NIHONGO

CHAPTER 3

Japanese Self-Introduction the Easy

Way

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 In this chapter, you will learn about the easy steps in introducing yourself Example sentence for the 3 different ways on introducing your NAME:
in Japanese or we call it JIKOSHOUKAI. This are the following information you will
need to learn on introduce yourself.
1. Watashi wa YAMADA, KENICHIRO desu
a. NAME d. NATIONALITY h. HOBBY I am KENICHIRO, YAMADA.
b. AGE e. LANGUAGE 2. Watashi no namae wa YAMADA, KENICHIRO desu.
c. ADDRESS f. Profession/Status My name is KENICHIRO, YAMADA.
3. Watashi wa YAMADA, KENICHIRO to moushimasu
LESSON 1.A: Introducing your NAME I am KENICHIRO YAMADA.
This will be our target Now Let’s Try it on your own:

Minasan Konnichiwa! JIKOSHOUKAISHITE KUDASAI

Hajimemashite Please introduce yourself.
Watashi wa YAMADA KENICHIRO to moushimasu
Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu Note: Do it same like the TARGET BOX

Minasan Konnichiwa!
Hajimemashite
Here are the different ways on how you will introduce your NAME.
Watashi wa CORDOVA, KEN DAVID to moushimasu
1. Watashi wa SURNAME, FIRST NAME desu. Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu
I am __________________.

2. Watashi no name wa SURNAME, FIRST NAME desu.

My name is ______________.

3. Watashi wa SURNAME, FIRST NAME to moushimasu. LESSON 1.B: Introducing your AGE
I am __________________. This will be our target

Minasan Konnichiwa!
Take Note: Hajimemashite
Watashi wa YAMADA KENICHIRO to moushimasu
 Minasan means EVERYBODY/EVERYONE Juuhasai desu
 Use HAJIMEMASHITE only when you meet the person for the first Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu
time.
 2. JUUHASSAI desu.
18 years old.
How to tell your AGE? (number + sai) Sample Questions:

Note: SAI means AGE Oikutsu desu ka. (How old ae you) or Nansai desu ka. (How old are you)

15 years old – juugo sai

16 years old – juuroku sai Now Let’s Try it on your own:
17 years old – juunana sai
18 years old – juuhassai JIKOSHOUKAISHITE KUDASAI
19 years old – juukyuu sai Please introduce yourself.
20 years old – Nijuu sai/ Hatachi
21 years old – Nijuu issai Note: Do it same like the TARGET BOX
22 years old – Nijuu nisai
Minasan Konnichiwa!
23 years old – Nijuu sansai
Hajimemashite
24 years old – Nijuu yonsai
Watashi wa CORDOVA, KEN DAVID to moushimasu
25 years old – Nijuu gosai
Hatachi desu
26 years old – Nijuu rokusai
Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu
27 years old – Nijuu nanasai
28 years old – Nijuu hassai
29 years old – Nijuu kyuusai
30 years old – Sanjuu sai
31 years old – Sanjuu issai
32 years old – Sanjuu Nisai LESSON 1.C: How to tell where do you live in Japanese
33 years old – Sanjuu sansai
This will be our target
34 years old – Sanjuu yonsai
35 years old – Sanjuu gosai Minasan Konnichiwa!
Hajimemashite
Here are the different ways on how you will tell your AGE. Watashi wa YAMADA KENICHIRO to moushimasu
1. Watashi wa AGE desu. Juuhasai desu
I am _____. Urawa-ku, Saitama-shi ni sunde imasu
2. AGE desu. Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu
I’m _____.
Here are the different ways on how you will tell your ADDRESS.
Example:
1. Watashi wa ADDRESS ni sunde imasu.
1. Watashi wa NIJUUKYUU SAI desu. I live in _____. (address)
I am 29 years old. 2. ADDRESS ni sunde imasu.
 I’m living in _____. (address)

Sample Question: Here are example of different Nationalities:

