Numbers 0zero / ree 0zero / ree 1ichi 1ichi 2 ni 2 ni 3 san 3 san 4 yon / shi 4 yon / shi 5 go 5 go 6 roku 6 roku 7 nana / shichi 7 nana / shichi 8 hachi.

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Numbers 0zero / ree 0zero / ree 1ichi 1ichi 2 ni 2 ni 3 san 3 san 4 yon / shi 4 yon / shi 5 go 5 go 6 roku 6 roku 7 nana / shichi 7 nana / shichi 8 hachi 8 hachi 9 kyuu 9 kyuu 10 juu 10 juu 11 juu ichi 11 juu ichi 12 juu ni 12 juu ni

Numbers 20 ni juu 20 ni juu 30 san juu 30 san juu 40 yon juu 40 yon juu 50 go juu 50 go juu 60 roku juu 60 roku juu 70 nana juu 70 nana juu 80 hachi juu 80 hachi juu 90 kyuu juu 90 kyuu juu 100 hyaku 100 hyaku

p.20 Practice A a. 5 b. 9 c. 7 d. 1 e. 10 f. 8 g. 2 h. 6 i. 4 j. 3

p.20 Practice B a. 45 b. 83 c. 19 d. 76 e. 52 f. 100 g. 38 h. 61 i. 24 j. 97

p.20 Practice C + tasu - hiku = wa a b c d. 6 – 6 e f. 8 – 7 g. 40 – 25

Time 1:00 ichi-ji 1:00 ichi-ji 2:00ni-ji 2:00ni-ji 3:00san-ji 3:00san-ji 4:00yo-ji 4:00yo-ji 5:00go-ji 5:00go-ji 6:00 roku-ji 6:00 roku-ji 7:00 shichi-ji 7:00 shichi-ji 8:00 hachi-ji 8:00 hachi-ji 9:00ku-ji 9:00ku-ji 10:00juu-ji 10:00juu-ji 11:00juu ichi-ji 11:00juu ichi-ji 12:00 juu ni-ji 12:00 juu ni-ji X:30X-ji han X:30X-ji han What time? Nan-ji What time? Nan-ji

Nan-ji desu ka?

Echo questions Echo questions are rhetorical questions. Echo questions are rhetorical questions. They are noun questions to confirm the topic. They are noun questions to confirm the topic. Example: A. Gakusee desu ka? Are (you) a student? Are (you) a student? Q: Watashi desu ka? Hai, soo desu. (You mean) me? Yes, that’s right. (You mean) me? Yes, that’s right.

What’s someone’s phone number? Q. ____ san no denwa bangoo wa? (nan desu ka.) (nan ban desu ka.) A. ___ san desu ka? 123 no 4567 desu. Echo question

Japanese phone numbers Cell phones: 090-XXXX-XXXX Cell phones: 090-XXXX-XXXX or 080-XXXX-XXXX e.g Land lines area codes (2 or 3 digits): Land lines area codes (2 or 3 digits): Tokyo 03-XXXX-XXXX Tokyo 03-XXXX-XXXX Osaka 06-XXXX-XXXX Kobe 078-XXX-XXXX Yokohama 045-XXX-XXXX

Mary (mearii) I live in Tokyo (tookyoo)

Takeshi I live in Osaka (oosaka).

Sue (suu) I live in Kobe (koobe).

Robert (robaato) I live in Yokohama.