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Japanese 日本語 First lesson

Today’s Lesson Greetings Introduce yourself Introduce someone Nations & Nationalities Making simple questions Answering with Yes & No Numbers 1~10 Thank you & Good bye

Hello! Kon nichiwa!

How do you do ! Hajime mashite!

Nice to meet you. Douzo Yoroshiku.

Introduce Yourself Hajime mashite. Tamiya desu. Douzo yoroshiku.

Introduce yourself Hajime mashite. Minami desu. Douzo yoroshiku.

Introduce yourself Hajime mashite. …………desu. Douzo yoroshiku

(name +) san = It applies to first names, as well.

Use of -san Hiroshi-san or Tanaka-san

Introduce Someone Midori -san desu. (This) is Midori.

Introduce someone Steve -san desu. (This) is Steve.

Can you introduce these people to others?

Countries & Nationalities

UK I gi ri su

Japan Ni ho n

UK & Japan

Other Nations Furansu Itaria supein DoitsuAmerika

Nationalities ~ just add “-JIN” Nihon–jin Igirisu–jin

Can you tell other nationalities?

My Nationality Nihon-jin desu.

How about your nationality? …….jin desu.

Introduce yourself Hajime mashite. Minami desu. Nihon - jin de su. Douzo yoroshiku.

Introduce yourself How do you do. I am (name). I am (nationality). Nice to meet you.

Yes & No

Making Questions. Just add “ka” at the end of a sentence. Easy!

Are you miss Midori? Midori-san desu ka?

Yes, I am Midori. Hai, Midori desu.

Please answer this question. Kyoko- san desu ka?

Answer; No, I am Tanaka. Iie, Tanaka desu.

Numbers 1~10

1 ichi (itchy)

2 (knee) ni

3 san (sun)

4 (see) shi

5 (go) Go

6 (rock) Roku

7 Nana (nana)

8 (hachy?) Hachi

9 Kyu (cue)

10 (dew) Jyu

Thank you ! Arigatou gozaimasu.

Good bye! Sayou nara !