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What is the English translation of 'がんばってください'?
What is the English translation of 'がんばってください'?
The sentence structure 'N1 wa N2 desu' can be used to indicate a negative response.
The sentence structure 'N1 wa N2 desu' can be used to indicate a negative response.
False
What does 'きをつけてください' mean?
What does 'きをつけてください' mean?
Be careful, Take care
The particle '___' indicates the topic of the sentence.
The particle '___' indicates the topic of the sentence.
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Match the following fictitious companies with their names:
Match the following fictitious companies with their names:
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What is the correct way to ask a question in Japanese using the sentence structure?
What is the correct way to ask a question in Japanese using the sentence structure?
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The phrase 'watashi wa firipin Jin desu' translates to 'I am Filipino'.
The phrase 'watashi wa firipin Jin desu' translates to 'I am Filipino'.
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To indicate a negative statement, use the structure 'N1 wa N2 ___'.
To indicate a negative statement, use the structure 'N1 wa N2 ___'.
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What is the negative form of the adjective "ookii" (big)?
What is the negative form of the adjective "ookii" (big)?
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The phrase "amari" is used to indicate a very high degree of something.
The phrase "amari" is used to indicate a very high degree of something.
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What is the negative form of the adjective "samui" (cold) in Japanese?
What is the negative form of the adjective "samui" (cold) in Japanese?
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The phrase "______ desu ga" connects two clauses, suggesting a contrast or qualification.
The phrase "______ desu ga" connects two clauses, suggesting a contrast or qualification.
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Match the following Japanese phrases with their English translations:
Match the following Japanese phrases with their English translations:
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What is the correct way to say "This food is not delicious" in Japanese?
What is the correct way to say "This food is not delicious" in Japanese?
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Which term is used to refer to a place close to the speaker?
Which term is used to refer to a place close to the speaker?
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"Dou desu ka" is a phrase that is used to express an opinion or ask for one.
"Dou desu ka" is a phrase that is used to express an opinion or ask for one.
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What is the Japanese word for "but"?
What is the Japanese word for "but"?
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The term 'ちら' is a polite alternative used to indicate direction.
The term 'ちら' is a polite alternative used to indicate direction.
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What is used for asking 'which' in a polite form?
What is used for asking 'which' in a polite form?
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The term for a place far from both the speaker and listener is ______.
The term for a place far from both the speaker and listener is ______.
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Match the following Japanese terms with their meanings:
Match the following Japanese terms with their meanings:
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What does 'かさ' (kasa) mean in English?
What does 'かさ' (kasa) mean in English?
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'えいご' (eigo) refers to the Japanese language.
'えいご' (eigo) refers to the Japanese language.
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What is the Romaji for 'dictionary'?
What is the Romaji for 'dictionary'?
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'___' means 'this (thing here)' in Japanese.
'___' means 'this (thing here)' in Japanese.
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Which of the following means 'ballpoint pen'?
Which of the following means 'ballpoint pen'?
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'あれ' (are) means 'that (thing over there)'.
'あれ' (are) means 'that (thing over there)'.
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What is the meaning of 'テレホンカード' (terehon kaado)?
What is the meaning of 'テレホンカード' (terehon kaado)?
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'____ (kaban)' refers to a bag or briefcase.
'____ (kaban)' refers to a bag or briefcase.
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What is the Romaji for 'watch, clock'?
What is the Romaji for 'watch, clock'?
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What is the meaning of 'どうぞ' (douzo)?
What is the meaning of 'どうぞ' (douzo)?
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'ありがとう' (arigatou) means 'Thank you.'
'ありがとう' (arigatou) means 'Thank you.'
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What does 'ほんのきもちです' (hon no kimochi desu) express?
What does 'ほんのきもちです' (hon no kimochi desu) express?
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The phrase 'どうもありがとございます' translates to _____ very much.
The phrase 'どうもありがとございます' translates to _____ very much.
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Which of the following translates to 'I hope for your kind assistance hereafter'?
Which of the following translates to 'I hope for your kind assistance hereafter'?
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Match the following expressions with their meanings:
Match the following expressions with their meanings:
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'Kono' is used to refer to something that is far away.
'Kono' is used to refer to something that is far away.
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The structure '_____ wa jidousha desu' confirms what something is.
The structure '_____ wa jidousha desu' confirms what something is.
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What is the opening time of the museum?
What is the opening time of the museum?
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The museum is closed on Sundays.
The museum is closed on Sundays.
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The phrase 'どのひにち' means 'which day of the ______?'
The phrase 'どのひにち' means 'which day of the ______?'
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Match the following verbs with their meanings:
Match the following verbs with their meanings:
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What is the English meaning of 'ともだち'?
