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98 Cards in this Set
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I see / Is that so? |
So desu ka. (No rising inflection) |
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What time is it? |
Ima nan-ji desu ka. |
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Nice to meet you. |
Hajimemashite |
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What's this? / What about this? |
Kore wa? |
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Who is that person over there? |
Ano hito wa dare desu ka |
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What is that? (Near listener) |
Sore wa nan desu ka |
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What is that? (near neither speaker/listener) |
Are wa nan desu ka |
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Name's phone number |
(Name) no denwabangoo wa # desu |
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What time is it in Tokyo? |
Tokyo wa ima nan ji desu ka |
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School is from 8-3. |
Gakko wa hachi-ji kara, san-ji made desu. |
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What time does (name) open? |
(Name) wa nan ji kara desu ka |
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What is the Japanese name for that? |
Kore/Sore wa nihongo de nan desu ka |
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What is your name? |
Namae wa nan desu ka |
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Said after a meal. |
Gochisoosama deshita |
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Wait a moment, please. |
Chotto matte kudasai. |
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You're welcome. |
Doo itashimashite. |
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Once more, please. |
Mooichi-do onegaishimasu. |
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Said when leaving (ex. The office) before other people. |
O-sakini shitsureishimasu. |
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Yes, it is. |
Hai, so desu. |
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Used when asking a receptionist for (name). |
(Name) o onegaishimasu. |
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Used when granting permission to enter or handing over an object someone asked for. (Yes, here it is) |
Hai, doozo. |
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Thank you very much. (Most formal) |
Doomo arigatoo gozaimasu. |
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Take care / Be careful (Farewell) |
Ki o tsukete. |
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Take care of yourself (For an ill or injured person) |
O-daijini |
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Polite form of "So Long". Used by coworker who is leaving. (Go and come back) |
Ittemairimasu |
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So long. Said BY member of household who is leaving. (Go and come back) |
Ittekimasu |
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So long. Said TO members of the house who are leaving. (Go and come back) |
Itterasshai |
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I'm home / I'm back. |
Tadaima |
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Welcome home / Welcome back |
(Okaeri)nasai |
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Congratulations! |
Omedetoo gozaimasu |
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Please go ahead. |
Doozo o-sakini |
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Are you good? (Classroom) |
ii desuka |
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I'm good. (Classroom) |
ii desu. |
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I understood. (past tense) |
Wakarimashita |
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I didn't understand / I don't know |
Wakarimasen |
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Are you ok? (Classroom) |
Daijobudesuka |
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I'm sorry. |
Gomennasai |
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I have a question. |
Shitsumon ga arimasu. |
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I don't have a question. |
Shitsumon ga arimasen. (arimasen) |
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Negative answer / not |
Dewa / Ja arimasen |
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My friend (possessive noun) |
Watashi no tomodachi |
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How you introduce someone. |
Kochira wa (name) desu. |
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Good morning. -until 10am- |
Ohayoo gozaimasu |
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Good afternoon. (informal) -10am to sundown- |
Konnichiwa |
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Good evening. |
Kombanwa |
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Good night (before bed or parting late at night) |
Oyasuminasai (oyasumi) |
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Good bye. |
Sayoonara |
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Well then. (informal- leaving family or friends) |
Dewa / Ja Mata |
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Said before eating a meal. |
Itadakimasu |
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Let's start (classroom) |
Hajimemashoo |
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Ok, let's start / please start (class) |
Onegaishimasu |
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Let's finish (class) |
Owarimashoo |
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Thank you (past tense) |
Arigatoo gozaimashita |
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Please take care of me. |
Yoroshiku onegaishimasu. |
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I am vs. I am also |
Watashi wa vs. Watashi mo |
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Particle of belonging |
(noun1) no (noun2) |
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Indicates language |
-go (ex nihongo) |
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Indicates nationality |
-jin (ex. Amerika-jin) |
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Indicates negative |
-masen |
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Indicates positive |
-masu |
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Denotes a question |
-ka |
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Please show me that item (Store) |
Sore o misete kudasai |
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Well then I will take this one. |
Ja, kore o kudasai |
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Counters- Thin/Flat Objects |
-mai |
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Counters- Long Objects |
-hon |
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Counters- Lessons/Chapters |
-ka |
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Counters- Volume/Books |
-satsu |
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Counters- Pages |
-peeji |
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Counters- Animals |
-tó |
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Counters- People |
-nin (except hitori and futari) |
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Counters- Day of the Month |
(see list) -ka not to be confused with lesson/chapter counter. |
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Counters- Number of Days |
Ichi-nichi (otherwise same as Month Day Number) |
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Counters- Number of Nights |
-ban |
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What time is lunch? |
Hiruyasumi wa nan-ji desuka |
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Work starts at 8am. |
Shigoto wa gozen hachi-ji kara desu. |
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The meeting ends at 6pm. |
Kaigi wa gogo roku-ji made desu. |
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School is from what time to what time? |
Gakoo wa nan-ji kara nan-ji made desuka. |
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A book is 8,000 yen. |
Hon wa hassen-en desu. |
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How much does that cost? |
Kore wa ikura desuka. |
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That item is free. |
Sore wa tada desu. |
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This/ that/ that(far) |
Kore wa/ sore wa/ are wa |
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This (noun)/ that (noun)/ that (far-noun) |
Kono/ sono/ ano |
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How much is that watch? |
Sono tokei wa ikura desuka |
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This watch costs 1,000 yen |
Kono tokee wa sen-en desu. |
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Which watch costs 3,500 yen |
Dono tokee wa sanzen gohyaku en desuka. |
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Excuse me. How much is that blue shirt? (far) |
Sumimasen. Ano aoi t-shatsu wa ikura desu ka. |
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Which one? (item) |
Dore desuka. |
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This is mine. |
Watashi no desu. |
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This is Sumisu-san's textbook. |
Kono tekisto wa Sumisu-san no desu. |
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Whose bike is this? |
Kono jitensha wa dare no desuka. |
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That item is expensive! |
Sore wa takai desu. |
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It's alright. Just ok. |
Maamaa desu. |
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Is that car from Germany? |
Kore wa doitsu no kuruma desuka. |
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Where is that hat from? (country) |
Sore wa doko no booshi desuka. |
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Where is the bathroom? |
(Otearai) Otoire wa doko desuka. |
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Please give me 2 apples. |
Sono ringo wo futatsu kudasai. |
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What country is that wine from? |
Sore wa doko no wain desuka. |
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Which person vs which item |
Dare (person) vs Dore (item) (dono+noun) |