Lesson 7

Question 1

I want to drink.

Answer 1

Nomitai desu.

Question 2

Let’s go.

Answer 2

Ikimashou.

Question 3

Where are you going to eat?

Answer 3

Doko de tabemasu ka?

Question 4

My

Answer 4

Watashi no.

Question 5

At the restaurant.

Answer 5

Resutoran de.

Question 6

Where are you going to drink?

Answer 6

Doko de nomimasu ka?

Question 7

Here

Answer 7

Koko de

Question 8

Here?

Answer 8

Koko de?

Question 9

Where?

Answer 9

Doko de?

Question 10

Ask her where she’s going to eat.

Answer 10

Doko de tabemasu ka?

Question 11

I’m going to eat here.

Answer 11

Koko de tabemasu.

Question 12

She wants to eat at her favorite restaurant and asks you, ‘is it all right?’ / ‘is it okay?’.

Answer 12

Ii desu ka?

Question 13

You don’t know?

Answer 13

Wakarimasen ka?

Question 14

When are you going to eat?

Answer 14

Itsu tabemasu ka?

Question 15

What

Answer 15

Nani (you’ve learned ‘nan desu ka?’, which means ‘what is it?’. Notice how the sound of the ‘what’ changes).

Question 16

What are you going to eat?

Answer 16

Nani o tabemasu ka?

Question 17

What are you going to drink?

Answer 17

Nani o nomimasu ka?

Question 18

Ask her where she’s going to eat.

Answer 18

Doko de tabemasu ka?

Question 19

Coffee

Answer 19

Koohii

Question 20

I’m going to drink coffee.

Answer 20

Koohii o nomimasu.

Question 21

Black tea

Answer 21

Koucha

Question 22

At the cafe.

Answer 22

Kafe de.

Question 23

Lunch

Answer 23

Hirugohan

Question 24

I’m going to have lunch.

Answer 24

Hirogohan o tabemasu.

Question 25

I’m going to have lunch now.

Answer 25

Ima, hirogohan o tabemasu.

Question 26

Latte

Answer 26

Latte

Question 27

The word ‘a’ is often understood in Japanese. So how would she say, “I’m going to drink ‘a’ latte.”?

Answer 27

Latte o nomimasu.

Question 28

As for me, I’m going to drink black tea.

Answer 28

Watashi wa koucha o nomimasu.

Question 29

I want coffee.

Answer 29

Koohii ga hoshii desu.

Question 30

I want

Answer 30

Hoshii desu

Question 31

‘Some’ is also usually understood in Japanese. How would you say, ‘I want some coffee’?

Answer 31

Koohii ga hoshii desu.

Question 32

I want black tea.

Answer 32

Koucha ga hoshii desu.

Question 33

No, I want a latte.

Answer 33

Iie, latte ga hoshii desu.

Question 34

I don’t want.

Answer 34

Hoshiku arimasen.

Question 35

I want, I don’t want.

Answer 35

Hoshii desu, hoshiku arimasen.

Question 36

I want black tea.

Answer 36

Koucha ga hoshii desu.

Question 37

It’s all right, isn’t it? When?

Answer 37

Ii desu ne? Itsu?

Question 38

I want some coffee.

Answer 38

Koohii ga hoshii desu.

Question 39

As for me, I don’t want any.

Answer 39

Watashi wa, hoshiku arimasen.

Question 40

Okay

Answer 40

Ii desu

Question 41

But later.

Answer 41

Demo ato de.

Question 42

Meaning a beverage, you say, I don’t want any now.

Answer 42

Ima hoshiku arimasen.

Question 43

Sometime later, how does she ask you if you’re going to eat lunch now?

Answer 43

Ima hirugohan o tabemasu ka?

Question 44

Yes, I’m going to eat now (informal).

Answer 44

Ee, ima tabemasu.

Question 45

What are you going to eat?

Answer 45

Nani o tabemasu ka?

Question 46

What are you going to drink?

Answer 46

Nani o nomimasu ka?

Question 47

But I want a latte.

Answer 47

Demo, latte ga hoshii desu.

Question 48

Ask her if she’s going to have lunch now.

Answer 48

Ima, hirugohan o tabemasu ka?

Question 49

No, later.

Answer 49

Iie, ato de.