Palabras de Respeto y Profesiones en Japonés
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Hafa i hinasson na

  • Ilan na manlalamet
  • Ilan na sadotu
  • Ilan na manmama
  • Ilan na estudjant (correct)

    • Hafa un sustansiyal na put i manlalamet?

  • I manbulig
  • I kadun
  • I manchalan
  • I manmama (correct)

    • What does 'Hajimemashite' mean?

  • Good morning
  • Pleased to meet you (correct)
  • How are you
  • Goodbye

    • Hafa i tinattosot na siha para i mas ya-ia?

    <p>Amerika (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hafa i hinasson na 'kanji'?

    <p>Nihon-go (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hafa i pinas mga taotao siha na 'Indo'?

    <p>Hindii (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hafa i hinasson na 'Mikail'?

    <p>I lancho (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hafa un sustansiyal na put 'gakusei'?

    <p>Taotao (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Håfa i sinonim para 'ano hito' na uso siha?

    <p>ano kata (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Håfa i ekis para i kinala-kalan para i nagan na mas polite?

    <p>-san (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Håfa i ùnsa na kåkaktåmu na 'gakusei'?

    <p>student (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Håfa i ekis para 'bank employee'?

    <p>ginkōin (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Ko'ko' na gima'an i ingles na 'how old'?

    <p>o-ikutsu (A), nan-sai (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Håfa i uso na buñon para i 'Pleased to meet you'?

    <p>Hajimemashite (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Håfa i ekis na mangåni para i 'teacher'?

    <p>sensei (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Håfa i ekis para 'employee of a company'?

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    Håfa i usa para i 'medical doctor'?

    <p>isha (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Håfa i ekis para i grupo-dinachi 'researcher'?

    <p>kenkyūsha (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Sō desu, kada un dinin' sangan para u fanhassu i ginen i hk.?

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    Håfa i kadu tinige na sangan nu i palu?

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    Håfa i dinin' nu mas kanni konnetta i dos?

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    Håfa para un na'ån para ti dede?

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    Håfa i ekspresion nu un sengka talo nu ni' gyok?

    <p>Sō desu (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Håfa i tilicho nu un fanhassu i lexical?

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    Håfa i rason nu i mokna i fuhån?

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    Sino na inas, na' un fan adok?

    <p>Tinatinas (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Håfa i tilicho para un ma guaiya un bibilo?

    <p>N1 kan I (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    I đek tenson ni’ i manhoben gi’ i ginoo si Jose Santos?

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    Håfa i ma tangue ni’ i ginen i frase, 'Kore wa jisho desu'?

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    Kao para u manhole i chagan ni’ 'Kochira koso [dōzo] yoroshiku [onegai shimasu]'?

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    Åhe 'chigaimasu'?

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    Håfa i ma nombra yanggen hafa si Santos gi' i manhoben gimeyo?

    <p>Jose. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Håfa i ma chamorrito ni’ 'kore kara osewa ni narimasu'?

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    I tipo ni’ hiyot na i gagan gi’ i 'Sore wa nan desu ka'?

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    Kao ti u suman estorya na Luchu ya nai' taime' a'les ni i boğ?

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    Håfa i fine'ñe' na dit'e 'kono hon wa watashi no desu'?

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    Kao si -san mas pekso na gi i famagu'on gi' i disision?

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    Kao hangan i lihok na -chan mas utilizao para quien?

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    Kao hangan man-mamagao i ume' ikut na i sitiente gi anata?

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    Kao hangan i hinanao mas constantes gi sumis si i dueno?

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    Kao saina i hinanao na -go as gustado gi i sinangan?

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    What is the appropriate response when asked if something is a mechanical pencil?

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    Which form is used to connect two nouns, indicating possession or modification?

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    What does the expression 'sō desu ka' indicate?

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    When responding to a choice question, how should one express their answer?

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    Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'no' to indicate ownership?

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    What does the suffix '-san' signify in Japanese?

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    What term is used for 'teacher' in a formal setting?

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    Which term refers to a person who works at a bank?

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    What would you use to inquire politely about someone's age?

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    Which of the following means 'student' in Japanese?

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    Which suffix would typically be used for a young child?

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    What is the polite equivalent of 'who' in Japanese?

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    Which term signifies a national of a country, such as American?

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    What is the Japanese term for 'country'?

