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- 1. なまえ (namae): _____________________________ About Myself and Japan Copyright free images from http://www.printout.jp/clipart/
- 2. ぱ ば だ ざ が ぴ び じ ぎ ぷ ぶ ず ぐ ぺ べ で ぜ げ ぽ ぼ ど ぞ ご わ ら や を り る ゆ ま み む ん ろ れ よ も め ほ の へ ね て と ぬふ つ ひ に ち は な た さ し か す く あ い う せ け こそ お え き A I U E O W R Y M H N T S K Start here Hiragana Chart P B D Z G Exceptions A small っ doubles the following consonant ん = n but it can also be m The second o of a double o is written as う except when the double o is at the st art of a word.
- 3. Classroom Expressions 1 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School Try these! Please sit and listen. ________________________________________________ Please sit and look. _______________________________________________ Please stand and listen. ___________________________________________ Please stand and look. _____________________________________________ Please read and listen. _____________________________________________ Please come in おはいり ください Please listen きいて ください Please stand up たって ください Please sit down すわって ください Please read よんで ください Please write かいて ください Please look みて ください Please wait まって ください Please be quiet しずかに して ください Please open the window まどを あけて ください Please close the window まどを しめて ください Please close the door ドアを しめて ください Copyright free images from http://www.printout.jp/clipart/
- 4. 2 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School Dōzo haite, doa shimete tatte suwatte, kiite kudasai atode itte, kokoban o mite nōto ni kaite, oboite kudasai Shizuka ni shite, gamu o sutete te o agete, dete kudasai Come in, close the __ __ __ __ stand up, __ __ __ __ __ __ __, listen please talk later, __ __ __ __ at the black board __ __ __ __ __ in your notebook, memorise please be __ __ __ __ __ , put gum in bin raise your hand, leave please Song of commands Sing the song then fill in the blanks in English.
- 5. Oyasumi nasai Konnichi wa Ohayoo gozaimasu Ja mata Konban wa Sayoonara 3 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School Copyright free images from http://www.printout.jp/clipart/
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- 7. 5 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School Test your understanding write the japanese greeting used for the following times In the morning until 10am. __________________________________________ From 10am until sundown __________________________________________ From sundown until bedtime _______________________________________ おはよう ございます こんにちは こんばんは おやすみ なさい write these greetings and farewells in Japanese see you later _________________________________________ see you tomorrow ___________________________________ goodbye _________________________________________ hello (on the phone) __________________________________ good night _________________________________________ When you talk to someone and use their name, it is polite to add san to their name. It can be added to either a surname or a given name. kun can also be added to young boys names, and chan can be added to young girls names. sensei is added to the names of teachers. So, if you were talking to a lady called Akiko you would say akikosan. If you were talking to a young boy called Toshi you would say toshikun. If you were talking to a young girl called michiko you would say michikochan. If you were talking to your teacher Mr Tanaka you would say tanaka sensei. Never add san, kun or chan to your own name!!!!
