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LESSON 7: Asking For Directions

This document contains a Japanese lesson about asking for and giving directions. It includes vocabulary words for locations and directions, sample conversations asking for directions and explaining being lost, grammar patterns for talking about locations and directions, and an exercise answering sample questions about directions and referring to a map to give directions to marked locations.

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LESSON 7: Asking For Directions

This document contains a Japanese lesson about asking for and giving directions. It includes vocabulary words for locations and directions, sample conversations asking for directions and explaining being lost, grammar patterns for talking about locations and directions, and an exercise answering sample questions about directions and referring to a map to give directions to marked locations.

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Name: Date:

LESSON 7: Asking for directions


なまえ:

I. Atarashii Kotoba (Vocabulary)

_________________ _________________ ________________ __________________ ___________________

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_________________ _________________ _________________ _________________


Name: Date:

II. Bunpou (Grammar)


1.) massugu iku (to go straight)
2.) migi ni magaru (to turn right)
Place + wo + preposition (direction) + ni + verb
Ex. kōsaten o hidari ni magaru = Turn left at the intersection

*Talking to people
Ex. Chotto michi wo kiite mo ii desuka?
= May I ask you for directions?
Ex. Chotto ii desu ka?
= May I ask you a question? / Do you have time? / Excuse me.

*Telling someone you’re lost


Ex. Michi ni mayotte shimaimashita. = I am lost.

*Where is ~? = ~ wa doko desuka?


Ex. Toire wa doko desuka?
= Where is the rest room?
Note: You can also say otearai = bathroom, restroom

*I’m looking for = wo sagashite iru no desu ga…


Ex. Gakou wo sagashite iru no desu ga… = I am looking for the school.

*How can I get to ~ from here? = Koko kara ~ made douyatte ittara ii desu ka?
Ex. Koko kara Kyoto eki made douyatte ittara ii desuka?
= How can I get to Kyoto Station from here?

III. Kotaemashou (Let’s answer) Fill in the blank with the right answer. Write the English translation
inside the square brackets [], and write the Japanese translation on the blank.

Tom: Chotto sumimasen. Michi o kiite mo ii desu ka. [_________________________________]


Hiro: Mochiron. (Of course!)
Tom: ____________________________ (Where is the hotel?)
Hiro: Daigaku no kita desu. [(It) is north of the university.]
Tom: __________________________ (Where is the ATM?)
Hiro: Asoko desu. [(It’s) over there.]

Tom: Sakura Hoteru wa doko desu ka. (Where is Sakura Hotel located?)
Hiro: ________________________________ (The hotel is next to the train station.)
Tom: Eigakan wa dono tōri ni arimasu ka. (What street is the movie theater on?)
Hiro: __________________________ (The movie theater is on your right.)
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IV. Give instructions of how to go to the places marked X. Refer to the map below.

5.

4.

1.

2.

3.

You are here.

1. How can I go to Sakura hotel?

2. How can I go to the Cinema?

3. How can I go to the station?

4. How can I go to Sakura Park?

5. How can I go to the police station?

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