Katakana Vocabulary
- Bus
- Department Store
- Apartment
- Necktie
- Europe
- Tennis
- England
. - India
- Thailand
- Shirt
. - Spoon
- Knife
- Fork
- Karaoke
- Juice
- Report
- Tape
- Cello Tape
- France
- Brazil
- Taxi
- Personal Computer
- To eat
- To write
- To watch
- To sleep
- To give
- To receive
- Study
- School
- University
- Child
- Park
- Keys
- Elephant
- Money
Particle
It is used after a place to show direction.
I will return to home.
Mr. Tanaka come to school.
Particle
It is used after place of action, tool, mode of transportation
I eat at home.
I study at university.
I write with a pen.
Ms. Suzuki go by bus.
Particle
It is used with day, date, time. It is also used with verb such as to receive and to give.
On Sunday I will return home.
At 6 o’clock, I wake up.
Particle
Particle is used after object.
I drink tea.
Mr. Tanaka gives a pen to Ms. Suzuki.
Ms. Suzuki receives a pen from Mr. Tanaka.
Here, in case of ’ ’ can also be used at the place of ’ ’.
Present Tense Present Negative form Past Tense Form Past Negative Form
Present Tense:
Ms. Suzuki goes to University.
Present Negative
Ms. Suzuki does not go to University.
Past Tense:
Ms. Suzuki went to University.
Past Negative
Ms. Suzuki did not go to University.
Pattern
Q
Q Have you slept?
A
A No not yet
Pattern Verb
This is volitional form of verb which is used to show one's will.
Q:
A:
Two types of adjectives:
Type Type
Big Convenient
Small Inconvenient
High Expensive Kind
Cheap Unkind
Low Quit
Wide Lively
Narrow Di cult
Di cult Famous
Kind Sober
New Loud
Old Easy
Hot, Thick Safe
Cold weather Dangerous
Cold Thing Like
Thin Dislike
Type adjectives example
This bag is new.
This is a big house.
Type adjectives example
That person is kind.
Shinjuku is a lively place.
To combine two and more adjectives:
ffi
ffi
Type Type / Type
This notebook is thick and cheap.
Type Type/ Type
Garden is quit and beautiful.
Type Adjectives
Type Adjectives Negative Form Past Form Past Negative Form
Type Adjectives:
Type Adjectives Negative Form Past Form Past Negative Form
Pattern
A:
A: Do you like movies?
B:
B: No, I dont like movies much.
Particle
It is used to represent ’but’ or as sentence connector or to have.
This chair is convenient but expensive.
A:
A: Do you have money?
B:
B: No, I don’t have.
Parttern A B Adjective
Japan is famous for Cherry Blossom.
Elephant has long trunk.
Pattern: Location Object /
There is book on table.
There is cat under the table.
Pattern :
This pattern is used when there are more than two objects at a place.
Q:
Q: What is there on the table?
A:
A: There are books, pen and keys etc. on the table.