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2-5 Flashcards

1
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here (place)

A

koko

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2
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there (place)

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soko

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3
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over there (place)

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asoko

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4
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tissue

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tisshu

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5
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homework

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shukudai

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6
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exam

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shiken

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7
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quiz

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shootestuto

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8
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worksheet

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waakushiito

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9
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chocolate

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chokoreeto

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10
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candy

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ame, kyandii

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11
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Counting flat objects such as paper, plates, CDs, tickets, shirts, tissue, etc.

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ichimai, nimai, sanmai, YONmai, gomai, rokumai, NANAmai, hachimai, KYUUmai, juumai. Nanmai?

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12
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Counting round objects or other unclassified objects, such as keys, applies, candies, hamburgers, rings, etc.

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hitotsu, futatsu, mittsu, yottsu, itsutsu, muttsu, nanatsu, yattsu, kokonotsu, too. NOTE: For this “oo” sound as in “too” (10), it is spelled with an “o” instead of an “u” Ikutsu?

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13
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– o kudasai.

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Please give me –. (e.g., Omizu o kudasai.)

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14
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Here, please. (Here you are.)

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Hai, doozo.

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15
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See Grammar on page 46.

A

Study!

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16
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Something o kudasai.

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Enpitsu o kudasai.

17
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Teacher, please give me some tissue.

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Sensei, tisshu o kudasai.

18
Q

Excuse me. Please give me two worksheets.

A

Sumimasen. Waakushiito o nimai kudasai.

19
Q

Excuse me. Please give me three tissues.

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Sumimasen. Tisshu o sanmai kudasai.

20
Q

Excuse me. Please give me four candies.

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Sumimasen. Ame o yottsu kudasai.

21
Q

Excuse me. Please give me eight candies.

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Sumimasen. Ame o yattsu kudasai.

22
Q

Please give me one piece of candy.

A

Ame o hitotsu kudasai.

23
Q

Something wa koko/soko/asoko desu.

24
Q

The tissue is over there.

A

Tissue wa asoko desu.

25
Q

The homework is here.

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Shukudai wa koko desu.

26
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See more counters on page 47.

27
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“Hitotsu”, “futatsu”, etc.

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Used for counting things in general.

28
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“Hitori”, “futari”, etc.

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Used for counting people.

29
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“Ippai”, “nihai”, etc.

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Derived from Chinese counting: cupfuls, spoonfuls, glassfuls, spoonfuls.

30
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“Ippon”, “nihon”, etc.

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Derived from Chinese counting: long, cylindrical objects

31
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“Ichimai”, “nimai”, etc.

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Derived from Chinese counting: thin, flat objects

32
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“Ippiki”, “nihiki”, etc.

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Derived from Chinese counting: small animals

33
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“Issatsu”, “nissatsu”, etc.

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Derived from Chinese counting: books

34
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“Issai”, “nisai”, etc.

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Derived from Chinese counting: age

35
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“Ichidai”, “nidai”, etc.

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Derived from Chinese counting: mechanically operated things

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