Lesson 24
Please don't use them.
Anna is attending Professor Suzuki’s Japanese class. He explains about an exam on next week.
Key phrase:
TSUKAWANAIDE KUDASAI
Scripts
先生 | はい、今日はここまでです。 来週の月曜日に試験をします。 |
Now, today's lesson is up to this point. I'll give you a quiz on Monday next week. |
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Teacher | HAI, KYÔ WA KOKO MADE DESU. RAISHÛ NO GETSUYÔBI NI SHIKEN O SHIMASU. Now, today's lesson is up to this point. I'll give you a quiz on Monday next week.
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アンナ | 先生、辞書を使ってもいいですか。 | Teacher, can we use dictionaries?
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Anna | SENSEI, JISHO O TSUKATTE MO II DESU KA.
Teacher, can we use dictionaries?
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先生 | いいえ、だめです。使わないでください。 | No, you cannot. Please don't use them.
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Teacher | IIE, DAME DESU. TSUKAWANAIDE KUDASAI.
No, you cannot. Please don't use them.
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Grammar tips
Words to indicate time points
Let’s learn how to say words to indicate time points.
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Teach Us, Teacher
NAI-form verb + DE KUDASAI
When you want to tell others what they are not allowed to do, you combine the NAI-form of verbs and DE KUDASAI, and say NAI DE KUDASAI (Please don't do it).
Sound Words
Dissatisfaction
Japanese is a language with lots of onomatopoeia. A wide range of onomatopoeia in the Japanese language, from noises made by animals to expressions of feelings, is explained by audio.
Anna's Tweets
Next week, we'll have a short test. We can't use ballpoint pens in a test. We are told to use pencils and erasers. I've got to get them ready.