Saturday, May 25, 2013

Jlessons III

Okay, So Here's Lesson 3, any Questions, let me know. :)

· Vocabulary:


Doko(Where) 
どこ 
Koko (Here)
ここ
Soko (There)
そこ
Asoko (Over There
あそこ
Hako (Box)
はこ
Ishi (Rock) 
Boshi (Hat)
 
Baketsu (Bucket(s))
Kagi (Key(s))
カギ 
Pen (Pen(s))  
ペン
Ike (Pond(s))
  ()
Arimasu (Inanimate noun ending)
~  あります
Neko (Cat)
ねこ(猫)
Inu (Dog)
いぬ(犬)
Ano/eeto (Um…)
あの/-
Imasu (Animate noun ending)
~  います

· Structure Sentences:
            Ike ga arimasu   =   There is a pond

            Sore wa kasa desu ka?  =  Is that an umbrella?

Hai, kore wa kasa desu  =  Yes, this is an umbrella. 

Kore mo kasa desu ka?   =  Is this an umbrella too? 

Iie, sore wa kasa de wa arimasen  =  No, That is not an umbrella.

Kasa ga arimasu ka?  =  Do you have an umbrella? 

Kagi wa arimasu ka?  =  Do you have a key?

Write Hiragana:
A=______ I=______ U=______ E=______O=______

Hiragana Letters:
=Ka in KHAn  =Ki in KEY   =Ku in COOkie  け=Ke in CAke こ=Ko in COke

NOTE: Mo=also and arimasu is used to end a sentence about non living things, while imasu is used to end sentences involving living things; both are polight forms. 
More Random vocabulary words (use the sentences I've given you and use these words in exchange with the underlined words to make more sentences!).


Saka=sake さか
Asa=morning あさ
Kesa=this けさ
Kasa=umbrella かさ
Ishi=stone いし
Ashi=leg あし
Oishi=delicious おいし
Ushi=cow ういし
Isu=chair いす
Sushi=sushi (the food) すし
Suki=to like すき
Ase=sweat あせ
Seki=chair or seat せき
Uso=a lie/not true うそ
Soko=there そこ
Natsu=summer なつ
Natsukashii=sweet memory なつかしい.


Ganbatte! (You can do it!).

2 comments:

  1. "sore wa kasa de wa arimasen"
    イs that the polite way?I would have said:
    それは傘じゃない  
    Also this morning and every morning should be taught together so you can tell ppl kesa maiasa。

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  2. Keep it simple.
    "Sore wa kasa arimasen" is polite enough for all situations (and easy to remember). Also good point, I may bring that up in a later up lesson.

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