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    Which of the following correctly associates a country with its language?

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    Which phrase would you use when introducing yourself for the first time in Japanese?

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    What does 'gakusei' translate to in English?

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    What is the purpose of adding -san to a person's name?

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    How is 'good morning' said in Japanese?

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    What is the Japanese term used to refer to a person from the U.S.A.?

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    What suffix is typically used for small children in names?

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    How should a speaker address someone they know well, rather than using 'anata'?

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    Which language is associated with Canada?

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    What is the equivalent of 'this' in Japanese?

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    In the context of languages, what does 'Kotoba' mean?

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    Which of the following items is translated to 'しんぶん' in Japanese?

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    What is the Japanese term for 'French' in the context of language?

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    In terms of language, what does the suffix '-go' indicate in Japanese?

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    What does the phrase 'douzo yoroshiku' express when introduced?

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    What is the term for a business card in Japanese?

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    What does the word 'これ' signify?

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    What type of item is a 'テーブル' in Japanese?

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    What is the Japanese word for 'coffee'?

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    What does the particle 'wa' indicate in a sentence?

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    In the sentence 'Watashi wa kaishain desu', what does 'desu' convey?

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    Which of the following is the negative form of 'desu'?

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    How is a question formed when using the particle 'ka'?

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    What is the correct response to a question that agrees with the statement 'Mirā-san wa Amerika-jin desu ka'?

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    In the sentence 'Guputa-san mo kaishain desu', what does 'mo' indicate?

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    When connecting two nouns, what is the role of 'no'?

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    Which of the following statements uses 'dewa arimasen' correctly?

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    What does an interrogative replace in the sentence structure?

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    What does the phrase 'Kochira koso [dōzo] yoroshiku [onegai shimasu]' signify?

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    Which phrase would you use to express gratitude before receiving help?

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    Which sentence correctly demonstrates ownership?

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    When someone offers you something using 'Dōzo', how should you respond?

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    What is the meaning of 'Sore wa nan desu ka'?

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    What is the polite equivalent of 'ano hito'?

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    Which suffix is typically used when addressing a child?

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    What does 'gakusei' translate to in English?

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    How would you politely ask someone's age in Japanese?

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    Which of the following refers to a university in Japanese?

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    What is the meaning of the term 'sensei'?

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    Which term signifies a national of a country in Japanese?

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

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    What is the primary purpose of adding the suffix '-san' to a person's name?

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    Which term would you use to refer to Mr. Miller when speaking respectfully?

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    In which scenario would the use of 'anata' be considered polite?

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    What is the meaning of 'gakusei' in English?

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    What is the Japanese term for 'dictionary'?

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    Which of the following is a polite way to refer to something that is nearby?

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    In the context of names, what does the suffix '-chan' signify?

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    What would you call a ballpoint pen in Japanese?

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    What does 'kore' mean in English?

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    Which word refers to 'computer' in Japanese?

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    Which language is primarily spoken in Canada?

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    How is 'good morning' expressed in Japanese?

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    What does 'Hajimemashite' mean in Japanese?

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    Which of the following is the term for 'Japanese language'?

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    Which nationality is associated with 'Burajiru'?

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    If someone is from Italy, what term describes their nationality?

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    Which of the following statements is correct regarding Teresa's age?

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    Which of the following countries speaks Arabic as a primary language?

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    What phrase would you use to excuse yourself when asking someone for personal information?

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    Which of the following indicates that someone is not a student?

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    How would you ask if Mr. Gupta is a company employee?

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    What is the meaning of 'Kochira wa -san desu'?

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    Which country does 'Chūgoku' refer to?

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    What would be the appropriate Japanese response to 'Is Mr. Wang a bank employee?' if the answer is no?

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    What is the polite way to ask someone's name in Japanese?

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    Which sentence correctly indicates that someone is also a company employee?

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    What does 'Nihon' refer to in English?

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    In what context is 'Watashi wa' used in a self-introduction?

