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    This chapter discusses Japanese location words and sentence patterns used to describe locations. It introduces demonstratives like "koko", "soko", and "asoko" used to refer to places, as well as "kochira", "sochira", and "achira" which are more polite demonstratives used to indicate direction. Sentence patterns like "N1 wa N2 desu" and "N1 no N2" are explained to describe where things or people are located or what country or company a product is from. Examples and exercises are provided to practice using these words and patterns.

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    This chapter discusses Japanese location words and sentence patterns used to describe locations. It introduces demonstratives like "koko", "soko", and "asoko" used to refer to places, as well as "kochira", "sochira", and "achira" which are more polite demonstratives used to indicate direction. Sentence patterns like "N1 wa N2 desu" and "N1 no N2" are explained to describe where things or people are located or what country or company a product is from. Examples and exercises are provided to practice using these words and patterns.

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    日本語

    第 5課
    Chapter 5
    Naiyou （ Contents ）
    • Koko / Soko / Asoko
    • N1 wa N2 (place) desu
    • Kochira / Sochira / Achira
    • N1 no N2
    Bunkei （ Sentence Pattern ）

    • ここ は　しょくどう です。
    • Koko wa shokudou desu.

    • Here is a dining hall.


    Bunpou Setsumei
    （ Grammar Explanation ）
    Koko / Soko / Asoko

    • Koko, Soko and Asoko are demonstratives


    for place.

    • These demonstratives refer


    to a place.
    • For example:

    • ここ は　としょかん です。
    • Koko wa toshokan desu.

    • Here is a library.
    Renshuu （ Practice ）

    Koko wa 　 daigaku 　　 desu.


    　 Soko wa jimusho desu.
    　 Asoko wa UTHM desu. 　　　　
    Bunkei （ Sentence Pattern ）

    • でんわ は　ここ です。


    • Denwa wa koko desu.

    • The telephone is here.


    Bunpou Setsumei
    （ Grammar Explanation ）
    N1 wa N2 (Place) desu

    • This sentence pattern used to explain


    where a place, a thing or a person is.
    • For example:

    • せんせい は　じむしょ です。


    • Sensei wa jimusho desu.

    • Teacher is in the office.


    Renshuu （ Practice ）

    Denwa wa asoko desu.


    Leo-san wa toshokan desu.
    Watashi wa 4-kai desu.
    Bunpou Setsumei
    （ Grammar Explanation ）
    Kochira / Sochira / Achira

    • Kochira, Sochira and Achira are


    demonstratives for direction.

    • These demonstratives are also


    used for referring a place and
    they are more polite than
    Koko, Soko and Asoko.
    • For example:

    • トイレ は　こちら です。


    • Toire wa kochira desu.

    • Toilet is in this direction ( is here).


    Renshuu （ Practice ）

    Tanaka-san wa achira desu.


    Kaban wa sochira desu.
    Kaigishitsu wa kochira desu.
    Bunkei （ Sentence Pattern ）

    • これ は　にほん の　じどうしゃ です。


    • Sore wa nihon no jidousha desu.

    • This is a Japan’s car.


    Bunpou Setsumei
    （ Grammar Explanation ）
    N1 no N2

    • When N1 is the name of country and N2 is a


    product, it means N2 is made in that country.

    • When N1 is the name of


    company and N2 is a product,
    it means N2 is made by that
    company.
    • For example:

    • これ は　 LG の　れいぞうこ です。
    • Kore wa LG no reizouko desu.

    made by

    • This is LG’s refrigerator.


    Renshuu （ Practice ）
    Kore wa Itaria no kaban desu.
    Sore Mitsubishi no reizouko desu.
    Are wa Puroton no jidousha desu.

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