachieightHachi-gatsuAugusthagakipostcardhaiyeshaizaraashtrayhakoboxhanhalfhanaflowerhananosehanasu-kototo speak, speaking (noun)happihappi coatharuspringhasni (o-hashi)chopstickshataflaghatsukatwentieth (day of the month)

    hayai /fast,quick, early (adjective)hayaku/fast, quickly, early (adverb)heyaroomhidarileft (direction)hidari-gawa'left sidehikidashidrawerhikkiairplanehikuilow, short (in height)

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    hikuku low (adverbial form)hiruafternoon, noon, p. m.hitaiforeheadhitorione personhitotsuone hizakneehoho cheekhonbookhon-yabookshophoteruhotelhyakuhundredhyogenexpression (in speech)ichi- one

    ichipositionIchi-gatsuJanuary

    Igirisu-jina British, British peopleii (yoi)good, fineiieno (interjection)ikagahow?ikimahss (yukimahss)go, goesikurahow muchikutsuhow manyimahssis, are, amimasenis not, are not, am notinudogirasshaimase.Welcome. Please come in.ishadoctorishistone, rockisuchairitadakimahss(everyday expression, said before eating) I shall (eat). Let's eatitaipainfulitsukafifth (day of the month)

    itsutsufiveJan-ken-pon(the Japanese game of "scissors, paper and stone")ettokijet plane

    -jio'clock, timeidshacarishodictionaryzuvery well, be skillful, be good atten

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    J-gatsuOctoberJ-ichi-gatsuNovemberJ-ni-gatsuDecembershoaddress

    -ka(The sentence that ends with -ka is an interrogative sentence.)kabansuitcase, brief casekaimonoshoppingkaishaofficekakemahss (denwa-o) call(kakimahsswrite, writeskaku-kototo write, writing (noun)kameracamerakamipaperkami-no-kehairkaoface

    karadabodykaraisalty, peppery, spicykaruilight (adjective)karukulightly (adverb)

    kasa umbrella

    kashi (o-kashi)cakekatashoulderkataihard, crispkawaiicute, lovely, prettyKa-yobiTuesdaykazecoldkazunumberkehairkeitai denwacell phonekeiyshiadjectivekeshikiscenerykikclimate

    kimahsscome, comeskinyesterdayKinybiFridaykipputicketkiraidislikekiremahss cut kirimashta cut (past tense)kisetsuseasonkitacame, has come

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    kodomochild, childrenkhiicoffeekoko, koko-niherekokonokaninth(day of the month)kokonotsuninekomban-wagood eveningkongetsuthis monthkonnichi-wagood day, Hello, Good afternoonkonothis (adjective)konshthis weekkorethis (pronoun)kore-wathis (pronoun, nominative)kotaeanswerkuninekubineck

    kuchimouthkudamonofruit...kudasai...(please) give meKugatsuSeptemberkkairportkumoricloudykutsushoeskutsushitastockings, sockskytodaykyninekyjitsuholidaymadastill, yetmaebefore, to (in telling time)manten thousandmaruiroundmeeye, eyesmeganeeyeglasses

    meshiagare please help yourself.michistreet, roadmigiright (direction)mijikaishort (adjective)mijikakushort (adverb)mikkathird (day of the month)mimiear, earsmirukumilk

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    mise (o-mise) )shop, storemittsuthreemizu (o-mizu)water-motoo, alsoMoku-ybiThursdaymomopeachmoshi, moshi, hello (on the telephone)motte-imasenhave not, has notmotte-imahsshave, hasmuikasixth (day of the month)munechestmuttsusixnagailong (adjective)nagaku long (adverb)nakainside (noun)

    naifuknifenaku cry,sing (birds)namaenamenan-jiwhat timernan, naniwhat?nanokaseventh (day of the month)nana, nanatsusevennapukinnapkinnarimashtabecame, grewnarimahssbecome, becomes, grow, growsnatsusummer...,ne... ,isn't it?... ,aren't you?, don't you? etcnekutaitienetsufevernitwo-nito, at, in, fornichiday (date)

    nichydaily, everydayNichi-ybiSundayNi-gatsu FebruaryNihon JapanNihongoJapanese languageNihon-jina Japanese, Japanese peopleNihon ryri Japanese dishes (cooking)nikumeat

