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    This document contains basic greetings, self-introductions, and classroom expressions in Japanese and English. It introduces common greetings like "Ohayoo gozaimasu" (Good morning), "Konnichiwa" (Hello), and "Sayonara" (Goodbye). Phrases for self-introductions like "Hajimemashite" (Nice to meet you) and asking for someone's name are provided. Classroom expressions include asking students to "Kiite kudasai" (Please listen) and telling the teacher "Wakarimasen" (I don't understand). Common jobs are listed in Japanese like "Kyoshi" (Teacher) and "Shufu" (

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    This document contains basic greetings, self-introductions, and classroom expressions in Japanese and English. It introduces common greetings like "Ohayoo gozaimasu" (Good morning), "Konnichiwa" (Hello), and "Sayonara" (Goodbye). Phrases for self-introductions like "Hajimemashite" (Nice to meet you) and asking for someone's name are provided. Classroom expressions include asking students to "Kiite kudasai" (Please listen) and telling the teacher "Wakarimasen" (I don't understand). Common jobs are listed in Japanese like "Kyoshi" (Teacher) and "Shufu" (

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    Grammar Guide

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    Chin Tiong Lee
    This document contains basic greetings, self-introductions, and classroom expressions in Japanese and English. It introduces common greetings like "Ohayoo gozaimasu" (Good morning), "Konnichiwa" (Hello), and "Sayonara" (Goodbye). Phrases for self-introductions like "Hajimemashite" (Nice to meet you) and asking for someone's name are provided. Classroom expressions include asking students to "Kiite kudasai" (Please listen) and telling the teacher "Wakarimasen" (I don't understand). Common jobs are listed in Japanese like "Kyoshi" (Teacher) and "Shufu" (

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    Marugoto A1 Katsudo

    Vocabulary list L1-L3


    Greetings
    Japanese English Notes
    Ohayoo gozaimasu Good morning
    Konnichiwa Hello/ good day
    Konbanwa Good evening
    Sayonara Goodbye
    Jaa, mata See you
    Osaki ni shitsureeshimasu I'm leaving now
    Otsukaresama deshita Good work /Nice job/
    You must be tired
    Arigatoo gozaimasu Thank you
    Iie No
    Sumimasen Excuse me /I'm sorry
    Hai Yes
    Self-introduction
    Moo ichido… Once again
    ( ) san desune. That’s (…….) san, right
    Hajimemashite. Yamada desu. How do you do? /Nice to meet
    you. I’m Yamada
    Anoo, ah…/Excuse me/well…
    onamaewa? (what's) your name?
    Wan desu I’m Wan
    Wan san desune. That’s Wan-san right?
    Doozo yoroshiku. Pleased to meet you
    Kankoku Korea
    Kankokujin Korean
    Kankokugo Korean language
    Dochira kara? Where are you from?
    Chuugoku desu. China
    Soo desu ka. I see/ I understand
    Chuugokugo, dekimasu ka. Can you (speak) Chinese?
    Hai, dekimasu. Yes, I can
    Hai, sukoshi dekimasu Yes, I can a little
    Benkyoo-chuu desu. In the middle of studying
    Iie, dekimasen. No, I can’t
    Kyooshi Teacher/ instructor
    Gakusee Student
    Koomuin Civil servant
    Japanese English Notes
    Shufu Housewife/homemaker
    Kaishain Company employee
    Enjinia Engineer
    Oshigoto wa? (What is) your job/ What do you do for a living?
    occupation?
    Enjinia desu. (I am) an engineer
    Soo desu ka. Is that so/ I see
    Watashi wa shufu desu. I am a housewife
    Satoo to mooshimasu. My name is Sato/ I’m Sato
    Doozo yoroshiku Pleased to meet you 請多多指教
    onegaishimasu
    Basic classroom expression
    Moo ichido onegaishimasu Once again, please
    Hai, imasu Yes, (I am) present
    Sensee Teacher (address)
    Kyooshitsu Classroom
    ~san, imasu ka Is (……) san here/present?
    Hai Yes
    Imasen Not here/ absent
    Iie, mada desu No, not yet
    Kiite kudasai Please listen
    Kaite kudasai Please write
    Yonde kudasai Please read
    San-peeji o akete kudasai Please turn to (open) page 3
    Itte kudasai Please say
    Mite kudasai Please look/watch/see
    Pea de hanashite kudasai Please talk/speak in pairs
    Jugyoo o hajimemasu Start/begin the lesson
    Jugyoo o owarimasu End/ finish the lesson
    Sensee, “kyooshitsu” tte Sensee, what does
    doo yuu imi desu ka “kyooshitsu” means
    Eego de classroom desu yo It’s “classroom” in English
    Wakarimashita I see/ I understand
    Wakarimasen I don’t understand
    Moo ichido itte kudasai Please say it again
    Moo sukoshi yukkuri itte kudasai Please say a little slower
    Chotto shitsuree shimasu Excuse me (for a bit/ a while)
    Sumimasen. Okuremasu Sorry, I will be late
    Yasumimasu (I’ll be) absent/ on leave Take a rest/ take a day off

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