What is the English meaning of 'ともだち'?
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The word 'しんかんせん' refers to a local train.
The word 'しんかんせん' refers to a local train.
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What is the Japanese term for 'airport'?
What is the Japanese term for 'airport'?
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This week in Japanese is called 'こんしゅう', which translates to the ______ week.
This week in Japanese is called 'こんしゅう', which translates to the ______ week.
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Which day does 'じゅうよっか' represent?
Which day does 'じゅうよっか' represent?
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The phrase 'どういたしまして' means 'thank you'.
The phrase 'どういたしまして' means 'thank you'.
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What is the Japanese word for 'family'?
What is the Japanese word for 'family'?
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'なんがつ' is used to ask 'what ______?'
'なんがつ' is used to ask 'what ______?'
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What does 'まいしゅう' mean in Japanese?
What does 'まいしゅう' mean in Japanese?
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The expression 'さようなら' is used for goodbye.
The expression 'さようなら' is used for goodbye.
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Study Notes
Foreign Language 1 (Lesson 1-6 Summary)
- Lesson 1 (Dai Ikka) Vocabulary (Kotoba) provides essential Japanese vocabulary and expressions.
- The vocabulary covers fundamental greetings, introductions, polite speech, and everyday phrases.
- Formal and informal terms are differentiated.
- Useful suffixes, such as ~san, ~sama, and ~chan, are included for proper name usage.
Sentence Structure/Grammar Pattern (Lesson 1)
- N1 wa N2 desu: This structure establishes the topic (N1) and its description or state (N2).
- N1 wa N2 ja arimasen: (Negative form) The topic N1 is not N2.
- N1 wa N2 desu ka (Question Form): Asking about the topic N1's description or state.
Sentence Structure/Grammar Pattern (Lesson 2)
- Demonstrative pronouns (kore, sore, are, kono, sono, ano) are used to specify which nouns are being discussed.
- Demonstratives show the location or relationship of a noun.
Sentence Structure/Grammar Pattern (Lesson 3)
- Koko/Soko/Asoko/Kochira/Sochira/Achira: These are place words in Japanese.
- They specify locations as "here", "there", and "that place over there", with nuances of politeness.
- This lesson introduces how to talk about location relationships and how items relate to each other.
Sentence Structure/Grammar Pattern (Lesson 4)
- Time phrases (ima, 3 ji etc): These are used for talking about time, indicating when an action is or was happening.
- The verbs used with these phrases are also discussed.
Sentence Structure/Grammar Pattern (Lesson 5)
- N1 no N2: Indicates possession or relationship.
- For example, "Tsukue no ue (on the desk)" or "Eiga no hon (movie book)."
Sentence Structure/Grammar Pattern (Lesson 6)
- Demonstratives (Ko, So, A, Do) refer to location or proximity. • For example, "Kono hon (this book)" or "koko (here)."
- Provides examples of how to use these words.
Vocabulary (Lesson 7)
- Everyday conversation phrases (greetings, expressing thanks, asking for information)
Vocabulary (Lesson 8)
- Words relating to transportation and locations such as stations, directions, and places.
Vocabulary (Lesson 9)
- Daily conversation and common expressions ( greetings, introductions etc) .
Vocabulary (Lesson 10)
- Basic house structure vocabulary, and expressions used in conversation.
Vocabulary (Lesson 11)
- Numerical and counting words, used to express quantities..
Vocabulary (Lesson 12)
- Past tense of nouns and adjectives
Vocabulary (Lesson 13)
- Expressing opinions and feelings about something (eg., taste, feeling and more).
Vocabulary (Lesson 14)
- Verbs and expressions related to making requests or asking for permission.
Vocabulary (Lesson 15)
- Words and expressions related to manners, polite speech, and conversation.
Vocabulary (Lesson 16)
- Words and expressions related to describing qualities, feelings, and activities.
Vocabulary (Lesson 17)
- Words and expressions related to asking for help and providing it.
Useful Words and Information (General)
- Useful words and phrases related to everyday life situations, including expressions of politeness, greetings, and more.
Useful Words and Information (Food)
- Vocabulary relating to different types of food and drinks.
Useful Words and Information (Occupations)
- Various job titles and professions
Useful Words and Information (Music, Sports, & Movies)
- Vocabulary for movies, music, and various sports.
Useful Words and Information (Body and Illness)
- Words and phrases related to different parts of the body and illnesses.
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Test your knowledge of basic Japanese phrases and grammar structures with this quiz. You'll cover sentence structure, translations, and vocabulary. Improve your language skills and grasp essential phrases used in everyday conversations.