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    nimotsuluggage, package-nin-people (counting people)ningydollnofield-noof, s (possessive;postposition for possessive case)nodothroat-no naka-ni in, inside-no shita-ni under -no soba-ni by, beside, next to-no ue-ni on, to top of, over-no ushiro-ni behind-no waki-niby, beside, next to-o(postposition for objective case)otailo-(honorific prefix often added to a noun for politeness)

    o-chateaOhay -gozaimahssGood morningo-hashi.chopsticksoishii tasty, deliciouso-kashicake, candyokiibig, largeomedet-gozaimahss congratulationomeshiagari kudasai please help yourselfo-mise, shop, storeo-mizuwateromoiheavyomokuheavilyo-nakastomachongakumusico-satsugaro-sembeiJapanese rice crackerso-shiosalt

    osoislow, lateosoku slowly, late (adverb)o-tenkiweathero-tfubean curdotonaadult, grown-upoyasumi-nasaiGood nightpasokonpersonal computerpen pen

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    pianopianopun (fun)minuteraigetsunext monthraishnext weekraitlighterresutoranrestaurantringoapplerokusixRoku-gatsuJuneryorifood, cookingsakanafishsakimahssblooms, bloomsakesakesaku blooms, bloomsamuicold

    san-three-sanMr. ,Mrs., MissSan-gatsuMarchsashimisashimisatovillagesat (o-sat)sugarsaynara.Goodbyeseheight (of a person)sembei (o-sembei)Japanese rice crackerssenthousandsengetsulast monthsenseiteachersenshlast weekshatsushirtshifourshichisevenShichi-gatsuJuly

    Shi-gatsuAprilshikakuisquareshimahssdo, doesshimbunnewspapershinjupearl, pearlsshinkansenbullet trainshinsenfreshshio (o-shio) ()salt

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    shiroiwhiteshitatongueshitabottom, lower part, foot (of hill)shokkidinnerwareshweeksoso, exactly!sobanoodles soko, soko-ni,theresonothat (adjective, for non-distant objects)soraskysorethat (pronoun, for nondistant objects)sore-wathat (pronoun, nominative, for non-distant objects)sugiafter, past (in telling time)suitchiswitchsuiybiWednesdaysukilike

    sukoshia little, a fewsukoshi-mononesumimasen (suimasen)sorry, thank youspmketto/supermarKetsupnspoonsushisushisuzushiicooltabako/cigarettetabemonofoodtaberu-kototo eat, eatingnoun)tadashiiright, correcttakaihigh, talltakakuhigh (adverb)takusana lot of, many, muchtakushiitaxitamagoeggtangovocabulary

    tateverticaltehandtenki (o-tenki) weathertotentobimahssfly, flies (verb)tfu (o-tofu)bean curdtkatenth (day of the month)tokeiwatch, clock

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    Tkycapital city of Japantomodachi (o-tomodachi) )friendtoribirdtsuitachifirst (day of the month)tsukimonthtsukuedesktsumetaicool, coldtsumetakucool, colduchihouse, homeudearmuetop, upper partushiroback, rear (noun)utsukushiibeautifulutsukushikubeautifullyuwagijacket, coat

    -wa(nominative postposition)wakisidewaruibadwatashi (watakshi)Iwatashi-ni (watakshi-ni)to mewatashi-no (watakshi-no)mywatashi-wa (watakshi-wa)I-yastore, shopamamountainasaivegetable, vegetablesattsueightawarakaisoftbidays of the weekkaeighth (days of the month)kkayokka (days of the month)o, yonfourbi day of the week

    fukuclothes, dress (Western style)oi (ii)good, finejitoothpickokohorizontalokuwellomu-kototo read, reading (noun)ottsufourubifinger

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    gataeveningukisnowukimahss (ikimahss)go, goesuku-koto (iku-koto)to go, going (noun)meifamous

    zrisandalszubonpants

    English - Japanese

    a fewsukoshi a littlesukoshi A. M.gozen addressjush adjectivekeiyshi

    adultotona adverbfukushi aftersugi afternoongogo, hiru ,airplane hikki airportkuko also-mo am dess, imahss,am notde-wa arimasen, imasen ,American(people) Amerika-jin answerkotae appleringo AprilShi-gatsu aredess, arimahss, imahss ,,are notarimasen, imasen ,armude ashtrayhaizara

    at-ni -AugustHachi-gatsuautumnaki backushiro badwarui ballbru bankgink be abledekimahss, dekiru ,

