#84 Visiting a Japanese Person’s House

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How Can I Say It in Japanese?

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#84 Visiting a Japanese Person’s House

How Can I Say It in Japanese?

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6 months ago

#84 Visiting a Japanese Person’s House

This week's topic is "Visiting a Japanese Person’s House".

●もんだい　ステップ１　True or False

Danielle-san doesn’t remember Japanese house manners at all.

True / False

＊New Words＊

おじゃまします　May I come in?, Sorry to disturb you.

お世話になっております　Thank you for always helping one.

ゆっくりします　to take one’s time

コート　coat

コートをかけます　to hang a coat

スリッパ　slippers

少(すこ)しずつ　little by little

覚(おぼ)えます　to memorize, to remember

よろしければ　if you would like, if you don’t mind

日本茶(にほんちゃ)　Japanese tea

気(き)に入(い)ります　to like, to take a fancy

遠慮(えんりょ)なく　without reserve, not mince

お代(か)わり　refill

慣(な)れてきます　to get used to

最初(さいしょ)　the first time

自分(じぶん)で　by myself

分(わ)けます　to divide

近所(きんじょ)　neighborhood

行事(ぎょうじ)　to focus on, to concentrate on

参加(さんか)　perticipation

●もんだい　ステップ２　Three-choice-quiz

What did the couple invite Danielle-san and Serena-san to do next?

A. Festivals and events in their neighborhoods

B. Garbage Recycling Event

C. Japanese tea ceremony

◆きょうのフレーズ◆

コートをこちらにおかけください。

Please put your coat over here.

●もんだい　ステップ３

You want your older friend to take home for a souvenir with him the cookies you made.

Then please tell him to take your cookies home with him as you imagine giving him cookies.

To take home in Japanese is 持ち帰ります.

YOU:

Danielle: え、いいの？ありがとう。

きいてくれてありがとうございました！

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