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Japanese Lessons
Lesson Seven
by Leigh G. (Age: 14)
copyright 08-20-2007


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Hello! This is the second Japanese Lesson that's going under the book, "Japanese Lessons". Even though for me, this is the first one I'm typing for the book since I was waiting to submit the others. :) Either way, now that my lessons have gained some fans, I'm working to update them more often. Also, these lessons started out as translations I picked up from traveler's guides, so this lesson's topics are sightseeing and transportation. Enjoy! Oh, and please note Romaji (Japanese in the our letters) does not need to be capitalized, I only do so for my own obsession with proper capitalization. :)




English Japanese Pronunciation

Where is the/a...? ...wa soko desu ka? wah doh-koh dess kah

Museum Hakubutsukan kah-koo-boo-tsoo-kahn

Art gallery Bijutsukan bee-joo-tsoo-kahn

City center Hanka gai hahn-kah guy

Temple Otera oh-teh-rah*

Shrine Jinja jeen-jah*
*Please note, while these two words mean almost the exact same thing in our language, in most situations a shrine is part of a temple.

Hot spring Onsen ohn-sen

Tourist office Ryokogaisha ryoh-koh-guy-shah

Concert hall Konsato horu kohn-san-toh hoh-roo

How much does a ticket cost? Kippu wa ikuea desu ka? keep-poo wah ee-koo-rah dess kah

Music Ongaku ohn-gah-koo

Ballet Bare bah-reh

Opera Opera oh-peh-rah

Symphony shinfoni sheen-foh-nee

Concert Konsato kohn-sah-toh

Modern Modan moh-dahn

Old Furui foo-roo-ee

Good Ii ee*
*I have heard many people confused on this word, and from my sources long E is the way it is said, not "eh" as some expect.

Bad Warui wah-roo-ee

Open Kaiten kye-ten

Closed Heiten hay-ten (not to be confused with hentai.......................)

Left Hidari hee-dah-ree

Right Migi mee-gee

Straight ahead Massugu mah-soo-goo

And now for transportation!

Map Chizu chee-zoo

Bicycle Jitensha jee-ten-shah

Motorcycle Otobai o-toh-by

Car Kuruma koo-roo-mah

Bus Basu bah-soo

Taxi Takushi tah-koo-shee

Ferry Feri feh-ree

Train (commuter) Densha den-shah

Train (long-distance) Ressha res-shah

Bullet Train Shinkansen sheen-kah-teh-tsoo

Subway Chikatetsu chee-kah-teh-tsoo

Station Eki eh-kee

Platform Homu hoh-moo

Plane Hikoki hee-koh-kee

Airport Koku koo-kah

Where is the bus stop? Basutei wa doko desu ka? bah-soo-tay wah doh-koh dess kah

Where is the subway station? Chikatetsu no eki wa doko desu ka? chee-kah-teh-tsoo noh dess kah

Ticket Kippu keep-poo

Seat Seki seh-kee

One-way Katamichi kah-tah-mee-chee

Round-trip Ofuku oh-foo-koo

Arrival Tochaku toh-chah-koo

Departure Shuppatsu shoop-pah-tsoo

Gas station Gasorin sutando goh-soh-reen soo-tahn-doh

How much is a ticket to...? ...yuki no kippu wa ikura desu ka? yoo-kee noh keep-poo wah ee-koo-rah dess kah

Does this go to...? Kore wa...e ikimasu ka? koh-reh wah ... eh ee-kee-mahss kah

Where do I get off? Doko de oritara ii desu ka? doh-koh deh oh-ree-tah-rah ee dess kah

Stop here, please. Koko de tomatte kudasai koh-koh deh toh-maht-teh koo-dah-sigh

Have a good trip! Dozo yoi ryoko o! doh-zoh yoy ryoh-koh oh



And that's Japanese Lesson Seven! Ahem, "Lesson Seven" nowadays. :) I've got the topics of Lesson Eight in my head, but it's currenly on the small side so I'm waiting to post until I can add more.


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08-27-2007 Megan C.    

Yay! Two new lessons!! First hit! Wooh! Anyway, good work! I'm recommending you to my friend Mihoko, I think she'll want to learn Japanese. Um... First day of school, I'm kinda tired... can't think of anything to say except: "Get your papers signed by tomorrow!" That's all I've been hearing all day! So, good job, I'm headed to the next lesson to comment!!!!


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