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Japanese 3 First Semester Final Study Guide

This study guide covers material for the Japanese 3, First Semester final exam. It includes formal vs informal speech patterns, verb conjugations and combinations, particles, greetings, kanji, and chapters 1-4 from the textbook. It also provides instructions on forming potential verb forms from group 1 and group 2 verbs and conjugating potential verbs.

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Japanese 3 First Semester Final Study Guide

This study guide covers material for the Japanese 3, First Semester final exam. It includes formal vs informal speech patterns, verb conjugations and combinations, particles, greetings, kanji, and chapters 1-4 from the textbook. It also provides instructions on forming potential verb forms from group 1 and group 2 verbs and conjugating potential verbs.

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Japanese 3, First Semester Final Study Guide

Formal vs. informal/ male－ぜ、かい？ vs. female －わ、の？speech


no desu (~ndesu), ～て ageru/ kureru, morau
Verb conjugations/ combos—yasui/ nikui, hakikaeru, ～shi, ～tara, ～tekuru vs. ～teiku, volitional
~hajimeru/ owaru/ tsudzukeru, potentials, don’t have to/ must, ~る時　VS. ～た時。
mou vs. shika,(only), particles, kotowaza (さるも木からおちる)、greetings(i.e. haikei, osewaninarimashita,
tadaima), kanji, ch. 1-4 and J1 and J2.　Radical meanings.
Potential forms G2 食べる　食べられる drop the る add られる。G1-drop final “u” add “eru”
When conjugating potential verbs conjugate as group 2. i.e. 食べられなかった。

Japanese 3, First Semester Final Study Guide


Formal vs. informal/ male－ぜ、かい？ vs. female －わ、の？speech
no desu (~ndesu), ～て ageru/ kureru, morau
Verb conjugations/ combos—yasui/ nikui, hakikaeru, ～shi, ～tara, ～tekuru vs. ～teiku, volitional
~hajimeru/ owaru/ tsudzukeru, potentials, don’t have to/ must, ~る時　VS. ～た時。
mou vs. shika,(only), particles, kotowaza (さるも木からおちる)、greetings(i.e. haikei, osewaninarimashita,
tadaima), kanji, ch. 1-4 and J1 and J2.　Radical meanings.
Potential forms G1 食べる　食べられる drop the る add られる。G1-drop final “u” add “eru”
When conjugating potential verbs conjugate as group 2. i.e. 食べられなかった。

Japanese 3, First Semester Final Study Guide


Formal vs. informal/ male－ぜ、かい？ vs. female －わ、の？speech
no desu (~ndesu), ～て ageru/ kureru, morau
Verb conjugations/ combos—yasui/ nikui, hakikaeru, ～shi, ～tara, ～tekuru vs. ～teiku, volitional
~hajimeru/ owaru/ tsudzukeru, potentials, don’t have to/ must, ~る時　VS. ～た時。
mou vs. shika,(only), particles, kotowaza (さるも木からおちる)、greetings(i.e. haikei, osewaninarimashita,
tadaima), kanji, ch. 1-4 and J1 and J2.　Radical meanings.
Potential forms G1 食べる　食べられる drop the る add られる。G1-drop final “u” add “eru”
When conjugating potential verbs conjugate as group 2. i.e. 食べられなかった。

Japanese 3, First Semester Final Study Guide


Formal vs. informal/ male－ぜ、かい？ vs. female －わ、の？speech
no desu (~ndesu), ～て ageru/ kureru, morau
Verb conjugations/ combos—yasui/ nikui, hakikaeru, ～shi, ～tara, ～tekuru vs. ～teiku, volitional
~hajimeru/ owaru/ tsudzukeru, potentials, don’t have to/ must, ~る時　VS. ～た時。
mou vs. shika,(only), particles, kotowaza (さるも木からおちる)、greetings(i.e. haikei, osewaninarimashita,
tadaima), kanji, ch. 1-4 and J1 and J2.　Radical meanings.
Potential forms G1 食べる　食べられる drop the る add られる。G1-drop final “u” add “eru”
When conjugating potential verbs conjugate as group 2. i.e. 食べられなかった。

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