General Conversation

Question 0

I’m not a medical doctor

Answer 0

watashi wa isha ja arimasen

Question 1

That is a beautiful building.

Answer 1

a•re wa ki•rē na ta•te•mo•no des

Question 2

It was rainy yesterday

Answer 2

Kinō wa ame deshta

Question 3

The person I met last night was not Mr. Reid

Answer 3

Yū•be at•ta hi•to wa ta•ka•gi•san ja a•ri•mas•sen desh•ta

Question 4

Thee are four dogs in the garden.

Answer 4

Ni•wa ni i•nu ga yon•hi•ki i•mas

Question 5

My friend

Answer 5

Wa•ta•shi no to•mo•da•chi

Question 6

It’s hers

Answer 6

Ko•re wa ka•no•jo no des

Question 7

Takashi’s hotel

Answer 7

Ta•ka•shi no ho•te•ru

Question 8

I have money

Answer 8

Wa•ta•shi wa o•ka•ne o mot•te i•mas

Question 9

I have a car

Answer 9

Wa•ta•shi wa ji•dō•sha ga a•ri•mas

Question 10

I smoke

Answer 10

Ta•ba•ko o su•i•mas

Question 11

I don’t smoke

Answer 11

Ta•ba•ko o su•i•ma•sen

Question 12

I came by train

Answer 12

Den•sha de ki•mash•ta

Question 13

I did not come by train

Answer 13

Den•sha de ki•ma•sen desh•ta

Question 14

New

Answer 14

A•ta•ra•shī

Question 15

Old

Answer 15

Fu•ru•i

Question 16

Negative form of ‘new’

Answer 16

A•ta•ra•shi•ku a•ri•ma•sen

Question 17

Easy

Answer 17

Kan•tan•na

Question 18

Negative form of ‘easy’

Answer 18

Kan•tan ja a•ri•ma•sen

Question 19

Box/boxes

Answer 19

Ha•ko

Question 20

Person/people

Answer 20

Hi•to

Question 21

Ticket/tickets

Answer 21

Kip•pu

Question 22

Subject particle. Indicates the subject of the sentence.

Answer 22

Ga

Question 23

This is my address

Answer 23

Ko•re ga wa•ta•shi no jū•sho des

Question 24

Topic particle. Marks the topic or focal point of the sentence. Used to stress a particular point

Answer 24

Wa

Question 25

I'm a teacher.

Answer 25

Wa•ta•shi wa kyō•shi des

Question 26

Marks the object of the sentence.

Answer 26

O

Question 27

It was rainy yesterday

Answer 27

Kinō wa ame deshta

Question 28

The person I met last night was not Mr. Reid

Answer 28

Yū•be at•ta hi•to wa ta•ka•gi•san ja a•ri•mas•sen desh•ta

Question 29

Thee are four dogs in the garden.

Answer 29

Ni•wa ni i•nu ga yon•hi•ki i•mas

Question 30

My friend

Answer 30

Wa•ta•shi no to•mo•da•chi

Question 31

It's hers

Answer 31

Ko•re wa ka•no•jo no des

Question 32

Takashi's hotel

Answer 32

Ta•ka•shi no ho•te•ru

Question 33

I have money

Answer 33

Wa•ta•shi wa o•ka•ne o mot•te i•mas

Question 34

I have a car

Answer 34

Wa•ta•shi wa ji•dō•sha ga a•ri•mas

Question 35

I smoke

Answer 35

Ta•ba•ko o su•i•mas

Question 36

I don't smoke

Answer 36

Ta•ba•ko o su•i•ma•sen

Question 37

I came by train

Answer 37

Den•sha de ki•mash•ta

Question 38

I did not come by train

Answer 38

Den•sha de ki•ma•sen desh•ta

Question 39

New

Answer 39

A•ta•ra•shī

Question 40

Old

Answer 40

Fu•ru•i

Question 41

Negative form of 'new'

Answer 41

A•ta•ra•shi•ku a•ri•ma•sen

Question 42

Easy

Answer 42

Kan•tan•na

Question 43

Negative form of 'easy'

Answer 43

Kan•tan ja a•ri•ma•sen

Question 44

Box/boxes

Answer 44

Ha•ko

Question 45

Person/people

Answer 45

Hi•to

Question 46

Ticket/tickets

Answer 46

Kip•pu

Question 47

Subject particle. Indicates the subject of the sentence.

Answer 47

Ga

Question 48

This is my address

Answer 48

Ko•re ga wa•ta•shi no jū•sho des

Question 49

Topic particle. Marks the topic or focal point of the sentence. Used to stress a particular point

Answer 49

Wa

Question 50

I'm a teacher.

Answer 50

Wa•ta•shi wa kyō•shi des

Question 51

Marks the object of the sentence.

Answer 51

O

Question 52

I ate sushi.

Answer 52

Sushi o ta•be•mash•ta

Question 53

Possessive particle that shows ownership.

Answer 53

No

Question 54

Miyuki's house

Answer 54

Mi•yu•ki•san no i•e

Question 55

Particle used in date, time, location, or destination.

Answer 55

Ni

Question 56

On Monday

Answer 56

Ge•tsu•yō•bi ni

Question 57

At 5 o'clock

Answer 57

Go•ji ni

Question 58

In the shop

Answer 58

Mi•se ni

Question 59

To the station

Answer 59

E•ki ni

Question 60

The particle that indicates direction. Similar to destination function.

Answer 60

e

Question 61

I'm going to Ginza.

Answer 61

Gin•za e i•ki•mas

Question 62

Particle that indicates location.

Answer 62

De

Question 63

At the entrance.

Answer 63

I•ri•gu•chi de

Question 64

I'm going by train.

Answer 64

Den•sha de i•ki•mas

Question 65

Interrogative particle. It is used at the end of a sentence to turn it into a question.

Answer 65

Ka

Question 66

I speak English.

Answer 66

Ē•go ga ha•na•se•mas ka

Question 67

Do you speak English?

Answer 67

Ē•go ga ha•na•se•mas ka

Question 68

Prefixes that indicate politeness or reverence.

Answer 68

O and go

Question 69

Sake

Answer 69

o•sa•ke

Question 70

Rice/meal

Answer 70

Go•han

Question 71

I'll introduce you.

Answer 71

Go•shō•kai shi•mas

Question 72

Your husband

Answer 72

Go•shu•jin

Question 73

My husband

Answer 73

Shu•jin

Question 74

How are you?

Answer 74

O•gen•ki des ka

Question 75

I'm fine.

Answer 75

Gen•ki des

Question 76

Used to indicate possession.

Answer 76

No

Question 77

This is my book.

Answer 77

Ko•re wa wa•ta•shi no hon des

Question 78

Mr. Kamimura's suitcase

Answer 78

Ka•mi•mu•ra•san no sūts•kēs

Question 79

School teacher

Answer 79

Gak•kō no sen•sē