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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: 石鹸は一つあります
EX2: リンゴを三つ下さい
EX3: 餃子は五つで500円になります
sekken wa hitotsu arimasu
ringo o mittsu kudasai
gyouza wa itsutsu de gohyaku en ni narimasu
There is one bar of soap
Please give me three apples
Five pieces of gyoza will be 500 yen
石鹸は一つあります
リンゴを三つ下さい
餃子は五つで500円になります
A: 椅子はいくつありますか?
(isu wa ikutsu arimasu ka?)
[How many chairs do you have?]
B: 四つあります
(mittsu arimasu)
[I have three]
A2: 餃子はおいくらですか?
(gyouza wa oikura desu ka?)
[How much is the gyoza?]
B2: 餃子は五つで500円になります
(gyouza wa itsutsu de gohyaku en ni narimasu)
[Five pieces of gyoza will be 500 yen]
A3: リンゴをいくつご購入されますか?
(ringo o ikutsu gokounyuu saremasu ka)
[How many apples will you purchase?]
B3: 三つ下さい
(mittsu kudasai)
[Please give me three]
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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