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Japanese Self-Introduction and Numbers
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Japanese Self-Introduction and Numbers

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What does 'gakusei' mean in English?

  • Teacher
  • Hobby
  • Student (correct)
  • Name

    • How do you express your age in Japanese using the number 16?

  • most suited for youth
  • juuhassai
  • juu dai
  • juuroku sai (correct)

    • What is the Japanese word for 'cooking'?

  • Eiga
  • Ryouris (correct)
  • Dokusho
  • Ryouris (correct)

    • Which of the following expresses the number 23 in Japanese?

    <p>nijuu san</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the Japanese phrase for 'Nice to meet you'?

    <p>Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the correct way to say '18 years old' in Japanese?

    <p>juuhassai</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'Shumi' refer to?

    <p>Hobby</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following numbers corresponds to 'kyuujuu'?

    <p>90</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one benefit of knowing Japanese in the global market?

    <p>It leads to increased business opportunities.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a leading Japanese company?

    <p>Ford</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which expression means 'Please return' in Japanese?

    <p>Kaeshite kudasai</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What distinguishes Japan's economy globally?

    <p>It is known for its technology and robotics.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following phrases means 'Do you understand?' in Japanese?

    <p>Wakarimasu ka</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the expression 'Onaka ga ippai desu' mean?

    <p>I am full.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following phrases requests someone to speak loudly?

    <p>Ookii koe de hanashite kudasai</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is a notable aspect of Japanese culture today?

    <p>Explosion of Japanese cultural exports.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following Japanese expressions with their English translations:

    <p>Hajimemashou = Let’s start Mou ichido onegaishimasu = Once more please Wakarimasu ka = Do you understand? Owarimashou = Let’s end</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following Japanese phrases with their meanings:

    <p>Owarimashita ka = Are you finished? Mou jikan desu = It’s already time Mitte kudasai = Please look Digaku shite kudasai = Please listen</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following Japanese expressions with their requests:

    <p>Kaite kudasai = Please write Suwatte kudasai = Please sit Tatte kudasai = Please stand Chekku shimashou = Let’s check</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following English phrases regarding feelings with their Japanese translations:

    <p>I am hungry = Onaka ga sukimashita I am full = Onaka ga ippai desu I am thirsty = Nodo ga kawaite imasu I am sleepy = Nemutai desu</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following Japanese expressions with their English meanings related to classroom settings:

    <p>Dashite kudasai = Please pass Koukan shite kudasai = Please exchange Kaeshite kudasai = Please return Kiite kudasai = Please listen</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following Japanese expressions with the appropriate requests:

    <p>Motto yukkuri itte kudasai = Please say it again slowly Ookii koe de hanashite kudasai = Please speak loudly Wakarimasu ka = Do you understand? Yonde kudasai = Please read</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following Japanese terms with their corresponding meanings:

    <p>Namae = Name Tesuto = Test/Quiz Shukudai = Assignment Minasan = All of you</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following expressions of readiness with their English translations:

    <p>Hai, owarimashita = Yes, I am finished Iie, mada desu = No, not yet Mou jikan desu = It’s already time Mou ichido onegaishimasu = Once more please</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following expressions of well-being with their meanings in English:

    <p>Byouki desu = I am sick Nodo ga kawakimashita = I am thirsty Onaka ga sukimashita = I am hungry Onaka ga ippai desu = I am full</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following Japanese expressions with corresponding polite requests:

    <p>Mane o shite kudasai = Please repeat after me Dashite kudasai = Please pass Kaite kudasai = Please write Kiite kudasai = Please listen</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the Japanese number expressions with their corresponding English numerals:

    <p>ichi = 1 juu = 10 san = 3 kyuu = 9</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the Japanese phrases with their English translations:

    <p>Watashi no namae wa desu. = My name is. Hajimemashite. = How do you do? Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu. = Pleased to meet you. Shumi wa desu. = My hobby is.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the age expressions with their correct numerical representation in Japanese:

    <p>juuroku sai = 16 years old nijuu san sai = 23 years old juuhassai = 18 years old hatachi = 20 years old</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the hobbies in Japanese with their English meanings:

    <p>ONGAKU = listening to music DOKUSHO = reading SUPO-TSU = sports RYOURI = cooking</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the verbs with their English equivalents:

    <p>KAKU KOTO = writing TEREBI = watching television EIGA = watching movies GITA = playing guitar</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the Japanese numerical expressions with their English interpretations:

    <p>juuichi = 11 nijuu = 20 sanjuu = 30 kyuujuu = 90</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the vocabulary words with their meanings:

    <p>Gakusei = student Sensei = teacher Namae = name Desu = is/am/are</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following expressions with their appropriate context:

    <p>Watashi wa desu = I am. _ to moushimasu = I am _(humble). __ sai desu = I am __ years old. _ desu = _ is.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following Japanese numerals with their respective values:

    <p>nana = 7 yon = 4 go = 5 hachi = 8</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the expressions for telling age with their numerical values:

    <p>hatachi = 20 juujissai = 11 sanjussai = 30 nijuuissai = 21</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Self-Introduction (Jikoshoukai)

    • Key phrases for self-introduction include "Hajimemashite" (How do you do?) and "Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu" (Pleased to meet you).
    • Structure of introduction: Name, nickname, origin, age, school, and hobbies.
    • Practice using "Watashi no namae wa ___ desu" (My name is ___).

