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Marianne Stokes – Devaki, Mother of Krishna
会う (あう)- to meet
開く (あく)- to become open
開ける (あける)- to open
上げる (あげる)- to give
遊ぶ (あそぶ)- to play, to make a visit
あびる - to bathe, to shower
洗う (あらう)- to wash
ある - to be, to have (inanimate)
歩く (あるく)- to walk
言う (いう)- to say
行く (いく)- to go
居る (いる)- to be, to have (animate)
要る (いる)- to need
入れる (いれる)- to put in
歌う (うたう)- to sing
生まれる (うまれる)- to be born
売る (うる)- to sell
起きる (おきる)- to get up
置く (おく)- to put
教える (おしえる)- to teach, to tell
押す (おす)- to push, to stamp
覚える (おぼえる)- to remember
泳ぐ (およぐ)- to swim
降りる (おりる)- to get off, to descend
終わる (おわる)- to finish
買う (かう)- to buy
返す (かえす)- to return something
帰る (かえる)- to return, to go back
かかる - to take time or money
書く (かく)- to write
かける - to call by phone
貸す (かす)- to lend
借りる (かりる)- to borrow
消える (きえる)- to disappear
聞く (きく)- to hear, to listen, to ask
切る (きる)- to cut
着る (きる)- to put on
曇る (くもる)- to become cloudy/dim
来る (くる)- to come
消す (けす)- to erase, to turn off
答える (こたえる)- to answer
コピーする - to copy
困る (こまる)- to be worried
咲く (さく)- to bloom
差す (さす)- to stretch out, to raise
散歩する (さんぽする)- to stroll
死ね (しね)- to die
閉まる (しまる)- to close, to be closed
閉める (しめる)- to close something
締める (しめる)- to tie
知る (しる)- to know
吸う (すう)- to smoke
住む (すむ)- to live in
する - to do
座る (すわる)- to sit
掃除する (そうじする)- to clean, to sweep
出す (だす)- to put out
立つ (たつ)- to stand
頼む (たのむ)- to ask
食べる (たべる)- to eat
違う (ちがう)- to differ
使う (つかう)- to use
疲れる (つかれる)- to get tired
着く (つく)- to arrive at
作る (つくる)-to make
つける - to turn on
勤める (つとめる)- to work for someone
出かける (でかける)- to go out
できる - to be able to
出る (でる)- to leave, to go out
取る (とる)- to take something
撮る (とる)- to take a photo or film
鳴く (なく)- to chirp, roar, croak etc
無くす (なくす)- to lose something
習う (ならう)- to learn
並ぶ (ならぶ)- to line up, to stand in line
並べる (ならべる)- to line up, to set up
なる - to become
脱ぐ (ぬぐ)- to take off clothes
寝る (ねる)- to sleep, to go to bed
登る (のぼる)- to climb
飲む (のむ)- to drink
乗る (のる)- to ride, to get on
入る (はいる)- to enter, to contain
はく - to wear, to put on trousers
始まる (はじまる)- to begin
走る (はしる)- to run
働く (はたらく)- to work
話す (はなす)- to speak
貼る (はる)- to stick
晴れる (はれる)- to be sunny
引く (ひく)- to pull
弾く (ひく)- to play an instrument
吹く (ふく)- to blow (wind)
降る (ふる)- to fall (rain, snow)
勉強する (べんきょうする)- to study
曲がる (まがる)- to turn, to bend
待つ (まつ)- to wait
磨く (みがく)- to brush teeth, to polish
見せる (みせる)- to show
見る (みる)- to see, to watch, to look
持つ (もつ)- to hold
休む (やすむ)- to rest
やる - to do
行く (ゆく)- to go
呼ぶ (よぶ)- to call out, to invite
読む (よむ)- to read
練習する (れんしゅうする)- to practice
分かる (わかる)- to be understood
忘れる (わすれる)- to forget
渡す (わたす)- to hand over
渡る (わたる)- to go across
会う (あう)- to meet
開く (あく)- to become open
開ける (あける)- to open
上げる (あげる)- to give
遊ぶ (あそぶ)- to play, to make a visit
あびる - to bathe, to shower
洗う (あらう)- to wash
ある - to be, to have (inanimate)
歩く (あるく)- to walk
言う (いう)- to say
行く (いく)- to go
居る (いる)- to be, to have (animate)
要る (いる)- to need
入れる (いれる)- to put in
