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Japonský jazyk I

1 Introductions

Mr. Hayashi introduces Mr. Smith to Mr. Tanaka:

Hayashi: Tanaka-san, kochira wa Sumisu-san desu.
Sumisu: Hajimemashite. [Watashi wa] Sumisu desu. Dózo yoroshiku.
Tanaka: Hajimemashite. [Watashi wa] Tókyó Denki no Tanaka desu. Dózo yoroshiku.
Hayashi: Sumisu-san wa ABC no bengoshi desu.

Hayashi: Mr. Tanaka, this is Mr. Smith.
Smith: How do you do? My name is Smith. I’m very glad to meet you.
Tanaka: How do you do? I’m Tanaka from Tokyo Electric. I’m very glad to meet you.
Hayashi: Mr. Smith is ABC’s lawyer.

Grammar / Notes

Desu is Deshita was
Dewa arimasen is not Dewa arimasendeshita was not

Wa – topic marker, following noun it indicates it is the topis under discussion.
Ka – question marker, put it at end of the sentence and it becomes a question.
Hai / Iie – Yes / No, or That’s right, That’s wrong.
[Watashi wa] – you don’t need to name the subject/topic if it’s obvious.
-san –......

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Approximate Pages: 10 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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