3-2 Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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(someone’s) father

A

otoosan

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2
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(someone’s) mother

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okaasan

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3
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grandfather, elderly man

A

ojiisan

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4
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grandmother, elderly woman

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obaasan

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5
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(someone’s) older brother

A

oniisan

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6
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(someone’s) older sister

A

oneesan

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7
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(someone’s) younger brother

A

otootosan

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8
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(someone’s) younger sister

A

imootosan

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9
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Jared and Julia

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Jared to Julia

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10
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James and Margaret

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James to Margaret

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11
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Jama and Lenny

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Jama to Lenny

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12
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(someone’s) family

A

go kazoku (“go” and “o” are polite prefixes for nouns.)

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13
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(someone’s) name

A

o namae (“go” and “o” are polite prefixes for nouns.)

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14
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And {Used only at the beginning of a sentence.)

A

Soshite

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15
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  • uncle
A
  • ojisan
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16
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  • aunt
17
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  • cousin
18
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See Grammar on page 58

19
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“to” conjoins two or more nouns. It is translated as “and”. “To” cannot ever be used to conjoin anything but nouns.

20
Q

Ben and Jill are absent.

A

Bensan to Jillsan wa oyasumi desu.

21
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Kirk is absent.

A

Kirksan wa oyasumi desu.

22
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Harry and Barbara are absent.

A

Harrysan to Barbarasan wa oyasumi desu.

23
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My family is my father, my mother, and me.

A

Kazoku wa chichi to haha to watashi desu.

24
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How about –?

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How about you?
Anata wa?
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How about Kevin?
Kevinsan wa?
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How about Michael?
Michaelsan wa?
28
How about dad?
Chichi wa?
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What is your/his/her name?
Onamae wa?
30
How about your older sister?
Oneesan wa?
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How about (your) homework?
Shukudai wa?
32
How about this?
Kore wa?
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And (This form of and is used only at the beginning of a sentence.)
Soshite, . . . .
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My father is 43. And my mother is 38-years-old.
Chichi wa younjuusansai desu. Soshite, haha wa sanjuu hassai desu.
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My older sister's name is Mayumi. And she is 18-years-old.
Ane no namae wa Mayumi desu. Soshite, juuhassai desu.