歌う (うたう)- to sing
生まれる (うまれる)- to be born
売る (うる)- to sell
起きる (おきる)- to get up
置く (おく)- to put
教える (おしえる)- to teach, to tell
押す (おす)- to push, to stamp
覚える (おぼえる)- to remember
泳ぐ (およぐ)- to swim
降りる (おりる)- to get off, to descend
終わる (おわる)- to finish
買う (かう)- to buy
返す (かえす)- to return something
帰る (かえる)- to return, to go back
かかる - to take time or money
書く (かく)- to write
かける - to call by phone
貸す (かす)- to lend
借りる (かりる)- to borrow
消える (きえる)- to disappear
聞く (きく)- to hear, to listen, to ask
切る (きる)- to cut
着る (きる)- to put on
曇る (くもる)- to become cloudy/dim
来る (くる)- to come
消す (けす)- to erase, to turn off
答える (こたえる)- to answer
コピーする - to copy
困る (こまる)- to be worried
咲く (さく)- to bloom
差す (さす)- to stretch out, to raise
散歩する (さんぽする)- to stroll
死ね (しね)- to die
閉まる (しまる)- to close, to be closed
閉める (しめる)- to close something
締める (しめる)- to tie
知る (しる)- to know
吸う (すう)- to smoke
住む (すむ)- to live in
する - to do
座る (すわる)- to sit
掃除する (そうじする)- to clean, to sweep
出す (だす)- to put out
立つ (たつ)- to stand
頼む (たのむ)- to ask
食べる (たべる)- to eat
違う (ちがう)- to differ
使う (つかう)- to use
疲れる (つかれる)- to get tired
着く (つく)- to arrive at
作る (つくる)-to make
つける - to turn on
勤める (つとめる)- to work for someone
出かける (でかける)- to go out
できる - to be able to
出る (でる)- to leave, to go out
取る (とる)- to take something
撮る (とる)- to take a photo or film
鳴く (なく)- to chirp, roar, croak etc
無くす (なくす)- to lose something
習う (ならう)- to learn
並ぶ (ならぶ)- to line up, to stand in line
並べる (ならべる)- to line up, to set up
なる - to become
脱ぐ (ぬぐ)- to take off clothes
寝る (ねる)- to sleep, to go to bed
登る (のぼる)- to climb
飲む (のむ)- to drink
乗る (のる)- to ride, to get on
入る (はいる)- to enter, to contain
はく - to wear, to put on trousers
始まる (はじまる)- to begin
走る (はしる)- to run
働く (はたらく)- to work
話す (はなす)- to speak
貼る (はる)- to stick
晴れる (はれる)- to be sunny
引く (ひく)- to pull
弾く (ひく)- to play an instrument
吹く (ふく)- to blow (wind)
降る (ふる)- to fall (rain, snow)
勉強する (べんきょうする)- to study
曲がる (まがる)- to turn, to bend
待つ (まつ)- to wait
磨く (みがく)- to brush teeth, to polish
見せる (みせる)- to show
見る (みる)- to see, to watch, to look
持つ (もつ)- to hold
休む (やすむ)- to rest
やる - to do
行く (ゆく)- to go
呼ぶ (よぶ)- to call out, to invite
読む (よむ)- to read
練習する (れんしゅうする)- to practice
分かる (わかる)- to be understood
忘れる (わすれる)- to forget
渡す (わたす)- to hand over
渡る (わたる)- to go across
16 sep ‘17 // some bio notes from last week
Counting in Japanese may seem difficult when you first try to tackle it. That’s because of all of the different counters used. Instead of thinking of them as a new speaking rule, try to think of them in the same way as they are used in English. For example; 12 PIECES of paper 6 SLICES of pizza 4 BOWLS of soup and so on Here are the counters you’ll need to know
人(にん/ nin) > People
一人 (ほとり/ hitori) > one person
二人 (ふたり/ futari) > two people
三人 (さんにん/ sannin) > three people
四人 (よんにん/ yonnin) > four people
五人 (ごにん/ gonin) > five people
冊 (さつ/ satsu) > Bound Objects
一冊 (いっさつ/ issatsu) > one bound object
二冊(にさつ/ nisatsu) > two bound objects
三冊(さんさつ/ sansatsu) > three bound obj.
