#にほんごべんきょう
オノマトペ /의성어/ Onomatopoeia
pt1
日本語 - 한국어 - English / Japanese - Korean - English
1. ふわふわ - 말랑말랑 /폭신폭신- fluffy
2.ドキドキ - 두근두근 - butterflies / pounding heart
3. はくしょん - 에취 - achoo
4. ピンポン - 딩동 - ding dong
5.トントン - 똑똑똑 - knock knock
Animal Names in Japanese
Part 3
Fish : 魚 (さかな)
Frog : 蛙 (かえる)
Crow : 烏 (からす)
Owl : 梟 (ふくろう)
Penguin : ペンギン
Snake : 蛇 (へび)
Deer : 鹿 (しか)
Reindeer : トナカイ
Flamingo : フラミンゴ
Pigeon / Dove : 鳩 (はと)
School Pt 1
学校 (がっこう) - school
生徒 (せいと) - student
保育園 (ほいくえん) -Nursery school
幼稚園 (ようちえん) - Kindergarten
小学校 (しょうがっこう) - Elementary/Primary school
小学生 (しょうがくせい) - Elementary/Primary school student
中学校 (ちゅうがっこう) - Junior high school
中学生(ちゅうがくせい) - Junior high school student
高等学校(こうとうがっこう) - the correct name for high school
高校(こうこう)- a shorter version of high school
高校生(こうこうせい) - high school student
大学(だいがく) - University
大学生(だいがくせい) - University Student
専門学校(せんもんがっこう) -Vocational school
専門学校生(せんもんがくせい) - Vocational school student
Animal Names in Japanese
Part 2
Fox:狐 (きつね)
Wolf:狼 (おおかみ)
Bear:熊 (くま)
Lion:ライオン
Tiger:虎 (とら)
Panda:パンダ
Elephant:象 (ぞう)
Giraffe:麒麟 (きりん)
Squirrel/chipmunk:栗鼠 (りす)
Sugar glider:モモンガ
Animal Names in Japanese
Part 1
Animal (s) : 動物(どうぶつ)
Bird : 鳥 (とり)
Cow : 牛(うし)
Horse: 馬(うま)
Dog : 犬(いぬ)
Cat:猫(ねこ)
Pig:豚(ぶた)
Wild Boar:猪(いのしし)
Rabbit:兎(うさぎ)
Mouse:鼠(ねずみ)
Guinea pig:モルモット
The solar system
Japanese/Korean
Space :
宇宙 (uchū) /우주 (wooju)
Alien :
宇宙人 (uchūjin)/외계인 (oegyein)
Planet:
惑星 (wakusei)/행성 (haengseong)
Sun :
太陽 (taiyō)/태양 (taeyang)
Moon:
月 (tsuki)/달 (dal)
Mercury:
水星 (suisei)/수성 (suseong)
Venus:
金星 (kinsei)/금성(geumseong)
Earth:
地球 (chikyū)/지구(jigu)
Mars:
火星 (kasei)/화성(hwaseong)
Jupiter:
木星 (mokusei)/목성(mogseong)
Saturn:
土星 (dosei)/토성(toseong)
Uranus:
天王星 (ten'nōsei)/천왕성(cheonwangseong)
Neptune:
海王星 (kaiōsei)/해왕성(haewangseong)
Pluto:
冥王星 (meiōsei)/명왕성(myeongwangseong)
Star:
星 (hoshi)/별(byeol)
Asteroid:
小惑星(shōwakusei)/소행성(sohaengseong)
Comet:
彗星 (suisei)/혜성(hyeseong)
The Japanese alphabet
(片仮名 / katakana / カタカナ)
ア イ ウ エ オ a i u e o
カ キ ク ケ コ ka ki ku ke ko
サ シ ス セ ソ sa shi su se so
タ チ ツ テ ト ta *chi *tsu te to
ナ ニ ヌ ネ ノ na ni nu ne no
ハ ヒ フ ヘ ホ ha hi *fu he ho
マ ミ ム メ モ ma mi mu me mo
ヤ ユ ヨ ya yu yo
ラ リ ル レ ロ ra ri ru re ro
ワ ヲ wa wo
ン n
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*ウァ *ウィ *ウェ *ウォ*wa *wi *we *wo
*ヴァ *ヴィ *ヴ *ヴェ *ヴォ *va *vi * v *ve *vo
ガ ギ グ ゲ ゴ ga gi gu ge go
ザ ジ ズ ゼ ゾ za *ji zu ze zo
シャ シュ ショ sha shu sho
ジャ ジュ ジョ ja ju jo
ダ ヂ ヅ デ ド da *ji *zu de do
チャ チュ チョ cha chu cho
バ ビ ブ ベ ボ ba bi bu be bo
パ ピ プ ペ ポ pa pi pu pe po
Country Names in Japanese pt2
USA - アメリカ or 米国(べいこく)