- 8. 6 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School write these greetings in roomaji 1. Good morning Masako. ____________________________________________________________ 2. Good evening Hiroyuki ___________________________________________________________ 3. See you later Mari ________________________________________________________________ 4. Goodbye Taroo __________________________________________________________________ 5. Goodnight Yoko _________________________________________________________________ 6. Good day Jiroo __________________________________________________________________ 7. Goodbye Hiroshi _________________________________________________________________ 8. See you tomorrow Keiko ___________________________________________________________ 9. Good morning Mr Tanaka __________________________________________________________ 10. Hello Miss Yamada _______________________________________________________________ jikooshookai o shimasoo! Let’s introduce ourselves Jikooshookai (self introductions) start with hajimemashite and end with doozo yoroshiku. Other sentences you will need: I am _________________________ watashi wa ________________________desu. (girls) boku wa _________________________desu. (boys) now write yourjikooshookai _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________
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- 11. Asking where someone is from どこからきましたか。 Doko kara kimashita ka. Where do you come from? どこからですか。 Doko kara desu ka. Where are you from? If you are talking to John himself, ‘jon san wa doko kara kimashita ka.’ means ‘John, where are you from?’ Responding わたしは オーストラリアから きました。 Watashi wa oosutoraria kara kimashita. I come from Australia. わたしは オーストラリアから です。 Watashi wa oosutoraria kara desu. I am from Australia. Saying your nationality わたしは オーストラリア人です。 Watashi wa oosutoraria jin desu. I am Australian. You can say the town or suburb you come from by saying ‘shidonii kara desu.’ 9 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School
- 12. Names of different countries The names of some cities Ask your teacher if your country or home town is not listed here. Nationalities オーストラリア Oosutoraria Australia インドネシア Indoneshia Indonesia ニュージーランド Nyuujiirando New Zealand カナダ Kanada Canada アメリカ Amerika America 日本 Nihon Japan オーストラリア人 Oosutorariajin Australian インドネシア人 Indoneshiajin Indonesian ニュージーランド人 Nyuujiirandojin New Zealander カナダ人 Kanadajin Canadian アメリカ人 Amerikajin American 日本人 Nihonjin Japanese オークランド Ookurando Auckland シドニー Shidonii Sydney ジャカルター Jakarutaa Jakarta とうきょう Tookyoo Tokyo バンクーバー Bankuubaa Vancouver ニュウヨーク Nyuuyooku New York メルボルン Meruborun Melbourne 10 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School countries and nationalities
- 13. 1. 4. 5. 6. _________________ 2. _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ 3. 11 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School step 1 Listen to the dialogue. step 2 Draw a line to match the person with their flag (of where they live). step 3 Write their nationality on the line next to their flag. (Be careful, it may not be the same place).
- 14. Vocabulary どこ doko Where? すんで います sunde imasu live どこに すんでいますか。 Doko ni sunde imasu ka. Where do you live? Phrases To ask where someone lives, say どこに すんでいますか。 Doko ni sunde imasu ka. To answer, give the place followed by にすんでいます ni sunde imasu. To say where you live, say Put the particle に ni after the name of the place. Listen to the teacher say where he lives. Can you understand him? Your town わたしは (place) に すんでいます。 Watashi wa (place) ni sunde imasu. Ask your teacher to find out how to say your town’s name in Japanese, then answer this question. どこに すんでいますか。 Doko ni sunde imasu ka. 12 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School Copyright free images from http://www.printout.jp/clipart/