Doko ni sunde imasu ka Japanese – Nihonjin Turkish – Torukojin

Where do you live. American – Amerikanjin Malaysian – Mareeshiajin
Filipino – Firipinjin Thai – Tajin
Watashi wa MATINA DABAO-SHI ni sunde imasu Korean – Kankokujin Brazilian – Burajirujin
I live in Matina, Davao City Chinese – Chuugokujin Frech - Furansujin
Indian – Indojin British - Igirisujin
Australian – Oosutorariajin German – Doitsujin
Now Let’s Try it on your own:

JIKOSHOUKAISHITE KUDASAI Here are the different ways on how you will tell your NATIONALITY.
Please introduce yourself.
1. Watashi wa NATIONALITY desu.
Note: Do it same like the TARGET BOX I am ______________. (nationalilty)
2. NATIONALITY desu.
Minasan Konnichiwa! I’m a ______________. (nationality)
Hajimemashite
Watashi wa CORDOVA, KEN DAVID to moushimasu Sample Questions:
Hatachi desu
1. Kokuseki wa nan desu ka
Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu What is your nationality?

Watashi wa Burajirujin desu.

I am a Brazilian
LESSON 1.D: How to tell your Nationality
2. Firipinjin desu ka
This will be our target Are you a Filipino?

Minasan Konnichiwa! Hai, Sou desu

Hajimemashite Yes, I am a Filipino
Watashi wa YAMADA KENICHIRO to moushimasu
Juuhasai desu 3. Nihonjin desu ka
Urawa-ku, Saitama-shi ni sunde imasu Are you a Japanese?
Nihonjin desu
Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu Iie, chigaimasu. Amerikanjin desu.
No, I am an American.
 Indian – Indiigo British - Eigo
Australian – Eigo German – Doitsugo
Now Let’s Try it on your own: Here are the different ways on how you will tell I CAN SPEAK….

JIKOSHOUKAISHITE KUDASAI 1. Watashi wa LANGUAGE 1 to LANGUAGE 2 ga hanasemasu

Please introduce yourself. I can speak ______________. (language)

Note: Do it same like the TARGET BOX Note: TO means AND in English.

2. LANGUAGE ga hanasemasu
I’m a ______________. (nationality)

Sample Questions:

1. Donna gengo ga hanasemasu ka

What language can you speak?

Watashi wa Chuugokugo to Eigo ga hanasemasu.

LESSON 1.E: How to tell the Language I can speak Chinese and English.
This will be our target
2. Firipingo ga hanasemasu ka
Can you speak Filipino?
Minasan Konnichiwa!
Hajimemashite
Hai, Firipingo ga hanasemasu
Watashi wa YAMADA KENICHIRO to moushimasu
Yes, I can speak Filipino
Juuhasai desu
Urawa-ku, Saitama-shi ni sunde imasu
3. Nihongo ga hanasemasu ka
Nihonjin desu
Can you speak Japanese?
Nihongo to Eigo to Firipingo ga hanasemasu
Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu
Iie, Nihongo ga hanasemasen.
No, I can not speak Japanese.
Here are the different languages (Country + go)

Japanese – Nihongo Turkish – Torukogo

American – Eigo Malaysian – Mareeshiago
Filipino – Firipingo Thai – Taigo
Korean – Kankokugo Brazilian – Porutogarugo
Chinese – Chuugokugo Frech - Furansugo
 Sample Questions:
LESSON 1.F: How to tell Profession or your Position Status
1. Oshigoto wa nan desu ka
This will be our target
What is your work?
Minasan Konnichiwa!
Watashi wa kyoushi desu.
Hajimemashite
I am a teacher.
Watashi wa YAMADA KENICHIRO to moushimasu
Juuhasai desu
2. Maneejaa desu ka
Urawa-ku, Saitama-shi ni sunde imasu
Are you a manager?
Nihonjin desu
Nihongo to Eigo to Firipingo ga hanasemasu
Hai, sou desu.
Shokugyou wa isha desu / daigakusei desu
Yes, I am
Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu
3. Shokugyou wa shefu desu ka
Profession (Shigoto/Shokugyou) /Position Status Is your profession a chef?

