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    Nihongo

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    Nihongo

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    This document provides basic Japanese vocabulary including greetings, numbers, days, places, and objects. It also includes short introductory phrases and questions for common conversational scenarios.

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    This: (kore)

    That: (sore)
    Hai. Yes. He: (kare)
    She: (kanojo)
    Iie. No. They: (karera)
    O-negai shimasu. Please. Sumisu- Watashi wa nihongo ga sukoshi shika
    san: hanasemasen. Unfortunately, I speak
    Arigatō. Thank you. only a little Japanese.
    Ten-in: Dai jōbu desu. That's all right.
    Dōitashimashite. You're welcome. Wakarimasu. I understand you.
    Sumimasen. Excuse me. One: (ichi)
    Gomennasai. I am sorry. Two:(ni)
    Ohayō gozaimasu. Good morning. Three: (san)
    Konbanwa. Good evening. Four: し (shi) or よん (yon)
    O-yasumi nasai. Good night. Five: (go)
    Eigo o hanasemasu ka. Do you speak English?
    Six: (roku)
    Koko ni eigo o hanaseru hito wa imasu ka. Does
    anyone here speak English? Seven: (nana) or(shichi)
    Watashi wa nihongo ga sukoshi shika Eight: (hachi)
    hanasemasen. I only speak a little Japanese.
    Nine: (ku) or (kyuu)
    O-namae wa nan desu ka. What is your name?
    Ten: (juu)
    Watashi no namae wa Kaori desu. My name is
    Kaorii. Today: (kyou)

    O-genki desu ka. How are you? Tomorrow: (ashita)

    Genki desu. I'm fine. Thank you. Yesterday: (kinou)

    Oaidekite ureshī desu. I am very glad to meet Now: (ima)


    you.
    Before (mae ni)
    Wakarimasen. I don't understand.
    Later: (ato de)
    Nante iimashita ka. What did you say?
    Home: (ie or uchi)
    Motto yukkuri hanashite kudasai. Can you speak
    more slowly? Shop: (mise)

    Yoku wakarimasu. I understand you perfectly. Movie: (eiga)


    Sumisu- Oha yō gozaimasu. Good morning. School: (gakkou)
    san:
    Car: 車 (kuruma)
    Eigo o hanasemasu ka. Do you speak
    English? Town: 町 (machi)
    Ten-in: Sumimasen. I'm sorry.
    Eigo wa hanasemasen. I do not speak Music: 音楽 (ongaku)
    English. Family: 家族 (kazoku)
    I: (watashi) Hometown: (shusshin)
    You: anata)
    Bathroom: (toire)

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