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The document outlines a Japanese Foundation Class curriculum, covering essential topics such as Romaji pronunciation, basic Hiragana and Katakana writing, counting numbers, and daily conversation phrases. It includes specific pronunciation rules, examples of contracted and long sounds, and common greetings and introductions in Japanese. The material serves as a foundational guide for beginners learning the Japanese language.

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2nd Week PDF

The document outlines a Japanese Foundation Class curriculum, covering essential topics such as Romaji pronunciation, basic Hiragana and Katakana writing, counting numbers, and daily conversation phrases. It includes specific pronunciation rules, examples of contracted and long sounds, and common greetings and introductions in Japanese. The material serves as a foundational guide for beginners learning the Japanese language.

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Japanese Foundation Class

(1) Romaji
(2) Approaching how to pronounce in Japanese
(3) Basic Hiragana Writing
(4) Basic Katakana Writing
(5) Counting Numbers
(6) Days , Date and Months , Hours and Minutes
(7) Greeting and Introduction
(8) Daily Conversation
(9) Basic Grammar

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Romaji
Note :
• /s+i/ is pronounced /shi/
• /t+i/ is pronounced /chi/
• /t+u/ is pronounced /tsu/
• /h+u/ is pronounced /fu/
• /z+i/ is pronounced /ji/
• /d+i/ is pronounced /ji/
• /d+u/ is pronounced /zu/

Note :
N before b , m , p becomes “ m”
which is pronounced like “ m “.

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Hiragana

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Katakana

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(1) Hatsuon ( Pronounciation of ん / ン)
はんたい : Opposite
かんじ : Kanji
みんな : Everyone
わん : Bowl
⊛ た / だ / ら / な = n sound
⊛ ば / ぱ / ま = m sound ( しんぶん , えんぴつ , うんめい )

(2) Youon ( Contracted Sound / အရ စ္သ)ံ


I Line + ya / yu / yo

ひやく Jumping : ひゃく Hundred


じゆう Freedom : じゅう Ten
びよういん Beauty Saloon : びょういん Hospital
おちゃ Japanese Tea
ぎゅうにゅう Milk
きょう Today
りょこう Trip
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(3) Chouon ( Long vowels / သရသံ)
(a,I,u,e,o)
**Same vowel words or different vowels
putting together >> Make Long Sound**
ああ : おかあさん : Mother In some words it is traditonally written in “ お “
いい : おにいさん : Brother ookii : おおきい : Big
うう : たいふう : Typhoon too : とお : Ten
ええ : おねえさん : Sister
toori : とおり : Street
おお : びょういん : Hospital

えい : えい : English * う and お represented by addingう


ゆうめい : Famous Sayounara : さようなら : Good Bye
せんせい : Teacher
Kyou : きょう : Today
がくせい : Student
Doumo : どうも : Thanks
Yuugata : ゆうがた : Early Evening
Chuugoku : ちゅうごく : China

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(3) Sokuon ( Pronounciation of Tsu / ဗ်ည္း သံ) / Double Consonents
(ka , sa , ta , pa) / ( kk, ss , tt , pp)
**If you see double consonents in a word
>> Make one syllable pause , to prepare for the next syllable pronunciation
**
>> Add Small TSU ( つ 、 ツ ) to indicate .

gakkou : がっこう : School


kippu : きっぷ : Ticket
kitte : きって : Stamp
chotto : ちょっと : A moment
zasshi : ざっし : Magzine

beddo : ベッド : Bed


koppu : コップ : Cup

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Counting Numbers
• 1 = いち • 11 =じゅういち • 2000 = にせん • 30000 = さんまん
• 2=に • 12 =じゅうに • 3000 =さんぜん
• 14 =じゅうよん • 5000 =ごせん • 30 = さんじゅう
• 3 = さん • 1010 = せんじゅう
• 15 =じゅうご • 9000 =きゅうせん
• 4 = し・よん • 50 =ごじゅう • 10000 = いちまん • 2020 = ?
• 5=ご • 60 = ろくじゅう • 50000 =ごまん • 10000000
• 6 = ろく • 100 = ひゃく • 100000 =じゅうまん • せんまん =おく
• 7 = しち。なな • 200 = にひゃく • 300000 = さんじゅう • 20000000 =におく
まん
• 8 = はち • 300 =さんびゃく
• 500000 = ごじゅうま
• 1000 = せん
• 9 = く/ きゅう ん • 0 = まる
• 0 = れい・ゼロ • 1000000 = ひゃくま
• 10 = じゅう ん
• えん=¥ = Yen

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o’Clock

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Hours

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Minutes / Seconds ( びょう)

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Days

Eg : なんようびですか。
---- げつようびです。

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Eg : なんがつですか。
Months ---- じゅういちがつです。

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Date
Eg : なんにちですか。
---- ついたち です。

きょう=Today
あした = Tomorrow
きのう = Yesterday
あさって=The day
after tomorrow

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• Daily Conversation NICHI JYOUKAIWA 日常会話
➢ [Link] [Link] (before 12) Good Morning
➢ Konnichiwa こんにちは Good Day / Hello
➢ Konbanwa こんばんは Good Evening
➢ Oyasuminasai おやすみなさい Good Night
➢ Arigatou gozaimasu Thank You
➢ Doumo Arigatou gozaimasu Thank You So Much
➢ Doumo どうも Thanks
➢ Douitashimashite You’re Welcome / My Pleasure
➢ Kamaimasen Nevermind / It’ OK
➢ Shitsurei shimasu Excuse me.
➢ Sumimasen Please / I am sorry
➢ Gomennasai I am sorry
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➢ Itte kimasu I am leaving

➢ Itte rasshai Take care

➢ Tadaima I am home

➢ Okaeri nasai Welcome home / back

➢ Itadakimasu I am going to eat/ receive

➢ Gochisou sama (deshita) It was a great meal ( saying thankfully )

➢ Douzo Go ahead / Please ( eat,try,take a seat)

➢ Mata____ashita/asatte/raishuu See you ____

➢ Sayounara Good Bye

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➢ Hajimemashite ( introduce) How do you do

➢ ______ desu I am ____.

➢ Yoroshiku onegaishimasu Nice to meet you

➢ Ogenki desuka How are you?

➢ Hai, genki desu Yes, I am fine/ good

➢ Iie, genki ja (arimasen/nai) No,I am not feeling well

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