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Understand spoken Japanese

All Japanese lesson

Number of words and phrases in this lesson: 62

Lesson words:

'topic marker' or 'what about, where is',

a suffix used to form the polite negative present of a verb; the negative form of the polite suffix -ます (-masu),

America; United States,

An accusative case particle: a grammatical marker following the direct object of a verb,

English language,

good morning (informal),

good morning (formal),

hello,

hello (on the phone),

hi (informal to こんにちは),

I,

Japan,

Japanese language,

nice to meet you,

to be (polite form of だ (da), after uninflecting parts of speech),

to exist (polite form of ある),

to speak (formal verb),

to; towards (indicates a destination or movement toward something)

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Lesson phrases:

I don't speak English.,

I don't speak Japanese.,

I speak English.,

Welcome to America!,

Welcome to Japan!

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