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I am Maru Exposito to explain you the Japanese vocabulary. I will start from the basics of
the 5th Official Test.
Well... I am not very good at english but since this is
a japanese learning.
I will do what I can. GOMEN! (Sorry)
We will start from 'A' vocabulary first.
AU is the verb TO MEET and you can use it in
two different ways.
In the first way if you find someone in a surprise
and the second if you hace a date or an appointment with that person.
AO AOI
AO and AOI
Are from BLUE
But be carefull because some 'green' are also blue for japanese people.
For instance in the traffic light, they call the 'green light' as AOI.
So it is "blue".
Be carefull that AO is 'the color blue', the name, and AOI is 'blue', the adjective.
Be carefull that AO is 'the color blue', the name, and AOI is 'blue', the adjective
AKA AKAI
It is the same with AKA and AKAI
AKA is 'the color red' and AKAI is 'red'
as an adjective.
AKARUI
AKARUI means bright and shiny. It is also an adjective.
AKI
AKI menas autumn.
AKU AKERU
AKU and AKERU are verbs to mean open.
Like open a window.
AGERU
AGERU is the verb to give, for exemple to give a present.
ASA is the morning. Since you wake up to eleven
ASA is the morning. Since you wake up to eleven
or twelve PM.
More or less.
ASAGOHAN is the same as breakfast.
When you eat when you get up.
ASATTE
ASATTE means the day after tomorrow
ASHI
ASHI means foot but it is also used for leg.
All that! Ok?
ASHITA
ASHITA means tomorrow.
ASOKO
ASOKO means
over there.
Be carefull I will use the same drawing
to teach all that
directional thing.
So please keep listening what I am saying.
ASOBU
ASOBU means to play
Like children play but also having fun with friends.
Hangout.
Anything it's not working and just
you are feeling good with it.
ATATAKAI
ATATAKAI is an adjective.
It's not
like very hot.
It's more like when you were in a place that was so cold
and then you enter in a place that's warm.
i is like "oh! It is Atatakai!"
Well not english and Japanese.
ATAMA
ATAMA is a part of the body.
A very important part of the body: it means head.
ATARASHII
ATARASHII is an adjectieve to call
new things.
ATSUI
ATSUI means a lot of things depending of the Kanji and
the sentence.
It can be 'hot', 'kind', 'deep', thik',...
ACCHI
ACCHI means over there.
ATO is the same as 'after' and 'afterwards'.
ANATA
ANATA or 'ANTA' is you.
Japanese use to
call everyone for his surname.
Don't use 'you' while talking to someone.
Don't use 'you' while talking to someone.
You call 'ANATA' to your husband/wife.
ANI is your older brother. You have a lot of ways of calling your brother.
ANE
ANE is your older sister.
It is easy to remember:
ANE (older sister) - ANI (older brother)
APATTO If you are english you can deduce it is
apartment. You know, a Flat.
ABIRU
ABIRU is the verb
'to have' a shower.
Remember you must say 'a shower' first.
Remember you must say 'a shower' first. SHAWA WO ABIRU.
ABUNAI
ABUNAI is the adjective of
dangerous.
AMAI
AMAI is the adjective of sweet.
AMARI is the adverb that means 'not very'. If you for example ask someone:
Do you use to do any sport?
And they say:
IIE, AMARI SHIMASEN.
IIE, AMARI SHIMASEN.
They don't do very sport.
AME (x2)
AME means rain.
But AME means
candies
so uh...
Be carefull. The Kanji is also different
(not only pronunciation).
ARAU
ARAU is the verb to wash. You can wash your head, your hands, ... your cat,...
ARU
ARU is the verb to have.
You can 'have something material' and it also menas 'to be' like
'something material is in a place'.
TEDDY GA BEDDO NO UE NI ARIMASU.
TEDDY GA BEDDO NO UE NI ARIMASU. (Teddy is on the bed.)
ARUKU
ARUKU is again a verb
and meant 'to walk'.
And we are finished!
ARIGATOU GOSAIMASU. (Thank you very much)
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I will update more videos and if you want something specific just tell me.
MATTA NE (See you!)
Pleas, get youfla dfsa ....
bd hahaha I love my teddy...
Ah!