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Getting Around in Japanese - Level 2 - Class #2 Level 3 Student, teacher, senpai Phrases Okurigana Japanese names TBD Intro to Kanji Ta / Te verbs Months and years Kanji Advantages / based on your Disadvantages


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Getting Around in Japanese - 日本語

Level 2 - Class #2

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Level 0 About Japanese Written Japanese Grammar Vocab

日本語

Level 1

Hiragana – Part I “Gojyuon” Dakuten ( ゛) Handakuten ( ゜) Noun da/desu Adjective na/i Verbs I, II, III Me, You, Us This, That, What, Where Food and Drink 4 Writing Systems Why Hiragana Mandatory School, Bank, Money Particles / Order Beware of Meaning Particles wa/wo/no Mini introduction This is mine, that is yours What is this, where is it Jyanken (game)

Level 3 Level 2

Hiragana – Part II Katakana – Part I Noun negatives Adjective negatives Masu verbs Numbers, Colors Car, Train, Road Time and Days Emphasis / Tone More places Homonyms Polite vs. Casual Want, Like, Need More about you What do you like This is, that is not Ordering things Katakana – Part II Intro to Kanji Past tense Adjective opposites “Ta” / “Te” verbs People and Family Countries Months and years Student, teacher, senpai Okurigana Phrases interests based on your TBD TBD Kanji Advantages / Disadvantages Japanese names

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About Japanese Written Japanese Grammar Vocab

日本語

Level 2

Hiragana – Part II Katakana – Part I Noun negatives Adjective negatives Masu verbs Numbers, Colors Car, Train, Road Time and Days Emphasis / Tone More places Homonyms Polite vs. Casual Want, Like, Need More about you What do you like This is, that is not Ordering things

Today I will focus on:

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New Nouns – Local Transportation

車 くるま kuruma

Car

自転車 じてんしゃ jitensha

Bicycle

自転車

電車 でんしゃ densha

Train

電車

道 みち michi

Road

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Particles – (Joshi)

– de – A means of travel (I will go by bicycle/car/train)

– de – Location of the sentence (I will wait at the station)

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Get in / Get on!

Go

行く いく iku

Car

車 くるま kuruma

で de

I

私 わたし watashi

は wa

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New Nouns – Local Transportation

車 くるま kuruma

Car

自転車 じてんしゃ jitensha

Bicycle

自転車

電車 でんしゃ densha

Train

電車

道 みち michi

Road

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Demonstrative Pronouns – Not Requiring a Noun

  • Kore

これ

  • This (close to speaker)
  • Sore

それ

  • That (close to listener)
  • Are

あれ

  • That (over there)
  • Dore?

どれ?

  • Which?
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Demonstrative Pronouns – Requiring a Noun

  • Kono____

この___

  • This____ (close to speaker)
  • Sono____

その___

  • That____ (close to listener)
  • Ano____

あの___

  • That____ (far from both)
  • Dono____?

どの___? - Which____?

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Location Pronouns

  • Koko

ここ

  • Here (close to speaker)
  • Soko

そこ

  • There (close to listener)
  • Asoko

あそこ

  • Over There (far from both)
  • Doko?

どこ?

  • Where?
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Location Pronouns

Demonstrative

  • Dem. w/noun

Locations Close to Speaker これ(は) kore (wa) この N (は) kono N (wa) ここ(は) koko (wa) Close to Listener それ(は) sore (wa) その N (は) sono N (wa) そこ(は) soko (wa) Close to neither あれ(は) are (wa) あの N (は) ano N (wa) あそこ(は) asoko (wa) Question word? どれ? dore? どの N ? dono N ? どこ? doko?

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Na-adjective Phrase – “I like this” Noun1 ga Suki (da・desu)

Definition: I like N1 N1 is something I enjoy Examples: I like cats. Baseball is something I enjoy.

*Instead of saying “I like baseball” this phrase literally translates to “baseball is likeable (to me)”

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Na-adjective Phrase – “I like this” Noun1 ga Suki (da・desu)

(Without Subject)

Noun1 wa Noun2 ga Suki (da・desu)

(With Subject)

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いAdjective Phrase – “I want this” Noun1 ga Hoshii (desu)

Definition: I want N1 N1 is something I would like (to have) Examples: I want takoyaki. I want a new car.

*Instead of saying “I want tea” this phrase literally translates to “tea is wanted”

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いAdjective Phrase – “I want this” Noun1 ga Hoshii (desu)

(Without Subject)

Watashi wa Noun1 ga Hoshii (desu)

(Only for yourself)

*Japanese people use “Hoshii” only when speaking about themselves ** There is another expression to say that someone else “appears to want” something

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Phrase of the Day Sugoi ・ Omoshiroi ・ Yabai

すごい ・ おもしろい ・ やばい

Common Translation: “Wow!” “Interesting” “Damn! Whoa! Crazy!” My thoughts: A casual way react to your friends’ stories, or to something you see Usage: A way to keep the conversation going. Don’t over react, though!!

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