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    Study Notes

    Palabras Para Usaga'

    • Watashi - Yo'
    • Anata - Hu'
    • Ano hito (ano kata) - Ese persona, ayu', ayona' (ano kata mas respeto na' i este ano hito)

    Título de Respeto

    • -san - Seno' (añade a un nombre para respeto)
    • -chan - Chan (añade a un nombre de un niño envez de -san)
    • -jin - Jin (sufijo significa 'national' de algo; como Amerika-jin, un ciudadano Americano)

    Profesiones

    • Sensei - Maestro, instructor
    • KyŌshi - Maestro, instructor
    • Gakusei - Estudiante
    • Kaishain -empleado de la empresa
    • Shain - Empleado (usada con el nombre de la empresa, ejemplo IMC no shain)
    • GinkŌin - Empleado del banco
    • Isha - Doctor
    • Kenkyūsha - Investigador, erudito

    Lugares

    • Daigaku - Universidad
    • ByŌin - Hospital

    Preguntas

    • Dare (donata) - ¿Quién? (Donata mas respeto na' i dare)
    • -sai - Años (añade a un numero, como 9-sai)
    • Nan-sai (o-ikutsu) - ¿Cuántos años? (O-ikutu mas respeto na' i nan-sai)

    Respuestas

    • Hai - A'a
    • Iie - Ayu'

    Frases Útiles

    • Hajimemashite - ¡Hola! (literalmente: me encuentro contigo por primera vez. Se usa cuando te presentas a alguien.)
    • ～kara kimashita - Soy de ~ ( país )
    • [DŌzo] yoroshiku [onegai-shimasu] - Encantado de conocerte. (literalmente: Espero que nos llevemos bien.)
    • DŌzo - Aquí tienes. (Se usa cuando le ofreces algo a alguien)
    • [DŌmo] arigatŌ [gozaimasu] - Gracias (mucho)
    • SŌ desu ka - Ya veo.
    • Chigaimasu - No, no es así. / Te equivocas.
    • a - ¡Ah! (se usa cuando te das cuenta de algo)
    • anŌ - Ehhh... (se usa para mostrar vacilación)
    • e - ¿Eh?
    • Korekara osewa ni narimasu - Gracias de antemano por tu amabilidad.
    • Kochira koso [dŌzo] yoroshiku [onegai-shimasu] - Igualmente. (respuesta a [DŌzo] yoroshiku [onegai-shimasu])

    Palabras para Describir Cosas

    • Kore - Esto (cerca de la persona que habla)
    • Sore - Eso (cerca de la persona con la que habla)
    • Are - Aquello (lejos de la persona que habla)
    • Kono ~ - Este ~, este ~ aquí
    • Sono ~ - Ese ~, ese ~ cerca del oyente (persona que escucha)
    • Ano ~ - Aquel ~, aquel ~ allá lejos

    Cosas

    • Hon - Libro
    • Jisho - Diccionario
    • Zasshi - Revista
    • Shinbun - Periódico
    • NŌto - Cuaderno
    • TechŌ - Organizador personal
    • Meishi - Tarjeta de presentación
    • KĀdo - Tarjeta (de crédito)
    • Enpitsu - Lápiz
    • BŌrupen - Pluma de tinta
    • Shāpu-penshiru - Lápiz mecánico, lápiz propulsado
    • Kagi - Llave
    • Tokei - Reloj, reloj de pared
    • Kasa - Paraguas
    • Kaban - Bolso, maletín
    • CD - CD, disco compacto
    • Terebi - Televisión
    • Rajio - Radio
    • Kamera - Cámara
    • Konpyūtā - Computadora
    • Kuruma - Carro, vehículo
    • Tsuke - Escritorio
    • Isu - Silla
    • Chokorēto - Chocolate
    • KŌhii - Café
    • [o-]miyage - Recuerdo, regalo
    • Eigo - El idioma inglés
    • Nihon-go - El idioma japonés
    • -go - ~ idioma

    Preguntas

    • Nan - ¿Qué?

