2 Module 38.1 Dialogue
Title
Naomi Johnson and Takeshi Yamada are outside looking in but Yamada cannot see post eye-surgery
| Language |
Script & Translation
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Japanese |
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Romanization |
1 Yamada: Tokei ga arimasu ka?
2 Jonson: Ee, arimasu. 3 Yamadaa: Neko mo imasu ka? 4 Jonson: Iie, imasen. |
English translation |
1 Yamada: Is there a clock?
2 Johnson: Yes, there is. 3 Yamada: Is there a cat? 4 Johnson: No, there is not. |
Vocabulary
| Japanese | Romanization | Kanji | English | |
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とけい | tokei | 時計 | clock |
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あります | arimasu | to be; to exist; to be located | |
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ねこ | neko | 猫 | cat |
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います | imasu | to be (of animate objects); to exist | |
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いません | imasen | to not be (of animate objects) |
More Useful Words
| Japanese | Romanization | Kanji | English | |
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いぬ | inu | 時計 | clock |
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え | e | 絵 | picture; painting |
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おとこのこ | otoko no ko | 男の子 | boy |
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おとこのひと | otoko no hito | 男の人 | man |
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おんなのこ | onna no ko | 女の子 | girl |
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おんなのひと | onna no hito | 女の人 | woman |
Grammar Notes
| あります (arimasu) vs. います(imasu) |
Both あります and います can be translated as “there is/there are” or “there exists” (something or someone).
definition
やまだ
とけい
ねこ