Lesson 3 part A : vocab Flashcards
(95 cards)
Welcome to lesson 3 ヽ(゚∀゚)メ(゚∀゚)ノ
In this section, we are going to learn some vocabs about
People and Family members
Calling up our memory
We already know
わたし(watashi) means ‘I’;
だれ(dare) means ‘who’.
How about He? She? Them? We?
1/13
ぼく
boku
book
I (male humble term)

1/13
ぼく
boku
book
I (male humble term)

2/13
あなた
anata
a nutter
you

2/13
あなた
anata
a nutter
you

3/13 *be careful that anata also means……
あなた
anata
a nutter
darling

3/13 *be careful that anata also means……
あなた
anata
a nutter
darling

4/13 *also be careful of this word
かのじょ
kanojo
Canoe Jaw
girlfriend, she

4/13 *also be careful of this word
かのじょ
kanojo
Canoe Jaw
girlfriend, she

5/13
わたし -たち
watashi tachi
What A Sheep! Touch It
We

5/13
わたし -たち
watashi tachi
What A Sheep! Touch It
We

6/13
あなたたち
anatatachi
a nutter touch “E”
You guys

6/13
あなたたち
anatatachi
a nutter touch “E”
You guys

7/13
かのじょ たち
kanojo tachi
Canoe Jaw, Touch It
they (feminine)

7/13
かのじょ たち
kanojo tachi
Canoe Jaw, Touch It
they (feminine)

8/13
みなさん
minasann
Mini Sun
all of you / everybody

8/13
みなさん
minasann
Mini Sun
all of you / everybody

9/13
surname/post (-さん)
surname/post (-sann)
Mr. Mrs. Miss. name/post

9/13
surname/post (-さん)
surname/post (-sann)
Mr. Mrs. Miss. name/post

10/13
おきゃくさん
okyakusann
Old Key Whack Your Son
guest, customer

10/13
おきゃくさん
okyakusann
Old Key Whack Your Son
guest, customer

11/13
おまわりさん
omawarisann
Old Man Marry Son
police officer

11/13
おまわりさん
omawarisann
Old Man Marry Son
police officer

12/13
name (-ちゃん)
name (-chann)
suffix added to children’s name,
the end of girls’ family names,
when used among friends directly or indirectly

12/13
name (-ちゃん)
name (-chann)
suffix added to children’s name, girls’ name
the end of girls’ family names,
when used among friends directly or indirectly

13/13
name (-くん)
name (-kunn)
suffix added to the end of boys’ family names,
when used among friends directly or indirectly

13/13
name (-くん)
name (-kunn)
suffix added to the end of boys’ family names,
when used among friends directly or indirectly

o(・∀・)o Trivia o(・∀・)o
Japanese seldom call ‘you’ as あなた(anata) (you/darling),
‘she’ as かのじょ(kanojo) (she/girlfriend).
It is because they have double meanings, and tend to use the second meaning.
If you know their surname, you may add さん(sann) after it to call them.
Before short test……
ぼく あなた あなた かのじょ みなさん
boku anata anata kanojo minasann
I (male form) you darling she/girlfriend everyone
わたしたち あなたたち かのじょたち
watashitachi anatatachi kanojotachi
we you guys they (feminine)
さん ちゃん くん
sann chann kunn
Mr. Mrs. Miss child/girls boys
TEST 1/14
あなた
anata
a nutter
(it means…?)

ANSWER 1/14
あなた
anata
a nutter
1) you 2) darling

TEST 2/14
かのじょ
kanojo
Canoe Jaw
(it means…?)

ANSWER 2/14
かのじょ
kanojo
Canoe Jaw
girlfriend, she

TEST 3/14
かのじょ たち
kanojo tachi
Canoe Jaw, Touch It
(it means…?)

ANSWER 3/14
かのじょ たち
kanojo tachi
Canoe Jaw, Touch It
they (feminine)

TEST 4/14
ぼく
boku
book
I (male/woman casual/humble term)

ANSWER 4/14
ぼく
boku
book
I (male humble term)

TEST 5/14
わたし
watashi
What A Sheep!
(it means…?)

ANSWER 5/14
わたし
watashi
What A Sheep!
I

TEST 6/14
name (-ちゃん)
name (-chann)
suffix added to _____’s name,
the end of ___’ family names,
when used among friends directly or indirectly

ANSWER 6/14
name (-ちゃん)
name (-chann)
suffix added to children’s name,
the end of girls’ family names,
when used among friends directly or indirectly

TEST 7/14
name (-くん)
name (-kunn)
suffix added to the end of ___’ family names,
when used among friends directly or indirectly

ANSWER 7/14
name (-くん)
name (-kunn)
suffix added to the end of boys’ family names,
when used among friends directly or indirectly

TEST 8/14
かのじょ たち
kanojo tachi
Canoe Jaw, Touch It
(it means…?)

ANSWER 8/14
かのじょ たち
kanojo tachi
Canoe Jaw, Touch It
they (feminine)

TEST 9/14
あなたたち
anatatachi
a nutter touch “E”
(it means…?)

ANSWER 9/14
あなたたち
anatatachi
a nutter touch “E”
You guys
































































































