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    be good atjzu be skillfuljzu bebe unabledekimasen beancurd tfu (o-tfu) )beautifulutsukushii beautifullyutsukushiku becamenarimashta become (s)narimahss, naru ,beforemae behind-no ushiro-ni beltberuto beside-no soba-ni, -no waki-ni ,bigkiibirdtori bloomsakimahss, saku ,

    bodvkarada bookhon bookshophon-ya bottomshita boxhako briefcase kaban British, British peopleIgirisu-jin bulletshinkansen businessmanbijinesu-man bus stopbasuteiby-no waki-ni, -no soba-ni ,cakekashi (o-kashi) ()call(denwa-o) kamemahss, kakeru ( ,camekita, kimasnta , camerakamera candekimahsscandyo-kashi

    cannotdekimasencapitalTky carjidsha cell phonekeitai denwa chairisu cheekhoho chestmune child,children kodomo

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    chinago chopstickshashi (o-hashi) Chinese, Chinese peopleChgoku-jin cigarette tabako climatekik 'clocktokei clothesyfuku cloudykumori coat uwagi coffeekhii coldsamui, tsumetai ,,kaze ,tsumetaku comekimahss, kuru ,congratulationomedet-gozaimahss cooked ricegohan cookingryri coolsuzushii, tsumetai ,

    correcttaaashii crispkatai crynaku cut(past tense) kirimashta ,kiremahss cutekawaii dailynichij day(date) nichi days of the weekybi DecemberJni-gatsu deliciousoishii department sotredepato desktsukue dictionaryjisho dinnerwareshokki dislikekirai do(es)shimahss, suru , doctorisha

    doginu dollningyo doordoadrawerhikidashi dressyfuku ear(s)mimi early (adj.) hayai/(adv.) hayaku / eating(n.) taberu-koto

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    eggtamagoeighthachi, yattsu ,eighth(days of the month) yka electricdenki English(language) Eigo eveningban, ygata II,everydaynichij Excuse me.Gomen-nasai. .exitdeguchi expressionhyogen eye(s)me eyeglassesmegane facekao famousyumei fast(adj.) hayai /;(adv.) hayaku /

    FebruaryNi-gatsu feelinggokigen feetashi fevernetsu fieldno fifth(day of the month) itsuka fineii, yoi, genki ,fingeryubi first(day of the month) tsuitachi fishsakana fivego, itsutsu ,flaghata flowerhana fly/fliestobimahss foodtabemono footashi ;(of hill) shita foreheadhitai

    forkfoku fouryon, shi, yo, yottsu ,fourth(days of the month) yokka French,French people Furansu-jin freshshinsen FridayKinybi friendtomodachi (o-tomodachi) fruitkudamono

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    German,German people Doitsu-jingiveme kudasai go(es)ikimahss (yukimahss), iku (yuku) ,going(n.) iku-koto (yuku-koto) golfgoruru goodii, yoi ,Goodafternoon. Konnichi-wa. Goodday. Konnichi-wa. .Good evening.Komban-wa. Good morning.Ohay-gozaimahss. .Good night.Oyasumi-nasai. .Goodbye.Saynara. .greetingsaisatsu grewnarimashtagrow(s) narimahss, naru ,

    beefgyuniku hairkami-no-ke, ke ,half hanhand tehappicoat happihard kataihas/havemotte-imahss has/have notmotte-imasen hatboshiheadatama healthygenki heavilyomoku heavyomoi height(of a person) se hello(on the telephone) moshi,

    moshihellokonnichi-wa

    herekoko, koko-ni ,;high(adv.) takaku ;adj.) takai holidaykyujitsu homeuchi horizontalyoko hotatsui /hotelhoteru houseuchi

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    howd, ikaga,how much(numbers) ikutsu ;(price) ikura hundredhyaku Iwata(ku)shi, wata(ku)shi-wa , I am sorryGomen-nasai in-ni, -no naka-ni, ;insidenaka, -no naka-ni , isdess, arimahss, imahss , ,isnot arimasen, imasen ,acketuwagi

    JanuaryIchi-gatsu -JapanNihon Japanese(dishes) Nihon ryri ;(language) Nihongo ;people) Nihon-j

    Japaneserice crackers sembei (o-sembei)( ,)

    etplane jettoki JulyShichi-gatsuJuneRoku-gatsu kneehiza largekiilast monthsengetsu last weeksensh late(adj.) osoi ;(adv.) osokulefthidari

    left sidehidari-gawa leg(s)ashi light(adj.) karui ;(adv.) karuku lighterraitlikesuki littlechiisai long(adj.) nagai ;(adv.) nagaku lovelykawaii

    low(adj.) hikui ;(adv.) hikuku lower partshita luggagenimotsu manytakusan MarchSan-gatsu MayGo-gatsumeatniku milkgyunyu, mirk ,