- 16. To make numbers 11- 19, say 10 then the final digit in Japanese. 14 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School counting 1-19 一 ichi 六 roku 二 ni 七 nana (shichi) 三 san 八 hachi 四 yon (shi) 九 kyuu (ku) 五 go 十 juu 11 12 13 14 15 juuichi juuni juusan juuyon juugo 十一 十二 十三 十四 十五 16 17 18 19 juuroku juunana juuhachi juukyuu 十六 十七 十八 十九 Write the following numbers from lowest to highest on the lanterns. 十七 九 十四 五 二 十九 十一 八 Copyright free images from NSW Department of Education Training
- 17. ˗˗˗˗ ˜˜˜˜ ̖̖̖̖ ˙˙˙˙ ̒̒̒̒ ؼؼؼؼ йййй йййй йййй йййй ˗˗˗˗ ˗˗˗˗ ˗˗˗˗ ˜˜˜˜ ̒̒̒̒ ˜˜˜˜ ؼؼؼؼ ˙˙˙˙ ˙˙˙˙ ̖̖̖̖ ̖̖̖̖ ˜˜˜˜ 15 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School blue red yellow white green orange purple
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- 20. Fill in the missing numbers in these sequences. (a) ____ 四 六 八 ____ (b) 一 三 ____ 七 九 (c) 十 ____ 六 ____ 二 Answer the following questions! 1. 五 + 三 =____ 6. 一 + 二 = ____ 2. 二 + 四 =____ 7. 七 + 一 = ____ 3. 八 + 二 = ____ 8. 六 + 三 = ____ 4. 五 + 五 = ____ 9. 九 + 一 = ____ 5. 三 + 七 = ____ 10. 四 + 六 = ____ Write these numbers in Kanji! 21 ______ ______ ______ 32 ______ ______ ______ 43 ______ ______ ______ 54 ______ ______ ______ 65 ______ ______ ______ 76 ______ ______ ______ 87 ______ ______ ______ 98 ______ ______ ______ 18 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School
- 21. 六 八 二 四 Fill in the gaps and discuss the pattern! 10 = 10 + 0 = じゅう 十 11 = 10 + 1 = じゅういち 十一 12 = 10 + 2 =じゅうに ____ 二 13 = 10 + 3 =じゅうさん 十____ 14 = 10 + 4 =じゅうよん ____ 四 15 = 10 + 5 =じゅうご 十____ 16 = 10 + 6 =じゅうろく 十六 17 = 10 + 7 =じゅうなな ____ ____ 18 = 10 + 8 =じゅうはち 十____ 19 = 10 + 9 =じゅうきゅう ____ 九 Write the following numbers in roomaji! 10 十 _____________________ 20 二十 _____________________ 30 三十 _____________________ 40 四十 _____________________ 50 五十 _____________________ 60 六十 _____________________ 70 七十 _____________________ 80 八十 _____________________ 90 九十 _____________________ Fill in the missing numbers so that each row, whether read down, across or diagonally adds up to 15. 19 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School
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- 23. 21 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School How old are you? なんさいですか。 nan sai desu ka Complete the chart いっさい issai にさい nisai さんさい sansai よんさい yonsai ごさい gosai ろくさい rokusai ななさい nanasai はっさい hassai きゅうさい kyūsai じゅうっさい jūssai じゅういっさい jūissai じゅうにさい juunisai 一 sai 二 sai 三 sai 四 sai 五 sai 六 sai 七 sai 八 sai 九 sai 十 sai 十一 sai 十二 sai 1 year old 2 years old ____ years old ____ years old ____ years old ____ years old ____ years old ____ years old ____ years old ____ years old ____ years old ____ years old Conversation Complete the conversation with your own details then practise it with a partner. おはよう ございます。(ohayō gozaimasu). ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ おなまえはなんですか。(onamae wa nan desu ka). ___________________________________________ なんさいですか。(nan sai desu ka). ______________________________ そうですか。じゃ、また。(sō desuka. Ja mata). じゃ、また。(Ja mata). What time of day is it? What is the girl’s name? How old is she? こんにちは。 konnichi wa. わたしは みちこ です。 watashi wa Michiko desu. 十二さい です。 juuni sai desu.
- 24. 22 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School Tanjoobi no fuusen BIRTHDAY BALLOONS Join each balloon to the correct child. たんじょうび の ふうせん
- 25. 月 月一月 ichigatsu January 二月 nigatsu February 三月 sangatsu March 四月 shigatsu April 五月 gogatsu May 六月 rokugatsu June 七月 shichigatsu July 八月 hachigatsu August 九月 kugatsu September 十月 juugatsu October 十一月 juuichigatsu November 十二月 juunigatsu December WRITINGPRACTICE The months are easy to remember in Japanese. You simply use the number of the month, then add gatsu!月/! ! Take a look at the table. Does this kanji look familiar? It is the kanji for moon and it’s used in the word for Monday. (Getsuyoobi!月よう日*! ! It also has another meaning, month which is pronounced gatsu!がつ/! 23 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School
- 26. Matchtheroomajiwiththekanjiandpictureforeachmonth.Writeyouranswersinthetable. A B C D E F G H I J K L 24 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School
