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    This document provides examples and vocabulary for using demonstrative pronouns like "kore" (this), "sore" (that near you), and "are" (that over there) to indicate nouns and describe possession and location in Japanese. It gives 10 examples sentences using these pronouns and particles like "no" and "wa" to express concepts like "belongs to" and "is made in". It then lists 40 common Japanese nouns with English translations related to objects, clothing, electronics, transportation, school supplies, media, and more.

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    This document provides examples and vocabulary for using demonstrative pronouns like "kore" (this), "sore" (that near you), and "are" (that over there) to indicate nouns and describe possession and location in Japanese. It gives 10 examples sentences using these pronouns and particles like "no" and "wa" to express concepts like "belongs to" and "is made in". It then lists 40 common Japanese nouns with English translations related to objects, clothing, electronics, transportation, school supplies, media, and more.

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    Dai 2 ka (Lesson 2)

    BUNKEI

    1. Kore/Sore/Are + wa + Noun + desu


    2. Kono + Noun + wa + Predicate + desu
    3. Sono + Noun + wa + Predicate + desu
    4. Ano + Noun + wa + Predicate + desu
    5. Sentence 1 + ka + sentence 2 + ka → a question to the listener to choose alternatives
    between S1 and S2.
    6. Noun 1 + no + Noun 2 → N1 explains what N2 is about.
    7. Subject + no + Noun → Noun belongs to Subject.
    8. Subject + no + desu → It explain that a thing belongs to subject.
    9. Place + no + Noun → It means that Noun is made in that Place.

    REIBUN (EXAMPLE)

    1. Kore wa hon desu. >> This is a book.


    2. Are wa boushi desu. >> That is a hat.
    3. Sore wa kasa desu. >> That is an umbrella.
    4. Kono kaban wa Tanaka-san no desu. >> This bag is Tanaka’s bag.
    5. Kore wa “9” desuka, “8” desuka. “8” desu. >> Is this a “9” or a “8”? It’s a “8”.
    6. Sore wa nan no zasshi desuka? Hana no zasshi desu. >> What is that magazine about?
    It’s a magazine about flower.
    7. Sore wa doko no tokei desu ka? Suisu no tokei desu. >>Where is that watch made?
    It’s made in Swiss.
    8. Ano kanji wa shinbun desuka denwa desuka? Denwa desu. >> Is it kanji of
    newspaper or phone? It’s phone.
    9. Anata no megane wa dore desuka? Sore desu. >> Which is your glasses? That is.
    10. Kono kamera wa ikura desuka? ¥25600 desu. >> How much does this camera cost?
    It costs ¥25600.

    TANGO (VOCABULARY)

    1. Kore : this (thing here)


    2. Sore : that (thing near you)
    3. Are : that (thing over there)
    4. Kono.... : this….. (this…. here)
    5. Sono…. : that…. (that…. Near you)
    6. Ano…. : that…. (that…. Over there)
    7. Hon : book
    8. Jisho : dictionary
    9. Zasshi : magazine
    10. Shinbun : newspaper
    11. Nooto : notebook

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    12. Techou : pocket notebook
    13. Tokei : watch, clock
    14. Kasa : umbrella
    15. Kagi : key
    16. Boushi : hat
    17. Kaban : bag
    18. Megane : glasses
    19. Terebi : television
    20. Jidousha : automobile, car
    21. Kuruma : car
    22. Tsukue : desk
    23. Isu : chair
    24. Meishi : business card
    25. Konpyuutaa : computer
    26. Kamera : camera
    27. Enpitsu : pencil
    28. Bourupen : ballpoint pen
    29. Shaapu penshiru : mechanical pencil
    30. Koohii : coffee
    31. Eigo : the English language
    32. …. go : …… language
    33. Shatsu : shirt
    34. Kutsu : shoes
    35. Rajio : radio
    36. Teepu rekoodaa : tape recorder
    37. Kasetto (teepu) : cassette (tape)
    38. Shitagi : underwear
    39. Sukaato : skirt
    40. Nekutai : necktie

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