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    The document introduces Japanese words and phrases to describe frequency of actions: yoku (often), tokidoki (sometimes), amari (rarely), and zenzen (never). It provides examples of how to ask and answer questions about frequency of habits and experiences using these words. It also introduces phrases for inviting someone to do something together, and asking if something has been done already. An example conversation at the end has one person inviting another to breakfast at KFC and asking about their dining frequency at that restaurant.

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    The document introduces Japanese words and phrases to describe frequency of actions: yoku (often), tokidoki (sometimes), amari (rarely), and zenzen (never). It provides examples of how to ask and answer questions about frequency of habits and experiences using these words. It also introduces phrases for inviting someone to do something together, and asking if something has been done already. An example conversation at the end has one person inviting another to breakfast at KFC and asking about their dining frequency at that restaurant.

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    The document introduces Japanese words and phrases to describe frequency of actions: yoku (often), tokidoki (sometimes), amari (rarely), and zenzen (never). It provides examples of how to ask and answer questions about frequency of habits and experiences using these words. It also introduces phrases for inviting someone to do something together, and asking if something has been done already. An example conversation at the end has one person inviting another to breakfast at KFC and asking about their dining frequency at that restaurant.

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    The document introduces Japanese words and phrases to describe frequency of actions: yoku (often), tokidoki (sometimes), amari (rarely), and zenzen (never). It provides examples of how to ask and answer questions about frequency of habits and experiences using these words. It also introduces phrases for inviting someone to do something together, and asking if something has been done already. An example conversation at the end has one person inviting another to breakfast at KFC and asking about their dining frequency at that restaurant.

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    Yoku: often (yoku….Vmasu)

    Tokidoki: sometimes (tokidoki….Vmasu)

    Amari : rarely, seldom (amari….Vmasen)

    0% Zenzen: never (zenzen….Vmasen)


    How often you do…

    Q: Yoku V-masu ka.

    A: Hai, yoku V-masu.


    A: Hai, tokidoki V-masu.
    A:Iie, amari V-masen.
    A:Iie, zenzen V-masen.
    How often you do…

    Q: Yoku kaimono o shimasu ka.

    A: Hai, yoku shimasu.


    A: Hai, tokidoki shimasu.
    A:Iie, amari shimasen.
    A:Iie, zenzen shimasen.
    How often you do…

    Q: Yoku eiga o mimasu ka.

    A: Hai, yoku mimasu.


    A: Hai, tokidoki mimasu.
    A:Iie, amari mimasen.
    A:Iie, zenzen mimasen.
    Have you done?
    Q: Mō V-mashita ka.
    (Have you already done...?)

    A: Hai, mō V-mashita.
    (Yes, I have done)

    A: Iie, mada desu.


    (No, not yet)
    Q: Mō asa gohan o tabemashita ka.

    A: Hai, mō tabemashita.
    A: Iie, mada desu.
    Q: Mō repōto o kakimashita ka.

    A: Hai, mō kakimashita.
    A: Iie, mada desu.
    Q: Mō sensei ni aimashita ka.

    A: Hai, mō aimashita.
    A: Iie, mada desu.
    To invite
    Q: Issho ni V-masen ka.
    (would you like to do....with me)
    A: Hai, V-mashō.
    (Yes, let’s do...)
    A: Sumimasen ga, chotto....
    (sorry...I can’t...)
    To invite

    Q: Issho ni eiga o mimasen ka.

    A: Hai, (issho ni) mimashō.


    A:Hai, sō shimashō.
    A: Sumimasen ga, chotto....
    To invite

    Q: Issho ni ban gohan o tabemasen ka.

    A: Hai, (issho ni) tabemashō.


    A: Sumimasen ga, chotto....
    KAIWA
    A:B san, mō asagohan o tabemashita ka.
    B:Iie, mada desu.
    A:Ja, issho ni KFC de asagohan o
    tabemasen ka.
    B:Ii desu ne. Tabemashō. A san wa yoku
    KFC de tabemasu ka.
    A:Hai, watashi wa tokidoki gakkō no
    tomodachi to KFC de tabemasu.
    B: KFC wa doko desu ka.
    A: Daigaku no chikaku desu.

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