    Vocabulary

    • Gakusei - Student
    • Sensei / Kyoushi - Teacher
    • Shumi - Hobby
    • Namae - Name
    • Desu - Is/Am/Are
    • "Watashi wa ___ desu" - I am ___

    Numbers (Suuji)

    • Basic numbers in Japanese:
      • 1: Ichi
      • 2: Ni
      • 3: San
      • 4: Yon/Shi
      • 5: Go
      • 6: Roku
      • 7: Nana/Shichi
      • 8: Hachi
      • 9: Kyuu/Ku
      • 10: Juu
    • Combinations:
      • Juu + 1 = Juichi (11)
      • Juu + 2 = Juuni (12)
      • 2 x 10 = Nijuu (20)
      • 3 x 10 = Sanjuu (30)

    Age Expressions

    • Telling age follows the structure # + sai.
    • Examples:
      • 16 years old: Juuroku sai
      • 23 years old: Nijuu san sai
    • Special readings:
      • 11: Juuisai
      • 18: Juuhassai
      • 20: Hatachi

    Hobbies (Shumi)

    • Common hobbies:
      • TEREBI - Watching television
      • ONGAKU - Listening to music
      • DOKUSHO - Reading
      • SUPO-TSU - Sports
      • RYOURI - Cooking
      • KOMPYU-TA - Computer
      • EIGA - Watching movies
      • GITA - Playing guitar/piano
      • KAKU KOTO - Writing

    Importance of Studying Japanese

    • Japan ranks as the 4th largest global economy.
    • Major companies: SONY, Canon, Panasonic, Honda, Toyota, Mitsubishi.
    • Knowledge of Japanese provides significant business opportunities.
    • Japanese is widely used online and is integral to cultural exports.
    • Japan attracts many international tourists.

    Classroom Expressions

    • Hajimemashou - Let’s start
    • Owarimashou - Let’s end
    • Wakarimasu ka? - Do you understand?
    • Hai, wakarimasu - Yes, I do; Iie, wakarimasen - No, I don’t.
    • Mou ichido onegaishimasu - Once more please.

    Additional Classroom Commands

    • Kaite kudasai - Please write.
    • Kiite kudasai - Please listen.
    • Tatte kudasai - Please stand; Suwatte kudasai - Please sit.
    • Obstentations for volume: "Ookii koe de hanashite kudasai" - Please speak loudly.

    Additional Expressions

    • Onaka ga sukimashita - I am hungry.
    • Onaka ga ippai desu - I am full.
    • Nodo ga kawakimashita - I am thirsty.
    • Byouki desu - I am sick.
    • Nemutai desu - I am sleepy.

    Self-Introduction (Jikoshoukai)

    • Key phrases for self-introduction include "Hajimemashite" (How do you do?) and "Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu" (Pleased to meet you).
    • Structure of introduction: Name, nickname, origin, age, school, and hobbies.
    • Practice using "Watashi no namae wa ___ desu" (My name is ___).

    Vocabulary

    • Gakusei - Student
    • Sensei / Kyoushi - Teacher
    • Shumi - Hobby
    • Namae - Name
    • Desu - Is/Am/Are
    • "Watashi wa ___ desu" - I am ___

    Numbers (Suuji)

    • Basic numbers in Japanese:
      • 1: Ichi
      • 2: Ni
      • 3: San
      • 4: Yon/Shi
      • 5: Go
      • 6: Roku
      • 7: Nana/Shichi
      • 8: Hachi
      • 9: Kyuu/Ku
      • 10: Juu
    • Combinations:
      • Juu + 1 = Juichi (11)
      • Juu + 2 = Juuni (12)
      • 2 x 10 = Nijuu (20)
      • 3 x 10 = Sanjuu (30)

    Age Expressions

    • Telling age follows the structure # + sai.
    • Examples:
      • 16 years old: Juuroku sai
      • 23 years old: Nijuu san sai
    • Special readings:
      • 11: Juuisai
      • 18: Juuhassai
      • 20: Hatachi

    Hobbies (Shumi)

    • Common hobbies:
      • TEREBI - Watching television
      • ONGAKU - Listening to music
      • DOKUSHO - Reading
      • SUPO-TSU - Sports
      • RYOURI - Cooking
      • KOMPYU-TA - Computer
      • EIGA - Watching movies
      • GITA - Playing guitar/piano
      • KAKU KOTO - Writing

    Importance of Studying Japanese

    • Japan ranks as the 4th largest global economy.
    • Major companies: SONY, Canon, Panasonic, Honda, Toyota, Mitsubishi.
    • Knowledge of Japanese provides significant business opportunities.
    • Japanese is widely used online and is integral to cultural exports.
    • Japan attracts many international tourists.

    Classroom Expressions

    • Hajimemashou - Let’s start
    • Owarimashou - Let’s end
    • Wakarimasu ka? - Do you understand?
    • Hai, wakarimasu - Yes, I do; Iie, wakarimasen - No, I don’t.
    • Mou ichido onegaishimasu - Once more please.

    Additional Classroom Commands

    • Kaite kudasai - Please write.
    • Kiite kudasai - Please listen.
    • Tatte kudasai - Please stand; Suwatte kudasai - Please sit.
    • Obstentations for volume: "Ookii koe de hanashite kudasai" - Please speak loudly.

    Additional Expressions

    • Onaka ga sukimashita - I am hungry.
    • Onaka ga ippai desu - I am full.
    • Nodo ga kawakimashita - I am thirsty.
    • Byouki desu - I am sick.
    • Nemutai desu - I am sleepy.

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    This quiz focuses on key phrases and vocabulary for self-introductions in Japanese, including how to state your name, age, and hobbies. Additionally, it covers basic numbers in Japanese and how to express age. Perfect for beginners looking to master fundamental conversational skills.

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