Would You Like a Drink?

Vocabulary

Key Examples

Japanese

EX1: ι£²γΏη‰©γ―γ„γ‹γŒγ§γ™γ‹οΌŸ

EX2: ζ°΄γ‚’δΊŒγ€δΈ‹γ•γ„

EX3: δ½•γ‹γŠι£²γΏγ«γͺγ‚ŠγΎγ™γ‹οΌŸ

Romaji

nomimono wa ikaga desu ka?

mizu o futatsu kudasai

nanika onomi ni narimasu ka?

English

Would you like a drink?

Two glasses of water please

Would you like something to drink?

Recordings (Japanese)

EX1

EX2

EX3

EX1

Japanese

ι£²γΏη‰©γ―γ„γ‹γŒγ§γ™γ‹οΌŸ

Romaji

nomimono wa ikaga desu ka?

English

Would you like a drink?

EX2

Japanese

ζ°΄γ‚’δΊŒγ€δΈ‹γ•γ„

Romaji

mizu o futatsu kudasai

English

Two glasses of water please

EX3

Japanese

EX3: δ½•γ‹γŠι£²γΏγ«γͺγ‚ŠγΎγ™γ‹οΌŸ

Romaji

nanika onomi ni narimasu ka?

English

Would you like something to drink?

Conversation Practice

A: ι£²γΏη‰©γ―γ„γ‹γŒγ§γ™γ‹οΌŸ

(nomimono wa ikaga desu ka?)

[Would you like a drink?]

B: γ―γ„γ€γƒŸγƒ«γ‚―γ‚’δΈ‹γ•γ„Β 

(hai, miruku o kudasai)

[Yes, please give me milk]

A2: δ½•γ‹γŠι£²γΏγ«γͺγ‚ŠγΎγ™γ‹οΌŸΒ 

(nanika onomi ni narimasu ka?)

[Would you like something to drink?]

B2: γƒ“γƒΌγƒ«γ¨γŠε†·γ‚’δΈ‹γ•γ„Β 

(bi-ru to ohiya o kudasai)

[I’ll take a beer and water]

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Learning Objectives

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