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    This document provides Japanese terms for common educational institutions like kindergarten, elementary school, junior high school, high school, and university. It also lists the Japanese word for "student." Additionally, it introduces basic Japanese sentence structure using subjects, objects, and verbs. Finally, it notes that questions in Japanese are formed by adding the particle "ka" at the end of a statement and that question marks are not used.

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    This document provides Japanese terms for common educational institutions like kindergarten, elementary school, junior high school, high school, and university. It also lists the Japanese word for "student." Additionally, it introduces basic Japanese sentence structure using subjects, objects, and verbs. Finally, it notes that questions in Japanese are formed by adding the particle "ka" at the end of a statement and that question marks are not used.

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    This document provides Japanese terms for common educational institutions like kindergarten, elementary school, junior high school, high school, and university. It also lists the Japanese word for "student." Additionally, it introduces basic Japanese sentence structure using subjects, objects, and verbs. Finally, it notes that questions in Japanese are formed by adding the particle "ka" at the end of a statement and that question marks are not used.

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    (gakkou)

    school

    (youchien)

    kindergarten

    (shougakkou)

    elementary school

    (chuugakkou)

    junior high school

    (koukou)

    high school

    (daigaku)

    university

    (gakusei)

    student

    subject

    object

    verb

    Tanaka-san wa
    Mr. Tanaka

    ringo o
    apple

    tabemasu.
    eat.

    terebi o
    TV

    mimashita.
    watched.

    Tom-san wa
    Tom

    "San" is a title of respect added to a name. (so it can not be used when referring to oneself.)
    "Wa" and "o" are particles. They are like English prepositions, but they always come after
    nouns. Particles are very important for proper Japanese sentence structure. I will introduce
    them gradually later.

    Composing questions in Japanese is easy! The word order remains the same, and a sentence
    becomes a question by adding the particle "ka" at the end. Question marks are not used in
    Japanese.
    Tanaka-san wa
    ringo o tabemasu ka.

    Does Mr. Tanaka eat apples?

    Tom-san wa terebi o mimashita ka.

    Did Tom watch TV?

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