Sunday, 19 June 2011

LESSON 7(3)

Hello there…let’s learn more verbs today…

MORE VERBS

Akemasu
Open
Hanashimasu
Speak
Kakimasu
Write
Keshimasu
Switch off
Kikimasu
Listen
Mimasu
See; watch
Oshiemasu
Tell; teach
Shimemasu
Close
Torimasu
Take
Tsukemasu
Switch on
Tsukurimasu
Make

Other Vocabularies
Doa
Door
Mado
Window
Nyūsu
News
Rajio
Radio
Repōto
Report
Ryōri
Food
Shashin
Picture
Tegami
Letter
Terebi
TV
Uta
Song
Nihon go
Japanese language
Ei go
English
Marē go
Malay language
Furansu go
French


Object & Verbs
Remarks:
  • In Japanese, the subject of sentence need not be expressed when it can easily be understood. For example the subject “I” need not be there for a sentence like this:

Nihon go o hanashimasu. (I) speak Japanese.

  • The object consists of two elements
i)                   a noun – e.g. mado (window)
ii)                a marker, the particle “o” whose function is to point out the word preceding it as the object of the sentence.


OBJECT
PARTICLE
VERB
MEANING
Doa
o
akemasu
Open the door.

JAPANESE
ENGLISH
Mado o shimemasu.
Close the window.
Nyūsu o kikimasu.
Listen to the news.
Rajio o kikimasu.
Listen to the radio.
Repōto o kakimasu.
Write a report.
Ryōri o tsukurimasu.
Cook food.
Shashin o torimasu.
Take a picture.
Tegami o kakimasu.
Write a letter.
Terebi o mimasu.
Watch TV.
Uta o kikimasu.
Listen to the song.
Ei go o hanashimasu.
Speak English.
Nihon go o hanashimasu.
Speak Japanese.
Marē go o hanashimasu.
Speak Malay.

Remarks:
In Japanese, the subject of sentence need not be expressed when it can easily be understood. For example the subject “I” need not be there for a sentence like this:

Nihon go o hanashimasu. (I) speak Japanese.

Tuesday, 31 May 2011

Lesson Seven (2)^^

LESSON SEVEN (2)

Doko e ikimashita ka. Where did you go?

Let’s learn past tense verbs. For things that happened in the past, we change them to the past form. A ~masu form verb becomes ~mashita. The past tense for ikimasu “go” is ikimashita.

e.g.    Kyō depāto e ikimasu. Today I go to the department store.
Kinō depāto e ikimashita. Yesterday I went to the department store.


Present tense
Past tense
English
Ikimasu
Ikimashita
Go
Kimasu
Kimashita
Come
Kaerimasu
Kaerimashita
Return
Tabemasu
Tabemashita
Eat
Nomimasu
Nomimashita
Drink
Mimasu
Mimashita
Watch
Shimasu
Shimashita
Do



Depāto

Department store
Eiga

A movie
Eigakan

A cinema
Kinō

Yesterday
Kyō

Today
Nani

What
Terebi

TV

Dialogue 1

A         : Kinō doko e ikimashita ka. Yesterday, where did you go?
B         : Ueno Kōen e ikimashita. (I) went to Ueno Park.

Dialogue 2

A         : Kinō nani o shimashita ka. Yesterday, what did you do?
B         : Eiga o mimashita. I watched a movie.
A         : Doko de mimashita ka. Where did you watch the movie?
B         : Eigakan de mimashita. (I) watched at the cinema.

Got to go now! See you soon!
Cheers!

Rintihan Nabi SAW

Apabila merasa sedih dan sukarnya kehidupan ini, hendaklah kita merenung kembali perjalanan Rasulullah SAW. Mudahkah perjalanan yang ditempuh baginda dalam menyampaikan seruan agar kaumnya beriman kepada Allah? Sudah tentulah tidak mudah dan jika dibandingkan dengan kesukaran hidup kita pada hari ini, apalah sangat kan…Walaupun adakalanya dalam meniti kehidupan ini, kita sering berhadapan dengan cabaran hidup yang datang dalam pelbagai bentuk. Bagi memulihkan semangat, saya sering teringatkan doa ini. Doa rasulullah SAW ketika berada di Taif, ketika baginda merasa sedih dengan penolakan masyarakat Taif terhadap ajaran yang dibawa baginda. Betapa baginda mengadu kepada Allah SWT setelah Rasulullah dilontar dengan batu sehingga berdarah kepala baginda dan darah itu mengalir hingga ke tumit…Ketika itu baginda merintih dan berdoa kepada Allah SWT. Doa ini amat berkesan di hati saya lalu saya menyalinnya dari ceramah di you tube. http://youtu.be/UJj-QcAzrdc
Semoga memberi manafaat…


Doa Nabi Muhammad SAW

Ya Allah aku mengadu kepada Mu
Lemahnya kekuatanku, sedikitnya helahku
Dan hinanya aku ini di kalangan orang ramai
Wahai Tuhan yang paling penyayang di kalangan yang penyayang
Engkaulah Tuhan orang-orang yang kena tindas
Dan Engkaulah Tuhanku
Kepada siapa ingin Engkau serahkan diriku wahai Tuhan
Adakah kepada orang jauh yang bermasam muka denganku
Ataupun kepada musuh yang engkau jadikan mereka itu menguasai urusanku
Jika Engkau tidak murka kepadaku wahai Tuhan, aku tidak peduli
Namun afiatMu lah yang paling luas  untuk ku
Aku berlindung dengan wajahMu wahai Tuhan
Yang dengannya diterangi kegelapan
Jangan Engkau turunkan marahMu kepadaku
Dan jangan Engkau halalkan kemurkaanMu kepadaku
Selagi tiada murka Mu kepadaku wahai Tuhanku
Daku tidak peduli
Tidak ada daya dan tidak ada upaya
Melainkan dengan mengharapkan Engkau jua wahai Tuhan.