Accountant – Kaikeishi Chef/cook - Shefu Iie, shefu ja/dewa arimasen. Ueetaa desu.
Doctor – Isha Waiter - Ueetaa No, I am not a chef. I am a waiter.
Bank clerk – Ginkouin Bellboy - Berubooi
Teacher – Kyoushi/Sensie F.O staff - Furontosutaffu
Bartender – Baaten Cleanser - Seisouin Now Let’s Try it on your own:
Manager – Maneejaa Stewardess - Suchuwaadesu
JIKOSHOUKAISHITE KUDASAI
Company Employee – Kaishain Tour Guide – Tenjouin, Gaido
Please introduce yourself.
College Students –
Note: Do it same like the TARGET BOX
Here are the different ways on how you will tell your profession or Position status

1. Watashi wa SHIGOTO/SHOKUGYOU desu

I am a ______________. (Profession/work)

2. Watashi no SHOKUGYOU wa _____________ desu.

My profession is a ______________.
LESSON 1.F: How to tell your Hobby 2. SHUMI wa ___________ desu.
(My) hobby/hobbies is/are ______________.
This will be our target
Minasan Konnichiwa! Sample Question:
Hajimemashite
Watashi wa YAMADA KENICHIRO to moushimasu 1. Shumi wa nan desu ka
Juuhasai desu What is your hobby?
Urawa-ku, Saitama-shi ni sunde imasu
Nihonjin desu Watashi no shumi wa e o kakukoto desu.
Nihongo to Eigo to Firipingo ga hanasemasu My hobby is painting/drawing.
Shokugyou wa isha desu/ daigakusei desu
Shumi wa hon o yomukoto desu
Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu Now Let’s Try it on your own:

JIKOSHOUKAISHITE KUDASAI
Please introduce yourself.
Hobbies (Shumi)
Note: Do it same like the TARGET BOX
Reading book - hon o yomukoto
Eating sweets - okashi o taberukoto
Watching movies - eiga o mirukoto
Listening music - ongaku o kikukoto
Doing facebook - feisubukku o surukoto
Taking pictures - Shashin o torukoto
Shopping - kaimono o surukoto
Singing songs - uta o utaukoto
Travelling - ryokou o surukoto
Cooking foods - ryouri o surukoto
Playing basketball - basukettobooru o surukoto
Swimming - oyogukoto
Drawing/Painting - e o kakukoto
Dancing - odorukoto
Internet surfing - intaanetto saafin o surukoto

Here are the different ways on how you will tell your hobbies

1. Watashi no SHUMI wa ___________ desu

My hobby/hobbies is/are ______________.
Let’s test your skills 7. Shumi wa nan desu ka
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Full flow of Self-introduction of Mr. Honda

Minasan Konnichiwa! TEST 2. Direction: Translate the following question in Japanese.

Hajimemashite
Watashi wa HONDA YUKIMUNE to moushimasu 1. My hobbies are eating sweets and watching movies.
Nijuunana sai desu ____________________________________________________
Dokushin desu
Osaka-shi ni sunde imasu 2. I can speak French, Japanese and English
Nihonjin desu ____________________________________________________
Nihongo to Firipingo ga hanasemasu
Shokugyou wa maneejaa desu 3. I live in Panacan, Davao City.
Shumi wa hon o yomukoto desu ____________________________________________________
Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu
4. I am 19 years old.
TEST 1. Direction: Answer the following question and base your answer on the _________________________________________________
above dialog box of the self-introduction of Mr. Honda.
5. I am a German.
__________________________________________________
1. Onamae wa nan desu ka
________________________________________________________

2. Oikutsu desu ka.

________________________________________________________

3. Doko ni sunde imasu ka

________________________________________________________

4. Kokuseki wa nan desu ka

________________________________________________________

5. Donna gengo ga hanasemasu ka

_________________________________________________________

6. Shokugyou wa nan desu ka

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 Counting Numbers:
NIHONGO In this lesson, you will learn how to count numbers in Japanese.
CHAPTER 4 To memorize the numbers easily, all you need to do is to master or memorize
the number from one (1) to ten (10).

