カテゴリー: みんな L1

is·sa·i 1歳

one year old

ni·sa·i 2歳

two years old

sa·n·sa·i 3歳

three years old

yo·n·sa·i 4歳

four years old

go·sa·i 5歳

five years old

ro·ku·sa·i 6歳

six years old

na·na·sa·i 7歳

seven years old

has·sa·i 8歳

eight years old

kyu·u·sa·i 9歳

nine years old

jus·sa·i 10歳

ten years old

ju·u·is·sa·i 11歳

eleven years old

ha·ta·chi 20歳

twenty years old

ni·jus·sa·i 20歳

twenty years old

ni·ju·u·is·sa·i 21歳

twenty one years old

sa·n·ju·u·go·sa·i 35歳

thirteen years old

yo·n·jus·sa·i 40歳

forty years old

a·me·ri·ka アメリカ

U.S.A.

i·gi·ri·su イギリス

U.K.

i·n·do インド

India

i·n·do·ne·shi·a インドネシア

Indonesia

ka·n·ko·ku 韓国

South Korea

ta·i タイ

Thailand

cyu·u·go·ku 中国

China

do·i·tsu ドイツ

Germany

ni·ho·n 日本

Japan

fu·ra·n·su フランス

France

bu·ra·ji·ru ブラジル

Brazil

ha·ji·me·ma·shi·te 初めまして

How do you do? (lit. I am meeting you for the first time. Useally used as the first phrase when introducing oneself.)

a·me·ri·ka·ka·ra·ki·ma·shi·ta
アメリカから来ました。

I came from U.S.A..

do·o·zo·yo·ro·shi·ku どうぞよろしく

Pleased to meet you. (lit. Please be nice to me. Usually used at the end of a self-introduction.)

do·o·zo·yo·ro·shi·ku·o·ne·ga·i·shi·ma·s
どうぞよろしくお願いします

the polite equivalent of doozoyoroshiku.

shi·tsu·re·e·de·s·ga 失礼ですが

Excuse me, but

o·na·ma·e·wa お名前は？

May I have your name?

ko·chi·ra·wa· ya·ma·da·sa·n·de·s
こちらは山田さんです。

This is Mr./Ms.Yamada.

I

you

anokata si the polite wquivalent of anohito

that person, he, she

Mr., Ms. (title of respect added to a name)

suffix often added to a child’s name instead of -san

suffix often added to a boy’s name

suffix meaning “a national of”, e.g., Amerikajin, an American)

teacher, instructor (not used when referring to one’s own job)

teacher, instructor

student

company employee

employee of Company (used with a company’s name, e.g., IMC no kaisyain)

bank employee

medical doctor

researcher, scholar

university

hospital

who

the polite equivalent of dare

one years old

how old

the polite equivalent of nansai

yes

no