    Respuestas

    • SŌ - Así

    I. Vocabulario

    • "Watashi" guiya "yo" enton siha na "yo" (わたし)
    • "Anata" guiya "kau" enton siha na "kau" (あなた)
    • "Ano hito" (ano kata) guiya "ese", "ayú" o "ese" (あの ひと, あの かた)
    • "-san" guiya na siha na "senyor" o "senyora" (～さん)
    • "-chan" guiya na siha na na'an para lagun "bata" (～ちゃん)
    • "-jin" guiya na siha na "taotao" (～じん)

    II. Frases Útiles

    • "Hajimemashite." guiya na siha na "Hafa adå" (lit. I am meeting you for the first time. Usually used as the first phrase when introducing oneself.) (じめまして。)
    • "~ kara kimashita." guiya na siha na "Hu måsi-i güiya" (lit. I'm from ~) (~から きました。)
    • "[DŌzo] yoroshiku [onegai-shimasu] desu." guiya na siha na "Måtålågu" (lit. Please be pleased to meet you.) (［どうぞ］よろしく ［お願い-します］です。)

    III. KUNI・HITO・KOTOBA

    • Amerika Amerika-jin Eigo
    • Igirisu Igirisu-jin Eigo
    • Itaria Itaria-jin Itaria-go
    • Iran Iran-jin Perushia-go
    • Indo Indo-jin Hindii-go
    • Indoneshia Indoneshia-jin Indoneshia-go
    • Ejiputo Ejiputo-jin Arabia-go
    • Ōsutoraria Ōsutoraria-jin Eigo
    • Kanada Kanada-jin Eigo
    • Kankoku Kankoku-jin Kankoku-go
    • Saujiarabia Saujiarabia-jin Arabia-go
    • ShingapŌru ShingapŌru-jin Eigo
    • Supein Supein-jin Supein-go
    • Tai Tai-jin Tai-go
    • Chūgoku Chūgoku-jin Chūgoku-go
    • Doitsu Doitsu-jin Doitsu-go
    • Nihon Nihon-jin Nihon-go
    • Furansu Furansu-jin Furansu-go
    • Firipin Firipin-jin Firipino-go
    • Burajiru Burajiru-jin Porutogaru-go
    • Betonamu Betonamu-jin Betonamu-go
    • Marēshia Marēshia-jin Marēshia-go
    • Mekishiko Mekishiko-jin Supein-go
    • Roshia Roshia-jin Roshia-go

    IV. Notas de Gramática

    • "N1 wa N2 desu.” (N1 wa N2 desu)
      • "Wa" guiya na siha na "guiya na" (wa)
      • "Desu" guiya na siha na na'an para "manåñog" ( desu)
    • "N1 wa N2 ja (dewa) arimasen." (N1 wa N2 ja (dewa) arimasen)
      • "Ja (dewa) arimasen" guiya na siha na na'an para "manåñog" (Ja (dewa) arimasen)
    • "N1 wa N2 desu ka" (N1 wa N2 desu ka)
      • "Ka" guiya na siha na "ka" (ka)
    • "N mo" (N mo)
      • "Mo" guiya na siha na na'an para "mo" (mo)
    • "N1 no N2" (N1 no N2)
      • "No" guiya na siha na "gi" (no)
    • "-san" (-san)
      • "San" guiya na siha na na'an para "senyor" o "senyora" (-san)
      • "Chan" guiya na siha na na'an para lagun "bata" (-chan)
    • "Anata" (Anata)
      • "Anata" guiya na siha na "kau" (Anata)
    • "Kore" (Kore)
      • "Kore" guiya na siha na "este" (Kore)
    • "Sore" (Sore)
      • "Sore" guiya na siha na "ese" (Sore)
    • "Are" (Are)
      • "Are" guiya na siha na "aye" (Are)
    • "Kono" (Kono)
      • "Kono" guiya na siha na "este" (Kono)
    • "Sono" (Sono)
      • "Sono" guiya na siha na "ese" (Sono)
    • "Ano" (Ano)
      • "Ano" guiya na siha na "aye" (Ano)
    • "Sō" (Sō)
      • "Sō" guiya na siha na "aye" (Sō)
    • "～ ka, ～ ka" (～ ka, ～ ka )
      • Na'an para "o" (ka, ka)
    • "N1 no N2" (N1 no N2)
      • "No" guiya na siha na "gi" (no)
    • "No" (No)
      • "No" guiya na siha na "gi" (no)
    • "o-" (o-)
      • "O-" guiya na siha na na'an para "senyor" o "senyora" o "senyorita" (o-)
    • "sō desu ka" (sō desu ka)
      • "Sō desu ka" guiya na siha na "aye manåñog?" (sō desu ka)

