Japanese for Busy People - Shopping Flashcards
mise
shop, store, restaurant
irasshaimase
May I help you? Welcome
Sore
That one
Misete kudasia
please show me
ikura
how much
sanzen-en
3000 yen
-en
yen
mo
also, too, either (particle)
ja
well then
kudasai
Please give me
what you say when you want to take a closer look at something in a store
“I want to take a look at that one”
o misete kudasai
as in, “Sore o misete kudasai”
Count from 1,000 to a Trillion
sen ichi-man jû-man hyaku-man sen-man ichi-oku jü-oku hyaku-oku sen-oku it-chô
decimal point
ten
0
- 7
- 29
- 538
rei
rei ten nana
rei ten ni kyû
rei ten go san hachi
That one is 3000 yen. This is 3000 yen also
Sore wa sanzen-en desu. Kore mo sanzen-en desu
kore o kudasai
I’ll take this one
Ja / dewa
mean “well” or “well then” and express conclusions or resignation
television
terebi
rajio
radio
PC
pasokon
digital camera
dejikame
video camera
bideo-kamera
video
bideo
camera
kamera
CD player
CD-purêyâ
Sore wa terebi desu
Are wa pasokon desu
Kore wa 3,000-en desu. Are mo 3,000-en desu
That is a TV set
That over there is a PC
This one is 3000 yen. That too is 3000 yen
Count from 100 to 900 in hundreds
hyaku nihyaku sambyaku yonhyaku gohyaku roppyaku nanahyaku happyaku kyûaku
Count from 1000 to 9000 in thousands
sen nisen sanzen yonsen gosen rokusen nanasen hassen kyûsen
Count from 10,000 to 90,000 in ten thousands
ichiman niman samman yomman goman rokuman nanaman hachiman kyûman
135
hyaku-sanjû-go
1,829
sen-happyaku-nijûkyû
magazine
zasshi
salesperson
mise no hito
mechanical pencil
shâpupenshiru
ballpoint pen
bôrupen
French language
Furansu-go
France
Furansu
language
-go
dictionary
jisho
English language
Eigo
credit card
kâdo
I’ll take this one
Kore o kudasai
Is it alright to use a credit card
Kâdo demo ii desu ka
ano
that one over there (used before a noun)
t-shirt
T-shatsu
dore
which one
aoi
blue
sono
that (used before a noun)
red
akai
two of a flat object
2-mai
how you count flat objects
-mai
postcard
hagaki
stamp
kitte
T-shirt
t-shatsu
black
kuroi
beer
bîru
number plus - han and - pan
for counting long slender objects. the opposite of -mai
Count from 1 - 12 for thin and flat objects
ichi-mai ni-mai san-mai yon-mai go-mai roku-mai nana-mai hachi-mai kyû-mai jû-mai jûichi-mai jûni-mai
Count from 1-12 long and slender objects
ippon ni-hon sam-bon yon-hon go-hon roppon nana-hon happon kyû-hon juppon jûippon jûni-hon
Count from 1-12 for general objects
hitotsu futatsu mittsu yottsu itsutsu muttsu nanatsu yattsu kokonotsu tô jûichi jûni
This (used before a noun)
kono
Switzerland
Suisu
small or little
chiisai
large or big
ôkii