Lesson Seven(1)^^

Hello…are you having a vacation?
Where are you going today? How do you get there? With whom? Sounds a bit busybody…hahaha… but let’s do it in Japanese.

LESSON SEVEN (1)

Doko e ikimasu ka Where are you going?

Asatte
Day after tomorrow
Ashita
Tomorrow
Basu
Bus
Chikai
Near
Daigaku
University
Dare
Who
Densha
Train
Eki
Railway station
Gakkō
School
Hitori de
Alone
Ikimasu
Go
Inaka
Home town
Itsu
When
Jimusho
Office
Jitensha
Bicycle
Kaerimasu
Return
Kimasu
Come
Kuruma
Car
Shūmatsu
Weekend
Takushi
Taxi
To
With/and
Tōi
Far
Umi
Beach
Yasumi
Holiday

Dialogue 1

A         : Doko e ikimasu ka. Where are you going?
B         : Gakkō e ikimasu. (I’m going) to school.
A         : Nan de ikimasu ka. How are you going (to school)
B         : Jitensha de ikimasu. On a bicycle.

Dialogue 2

A         : Anata wa nan de jimusho e ikimasu ka. How do you go to the office?
B         : Densha de ikimasu. By train.
A         : Jimusho wa eki kara tōi desu ka. Is your office far from the station?
B         : Iie, chikai desu. No, it’s near.

Dialogue 3

A         : Anata no inaka wa doko desu ka. Where is your hometown?
B         : Kyoto desu. Kyoto.
A         : Itsu Kyoto e kaerimasu ka. When are you going back to Kyoto?
B         : Asatte kaerimasu. Tomorrow (I’m) going back.


Questions and answers

  1. Anata no inaka wa doko desu ka. Where is your home town?
à Sapporo desu. Sapporo.

  1. Nan de gakkō e ikimasu ka. How do you go to school?
à Basu de ikimasu. By bus.

  1. Dare to gakkō e ikimasu ka. With whom do you go to school?
à Hiroshi san to ikimasu. I go with Hiroshi.

  1. Dare to Tokyo e ikimasu ka. With whom are you going to Tokyo?
à Hitori de ikimasu. I’m going alone.

  1. Ashita doko e ikimasu ka. Where are you going tomorrow?
à Umi e ikimasu. (I’m) going to the beach.


 Cheers,

Sensei in the House

Monday, 30 May 2011

Lesson Three ^^


Nani o tabemasu ka.

Hi there! I’m on diet now, another regime of diet. I started my diet on Feb 28, 2011 and suppose to end it end of this month. It is a two-month diet program, a low-carb diet. Up to now, I’ve lost 9.5 kg! Amazing isn’t it? Well, I’ll tell you more about my diet in my next entry. Now, because I’m on diet, I always feel hungry and all I can think about is  food, and eating. That’s why I came up with this topic today, Nani o tabemasu ka literally means “what do you eat?” or “what do you want to eat?”



Vocabulary
Asa gohan

Breakfast
Ban gohan

Dinner
Hiru gohan

Lunch
Ikaga desu ka

How about…
Jūsu

Juice drink
Kōhī

Coffee
Mada

Not yet
Maiasa

Every morning
Mainichi

Every day
Maiban

Every night
Mazui

Awful/tasteless
Miruku

Milk

Already
Nomimashita (past tense)

Drink
Nomimasu (present tense)

Drink (verb)
Nomimono

Drink (noun)
Ocha

Tea
Oishii/umai

Delicious
Pan

Bread
Ryōri

Food/cooking
Sushi

Sushi
Sandoitchi
Sandwich
Tabemashita (past tense)

Eat
Tabemasu (present tense)

Eat
Tabemono

Food (in general)
Tabemasen ka.

Won’t you like to eat?

Dialogue 1

A: Mō asa gohan o tabemashita ka. Have you eaten your breakfast?
B: Iie, mada desu. No, not yet.
A: Ja, issho ni tabemasen ka. Well, let’s eat together.
B: Ii desu ne. That’s a good idea.
     Nani o tabemashō ka. What are we going to eat?
A: Sandoitchi wa ikaga desu ka. How about sandwiches?
A: Ii desu ne. Ikimashō. That’s good. Let’s go.




Dialogue 2

A: Maiasa nani o tabemasu ka. What do you eat every morning?
B: Pan o tabemasu. (I) eat bread.
A: Nani o nomimasu ka. What do you drink?
B: Miruku to kōhī o nomimasu. (I) drink milk and coffee.



Questions and answers

  1. Nani o tabemasu ka. What would you like to eat?
àSushi o tabemasu. I’d like to eat sushi.

  1. Nani o nomimasu ka. What would you like to drink?
àOcha o nomimasu. I’d like to drink tea.

  1. Ryōri wa dō desu ka. How’s the food?
àOishii desu. Delicious.

  1. Ryōri wa oishii desu ka. Is the food delicious?
àHai, oishii desu. Yes, it’s delicious /  Iie, mazui desu. No, it’s awful.



Ok see you soon!

Sensei in The House.