France - フランス
Italy - イタリア
Australia - オーストラリア
Portugal - ポルトガル
Spain - スペイン
New Zealand - ニュージーランド
English words that are used in Japan pt 2
ice cream (アイスクリーム), is also referred to as just `ice` (アイス)
pen (ペン)is also called a ballpen (ボールペン)
chime (チャイム)
drama (ドラマ)
television (テレビジョン), is usually shortened and referred to as `terebi`(テレビ)
English words that are used in Japan
Ball (ボール)
Card (カード)
Service (サービス)
Beach(ビーチ)
File(ファイル)
Salon (サロン)
Country Names EN/JP/KR
Pt1
Country / 国(くに) / 나라
China / 中国(ちゅうごく) /중국
India /インド/ 인도
Indonesia / インドネシア/ 인도네시아
Pakistan / パキスタン/ 파키스탄
Bangladesh / バングラデシュ/방글라데시Japan / 日本(にほん) / 일본
Korea /韓国(かんこく) / 한국
Fruit names in Japanese
Fruit - 果物(くだもの)
1. Apple - 林檎 (りんご)
2. Banana - バナナ
3. Grape - 葡萄 (ぶどう)
4. Peach - 桃 (もも)
5. Watermelon -西瓜 (すいか)
6. Melon -メロン
7. Pear - Japanese pears - 梨(なし)
- 洋梨(ようなし)
8. Orange - オレンジ
9. Mandarin - 蜜柑(みかん)
10. Lemon - 檸檬(れもん)
Movie names (EN / JP)/映画のタイトル(英語 /日本語)
English : Moana (モアナ)
Japanese : モアナと伝説の海
EN trans : Moana and the legend of the sea
モアナ - Moana
と - and
伝説(でんせつ) - legend
の - (particle)
海 (うみ)- sea/ocean
English : Big Hero 6 (ビッグ・ヒーロー・シックス)
Japanese:. ベイマックス
EN Trans: baymax
日本語 :偉大な6人のヒーロー
English :Frozen (フローズン)
Japanese: アナと雪の女王
EN trans : Anna and the snow queen
アナ - Anna
と - and
雪(ゆき) - snow
の - (particle)
女王(じょおう) - queen
日本語:凍結
いつもありがとう
[ itsumo arigatou ]
➡️”Thank you for everything”
・いつも[itsumo]→always
・ありがとう[arigatou]→thank you
⚠️”everything” in Japanese is すべて[ subete ]
or ぜんぶ [ zenbu ],
but we don’t say すべてありがとう or ぜんぶありがとう
We always say いつもありがとう
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ずっといっしょにいたい
[ zutto isshoni itai ]
➡️”I want to be with you forever”
・ずっと[zutto]→forever
・いっしょに[isshoni]→together
・いたい[ itai ] →want to be
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これからもよろしくね
[ korekaramo yoroshikune]
➡️”I want to stay with you forever”
・これから[korekara]→from now on
・も[mo] →as well as / too
・よろしくね[ yoroshikune ]
→please be nice to me
Please keep in touch with me
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だいすき[daisuki]
➡️I really like you/ i love you
Thank you for studying with me!!☺️
Have a wonderful day!!
Layla
@nihogo_layla
Bite size Japanese
These are the 7 basic Japanese words that you say differently if you want to sound more #casual and #natural! ☺️
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro : How to sound more casual when you speak Japanese?
00:30 ①いいえ→いや
01:25 ②とても→ほんとに
02:16 ③たくさん→すごい
03:32 ④ごめんなさい→ごめん
04:42 ⑤そして→あと/それに
05:51 ⑥てform+います→てform +ます
06:14 ⑦ますform+ませんか?→ないform?
