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Japanese Lesson for beginners 4-X まとめ と ふくしゅう (1) Finally, the summary and the review! We learnt quite much in Lesson 4. --------- 1. how to say a time --------- そちら は 何時 ですか? - そちら は なんじ ですか? - 10時20分です。 - じゅうじ にじゅっぷん です。 --------- 2. vocabularies to precise the time --------- 朝[asa]、昼[hiru]、夜[yoru]/晩[ban] (morning, day-time, night) 午前[gozen]、午後[gogo] (AM, PM) 今[ima] (now) X 時 半[X ji han] ( a half past X ) --------- 3. VERBS. 1)how to say what you do continuously, what you will do in the future. 2)how to say what you did in the past. --------- 1) non-past <affirmative> わたしは はたらき ます。 - This sentence tells that either I work or I will work. <interrogative> <your friend's name>さんは べんきょうし ますか。 - do you study? or will you study? <negative> わたしは やすみ ません。 - This sentence tells that either I don't take day off or I won't take day off. やすみます means either to take day off or to be absent in Japanese. However, these sentences sounds something missing. The listner can't tell which tense you are talking without the context. So we leanrt some vocabularies to put with in a sentence. I'll show you later. 2) past <affirmative> わたし は はたらき ました。 - I worked. <interrogative> <your friend's name>さんは べんきょうし ましたか。 - Did you study Japanese? <negative> わたしは やすみ ませんでした。 - I didn't take a day off/ I wasn't absent. non-past : ます ー ません past: ました ー ませんでした --------- 4. vocabularies related to the time, date or something --------- 毎 + something : Every<something> 毎日[mai nichi] everyday 毎朝[mai asa] every morning 毎晩[mai ban] every night おととい : the day before yesterday きのう:yesterday きょう: today あした : tomorrow あさって : the day after tomorrow けさ: this morning 今晩[konban]/今夜[konya]: this evening / tonight 月曜日[getsu youbi] Monday 火曜日[ka youbi] 水曜日[sui youbi] 木曜日[moku youbi] 金曜日[kin youbi] 土曜日[do youbi] 日曜日[nichi youbi] Sunday から、まで、に e.g) やすみは きょう から あさって まで です。 がっこう は 5時半 に 終わります。 --------- 6. How to read phone number --------- Imagine that you found a nice restaurant in a guide book. Now you can call them and ask when its open. Even if you got a wrong number, you can ask the correct one. ではまた!

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