四冊(よんさつ/ yonsatsu) > four bound obj.
五冊(ごさつ/gosatsu) > five bound obj.
台 (だい/ dai) > Mechanical Items
一台(いちだい/ ichidai) >one mechanical obj.
二台(にだい/nidai)> two mechanical obj.
三台(さんだい/sandai)> three mechanical obj
四台(よんだい/yondai)> four mechanical obj.
五台(ごだい/godai)> five mechanical obj.
杯 (はい/ hai) > Liquid in glasses, cups, or bowls
一杯(いっぱい/ippai)> one cup/glass/bowl of
二杯(にはい/nihai) > two cups/glasses/bowls
三杯(さんはい/sanhai)> 3 cups/glasses/bowls
枚 (まい/ mai) > Thin Flat Objects -
一枚(いちまい/ichimai)> one piece of paper
二枚(にまい/nimai)> two pieces paper
三枚(さんまい/sanmai)>three pieces of paper
四枚(よんまい/yonmai)>four pieces of paper
五枚(ごまい/gomai)>five pieces of paper
本 (ほん/ hon) > Long Cylindrical Items
一本(いっぽん/ippon)> one pencil**
二本(にっぽん/nippon)>two pencils
三本(さんぼん/sanbon)>three pencils
四本(よんほん/yonhon)>four pencils
五本(ごほん/gohon)> five pencils
匹 (ひき/ hiki) > Animals
一匹 (いっぴき/ippiki) >one animal
二匹 (にひき/nihiki) > two animals
三匹 (さんびき/sanbiki) > three animals
四匹 (よんひき/yonhiki) > four animals
五匹 (ごひき/gohiki) > five animals
**pencil was used here just as an example of a long cylindrical object.
~In most situations the Chinese origin numbers are used for the counters listed above, but note the words for 1 person and 2 people employ the native Japanese numbers.
Here are the native Japanese Numbers:
一つ > ひとつ > hitotsu > one
二つ > ふたつ > futastu > two
三つ > みっつ > mittsu > three
四つ > よっつ > yottsu > four
五つ > いつつ > itsutsu > five
六つ > むっつ > muttsu > six
七つ > ななつ > nanatsu > seven
八つ > やっつ > yattsu > eight
九つ > ここのつ > kokonotsu > nine
十 > とお > too > ten
**Native numbers are used for things like round objects, furniture, mountains, starts, and other very abstract ideas I also made a song for memorizing the native numbers a while ago, if you’re interested : http://youtu.be/MOupUC5WGVI For example:
1.) 問題が二つあります。>mondai ga futatsu arimasu> there are two problems.
2.) ソファーを一つ買います。>Sofaa wo hitotsu kaimasu > I will buy one sofa 3.) 紙が二十三枚あります。>kami ga nijuusan-mai arimasu > There are 23 pieces of paper
4.)犬が一匹います。> inu ga ippiki imasu > There is one dog.
This is the money pentacle. Reblog and unexpected money will come to you!
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