LESSON 2
POINTING OUT THINGS IN JAPANESE
KORE- it is a pronoun used to refer to a thing or things near the speaker. It means this in English.
SORE-it is pronounced used to refer to a thing or things near the person spoken to. It means that in English.
ARE- it is a pronoun used to refer to a thing or things at a distance from both the speaker and the person spoken to. It means that over there in English.KA- it is the equivalent of the question mark in English. It is always placed at the end of an interrogative sentence.
NAN- it is the euphonic change of “NANI” (which means “what”) when placed before a word that begins with t,d,or n.
EXAMPLE:
- NAN DESU KA? –WHAT IS IT?
- NAN TO IIMASHITA KA? - WHAT DID YOU SAY?
- NAN NO SENSEI DESU KA?-YOU ARE A TEACHER?
BASIC GRAMMAR 2
S-WA-C-DESU-KA IS-S-C?
HAI, SOO DESU YES, IT IS.
IE, CHIGAIMASU NO, IT ISNT.
SENTENCES PRACTICES TRANSLATION IN JAPANESE
ARE YOU MR.CRUZ? ANATA WA CRUZ SON DESU KA.
YES, I AM. HAI, SOO DESU
IS THAT A CHAIR? ARE WA ISU DESU KA
WHAT IS THIS? KORE WA NAN DESU KA
WHAT IS THAT? ARE WA NAN DESU KA
IS THIS A CHAIR? KORE WA ISU DESU KA
THE LESSON 3 WILL DISCUSSED ABOUT HOW TO APOLOGIVED IN JAPANESE.
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