Let’s count from 1 to 10!

Let’s Count Numbers!
1 ichi 6 Roku
2 Ni 7 Nana/shichi
3 San 8 Hachi
4 Yon/shi 9 Kyuu/ku
5 Go 10 Juu

If you have mastered the numbers in Japanese from 1 – 10, it is

easy to count from 11 to 99. You just need to follow these steps.

Step 1. For number 11

Juu (10) + ichi (1) = juu ichi (11)

For number 17

Juu (10) + nana (7) = Juu nana (17)

Let’s try your skill.

1. Twelve =
2. Fourteen =
3. Sixteen =
4. Nineteen =
5. Thirteen =
Let’s count by Ten (10) Let’s count by Hundred (100)

10 Juu 60 Rokujuu 100 Hyaku 600 Roppyaku

20 Nijuu 70 Nanajuu 200 Nihyaku 700 Nanahyaku
30 Sanjuu 80 Hachijuu 300 Sanbyaku 800 Happyaku
40 Yonjuu 90 Kyuujuu 400 Yonhyaku 900 Kyuuhyaku
50 Gojuu 100 Hyaku 500 Gohyaku 1000 Sen/issen

Step 2. Step 3.

For number 56 For number 236

(Let’s use hypen to emphasize the numbers.)
go (5) + juu (10) + roku (6) = gojuuroku (56) nihyaku (200) + sanjuu (30) + roku (6) = nihyakusanjuuroku (236)

For number 78 For number 689

Nana (7) + juu (10) + Hachi (8) = Nanajuuhachi (78) Roppyaku (600) + hacjijuu (80) + kyuu (9) = Roppyakuhachijuukyuu (78)

For number 92 For number 808

Kyuu (9) + juu (10) + ni (2) = kyuujuuni (92) Happyaku (800) + hachi (8) = Happyakuhachi (808)

For number 44 For number 975

Yon (4) + juu (10) + yon (4) = yonjuuyon (44) Kyuuhyaku (900) + nanajuu (70) + go (5) = Kyuuhyakunanajuugo (975)

Let’s try your skill. Let’s try your skill.

1. Thirty-nine = 1. 532 =
2. Sixty-three = 2. 758 =
3. Eighty-five = 3. 999 =
4. Twenty-nine = 4. 412 =
5. Fifty-six = 5. 111 =
6. Forty-eight = 6. 547 =
7. Seventy-one =
8. Ninety-nine =
Let’s count by Thousand Let’s count by Ten Thousand

1000 Sen/issen 6000 Rokusen 10,000 ichiman 60,000 Rokuman

2000 Nisen 7000 Nanasen 20,000 Niman 70,000 Nanaman
3000 Sanzen 8000 Hassen 30,000 Sanman 80,000 Hachiman
4000 Yonsen 9000 Kyuusen 40,000 Yonman 90,000 Kyuuman
5000 Gosen 10,000 Ichi man 50,000 Goman 100,000 Juuman

Step 4. Step 5.

For number 3, 875 For number 12,456

(Let’s use hypen to emphasize the numbers.) (Let’s use hypen to emphasize the numbers.)
sanzen (3000) + happyaku (800) + nanajuugo (75) = sanzen-happyaku- ichiman (10,000) + nisen (2000) + yonhyaku-gojuu-roku (456) = 12,456
nanajuugo (3,875)
For number 54,781
For number 8, 913
goman(50,000) + yonsen (4,000) + nanahyaku-hachijuu-ichi (781) = 54,781
hassen (8000) + kyuuhyaku (90) + juusan (13) = hassen-kyuuhyaku-
juusan (8,913) For number 87,639

For number 1, 564 hachiman(80,000) +nanasen(7000) + roppyaku-sanjuu-kyuu(639) = 87,639

issen (1000) + gohyaku (500) + rokujuuyon (64) = issen-gohyaku- For number 96,520
rokujuuyon (1,564)
kyuuman (90,000) + rokusen (6000) + gohyaku-nijuu (520) = 96,520
For number 6, 621