07:41 Concluding
@nihongo_layla
①When you’re surprised [ Happy ] ( Really?)
②When you’re surprised [ Serious ] ( What?)
③When you don’t like to do something ( Nooo / I don’t want to do )
④As a filer word (um / well )
It’s a useful word!
Please use it when you have a chance!✨
Bite size Japanese
Layla
@nihongo_layla
Did you know that?
People from the Kansai area ( around Osaka ) call McDonald’s マクド [ makudo ]
And people from the Kantou area ( around Tokyo )
say it as マック[ makku ]!
McDonald’s in Japanese is マクドナルド[makudonarudo], but it’s
a little bit long, so usually people like to
say it as マック[ makku ] or マクド[ makudo ]
This is a clip of my youTube Video!☺️
I’ll explain every phrases you need to know to make an order at a Japanese restaurant in the video
I really hope you can enjoy this kind of style!✨
Thank you for learning Japanese!
have a good day!
Layla
Bite size Japanese
@nihongo_layla
Body Parts
頭(あたま)( antama ) = head
顏(かお)( kao ) = face
首(くび)( kubi ) = neck
肩(かた)( kata ) = shoulders
腕(うで)( ude ) = arms
胸(むね)( mune ) = chest
お腹(おなか)( onaka ) = stomach
お尻(おしり)( oshiri ) = hips
膝(ひざ)( hiza ) = hiza
⚠️↓
脚(あし)( ashi ) = legs
足(あし)( ashi ) = feet
Thank you for learning Japanese!!☺️
Layla
Bite size Japanese
@nihongo_layla
New Video is OUT!✨
I’ll talk about when and how Japanese People learn Kanji!
11-14-20 Update
I’ve been grinding rly hard for this past week.
- watching my missed lectures + taking notes
- re-memorizing rusty kana
- studying rusty vocabulary
- learning 5+ new words a day
- I started a notebook that is entirely dedicated to my Japanese studies
- created a study schedule (which seems like it will be a game changer for me, but we’ll see! I’ll share my current schedule and let you guys know how it works out.)
Breakthroughs
- I finally formed a sentence that actually expressed what I wanted to say!! (It went something like… 私は日本語の本があります。。。今日はこれを読みます。I then read like one paragraph out loud to the camera and posted it to my snapchat! lol)
- developed a new notebook system for studying vocabulary that seems to work really well
FuturePlans
- I have soooo many posts coming your way (vocab, grammar, study methods, shoutouts) so stay tuned
- I plan to take my giant wall of sticky note vocabulary down and redo it with new words soon!
- I may or may not be starting a blog (rebelpicnic.com) even though I have no idea what it’s about, I know for a fact that I will be posting about my Japanese learning journey there as well! It’s not open yet but beware it will probably be about a lot of things before I can make up my mind Cx
Goals and Aspirations
- maybe someday I can write diary entrees in Japanese. I would love it if I could find a native speaker to critique them!
- I can’t wait to confuse my friends and family :,3
- the glorious fluency will feel so good rolling off of my tongue (cringe explanation) :,,,333
- understanding Japanese media? um? yes?
- flexing on ppl constantly?
Current Weekly Schedule
I’m currently doing a vocabulary challenge, so vocab is 毎日!(まいにち)(Every day!)
月曜日(げつようび) Monday
Vocabulary and reading
火曜日(かようび) Tuesday
Vocabulary and writing
水曜日(すいようび) Wednesday
Vocabulary — learn less words + catch up on rusty material
木曜日(もくようび) Thursday
Vocabulary and listening
金曜日(きんようび) Friday
Vocabulary
土曜日(どようび) Saturday
Vocabulary and grammar
日曜日(にちようび) Sunday
Vocabulary
A side note that I do take a class for Japanese so I have homework too. This is just what I will be doing on top of my classwork. I may even do more, but I consider this schedule the bare minimum/requirement. It basically helps to guarantee that I’m studying everything with some level of proportion!
a message to u
langblrs hmu and I’ll check out ur page! I’ve been really busy lately but I usually go thru all the pages of my new followers in one sitting cus I can manage my time better that way >< and let me know what you would like to see more of on here :,) love uuuu!