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Japanese Language

The document discusses basic information about the Japanese language including the writing systems of hiragana, katakana, and kanji, as well as the three types of speaking styles. Common expressions used in Japanese schools are also presented.

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Japanese Language

The document discusses basic information about the Japanese language including the writing systems of hiragana, katakana, and kanji, as well as the three types of speaking styles. Common expressions used in Japanese schools are also presented.

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japanese language Desu – present or future

Deshita – past tense


Japanese writing Ja arimasen- present or future
1. hiragana - basic Japanese alphabet Ja arimasen deshita- past tense
2. katakana
3. kanji - Chinese characters, used primarily Ano hito wa dare desu ka?
for content words 2136
Who is that person?
4. romaji
Kochira koso – same here
Gakusei – student
3 types of Japanese way of speaking
Aida san mo kouchou desu ka? – is ms.
1. Teineigo – polite form/way Aida also a principal?
2. Sonkeigo – honorific form / way
3. Kenjougo – humble form/ way
Sugoi- excellent
20- ni juu
Expressions often used in Japanese School
19 – juu kyu/juu ku
Ohayou gozaimazu – good morning
Konnichiwa – good afternoon/ hello
7 or 9? – shichi desu ka? Kyu desu ka?
Konbanwa - good evening
Kirei – maganda
Minasa, tatte kudasai!! – everyone please
stand up

Ichi gatsu – January


Senpai- senior Ku gatsu – September
Sensei – teacher/instruction
Kouhai – junior
Onegaishimasu – please
Nan/ nani – what

Aisuru
Aishiteimasu – love you
Daisuki desu -

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