Rokusen (6000) + roppyaku (600) + nijuuichi (21) = rokusen-roppyaku- Let’s try your skill.
nijuuichi (6,621)
1. 88,326 =
Let’s try your skill. 2. 65,289 =
3. 11,111 =
1. 6, 504 = 4. 53,758 =
2. 8,327 = 5. 92,407 =
3. 1,002 = 6. 77,643 =
4. 3,478 =
5. 2,796 =
6. 4,101 =
Let’s test your skills 5. Hachiman-hassen-happyaku-hyaku-yon
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TEST 1. Direction: Translate the following numbers in Japanese terms.

TEST 3. Direction: Let’s translate the price in Japanese terms.

1. 46, 786
________________________________________________________ ₱ = Peso £ = Pondo
¥ = Yen $ = Doru
2. 8, 921
________________________________________________________ ₱ = 3,457 = Sanzen yonhyaku gojuu nana peso

3. 568 1. ₱ 18, 699

________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________

4. 15,372 2. ¥ 60, 800

________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________

5. 84, 639 3. £ 564

_________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________

6. 6, 407 4. $ 7, 543
_________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________

5. £ 46, 328
TEST 2. Direction: Translate the following in numeric form. _______________________________________________________

1. Sanman-yonsen-gohyaku-nijuu-ichi 6. $ 1, 432
________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________

2. Nanasen-yonhyaku-kyuujuu-roku
________________________________________________________

3. Gohyaku-ichi
________________________________________________________

4. Issen-sanbyaku-rokujuu-hachi
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 NIHONGO Learning Months in Japanese

CHAPTER 5 In this lesson you will learn about how to tell months in Japanese
and give the particular dates and time as well. Of course, the mastery of
the previous lessons is highly needed for a smooth flow of learning this
new lesson.

Let’s learn about months.

LEARNING MONTHS, DATE AND TIME IN
Here are the different Months in Japanese
JAPANESE
January Ichigatsu July Shichigatsu
February Nigatsu August Hachigatsu
March Sangatsu September Kyugatsu
April Shigatsu October Juugatsu
May Gogatsu November Juuichigatsu
June Rokugetsu December Juunigatsu

Relative Time

1. The month before last - Sensengatsu

2. Last month - Sengatsu
3. This month - Kongetsu
4. Next month - Raigetsu
5. The month after next - Saraigetsu
6. Every month - Maigetsu/Maitsuki

Example:

1. Sengatsu wa nan gatsu desu ka

(Last month is what month?)

Sengatsu wa Shichigatsu desu

Last month is July

2. Kyou wa nangatsu desu ka

 Today is what month? *past tense of desu = deshita

Kyou wa hachigatsu desu.

This month is August. Applications/Samples

1. Kaigi wa itsu desu ka (When is the meeting?)

(a) raigetsu no touka desu. (It’s on the 10th day of next month.)
Let’s learn about the Dates or the Days of the Month in
(b) Kaigi wa ashita desu. (The meeting is tomorrow.)
Japanese
(c) Hachigatsu tsuitachi desu. (It’s on the 1st day of August.)
Days of the Month in Japanese

