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konbanwa...

butaniku = (pork, pig-meat)

tsukai-kata = (Chicken, chicken-meat)

gyuniku = (Beef, cow-meat)

nomimono = (drinks)

ryori = (dish , cooking)

dansu = (dancing)

uta = (song)

ongaku = (music)

supotsu = (sports)

gita = (guitar)

chusha = (injection)

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Sentence Pattern****

1) I like apple
2) Mr tanaka is good at dancing
3) I do not understand Chinese characters
4) I have children

in japanese** convert to

1) watashi wa ringo ga suki desu
2) Tanaka-san wa dansu ga jozu desu
3) Watashi wa kanji ga wakarimasen
4) Watashi wa kodomo ga arimasu

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Conversation

Tanaka : What's the matter with you?
Rao : I've caught cold, and i have slight headache
Tanaka : Did you go to hospital? (have you gone to hospital?)
Rao : No, i wont go. (No i haven't)
Tanaka : Why not?
Rao : Because i don't like injection.
Tanaka : Shall i give you medicine, then ?
Rao : Yes, please. (Thank you)

Conversation convert to japanese

Tanaka: Do shimash!ta ka.
Rao : Kaze o hikimash!ta. Sosh!te sukoshi atama ga itai desu.
Tanaka: Byoin e ikimash!ta ka?
Rao : Iie, ikimasen.
Tanaka: Dosh!te desu ka?
Rao : Chusha ga kirai desu kara.
Tanaka: Dewa, kusuri o agemasho ka?
Rao : E, onegai-shimasu

note** * ! * is * i *

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hope you all do enjoy ,

arigatoo

yoshinori Wink

bryanseb SG

arigatoo.. Learn new lesson today.. Laughing

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hi bryanseb. how are you? i have got hundreds to post still. more coming up soon .. Mr. Green

bryanseb SG

Oh wow!! Really? Than i must keep up the good lesson here..

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houton desu.

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Konbanwa ~

Sentence Pattern

1) Japanese people eat meals with chopsticks.
2) I'll write a report in japanese.
3) I will telephone my friend.
4) I learned japanese from Mr. Yoshinori

Sentences Pattern convert to Japanese

1) Nihon-jin hashi de gohan o tabemasu.
2) Watashi wa Nihon-go de repoto o kakimasu.
3) Watashi wa tomodachi ni denwa o kakemasu.
4) Watashi wa Yoshinori-san ni (kara) Nihon-go naraimash!te.

note** * ! * is * i *

Nihon-jin = ( japanese ) refer to people
Nihon-go = ( japanese ) refers to words, writing.
Nihon = ( JAPAN )

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Conversation

^tamago^ : Excuse me.
M.business : Yes. What can i do for you ?
^tamago^ : How much does this baggage cost by airmail?
M.business : Where do you send it?
^tamago^ : To Jakarta in Indonesia.
M.business : It is 1 kg.
^tamago^ : Will it arrive there next week?
M.Business : Yes, sure
^tamago^ : Thank you

[b]Conversation convert to Japanese

^tamago^ : Chotto sumimasen .
M.Business : Hai, nan desu ka?
^tamago^ : Kono nimotsu wa ea-meru de ikura desu ka?
M.Business : Doko ni okurimasu ka?
^tamago^ : Indoneshia no Jakaruta desu.
M.Business : 1-kiro desu ne. 600-en ( 600 yen ) desu.
^tamago^ : Raishi tsukimasu ka.
M.Business : E, daijoobu desu.
^tamago^ : Dewa, onegai-shimasu.

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Please note * both * ^tamago^ * & * MonekyBusiness *
are names. thank you

hope you all enjoy and practice more of the japanese daily conversation.

arigatoo gozaimasu

Yoshinori [/b]

monkeybusiness SG

i always learn something from the threads you posted Laughing
domo arigatou Very Happy

ceecookie SG

message removed.
sry. due to some negative answers.

monkeybusiness SG

pronunciation is by reading the romanji words
wat type of pronunciation are you refering to?

ceecookie SG

well...im speaking from the pronouncation diff. from German,not sure if Japanese also have this prob anot.

Tag might be "tAG" for english but "TARg" in Geman.

monkeybusiness SG

i get what you mean.

The Japanese language has only 5 vowels: A, I, U, E, O. They are terse vowels, pronounced clearly and sharply. If one pronounces the vowels in the following sentence one will have their approximate sounds. Please note: the "U" is pronounced with no forward movement of the lips.

Ah (a), we (i) soon (u) get (e) old (o).

monkeybusiness SG

or maybe perhaps,

1. A - sounds like a in father
2. E - has two sounds: short vowel like e in pen; long vowel, similar to ai in fair
3. I - sounds like ea in tea or i in marine
4. O - has two sounds: like o in cozy or similar to o in cost
5. U - sounds like u in rude

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sugoi ne! Wink

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subarashii ne!