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    minutefun (pun)Miss-san MondayGetsu-yobi monthtsuki morningasa, gozen ,mountainyama mouthkuchi Mr.-san Mrs.-san Mt. FujiFujisan muchtakusan musicongaku mywatashi-no napkinnapukin namenamae

    neckkubi newatarashii newspapershimbun next monthraigetsu next to-no soba-ni, -no waki-ni ,next weekraishu nineku, ky, kokonotsu ,ninth(day of the month) kokonoka no(interjection) iie nonesukoshi-mo noodlessoba noonhiru nosehana NovemberJichi-gatsunumberkazu OctoberJgatsu of-no

    officekaisha oldfurui on-no ue-nioneichi, hitotsu ,oneperson hitori over-no ue-nio'clock-ji p. m.hiru, gogo ,

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    packagenimotsu painfulitai pantszubon paperkami partbubun past(in telling time) sugi peachmomo pearl(s)shinju penpen pencilempitsu -people(counting) -nin pepperykarai personal computerpasokon pianopiano please kudasai, dzo ,

    please come inirasshaimase please help yourselfdzo meshia-gare, omeshiagari kudasai ,

    porkbuta-niku positionichi postcardhagaki prettykawaii quickhayai /quicklyhavaku

    rainame reading(n.) yomu-koto rearushiro red(adj.) akai ;(adv.) akaku restaurantresutoran rightmigi ;tadashii roadmichi rockishi

    roomheya rosebara roundmarui sakesake saltshio (o-shio)()salty(sio)karai ()sandalszori sashimisashimi

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    SaturdayDo-ybi scenerykeshiki seasonkisetsu second(day of the month) futsuka SeptemberKugatsu sevennana, shichi, nanatsu ,seventh(day of the month) nanoka shirtshatsu shoeskutsu shop(o-)mise (,-ya shoppingkaimono short(adj.) hikui ;mijikai ;adv.) mijikaku shoulderkata sidesoba, waki sing(birds) naku

    sixroku, muttsu ,sixth(day of the month) muika skysora slowosoi slowlyosoku smallchiisaisnowyuki sososockskutsushita softyawarakai sorrysumimasen (suimasen) speaking(n.) hanasu-koto spicykarai spoonsupn springharu squareshikakui stateof health gokigen

    stationeki stockingskutsushita stomacho-naka stoneishi store-ya streetmichi studentgakusei studybenky

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    subwaystation chikatetsu no eki sugarsat (o-sat) suitcasekaban summernatsu SundayNichi-yobi supermarketsupmketto sushisushi sweetamai switchsuitchi tailo talltakai tastyoishii taxitakushii teacha (o-cha) teachersensei

    teethha telephonedenwa tenj, t tenthousand man tenthtka thank you arigat (less formal), arigato-gozaimahss (more formal) .

    ,sumimasen (suimasen) thatano, sono, are, sore, sore-wa ,,,,thendewa theresoko, soko-ni ,there are/isarimahss there are/is notarimasen third(day of the month) mikka thiskono, kore, kore-wa ,,this monthkongetsu this weekkonsh thousandsen

    threesan, mittsu ,throatnodo ThursdayMoku-yobi ticketkippu tienekutaitime-ji to(in telling time) mae, -ni ,to eattaberu-koto

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    to goyuku-koto to mewatashi-ni to readyomu-koto to speakhanasu-koto to top of-no ue-ni to writekaku-koto to youanata-ni todaykyo toe(s)ashi-no-yubi tomorrowashita, asu tongueshita too-mo toothha toothpickyji topue

    traindensha TuesdayKa-ybi twentieth(day of the month) hatsuka twoni, futatsu ,two personsfutari umbrellakasa under-no shita-ni upper partue vegetableyasai verticaltate very muchdmo very welljzu villagesato vocabularytango warmatatakai/was/weredeshita watch tokei watermizu (o-mizu)

    weathertenki (o-tenki) WednesdaySuiybi weeksh welcomeIrasshaimase wellgenki, yoku ,well thendewa whatnani, nan what timenan-ji

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    wheredoko whichdore whiteshiroi winterfuyu woodenclogs geta zwrite(s)kakimahss, kaku . writing(n.) Kaku-koto enen eshai esterdaykin ouanata, anata-wa , ouranata-no

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