Wednesday 21 August 2013

Semester 2 Week 3 Part B

Konnichiwa Minasan!

Read for this week's second lesson?

This lesson we will have a look at a new set of Kanji!

Kanji
*Marks the words and pronounciations that only apply when you use that particular pronounciation of the Kanji
Kanji
English (plus other meanings)
Japanese Pronounciation
Cheap (Peaceful, secure)
Yasu(i)
Expensive (High, Tall)
Taka(i)
Long (Chief, Principal)
Naga(i)
Big (Large, Great, Grand)
Oo(kii)
Small
Chi(sai)
Thin (Detail) *Fine
Hoso(i) *Komakai
Thick (Fat, Peaceful)
Futo(i)
Light *Light, Easy
Karu(i) *Karoyaka
Heavy (Layer)
Omo(i)
Red
Aka(i)
Blue
Ao(i)
White
Shiro(i)
Black
Kuro(i)
Yellow
Ki
Colour (Amarous)
Iro

Useful/Interesting Words
Han = Half Past
Jyugyou = Class
Fudan = Usually, Ordinary day
Kara = From
Made = To
Neko = Cat
Koneko = Kitten (the Ko makes it 'small')

Colours

There are 4 main colours, they are Red, Blue, White and Black

Saying 'I like colour car'.
'Colour' Karuma が Suki Desu
NOTE: If we do not use one of the 4 main colours, we must had の
Example: 'Colour' の Karuma が Suki Desu
Let's break down the sentence.
の = Particle, possessive meaning. In this case, the car possesses 'colour'
Karuma = Car
が = Particle, it marks the object of a like/dislike sentence
Suki = Like
Desu = Is/am/are/was etc. It ends the sentence.

END

That's all for today and the week! Lookout for the next lesson! We'll be going through how to use 'な' adjectives, how to give a reason for something etc.

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