Nihon Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Japanese Vocabulary Questions and Answers 2023 aisatsu greeting kombanwa good evening o-genki desu ka how are you? hai, genki desu yes, I'm fine iie no, you're wrong isshoni together itte kudasai please say... -san Mr, Ms arigatou gozaimasu thank you domo arigatou gozaimasu thank you very much mo also, too, either mou ichi-do one more time -sai years old wa topic marker desu be ...

Japanese Vocabulary Questions and Answers 2023, Graded A+ aisatsu greeting kombanwa good evening o-genki desu ka how are you? hai, genki desu yes, I'm fine iie no, you're wrong isshoni together itte kudasai please say... -san Mr, Ms arigatou gozaimasu thank you domo arigatou gozaimasu thank you very much mo also, too, either mou ichi-do one more time -sai years old wa topic marker d...

Japanese 1 Questions and Answers 2023 ohayou gozaimasu Good morning (formal) Konnichiwa Hello / Good afternoon Konbanwa Good evening Sayounara Goodbye Oyasuminasai Goodnight Arigatou gozaimasu Thank you (formal) Sumimasen Excuse me; I'm sorry Iie No; Not at all Ittekimasu I'll go and come back Itterasshai Please go and come back Tadaima I'm home Okaerinasai Welcome home Itadakimasu Thank you for ...

Notes for lesson 1 to 7 from the book ‘Japanese for busy people’ that includes sentence structures and vocabulary in hiragana/katakana and kanji

Notes for lesson 8 to 15 from the book ‘Japanese for busy people’ that includes sentence structures and vocabulary in kanji and hiragana/katakana.

Notes that cover Lesson 12 to 25 from the book ‘Japanese for busy people’. These notes include sentence structures and vocabulary in both Romanji and hiragana/katakana.

Notes for lesson 1 to 11 from the book ‘Japanese for busy people’ that includes sentence structures and vocabulary in romanji and hiragana/katakana.

Foreign Language - Nihongo, contains different vocabularies (Romanized)

This PowerPoint presentation provides an insightful overview of Year 1 topics in the Japanese IB Diploma program. It covers essential concepts and themes, setting a strong foundation for students embarking on their Japanese language and culture journey. It includes general grammar, key definitions, key questions/question structures and specifics for each theme. This should hopefully serve as a good resource basis for exam revision.

Japanese language From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigationJump to search Not to be confused with Javanese language. "Nihongo" redirects here. Not to be confused with Nihonga. Japanese 日本語 にほんご ニホンゴ nihongo N The kanji for Japanese (read nihongo) Pronunciation /nihoNɡo/: [ɲihoŋɡo] Native to Japan Ethnicity Japanese (Yamato) Native speakers ~128 million (2020)[1] Language family Japonic Japanese Early forms Old Japanese Early Middl...