Lesson 33
I'll give it to you, Anna.
Anna has come to a campus festival with Sakura's cousin, Kenta. They are viewing the exhibition of the Photography Club.
Key phrase:
ANNA-SAN NI AGEMASU
Scripts
| 健太 | これは、僕が富士山で撮った写真です。 | This is a photograph I took at Mt. Fuji.
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| Kenta | KORE WA, BOKU GA FUJISAN DE TOTTA SHASHIN DESU.
This is a photograph I took at Mt. Fuji.
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| アンナ | あっ、私だ。 | Oh, that's me.
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| Anna | A', WATASHI DA.
Oh, that's me.
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| 健太 | 驚いた？ あとで、アンナさんにあげます。 |
Are you surprised? Later, I'll give it to you, Anna. |
| Kenta | ODOROITA? ATODE, ANNA-SAN NI AGEMASU. Are you surprised? Later, I'll give it to you, Anna.
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| アンナ | 写真をくれるんですか。うれしいです。 | Are you going to give me the photo? I'm glad.
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| Anna | SHASHIN O KURERU N DESU KA? URESHII DESU.
Are you going to give me the photo? I'm glad.
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Grammar tips
AGEMASU and KUREMASU
In Japanese, different verbs are used, depending on whether you are speaking from the perspective of the giver or the receiver.
When the speaker gives something to the listener, the speaker says AGEMASU. If somebody gives you something, you use KUREMASU.
To learn more, please access "Teach Us, Teacher" page.
Teach Us, Teacher
Difference between AGEMASU and KUREMASU
In Japanese, we use different verbs, depending on whether we speak from the perspective of the giver or the receiver.
Sound Words
Smile
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
At the campus festival, there were food carts by students. I ate fried noodles. Autumn is said to be the season for art, sports and good appetite. What a good season!