- 27. Your birthday Someone else’s birthday たんじょうび は なん月 ですか。 Tanjoobi wa nangatsu desu ka. Which month is your birthday? たんじょうび は 二月 です。 Tanjoobi wa nigatsu desu. My Birthday is in February. たなかさん の たんじょうび は なん月 ですか。 Tanakasan no tanjoobi wa nangatsu desu ka. Which month is Mr. Tanaka’s birthday? たなかさん の たんじょうび は 六月 です。 Tanakasan no tanjoobi wa rokugatsu desu. Mr. Tanaka’s birthday is in June. Notice when you are talking directly to someone in Japanese, the word for you or me is not used. Try These • たんじょうび は なん月 です か。 T anj oobi w a nangat s u des u ka. _____________________________ • たんじょうび は 六月 です か。 Ta n j o o b i wa r o k u g a t s u d e s u k a . ___________________ • おかあさんの たんじょうびは なんがつ ですか。 O k a a s a n n o t a n j o o b i w a n a n g a t s u d e s u k a . T A N J O O B I O M E D E T O O ! た ん じ ょ う び お め で と う H A P P Y B I R T H D A Y ! 25 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School
- 28. When saying your phone number in Japanese, the numbers are said one after the other and zero is used for 0. You also say no after the area code or where there is a gap. No is pronounced like the no in not. Moshi moshi もしもし means ‘hello’ on the phone. You then say your family name followed by desu です. Look at the dialogue below. The word for phone is denwa でんわ and bangoo ばんごう means number. Nan ban なんばん means What number? The ban is short for bangoo. Denwa bangoo wa roku go go roku no hachi ni zero zero desu. でんわばんごうは六五五六の八二００です。 My phone number is 6556 8200. Denwa bangoo wan nan ban desu ka. でんわばんごうは なんばんですか。 What is your phone number? 26 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School
- 29. Put the conversation between Samu and Joodan into order and answer the following questions. To do this, write a number 1-8 on the blank line. Samu: Konban wa _______ Joodan: Watashi wa Joodan desu Doozo yoroshiku. Onamae wa? _______ Joodan: Konban wa _______ Samu: Watashi wa genki desu Ja mata ne _______ Samu: Onamae wa nan desu ka _______ Joodan: Ja mata _______ Samu: Samu desu Doozo yoroshiku Ogenki desu ka _______ Joodan: Etto, maa maa desu Ogenki? _______ 1) What time of the day did this conversation take place? a) In the morning b) During the day c) In the evening 2) Tick the box to show whether Samu and Joodan are male or female Namae Female Male Samu Joodan 3) How was Joodan feeling? _______________________________________________________________________________ 4) Of these two speakers, who uses more formal spoken Japanese? How can you tell? Give examples. _______________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ 27 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School
- 30. Look at this image, and answer the questions. 1) What did the man ask Jenny? _______________________________________________________________________________ 2) Why did she respond with “maa maa desu”? _______________________________________________________________________________ 3) If you were Jenii-san, how would you answer the question she was asked? _______________________________________________________________________________ It’s a famous lucky charm; It has an origin from Zen Buddhism; This lucky charm closely looks like B________, who is said to have sat for nine years/days peacefully meditating; Make a wish, then colour one eye of this charm. When it comes true, colour in the second eye. 28 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School
- 31. すうどく１ 一 二 三 四 五 六 七 八 九 すうどく２ 五 六 三 八 九 四 一 二 六 八 三 七 三 七 九 五 二 五 七 三 六 七 五 一 九 四 七 三 二 七 八 八 六 二 三 四 三 一 九 二 五 六 七 四 八 七 九 五 九 八 一 五 六 三 五 二 七 五 六 四 七 四 二 八 六 三 八 一 二 八 一 四 29 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School S U U D o k u
- 32. すうどく３ すうどく４ 五 四 六 三 九 八 四 二 一 二 七 八 四 九 六 二 七 五 二 一 八 二 七 三 五 九 六 一 八 三 一 九 七 六 九 三 三 九 二 五 六 九 四 八 三 五 七 七 三 九 八 二 四 六 六 一 五 四 六 二 三 一 八 四 五 二 五 六 七 八 30 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School S U U D o k u
- 33. すうどく５ すうどく６ 七 二 六 八 一 八 三 四 五 八 六 九 八 九 六 四 五 二 一 七 二 九 八 五 三 四 九 七 三 九 四 六 六 五 一 二 五 二 三 八 七 八 九 六 八 四 二 一 八 一 六 二 四 七 三 五 一 三 八 四 九 六 五 一 九 一 六 二 二 七 四 三 31 About Myself and Japan Camden Haven High School S U U D o k u