Special
In this chapter we are introduced to two prompts which are spoken in Japanese. Tune your ears to these phrases, because they'll be used more frequently in future lessons.
つぎのかいわをきいてください。
tsugi no kaiwa o kiite kudasai - Please listen to the following conversation.
もういちどをきいてください。
mou ichido o kiite kudasai - Please listen once again.
Conversation
さとさん、わたしとひるごはんをたべませんか。
ええ、でもなんじに？ いちじ？
いいえ、あとで。
ああ、わかりました。にじ？
ええ、にじに。
はい、わかりました。
-Sato-san, watashi to hirugohan o tabemasen ka? - Mr. Sato, won't you eat lunch with me?
-ee, demo nanji ni? ichiji? - Yes, but at what time? One o'clock?
-iie, ato de. - No, later.
-aa, wakarimashita. niji? - Ah, understood. Two o'clock?
-ee, niji ni. - Yes, At two o'clock.
-hai, wakarimashita. - Yes, understood.
Vocab
ちょっと
chotto - a little bit
くじはちょっと。。。
kuji wa chotto... - nine o'clock is a little bit...
たべたいです
tabetai desu - want to eat
たべたくありません
tabetaku arimasen - don't want to eat
のみたいです
nomitai desu - want to drink
のみたくありません
nomitaku arimasen - don't want to drink
なんじですか。
nanji desu ka? - What time is it?
さん
san - three
よん
yon - four
ご
go - five
ごじです
goji desu - It's five o'clock.
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