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    The document contains expressions that are commonly used during telephone conversations in Japanese. It lists expressions like "Please say it", "Please say it once more", "Please look", and "Please listen". It then provides examples of common greetings, parting phrases, and ways to introduce oneself for the first time both casually and formally. It includes a practice section with names and asks the reader to identify who is being referred to. The document teaches useful telephone conversation expressions and provides practice recognizing names in different social contexts in Japanese.

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    Useful Expressions: During Our Telephone Conversations, You May Often Hear The

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    Sakiko Suzuki
    The document contains expressions that are commonly used during telephone conversations in Japanese. It lists expressions like "Please say it", "Please say it once more", "Please look", and "Please listen". It then provides examples of common greetings, parting phrases, and ways to introduce oneself for the first time both casually and formally. It includes a practice section with names and asks the reader to identify who is being referred to. The document teaches useful telephone conversation expressions and provides practice recognizing names in different social contexts in Japanese.

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    1 でんわ で はなしましょう

    Useful Expressions: During our telephone conversations, you may often hear the
    following expressions. Let’s get used to recognizing and responding to them!

    1. Itte kudasai. Please say (it).


    2. Moo ichido itte kudasai. Please say (it) once more.
    3. Mite kudasai. Please look (at ~).
    4. Kiite kudasai. Please listen.
    5. Yonde kudasai. Please read (it).

    Practice A: Phrases and Expressions

    (1) (2)
    A B
    A
    B

    (Friends greet) (Greeting when parting)

    (3) (4) (5)


    A B
    A

    (6) (7)
    A B

    A B

    (First time to meet) (First time to meet–more formal)

    6
    Practice B: Who is it?

    (1) (2) (3)

    (Tanaka) (Yokoyama) (Makoto)

    (4) (5) (6)

    YOU

    (Kumiko) (Mitsuko Kojima)

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