Lesson 2 (exchanging business cards) Flashcards
meishi
めいし
business card
watashi no
わたしの
my
Dozo
(Do-zo)
(どうぞ)
Please, if you please
Domo arigato gozaimasu
(Do-mo arigato- gozaimasu)
どうもありがとうございます
Thank you very much
kore
きれ
This one
Namae
なまえ
Name
ee
ええ
Yes
Less formal than hai
So desu
(So- desu)
そうです
That’s right
Kore wa?
これわ?
This one?
What about this?
kaisha
かいしゃ
Company, the office
(kore wa) watashi no meishi desu
Watashi no meishi
(This is) my business card
My business card
Domo arigato gozaimasu
Doumo arigatou
Thank you
Most formal (of 4) [1st]
Arigato gozaimasu
Arigatou
Thank you
2nd level
Domo arigato
Doumo arigatou
Thank you
3rd level
Arigato
Arigatou
Thank you
Least polite
4th level
kore wa Takahashi-san no namae desu ka
Is this (your) Takahashi-sans name?
Although addressing Mr. Takahashi directly, speaker uses name instead of anata no (anata- impolite for people you are not close to)
So desu
Sou desu
That’s right
When replying to a question that ends with desu ka, so(u) can be used instead of repeating the noun.
Kore wa?
This one?
Rising intonation on wa makes this a question
Rei
0
Zero
0 Used with telephone numbers.
Ichi
1
Ni
2
san
3
yon / shi
4
go
5
roku
6
nana / shichi
7
hachi
8
Kyu / ku
Kyuu
9
jusho
juusho
address
denwa-bango
denwa-bangou
telephone number
denwa
telephone
bango
bangou
number
meru-adoresu
meeru-adoresu
e-mail address
keitai
cell phone