Greetings

Greetings

“Hajimemashite” is a greeting used when being introduce to some one.
-Hajimemashite-

Please check it in key sentences:
Conversation:
A: How do you do?
B: How do you do? Nice to meet you

Japanese Translation:
A: Hajimemashite
B: Hajimemashite. Dõzo Yoroshiku

Common Words:
1. Ohayõ gozaimasu :
2. Konnichiwa : (Good day)
3. Kombanwa : Good night
4. Question: O-genki desu ka (How are you?)
Answer : Okage-sama de (I’m fine. Thank you)
5. Sayounara: See you again


Wanna learn English?

Kore, Sore, Are

Lesson 1:

Kore : ini (close / dekat)
Sore : itu (dekat dg orang yg diajak bicara)
Are : itu (jauh dari kita, pembicara dan lawan bicara)

Kono + Noun : ini Example :………………….
Sono + Noun : itu Example :………………….
Ano + Noun : itu Example : Ano Jisho(kamus itu)



Noun :
Kamera = kamera
Terebi = televisi
Rajio = Radio
Hon = book
Jisho = dictionary
Nõto = book note
Kami = paper
Shinbun = newspaper
Tegami = letter
Empitsu = pencil

Matchi = korek api, match
Tabako = cigarette
Raitaa = geretan, korek gas
Haizara = asbak, ashtray
Kagi = key
Tokei = watch, arloji
Kaban = bag
Hako = box
Têpu rekõda = tape recorder

Meishi

Vocabularies:

Meishi = noun
Dõshi = verb
I-keyõshi = i-adjective
Na-keiyõshi = na-adjective
Joshi = particle
Fukushi = adverb
Setsuzokushi = conjunction
Sûji = number
Josûshi = indicative word of number.(kata penunjuk bilangan)
Gimonshi = interrogative words
Kõzokuku = frasa postposisi

Genzai = now
Kako = past tense
Kotei = positive (approval )
Hitei = negative (penyangkalan)