Hiragana · PART 3 · 15 OF 15
Say it
おはよう ありがとう
ohayou arigatou
Groups
Words and sentences
Hello and thank you
Kero walks to school. On the way he meets his friend Goro.
Japanese has a set phrase for each moment of the day. These four are the ones you will use most.
Kero: おはよう! Ohayou! Good morning!
Goro: おはよう。 Ohayou. Good morning.
- おはよう ohayou good morning phrase
- こんにちは konnichiwa hello phrase The last letter is は, said wa here.
- ありがとう arigatou thank you phrase
- すみません sumimasen excuse me, sorry phrase
Meals, bed and goodbye
Kero and Goro sit down to eat. Before the first bite they both say the same phrase.
Say いただきます (itadakimasu) before you eat, and ごちそうさま (gochisousama) when you have finished.
Kero: いただきます! Itadakimasu! Let’s eat!
Goro: いただきます! Itadakimasu! Let’s eat!
- いただきます itadakimasu said before eating phrase
- ごちそうさま gochisousama said after eating phrase
- おやすみ oyasumi good night phrase
- さようなら sayounara goodbye phrase
Say it to Kero
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For each moment, pick what to say, then write it:
- It is morning. You meet Kero on the way to school. おはよう (ohayou)
- Kero gives you a sweet. ありがとう (arigatou)
- It is the afternoon. You see Sensei in the park. こんにちは (konnichiwa)
- Dinner is on the table, and you are about to eat. いただきます (itadakimasu)
- You bump into Goro by mistake. すみません (sumimasen)
- You have eaten it all. It was good! ごちそうさま (gochisousama)
- School is over. You wave to Sensei as you go home. さようなら (sayounara)
- It is late, and Kero is going to bed. おやすみ (oyasumi)
Three choices, a hint button and no clock.
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