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CLASS 8

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English

Romaji

日本語

8 years old

has-sai

は さい

9 years old

kyuu-sai

きゅうさい

10 years old

jus-sai

じゅ さい

11 years old

juu is-sai

じゅういつさい

12 years old

juu ni-sai

じゅうにさい

13 years old

juu san-sai

しゅうさんさい

20 years old

hatachi

はたち

English

Romaji

日本語

1 year old

is-sai

さい

2 years old

ni-sai

にさい

3 years old

san-sai

さんさい

4 years old

yon-sai

よんさい

5 years old

go-sai

ごさい

6 years old

roku-sai

ろくさい

7 years old

nana-sai

ななさい

8 years old

has-sai

さい

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CHECK YOUR ANSWERS

① たかはしさんは にじゅうはっさいです。�       takahashi san wa nijū hassaidesu.

② エマさんは はたちです。�       ema san wa hatachi desu.

③ あみちゃんは じゅういっさいです。�       ami chan wa jū issai desu.

④ わたなべさんは ごじゅうよんさいです。�       watanabe san wa gojū yonsai desu.

⑤ ゆうきくんは きゅうさいです。�       yūki kun wa kyū sai desu.

⑥ やまださんは はちじゅうさんさいです。�       yamada san wa hachijū san sai desu. 

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  • Hajimemashite
  • Watashi wa Your name desu
  • Watashi wa Indojin desu
  • Sakthi senmon gakkou no ninensei desu
  • Juuhassai desu
  • Arigatou gozaimasu / douzou yoroshiku onegaishimasu

Self Introduction

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クラス を はじめましょう

  • Days of the week
  • Months Counting
  • How to Say Phone No.
  • Numbers 100s & 1000s

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DAYS OF THE WEEK

ようび

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Sunday

  • Nichiyōbi

  • にちようび

Each day of the week is an Element in Nature

日: Sun

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Monday

  • Getsuyōbi

  • げつようび

月: Moon

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Tuesday

  • Kayōbi

  • かようび

火: Fire

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Wednesday

  • Suiyōbi

  • すいようび

水: Water

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Thursday

  • Mokuyōbi

  • もくようび

木: Wood

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Friday

  • Kinyōbi

  • きんようび

金: Gold/

metal

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Saturday

  • Doyōbi

  • どようび

土: Earth

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Sunday: にちようびNichiyoubi

Monday: げつようびGetsuyoubi

Tuesday: かようびKayoubi

Wednesday: すいようびSuiyoubi

Thursday: もくようびMokuyoubi

Friday: きんようびKinyoubi

Saturday: どようびDoyoubi

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日: Sun

月: Moon

火: Fire

水: Water

木: Wood

金: Gold/metal

土: Earth

Each day of the week is an Element in Nature

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Everyday: Mainichi

Three days ago: Mikkamae

The other day: Senjitsu

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Today Kyō 

Tomorrow Ashita 

Yesterday Kinō 

Day before

Yesterday ototoi

Day after

Tomorrow asatte 

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Weeks:

Every week : maishuu

Every weekend : maishuumatsu

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Weeks:

A week ago : isshuukan mae

3 weeks later : sanshuukan go

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なんがつ ですか。

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Can YOU REMEMBER HOW TO COUNT FROM

1 TO 12 IN Japanese?

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6

  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12

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  • 1 ICHI
  • 2 NI
  • 3 SAN
  • 4 SHI or YON
  • 5 GO
  • 6 ROKU

  • 7 SHICHI or NANA
  • 8 HACHI
  • 9 KU or KYUU
  • 10 JUU
  • 11 JUU ICHI
  • 12 JUU NI

Can YOU REMEMBER HOW TO COUNT FROM

1 TO 12 IN Japanese?

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How to say ‘months’ in Japanese

GATSU

NUMBER + がつ

ichi gatsu

EX.: January = いちがつ

ni gatsu February =   にがつ

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Months Summary

English

Japanese

January

Ichi gatsu

February

Ni gatsu

March

San gatsu

April

Shi gatsu

May

Go gatsu

June

Roku gatsu

English

Japanese

July

Shichi gatsu

August

Hachi gatsu

September

Ku gatsu

October

Jū gatsu

November

Jū ichi gatsu

December

Jū ni gatsu

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なんがつ ですか。

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How to say ‘WHEN events occur’ in Japanese

ENGLISH: EVENT is in MONTH.

wa        desu

JAPANESE: EVENT MONTH です。

Kurisumasu wa juunigatsu  desu

クリスマス  じゅうにがつ です。

Christmas is in December.

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Nan gatsu desu ka?�なんがつ です か。

January

April

August

December

November

August

September

    wa       desu

EVENT は MONTH です。

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Nan gatsu desu ka?�なんがつ です か。

    wa        desu

EVENT  MONTH です

December

August

March

January

November

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Setsubun せつぶん

Setsubun is the Bean Throwing Festival and celebrates the crossover from winter to spring. It is held in February.

Children wear devil masks and throw beans shouting ‘Oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi!’ meaning ‘Out with the devils, in with happiness.’

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Hinamatsuri ひなまつり

Hinamatsuri is the Dolls’ Festival. It is held in March. Families with daughters set up displays of special dolls The dolls are used to pray for a young girls’ growth and happiness.

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HANAMI はなみ

Hanami is the flower viewing festival. It begins in March. Traditionally people prayed at this time of year for a good harvest and rice planting season. Today, people celebrate by having outdoor parties under Cherry Blossom (Sakura) trees. They often eat dango, obento and drink sake.

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Kodomonohi こどものひ

Kodomonohi is Children’s Day.

It is in May and is a celebration for wishing all children happiness and health. Families fly carp streamers from flagpoles outside their house. These carp streamers symbolise strength because carp are very strong swimmers.

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�TANABATA�たなばた

Tanabata is the star festival.

It is in July and celebrates the legend of two lovers who are separated by the Milky Way and can only meet once a year on the 7th of July. During Tanabata special decorations are hung and people write wishes and hang them on bamboo. These are often burned after the festival.

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SHICHIGOSAN しちごさん

Shichigosan is the rite of passage festival. It is in November and celebrates the well being of young children.

Girls aged 3 and 7, and boys aged 3 and 5 dress in kimono and visit shires to drive away evil spirits.

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Setsubun

February

Hinamatsuri

March

Hanami

March

Kodomonohi

May

Tanabata

July

Shichigosan

November

    wa       desu

EVENT は MONTH です。

Nan gatsu desu ka?�なんがつ です か。

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  • Asking telephone numbers:

(four numbers) (four numbers)  です。

でんわ ばんごう  なんばん です か。

What’s your telephone number?

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Q: でんわばんごう おねがいします。

Q: リーさん、でんわばんごう おねがいします。

A : わたしの でんわばんごうは 090-0123-4567

(ゼロきゅうゼロ ゼロいちにさん よんごろくなな)です。

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Activity

READ OUT EACH NUMBER IN JAPANESE

  1. 444 – 7777
  2. 881 – 0036
  3. 81-499-4742
  4. 81-555-2286
  5. 954-583-9477
  6. +1-808-555-4003

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Let’s Count the Numbers

Counting in Japanese 100s & 1000s

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  • 345 = Sanbyaku Yonjuu Go

  • 805 = Happyaku go

  • 979 = Kyuuhyaku nanajuu kyuu

  • 1000 = Sen

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しゅくだい

  1. Say your special day in Japanese

2. Count Numbers till 9999

3. Practice your Phone number.

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Special dates

  • Birthday:

My birthday is on September 3rd

  • Independency Day

It’s on 15th August

Halloween is on October 31st

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