This document discusses counting people in Japanese. It explains that Japanese uses counters like "hitori" and "futari" for 1 and 2 people. For numbers 3 and above, you add "nin" or "hito" after the number. Some examples of counting people are san-nin, yon-nin, go-nin. It also provides a song to help remember the numbers and counting people. The document teaches how to ask "how many people are in your family" in Japanese, which is "nan-nin kazoku desu ka". It gives examples of answering with numbers like "yon-nin kazoku desu" or "go-nin kazoku desu".

1. Counting People People in your family

3. Let’s revise the numbers By now, you should be familiar with counting in Japanese up to 20. 一、二、三、四、五 六、七、八、九、十

4. Counting people Unlike in English, Japanese use different ‘counters’ to count different objects, people, animals etc. The good news is that you don’t need to relearn the whole new numbers …. EXCEPT 1 person and 2

5. 1. ひとり（一人） 2. ふたり（二人） For 3 and up, you simply need to add the word にん or 人 for kanji character. さんにん（三人）、よにん（四人）、ごにん（五人）、ろくにん（六人）、ななにん（七人）、はちにん（八人）きゅうにん（九人）、じゅうにん（十人）

6. The way to remember Through a song “Ten little Indian boys” ひとり、ふたり、さんにん せいと (Student) よにん、ごにん、ろくにん せいと ななにん、はちにん、きゅうにん せいと じゅにん せ・い・と

7. Practice Exercise WB page 49 Section 1 Exercise WB page 50 Section 3

8. Asking how many people in your family Question:In order to create a question in Japanese, you need to end the sentence with か You should still remember asking ‘how old are you’ – なんさい ですか。 The question ‘how many people in your family’ is similar.

9. Questioning なんにん かぞく ですか。 Nan ninkazokudesuka How many people in (your) family? かぞく：family

10. Answering よにん かぞく です。四人 かぞく です。 There are 4 people in (my) family. ごにん かぞく です。五人 かぞく です。 There are 5 people in (my) family.

11. Listening practice Listen to 2 conversations and fill in the table

12. Speaking: Create a table in your exercise book Ask the question ‘how many people in your family’ in the class