    Palabra

    • "Watashi" signifika "yo"
    • "Anata" signifika "guåha"
    • "Ano hito" o "ano kata" signifika "a na´a, güiya, güiya" - "Ano kata" mas respetu'.
    • "-san" usat para respeto a siña na´a, güiya o güiya.
    • "-chan" usat gi babai na´a para i famaguon, para respeto.
    • "-jin" signifika "nga na´a gui.." - entonses, "Amerika-jin" signifika "nga na´a gui Amerika".
    • "Sensei" o "kyoushi" signifika "maestro"
    • "Gakusei" signifika "estudiante"
    • "Kaishain" signifika "empleao"
    • "Shain" signifika "empleao" - usat gi babai na´a para compañía.
    • "Ginkouin" signifika "empleao gi banco"
    • "Isha" signifika "dottor"
    • "Kenkyuusha" signifika "investigador", "erudito"
    • "Daigaku" signifika "universidad"
    • "Byouin" signifika "hospital"
    • "Dare" signifika "jaye?"
    • "Donata" mas respetu' na´a gui "dare".
    • "-sai" signifika "añus'.
    • "Nan-sai" signifika "cuanto añas?"
    • "O-ikutsu" mas respetu' na´a gui "Nan-sai"
    • "Hai" signifika "aye"
    • "Iie" signifika "aye"
    • "Kore" signifika "este"
    • "Sore" signifika "ese"
    • "Are" signifika "aeya"
    • "Kono" signifika "este"
    • "Sono" signifika "ese"
    • "Ano" signifika "aeya"

    Guinafan

    • "Hon" signifika "libro"
    • "Jisho" signifika "diksiyonario"
    • "Zasshi" signifika "revista"
    • "Shinbun" signifika "periódico"
    • "NŌto" signifika "kuaderno"
    • "TechŌ" signifika "agenda"
    • "Meishi" signifika "tarjeta de presentación"
    • "KĀdo" signifika "tarjeta de crédito"
    • "Enpitsu" signifika "lápiz"
    • "BŌrupen" signifika "bolígrafo"
    • "Shāpu-penshiru" significa "lápiz mecánico"
    • "Kagi" signifika "yave"
    • "Tokei" signifika "relo"
    • "Kasa" signifika "paraguas"
    • "Kaban" signifika "bolso"
    • "CD" signifika "CD"
    • "Terebi" signifika "televisión"
    • "Rajio" signifika "radio"
    • "Kamera" signifika "cámara"
    • "Konpyūtā" signifika "ordenador"
    • "Kuruma" signifika "coche"
    • "Tsukue" signifika "escritorio"
    • "Isu" signifika "silla"
    • "Chokorēto" signifika "chocolate"
    • "KŌhii" signifika "café"
    • "[o-]miyage" signifika "souvenir", "regalo"
    • "Eigo" signifika "ingles"
    • "Nihon-go" signifika "japonés"
    • "-go" signifika "... idioma"
    • "Nan" signifika "qué"
    • "SŌ" signifika "sí"

    Uso gui

    • "Hajimemashite" signifika "Buen dia" - usat para saludar a un na´a por premera biahe.
    • "～ kara kimashita" signifika "yo gai.." - usat para indika donde yo ta bai.
    • "[DŌzo] yoroshiku [onegai-shimasu]." signifika "Un guston conocerte" o "Un gusto conocerte" - usat para contestar "Hajimemashite"
    • "Shitsurei desu ga" signifika "Con permiso..." - usat para pregunta en información na´a.
    • "O-namae wa?" signifika "Tu na´a jaye?"
    • "Kochira wa -san desu." signifika "Este i -san"
    • "AnŌ" signifika "Uhh..." - usat para indika hesitacion
    • "E" signifika "Oh?"
    • "DŌzo." signifika "Aqui ti"
    • "[DŌmo] arigatŌ [gozaimasu]." signifika "Gracias"
    • "SŌ desu ka." signifika "Asi? Ya" o "Talves?" - usat para indika surprise o disbelief.
    • "Chigaimasu." signifika "No ta." o "Ya wrong" - usat para contesta "SŌ desu ka."
    • "A" signifika "Oh!" - usat cuando un na´a ta discobire na´a.

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    Este quiz examina las palabras y frases en japonés relacionadas con el respeto, las profesiones y los lugares. Aprenderás a usar términos como -san y -chan, así como los nombres de varias profesiones. Mejora tu comprensión del idioma japonés y su cultura a través de este ejercicio interactivo.

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