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    Foreign Language (Nihonggo) Worksheet #2 Japanese Conversational Phrases

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    The document contains a list of 40 common Japanese conversational phrases with their English translations. The phrases cover greetings, self-introductions, asking questions, expressing emotions, apologizing, and asking for clarification. Some example phrases included are "Konnichiwa" meaning "Hello", "Arigatou" meaning "Thank you", "Gomen nasai" meaning "I'm sorry", and "Doko desu ka?" meaning "Where is it?". The list was compiled from various reference sources as an assignment to learn common Japanese phrases used in everyday conversation.

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    The document contains a list of 40 common Japanese conversational phrases with their English translations. The phrases cover greetings, self-introductions, asking questions, expressing emotions, apologizing, and asking for clarification. Some example phrases included are "Konnichiwa" meaning "Hello", "Arigatou" meaning "Thank you", "Gomen nasai" meaning "I'm sorry", and "Doko desu ka?" meaning "Where is it?". The list was compiled from various reference sources as an assignment to learn common Japanese phrases used in everyday conversation.

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    The document contains a list of 40 common Japanese conversational phrases with their English translations. The phrases cover greetings, self-introductions, asking questions, expressing emotions, apologizing, and asking for clarification. Some example phrases included are "Konnichiwa" meaning "Hello", "Arigatou" meaning "Thank you", "Gomen nasai" meaning "I'm sorry", and "Doko desu ka?" meaning "Where is it?". The list was compiled from various reference sources as an assignment to learn common Japanese phrases used in everyday conversation.

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    Foreign Language (Nihonggo) Worksheet #2 Japanese Conversational Phrases

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    The document contains a list of 40 common Japanese conversational phrases with their English translations. The phrases cover greetings, self-introductions, asking questions, expressing emotions, apologizing, and asking for clarification. Some example phrases included are "Konnichiwa" meaning "Hello", "Arigatou" meaning "Thank you", "Gomen nasai" meaning "I'm sorry", and "Doko desu ka?" meaning "Where is it?". The list was compiled from various reference sources as an assignment to learn common Japanese phrases used in everyday conversation.

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    Name and ID No: JOMARIE V.

    BARON/ 2008-5531A
    Date submitted: 15 APRIL 2021

    Foreign Language (Nihonggo)


    Worksheet #2

    JAPANESE CONVERSATIONAL PHRASES

    Instruction:
    Find appropriate references (books, magazines, websites, fb pages, blogs/vlogs, podcast, and other
    online sources).
    List 40 Japanese phrases or sentences that are used in common conversation and its operational English
    translation, i.e. when doing self-introduction, giving greetings, showing emotions, etc.

    1. Yoku dekimashita – Great job


    2. Omedetou gozaimasu – Congratulations
    3. Arigatou – Thank you
    4. Gomen nasai – I’m Sorry
    5. Sumimasen – Excuse me
    6. O-namae wa nan desu ka? – What is your name?
    7. Oaidekite ureshī desu – I am very glad to meet you.
    8. Nante iimashita ka? – What did you say?
    9. Wakarimasen – I don't understand
    10. Nante iimashita ka – What did you say?
    11. Yoku wakarimasu – I understand you perfectly.
    12. Eigo o hanasemasu ka – Do you speak English?
    13. Wakarimashita – I understand you
    14. Dai jobu desu – That's all right
    15. Konnichiwa – Hello
    16. Konbanwa – Good evening
    17. Moshi moshi – Hello (but only if you’re on the phone or something like Skype)
    18. Genki desu – I’m good/I’ve been doing well, thanks
    19. Ohisashiburi desu ne – Long time no see
    20. Arigatou gozaimasu – Thank you
    21. Douitashimashite – You’re welcome
    22. Gochisousama deshita – That was delicious
    23. Wasuremashita – I forgot
    24. Motto yukkuri kudasai – Please go a little slower
    25. Mou ichido kudasai – Could you say that one more time?
    26. Nihongo de perapera de wa nai desu – I’m not very fluent in Japanese
    27. Tetsudatte kuremasen ka? – Can you help me?
    28. Doko desu ka? – Where is it?
    29. Itsu desu ka? – When is it?
    30. Ima nanji desu ka? – What time is it right now?
    31. Hajimemashite – Please to meet you
    32. Ato de – Later
    33. Kyou – Today
    34. Kinou – Yesterday
    35. Dochira desu ka? – Which one is it?
    36. Mainichi – Everyday
    37. Nansai desu ka? – How old are you?
    38. Doko ni sundeimasu ka? – Where do you live?
    39. Kyoudai ga imasu ka? – Do you have siblings?
    40. Ikura desu ka? – How much does that cost?

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