Linguaphone Japanese Egitim Seti

Linguaphone Japanese Egitim Seti




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nyūmon,	introduction
sono,	of which
ichi,	one
ohayō gozaimasu,	good morning
kiite ite kudasai,	please listen
kiite,	listening
kiku,	to listen
ite,	being
iru,	to be (referring to animate object)
kudasai,	please (imperative form of kudasaru)
kudasaru,	to give (to me) polite form
watashi wa Nihonjin desu,	I am Japanese
watashi wa,	I (subject), as for me
watashi,	1st person singular, I
wa,	as for
Nihonjin desu,	am (are, is) Japanese
Nihonjin,	Japanese
Nihon,	Japan
-jin,	people, nation, men, man, person
desu,	am (are, is) (polite form) (plain form: da)
sensei desu,	am (are, is) a teacher
sensei,	teacher
anata wa gaijin desu,	you are a foreigner
anata wa,	you (subject), as for you
anata,	you, second person singular
gaijin,	foreigner
seito desu,	are (am, is) a student
seito,	student
anata wa Nihonjin de wa arimasen,	you are not Japanese
de wa arimasen,	are (am, is) not
de wa,	indicating negative predicate
de,	indicating positive predicate
arimasen,	not to be (polite form (plain form: nai)
arimasu,	are (am, is) (poiite form)
aru,	to be (plain form)
-masen,	not to be (polite form)
-masu,	to be (polite form)
Nihonjin wa Nhongo o hanashimasu,	the Japanese speak Japanese; a Japanese speaks Japanese
Nihongo o,	Japanese (language) (object)