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Greetings
Who are You?
What Country are You From?
Can You Speak Japanese?
Who is that person?
Numbers
Numbers (Part 2)
Universal Counter
Counters
Counters (Part 2)
Do You Have a Reservation?
Would you Like a Drink?
Hot Tea or Cold Tea
Do You Have an English Menu
Would You Like Dessert?
Can I Pay with a Credit Card?
EX1: 私はアメリカから来ました
EX2: あなたはどこの国から来ましたか?
EX3: あなたは何人ですか?
EX4: 私はアメリカ人じゃありません
watashi wa amerika kara kimashita
anata wa doko no kuni kara kimashita ka?
anata wa nanijin desu ka?
watashi wa amerikajin ja arimasen
I am from America
Which country are you from?
What is your nationality?
I am not American
私はアメリカから来ました
あなたはどこの国から来ましたか?
あなたは何人ですか?
私はアメリカ人じゃありません
A: あなたは何人ですか?
(anata wa nanijin desu ka?)
[What is your nationality?]
B: カナダ人です
(kanadajin desu)
[I’m Canadian]
A2: あなたはどこの国から来ましたか?
(anata wa doko no kuni kara kimashita ka?)
[Which country are you from?]
B2: イギリスから来ました (igirisu kara kimashita)
[I’m from England]
A3: あなたはアメリカ人ですか?
(anata wa amerikajin desu ka?)
[Are you American?]
B3: いいえ、カナダ人です
(iie, kanadajin desu)
[No, I’m Canadian]
A4: あなたは日本人ですか?
(anata wa nihonjin desu ka?)
[Are you Japanese?]
B3: はい、そうです
(hai, sou desu)
[Yes, I am]
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Objects that attract or summon spirits while simultaneously providing them with a temporary residing place according to the Shinto belief system.
Japanese people have believed that spirits reside in the evergreen tress and bamboo for thousands of years.
State your name, age and nationality
Ask for and understand simple directions
State things that like doing (i.e running, reading, studying, etc.)
Ask Japanese people about their English language ability, and communicate your Japanese ability