1st day Tsuitachi 17th day Juunananichi 2. Tanjoubi wa itsu desu ka (When is your birthday?)
2nd day Futsuka 18th day Juuhachinichi
3rd day Mikka 19th day Juukunichi (a) Saraigetsu desu. (It’s the month after next.)
4th day Yokka 20th day Hatsuka
(b) Tanjoubi wa kinou dishita. (It was yesterday.)
5th day Itsuka 21st day Nijuuichinichi
6th day Muika 22nd day Nijuuninichi (c) Juunigatsu nijuukunichi desu. (It’s on the 29th day of
7th day Nanoka 23rd day Nijuusannichi December.)
8th day Youka 24th day Nijuuyokka
9th day Kokonoka 25th day Nijuugonichi Note: Itsu means When
10th day Touka 26th day Nijuurokunichi
11th day Juuichinichi 27th day Nijuushichinichi  Let’s TRY!
12th day Juuninichi 28th day Nijuuhachinichi
13th day Juusannichi 29th day Nijuukunichi Question 1: Araw ng Davao wa itsu desu ka
14th day Juuyonnichi 30th day Sanjuunichi When is the araw ng Davao?
15th day Juugonichi 31st day sanjuuichinichi
16th day Juurokunichi Sangatsu juurokunichi desu.
It’s on the 16th of March.
Relative Time
Question 2: Dabao ni ikunara, itsu ga ii desu ka
If I want to go to Davao, when would it be nice?
1. The day before yesterday - Ototoi
2. Yesterday - Kinou Dabao ni ikunara, hachigatsu ga ii desu.
3. Today - Kyou If you want to go to Davao, August is good.
4. Tomorrow - Ashita
5. The day after tomorrow - Asatte
Question 3: Asatte wa nani ga arimasu ka
6. Everyday - Mainichi
What is on the day after tomorrow?
Kyuuryoubi desu. Kaimono shimashou ne.
It’s payday. Let’s go shopping!
 Question 2: Kinou wa nanyoubi deshita ka
What day was yesterday?
Kinou wa mokuyoubi deshita.
Yesterday wa Thursday.
Question 4: Chekkuauto wa desu ka Question 3: Kyuuryoubi wa nanyoubi desu ka
When is your check-out? What day is the payday?
Ashita desu. Juuuichigatsu youka desu. Kinyoubi desu.
It’s tomorrow. November 8th. It’s on Friday.

Let’s learn about the Days of the Week in Japanese 1. Kaigi wa nanyoubbi desu ka
What day is the meeting?
Days of the week (youbi)
(a) Kyou desu.
Monday Getsuyoubi It’s today.
(b) Kaigi wa kinyoubi desu.
Tuesday Kayoubi
The meeting is on friday.
Wednesday Suiyoubi
(c) Raishuu no getsuyoubi desu.
Thursday Mokuyoubi
It’s on Monday.
Friday Kinyoubi
Saturday Doyoubi
Sunday Nichiyoubi Let’s Test your Skills

Relative Time TEST 1. Direction: Answer the following questions in Japanese terms.

1. The day before yesterday - Ototoi 1. Kyou wa nanyoubi desu ka. (Wednesday)
2. Yesterday - Kinou __________________________________________________
3. Today - Kyou
4. Tomorrow - Ashita 2. Anata no tanjoubi wa itsu desu ka.
5. The day after tomorrow - Asatte __________________________________________________

Applications/Samples 3. Ototoi wa nangatsu, nannichi to nanyoubi deshita ka

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Note: Raishuu means next week
Let’s TRY! 4. San Carlos shi no Charterday wa itsu desu ka
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Question 1: Ashita wa nangatsu nannichi nanyoubi desu ka
What month, date and day is tomorrow? 5. Nantsuyasumi wa nangatsu desu ka (Summer break)
Nigatsu yokka nichiyoubi desu ___________________________________________________
It’s February 4, Sunday.
6. Bonifacio day wa nangatsu, nannichi to nanyoubi desu ka.
 ___________________________________________________

7. Valentine’s day wa itsu desu ka

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8. New year wa nanyoubi desu ka PATTERN:
______________________________________________________
1st gozen
ND ST
2 8:35 A.M. 1
9. Labor day wa nangatsu desu ka 2nd hachiji
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A.M. = gozen 3rd sanjuugofun
RD
10. EDSA revolution wa itsu desu ka P.M. = gogo 3
______________________________________________________
Other examples:

