Japan lesson for beginners
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Look at the image E and fill out the names of the items. You can find the names in the earlier lesson.
Kore wa watashi no hon desu. (This is my book)
Sore wa nihon no shinbun desu. (That is Japanese newspaper)
Are wa watashi no kaban desu. (That over ther is my bag)
Now look at the Image Fa You can fill the empty lines yourself.
Just a little help and Rei means example.
Rei 1: Kore wa kagi desu ka? (Is this a key?)
Hai, so desu. (Yes, it is) Kagi desu. (Itās a key)
Rei 2: Kore wa ho desu ka?
Iie, so dewa arimasen. (No, it isnāt) Jisho desu. (Itās a dictionary.)
Note:
We have four version of thank you:
Domo Arigato Arigato gozaimasu Domo arigato gozaimasu
+ ++ +++ politeness
Kore wa N2 no N1 desu.
Kore wa N2 no desu.
N2 = subject
N1 = object
We can write the sentence without the object
Example:
Q: Kore wa dare no hon desu ka?
= Kore wa dare no desu ka?
A: Luka-san no hon desu.
= Luka-san no desu.
Watashi no desu. (This is mine)
The practise for this is IMAGE Fb, 5.
Kore wa watashi no hon desu.
Kono hon wa watashi no desu.
For subjects For objects
KORE KONO
SORE SONO
ARE ANO
Note: Anata (you) is used very rarely, because itās considered to be impolite, they use name with ā SAN instead.
Hiragana: DUKUON and exercise:
Q: Kono kaban wa Polona-san desu ka? (Is this bag Polonaās?)
A: Iie, Polona-san no dewa arimasen. (No, it isnāt Polonaās)
or Iie, chigaimasu. (No, it isnāt.; Chigaimasu literary means different)
Look at the image Ga, it a conversation in the reception.
308 onegai-shimasu. (Room 308; the onegai-shimasu is very polite expression for please)
Hai, dozo. (Yes, here you are.)
Kore wa anata no tegami desu ka. (Is this your letter?)
Hai, so desu. (Yes, it is.)
Domo arigato gazaimasu. (Very, very polite thanks)
A, chotto matte kudasai. (Wait a minute, please; chotto ā a little; matte ā wait; kudasai - please )
Kono borupen mo anata no desu ka? (Is this pen also yours?)
Iie, chigaimasu. (No, it isnāt)
The phrases on Image Gb, come in handy with filling up the exercises in Image Hb.
Note: WA stands with the subjects before them and with objects behind them.
Hiragana: HANDAKUON and YOON, and exercises:
I just bought myself the Japanese phrasebook and there is some good stuff there, which made me laugh, specially the section Romance and I want to share it:
Asking somebody out:
- Would you like to do something (tomorrow)? (Ashita) nani ka shimasen ka?
- Where would you like to go (tonight)? (Komban) doko ni ikitai des ka?
- Yes, Iād love to. Hai, zehi tomo.
- Sorry, I canāt. Sumimasen, ikemasen.
Local talk - descriptions:
He is a bastard . Kore wa hidoy yatsu desu.
cute kawai
good looking kakkoi
handsome hansamu
hot sekshi
She is a bad woman . Kanoja wa warui desu.
Beautiful kire
Cute kawai
good looking bijin
hot sekshi
Pick-up lines:
- Would you like a drink? Nani ka nomimasen ka?
- You look like somebody I know. Watashi no shite iru hito ni yoku nite imasu.
- You are fantastic dancer. Odori ga sugoku umai desu ne.
- How about some tea? Ocha shimasen ka?
- Do you want to come to my place? Uchi ni konai?
Can I dance with you ? Issho ni odote te mo I desu ka?
sit here Koko ni suwatte
take you home Otaku made okutte
Rejections:
- Iām here with my boyfriend. Karashi to iaaho nan desu.
- Iām here with my girlfriend. Kanajo to issho nan desu.
- Excuse me, I have to go now. Sumimasen ga, mo ikanakute wa narimasen.
- No, thank you. Iie, kekkoo desu.
- No way. Ya da.
Local talk - rejections (this is interesting):
- Leave me alone, please. Hitori ni shite oyte, kudasai.
- Iām with someone. Tsure ga imasu node.
- Go away! Atachi e ike. (Atchi e ike)
- You are pain in the neck. Uzai.
- You are annoying! Shitsukoy!
- Piss off! Hottoyte!
- Fat chance! Masaka!
- Stop it! Yamete!
Getting closer:
- I like you very much. Anata ga totemo suki.
- You are great. Sugoy.
- Can I kiss you? Kisu shite mo I?
- Do you want to come inside for a while? Chotto uchi ni yotte ikimasen ka?
- Do you want a massage? Massaji shimashoo ka?
- Can I stay over? Tomatte mo I desu ka?
Sex (the most interesting and laughable part):
- Kiss me. Kisu shite.
- I want you. Anata ga hoshi.
- Letās go to bed. Beddo ni ikimashoo.
- Touch me here. Koko o sawatte.
- Do you like this? Kore wa suki.
- I like that. Kore wa suki desu.
- I donāt like that. Kore wa suki ja arimasen.
- I think we should stop now. Kore ijo wa yamemashoo.
- Do you have a (condom)? (Kondomu) wa arimasu ka?
- Letās use a (condom). (Kondomu) o tsukaimashoo.
- I wonāt do it without protection. Hiningu nashi de wa shimasen.
- Donāt worry, Iāll do it myself. Daijoobu, jibun de yaru kara.
- Itās my first time. Hajimete desu.
- It helps to have a sense of humour. Kata no chikara o nuite yaroo yo.
- Oh my god! Sugoy.
- Thatās great! Subarashi.
- Easy tiger! Chotto matte.
- That was amazing. Subarashikatta desu.
- That was romantic. Romanchikku deshta.
- That was wild. Wairudo deshta.
I specially like Kata no chikara o nuite yaroo yo, Sugoy and Chotto matte. xD
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Date: 2006-12-19 04:37 pm (UTC)i'm interesed coz i hear this word in many songs
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Date: 2007-06-07 11:27 am (UTC)correction
Date: 2011-02-24 08:32 am (UTC)Hoshi means star doesn't it?
I think it's supposed to be Anata ga hoshii (with two i's)
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