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Tiếng Nhật cơ bản cho người bắt đầu_03
Tiếng Nhật cơ bản Đào Ngọc Sắc
す ずき : アメリカ の えいが があります。メアリーさん も きます。
There's an American movie. Mary's coming, too.
ミ ラー : じゃあ、 その あと れきし を べんきょうしましょう。
Okay, after that we can study some history.
Listen to Dialog up to this point. (.wav file)
が っこう school
ごろ about, around
は やい early
は じまります begin, start
じ o'clock
はん half past
テ レビ television, TV
え いが movie
れ きし history
Listen to Vocabulary. (.wav file)
1. あ したがっこうへいきますか。
The first sentence means Are you going to school tomorrow? The へ (pronounced e)
following a noun indicates direction to a place.
Examples: こんどのしゅうまつとうきょうへきます。
(I am going to Tokyo this weekend.)
きょうメアリー のいえへいきます。
(Today, I am going to Mary's house.)
2. な んじにいきますか 。
This sentence means What time are you going? なんじ is a compound word meaning
what time. に following time means at, referring to a moment in time. Verbatim, At
what time? However, this is often deleted when translated into English.
Examples: えいがはなんじにはじまりますか。
(What time does the movie start?)
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3. 8 じごろです 。
This sentence means About nine o'clock. ごろ following time refers to around or about
so and so time.
Examples: わたしは 9じごろがっこうへいきます。
(I am going to school around nine o'clock.)
4. 8 じはんです 。
This sentence means At eight thirty. はん literally means half, so following a time, it
means half past (time) or (time) thirty
Examples: A: えいがはなんじにはじまりますか。
(A: What time does the movie start?)
B: 6じはんです。
(B: At six thirty.)
5. で も クラスのまえにともだちとあいますから。
This sentence means But before class, I'm going to meet a friend. と following a noun
is a particle meaning with. The particle から means because, indicating reason.
Examples: べんきょうしますから 、いそがしいです。
(I am busy because I am studying.)
いそがしいですから、 いきません。
(I am not going because I am busy.)
6. じ ゃあ 、そのあとうちへきませんか。
This sentence means Then, won't you come over to my house? Kimasen ka implies
won't you come, Let's come, or why don't you come, inviting someone to come.
Examples: あしたがっこうへいきませんか。
(Won't you [Let's] go to school tomorrow.)
テレビをいっしょにみませんか。
(Why don't we [Let's] watch TV together.)
7. テ レビ をいっしょにみましょう。
This sentence means Let's watch TV together. を following a noun makes a noun a
direct object. In this sentence, TV is the direct object. ~しょう following a verb stem
makes a sentence into a suggestion, eqivalent to the English Let's.
Examples: こんどのしゅうまつけいざいをべんきょうします
(I am going to study economics this weekend.)
テレビをいっしょにみませんか。
(Why don't we [Shall we] watch TV together.)
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カメラをかいましょう 。
(Let's buy a camera.)
にほんごをべんきょうしましょう。
(Let's study Japanese.)
Listen to the sentences in Grammar notes. (.wav file)
A. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate words.
1. あしたがっこう ( ) いきますか。
2. あしたどこ ( ) いきますか。
3. クラスはなんじ ( ) はじまりますか。
4. だれ ( ) あいますか。
5. ともだち ( ) あいます。
B. Answer the following questions according the question given.
1. あしたどこへいきますか。 ...