2-1 Flashcards
1
Q
Do you understand?
A
Wakarimasu ka?
2
Q
Yes, I understand?
A
Hai, wakarimasu.
3
Q
No, I don’t understand.
A
Iie, wakarimasen.
4
Q
I do not know.
A
Shirimasen.
5
Q
I know.
A
Shitte imasu.
6
Q
I cannot see.
A
Miemasen.
7
Q
I can see.
A
Miemasu.
8
Q
I cannot hear.
A
Kikoemasen.
9
Q
I can hear.
A
Kikoemasu.
10
Q
It is good.
A
Ii desu.
11
Q
It is no good.
A
Dame desu.
12
Q
Let me see . . . ./Well . . . .
A
Eeto . . . . /Anoo . . . . (Use these expressions when you need time to think of something.)
13
Q
How do you say “tree” in Japanese?
A
“Tree” wa Nihongo de nan to iimasu ka? (“Nan” means “what”; “to” is particle used for quotations; “iimasu” means “say “; and “ka” is a particle for questions. “Nihongo” means “Japanese language” and “de” means “by means of”
14
Q
- I forgot.
A
- Wasuremashita.
15
Q
- I lost (it).
A
- Nakushimashita.
