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Getting Started in Japanese - 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 Adjective


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Getting Started in Japanese - 日本語

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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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 is 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)

I want you all to move up! FAST!

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Today’s Lesson

  • Warm up Exercise & Review
  • 4 Basic Parts of Speech
  • Present Tense Verb Sentence
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Warm Up Exercise

  • Repeat after me, then repeat to your classmate

Hajime mashite. はじめまして。 Nice to meet you. Watashi-wa (your name) desu. わたしは はくまい先生 です。 I am White Rice Sensei. (nationality) desu. あめりかじん です。 … am American. Watashi-wa (occupation) desu. わたしは かいしゃいん です。 I am an office worker.

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Reference

People

Sailor 海軍 かいぐん kaigun US Sailor 米海軍 べいかいぐん beikaigun Civilian 公務員 こうむいん koumuin Employee 会社員 かいしゃいん kaishain House-wife 主婦 しゅふ shufu House-husband 主夫 しゅふ shufu Student 学生 がくせい gakusei

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Reference

People

Japanese 日本人 にほんじん nihon jin American アメリカ人 あめりかじん amerika jin Mexican メキシコ人 めきしこじん mekishiko jin Filipino / Filipina フィリピン人 ふぃりぴんじん firipin jin Chinese 中国人 ちゅうごくじん chuugoku jin Any to add?

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Warm Up Exercise

  • Repeat after me, then repeat to your classmate

Hajime mashite. はじめまして。 Nice to meet you. Watashi-wa (your name) desu. わたしは はくまい先生 です。 I am White Rice Sensei. (nationality) desu. あめりかじん です。 … am American. Watashi-wa (occupation) desu. わたしは かいしゃいん です。 I am an office worker.

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Warm Up Exercise

Hajime mashite. はじめまして。 Nice to meet you. Watashi-wa (your name) desu. わたしは はくまい先生 です。 I am White Rice Sensei. (nationality) desu. あめりかじん です。 … am American. Watashi-wa (occupation) desu. わたしは かいしゃいん です。 I am an office worker.

What type of characters are these?

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Warm Up Exercise

What is different about the 3rd sentence?

Hajime mashite. はじめまして。 Nice to meet you. Watashi-wa (your name) desu. わたしは はくまい先生 です。 I am White Rice Sensei. (nationality) desu. あめりかじん です。 … am American. Watashi-wa (occupation) desu. わたしは かいしゃいん です。 I am an office worker.

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Review – だ / です (da / desu)

  • Ko-re da

これだ

  • This (informal)
  • Ko-re de-su

これです

  • This (polite)
  • So-re da

それだ

  • That (close to listener)
  • So-re de-su

それです

  • That
  • A-re da

あれだ

  • That (close to no one)
  • A-re de-su

あれです

  • That
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Quick Self-Intro

  • 5 years active duty (2008-2010 in CTF-76)
  • 1 year at Kwansei Gakuin University
  • 8 months working in Japanese restaurants
  • 1 year at PwC Tokyo as a consultant
  • 2 years as contractor with ONE-NET
  • I play trombone for the Sasebo city band
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Hiragana

  • This is the Go-Jyu-On chart
  • We know it as the “Hiragana chart”
  • You need to memorize this!!

A I U E O Vowels

a

i

u

e

  • K

ka

ki

ku

ke

ko

S

sa

shi

su

se

so

T

ta

chi

tsu

te

to

N

na

ni

nu

ne

no

H

ha

hi

fu

he

ho

M

ma

mi

mu

me

mo

Y

ya

い ゆ

yu

え よ

yo

R

ra

ri

ru

re

ro

W

wa

い う え を

wo (o)

N

n

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Exercise

  • Read out loud the first 3 rows of the hiragana chart
  • Pay attention to the vowels (columns)
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Exercise

  • Read rows 4 – 6 of the hiragana chart
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Questions?

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4 Basic Parts of Speech

Nouns – Person, Place, Thing, Idea, Pronouns

  • Subject, object, location of sentence

Verbs – Action, State, Occurrence

  • The action or change from the sentence

い Adjectives

  • Modify nouns
  • Easily becomes an adverb

い く な Adjectives

  • Modify nouns
  • If last in a sentence, end with da or desu

N V na Aい

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Food! 食べ物 - たべもの - tabemono

肉 – にく – Niku

Meat

魚 – さかな – Sakana

Fish

果物 –くだもの – Kudamono

Fruit

果物

野菜 – やさい – Yasai

Vegetables

野菜

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Present Tense Verb Sentence Noun1 wo Verb

Definition: Verb happens to N1 *No subject, action happens to N1 Always ends in an u or masu (う・ます) Examples: Eat sushi. Drink water.

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Eat!

Eat

食べる たべる taberu

Meat

肉 にく niku

を wo

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Drinks! 飲み物 - のみもの - nomimono

水 – みず – Mizu

Water

お茶 – おちゃ – Ocha

Tea

お茶

酒 – さけ – Sake

Sake

コーヒー koohii

Coffee

コーヒー

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Present Tense Verb Sentence (Noun1 wa)Noun2 wo Verb

Definition: N1 acted on N2 N1 (subject) does action to N2 Always ends in an u or masu (う・ます) Examples: Devon eats sushi. The dog drinks water.

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Drink!

Drink

飲む のむ nomu

Beer

ビール biiru

を wo

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Particles – (Joshi)

– wa – Marks the topic (am/is/as for…)

– wo / o – Marks the object

– no – Like an apostrophe S

– ka – Like a question mark ?

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Phrase of the Day Mata-ne ・ Jya-ne

またね ・ じゃね

Common Translation: “See you later” “Seeya” My thoughts: A casual way to say goodbye. (especially after hanging out) Usage: Say it right before you leave. Or just say “Bye Bye”!

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Questions?

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