Let’s learn Time in Japanese 8:35 a.m. Gozen hachiji sanjuugofun

Telling the Time in Japanese

10:28 p. m. Gogo juuji nijuuhappun
TIME (ji)
5:30 a.m. Gozen goji han
1 o’clock Ichiji 7 o’clock Shichiji
2 o’clock Niji 8 o’clock Hachiji 12:00 p.m. Choudo gogo juuniji
3 o’clock Sanji 9 o’clock Kuji
4 o’clock Yonji 10 o’clock Juuji
5 o’clock Goji 11 o’clock Juuichiji Applications/Samples
6 o’clock Rokuji 12 o’clock Juuniji
Chekkuin wa nanji desu ka
Minutes (fun/pun) What time is the check-in Note: CHOUDO
1 minute ippun 10 minutes Juppun means just/exactly
(a) Ima desu
2 minutes Nifun 11 minutes Juuichipun It’s now
3 minutes Sanpun 15 minutes Juugopun (b) Chekkuin wa gogo niji juugofun desu
4 minutes Yonfun/yonpun 20 minutes Nijuppun The check-in is at 2:15p.m.
5 minutes Gofun 21 minutes Nijuuippun
6 minutes Roppun 30 minutes Sanjuppun/han
7 minutes Nanafun 40 minutes Yonjuppun
8 minutes Happun 50 minutes Gojuuppun Let’s TRY!
9 minutes Kyuufun 55 minutes gojuugofun
Question 1: Kaigi wa nanji desu ka
What time is the meeting?
 Gozen kuji han desu 8. 12:35 p.m. = ___________________________________________
It’s 9:30 a.m.
9. 8:52 a.m. = ________________________________________
Question 2: Shuppatsu jikan wa nanji desu ka
What time is the depature? 10. 1:30 p.m. = ________________________________________

Shuppatsu jikan wa gogo goji yonjuugofun desu

The depature time is at 5:45 p.m.

Question 3: Kengaku wa nanji desu ka

What time is the field trip?
Choudo gozen kuji desu
It’s exactly 9:00 a.m.
Question 4: Shukudai no shimekiri wa nanji made desu ka
Until what time is the deadline of the assignment?
Gogo rokuji sanjuppun made desu
It’s until 6:30 a.m.

Let’s try this one

Direction: Write the following in Japanese term.

1. 9:20 a.m. = ____________________________________________

2. 5:32 p.m. = ____________________________________________

3. 1:15 a.m. = ____________________________________________

4. 6:46 p.m. = ____________________________________________

5. 9:20 a.m. = ____________________________________________

6. 11:05 p.m = ____________________________________________

7. 3:00 a.m. = ____________________________________________

 Nan ji? _____________________

Let’s try your Skills 8. Date: Monday, Nanyoubi? _____________________

January 01 Nangatsu? _____________________
Time: 12:00 A.M Nan nichi? _____________________
Direction: Answer the following question in Japanese base on what Nan ji? _____________________
you had learn in these lessons.

1. Date: Sunday, May 14 Nanyoubi? _____________________

Time: 3:12 P.M Nangatsu? _____________________
Nan nichi? _____________________
Nan ji? _____________________

2. Date: Tuesday, June 20 Nanyoubi? _____________________

Time: 7:15 A.M Nangatsu? _____________________
Nan nichi? _____________________
Nan ji? _____________________

3. Date: Wednesday, Nov. 08 Nanyoubi? _____________________

Time: 1:34 A.M Nangatsu? _____________________
Nan nichi? _____________________
Nan ji? _____________________

4. Date: Wednesday, Feb. 28 Nanyoubi? _____________________

Time: 10:22 P.M Nangatsu? _____________________
Nan nichi? _____________________
Nan ji? _____________________

5. Date: Friday, March 16 Nanyoubi? _____________________

Time: 5:56 P.M Nangatsu? _____________________
Nan nichi? _____________________
Nan ji? _____________________

6. Date: Tuesday, July 10 Nanyoubi? _____________________

Time: 3:30 A.M Nangatsu? _____________________
Nan nichi? _____________________
Nan ji? _____________________

7. Date: Friday, December 29 Nanyoubi? _____________________

Time: 12:32 P.M Nangatsu? _____________________
Nan nichi? _____________________