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    Lesoon 1-Nihongo

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    The document provides a Japanese language learning lesson. It introduces common greetings and phrases like "How do you do" and "I'm happy to meet you". It also covers basic grammar structures when asking questions about objects, using pronouns like "this", "that" and "which". Examples of questions include "What is this/that?" and "Is this/that a [object]?". The document concludes with some dialogue practice asking and answering questions about names.

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    The document provides a Japanese language learning lesson. It introduces common greetings and phrases like "How do you do" and "I'm happy to meet you". It also covers basic grammar structures when asking questions about objects, using pronouns like "this", "that" and "which". Examples of questions include "What is this/that?" and "Is this/that a [object]?". The document concludes with some dialogue practice asking and answering questions about names.

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    Lesoon 1-Nihongo

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    JAPANESE

    SPEAKING
    TRANSLATION
    TOPIC 1
    LESSON 1
    HAJIMEMASHITE
    1. HAJIMEMASHITE KAIWA --------- How do you do?
    2. WATASHI WA SANTUSU DESU ---------- I am Santos.
    3. DOZO YOROSHIKU ---------- I am happy to meet you.

    A. HAJIMEMASHITE:
    - How do you?

    B. WATASHI WA TANAKA DESU ---------- I am Tanaka

    C. DOZO YOROSHIKU ---------- I am to meet you too.


    a. ANATA WA KAWADA SA DESU KA? ------------- Are you Mr.Kawada?
    LESSON 1
    b. HAI, SO DESU ----------- Yes, that ‘s right.

    c. ANATA WA KAWADA SAN DESU KA? ----------- Are you Mr.Kawada?

    d. LIE, YAMADA DESU ------------ No, I’m Yamada.

    e. ANATA WA DONATA DESU KA? ------------- I am Maria.

    f. NANI JIN DESU KA? ------------- What’s your nationality?

    g. NIHON JIN DESU ------------- I’m a Japanese

    h. KANKOO CAIDO DESU ------------- I’m a tourist guide.


    LESSON 1
    Demonstrative Pronouns
    KORE ------ This speaker holding the object or near to the object talking about.

    SORE ------ That speaker pointing at the object or far from the object talking about.

    ARE ------ Both the speaker and the listener are far from the object talking about.

    KONO ------ This followed by noun,speaker holding the object or near to the object.

    SONO ------ That followed by noun, speaker holding the object or near to the object.

    ANO ------ That followed by noun, both speaker far from the object.

    DORE ------ Which one /is

    DONO ------ followed by noun or what kind of.


    ROTOBA - WORDS
    PERSONAL PRONOUN

    Watasi- I Watasi tachi – we

    Anata - you Anata tachi – you

    Kare – he Kare tachi – they

    Kanojo – she Kanojo tachi – they


    Particles: Verb:

    Wa - subject matter Desu – am/ is /are


    No – of Donata – who
    Ka – question Jin – nationality
    San - Mr./Ms. Shokogyoo – profession/ occupation
    - Addressing people Nihongo – Japanese
    - Go language Nani – what
    Eigo- English
    ● LANGUAGE
    Sensei – teacher Taishi – ambassador

    Kaishain – employee Kashu – singer

    Isha – doctor Kenkyuusha - researcher

    Kangofu – nurse Koogakusha – engineer

    Ryokoosaha – traveler
    LANGUAGE
    Kankoo kayako –tourist

    Benhoshi – lawyer

    Kankoo ka – tourism

    Kyowiko – education

    Koogaku – engineering

    Veetaa – waiter
    LANGUAGE
    Chuguku jin – Chinese

    Firipin jin – Filipino

    Supein jin – Spanish

    Igirisu – British

    Doitsu jin – German

    Gakusei – student
    LANGUAGE
    Komuuin – gov’t employee Ginkooin – banker

    Ha isha - dentist Kankoo gaido – tourist guide

    Kaigi gakari – accountant Untensha – driver

    Hisho - secretary Suugoku – mathematics

    Ten ‘in – sales clerk Igaku – medicine

    Kanya – patient Kankoku jin- Korean

    Nihon jin – Japanese


    TOPIC 2
    LESSON 2
    Kaiwa - Kon wa nandesuka:
    Sore wan an desu ka? ------- What is that?

    Kore wa bory pen desu? -------- This is ball pen.

    Kore wan nan desu ka? -------- What is this?

    Sore wa kami desu? -------- That is pepper

    Are wan nan desu ka? -------- What is that?

    Are wa empitisu desu. -------- That is a pencil.


    LESSON 2
    Kaiwa - Kon wa nandesuka:
    Hai sore wa hon ----------- Yes, that is a book

    Sore wa himbun desu ka? ----------- Is that a newspaper?

    Lie, kore wa zasshi desu ---------- No, this is a magazine.

    Kore wa kippu desu. ---------- This is a ticket.

    Kore mo kippu desu ka? ---------- Is this also a ticket.

    Hai, sore mo kippu desu. ---------- yes, that is also a ticket.


    LESSON 2
    Kaiwa - Kon wa nandesuka:

    Kore wa hon desu ka? ----------- Is this a book?

    Are mo kitte desu. ---------- That is a stamp.

    Are mo kitte dise ka? ---------- Is that also a stamp?

    Lie, are wa okane ---------- No, that’s money.

    Are wa donate no ---------- Whose car is that?


    Particles:

    WA----Topic marker

    NO-----Ownership

    MO-----Also
    Dialogue Practice:
    1. HAJIMIMASHITE WATASHI WA MARIA DESU DOZO YOROSHIKO
    a. Tanaka b. Santusu c. Yamada d. Kuruzu e. Yamashita f. Garo

    2. Tanaka san desu ka. Hai so desu.


    a. Nakata b. Iwada c. Akiko d. Yoshiko e. Yamaguchi f. Ichicro

    3. Ito san desu ka? Lei Tanaka desu.


    a. Tanaka –Hiroshi b. Kyoto- Maria Juan c. Yumiko- Hiroko d. Watanabe
    e. Nakata-yamada f. Hitomi- Koogi

    4. Donta desu ka?


    Yamada desu ka?
    a. Kinoshita b. santuso c. Kimura d. Kuruzu e. Murata f. Morita
    THANK
    YOU

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