Nihon Lacasse, Arkansas, hello and welcome to your third lesson that the Japanese for beginners,
this this teacher is it.
And let's get started.
So in today's lesson, we will learn about greetings or I said to.
I said.
I said in Japanese, so let's get started.
The first one you probably have heard of it in movies or in anime and means hello or good afternoon.
So it will sound like this.
Carnita are going to.
Canete, you are and the most important thing here is that we have a need, so we have double GNR and
please don't skip it, because if you skip this end, then it will sound like this going to continue.
But it's quite important for people to hear this part as well.
It's like Canete, your Cornetta are OK.
Very good.
Let's move on to introducing ourselves.
If we want to.
If we want to introduce ourselves, we could say like this, what?
The CIA.
This now Miamians name, so here you can insert your name, I will use my name as an example of what
the Siwa broadly this what the C word or T this ambrosi.
So what does she what does she means, I or me?
What is a particle which defines our topic?
And we would translate this as as for me.
I am Rosie, and this means is our end.
So one more time, what does she want, Rosie?
This very good.
Another way to introduce ourselves is to say what they're she nonomiya an --.
This.
What does she know now?
My our Rosie.
This my name is.
So what does she know.
Means my name via means name.
Here we insert our name into this number here in brackets, and then this means is so my name is let's
try one more time, Watashi Nonomiya or gee this you can try to save a sentence with inserting your
name here.
I will give you five seconds to try.
How did it go?
Was it OK?
Great, then let's move on.
How can we ask, what's your name, what's your name?
We would ask it like this or not, Milawa nondisclosure or name, Iowa nondisclosure or not my why?
None of this is very good.
So now my means name or is an honorific particle.
So if we're talking about someone else's name, we're asking someone else's name.
We want to make it sound very polite.
So we are at or before name.
I will name Iowa Nandy.
Scott non means.
What this means is ANCOP is a question mark.
So what is your name or Iowa nondisclosure.
Very good.
Now, when we want to say nice to meet you, there are two ways in Japanese to say nice to meet you.
OK, so the first one is a much that her g see, they had to memorize the.
Very good.
And the second one is Yarosh.
Good morning, guys.
She was your second guy.
She was your role.
She could on guy, she must, although this one ends.
And so we don't see Unagi.
She must win state when she must.
So as if that disappears.
OK, so how are these two?
Nice to meet you.
A different well I must say is the first word that we would say when we're meeting someone for the first
time.
We wouldn't say like hello.
Good morning.
Good afternoon.
We would say Hudson, Mastec, nice to meet you.
Had to admit means beginning to start something in Japanese.
So it means that we're starting something we're meeting for the first time.
OK, very good.
And after asking for someone's name, after applying what's our name, where we are from at the very
end we would say Orosco scorning I us.
It's nice to meet you.
Please treat me favorably.
OK, so how do how much that will go at the beginning of our introduction and Yarosh going I us would
go at the very end.
Very good.
Now, then she and she means practice, so the first thing we would say when we're meeting someone would
be hard to memorize.
They had to memorize the.
Now you can try.
How did it go?
Good.
The second thing that we could say, oh, no, Iowa, none, this or not, Iowa, none this.
What's your name?
And the third thing would be introducing ourselves what I see, Nonomiya or this what Watashi Nonomiya
or this my name is real.
So here, let's take a look.
When we say how much that usually the other person will reply me much as well, and then one of you
will ask one OMYA one on this car, what's your name?
And then the other person will reply and then ask the same question on No.
One on this.
And then you will reply your name, Watashi Nonomiya or this.
Very good.
Now, this is how this conversation would look like, OK, I will read the black.
I will read the black dialogue and you will read the red one, so we will go like this.
I will say this word and then you will see this one, I will say this one and you'll see this one.
And then you'll see this one.
And you will see this one.
OK.
Let's go to Mr..
What I see here this.
Yaro Psychoanalyse sumus.
Very good.
So here I said, nice to meet you, sir.
Nice to meet you.
I introduced myself without waiting for someone to ask for my name.
And then you introduce yourself as well right away.
And then I said, nice to meet you again.
And you said, nice to meet you again.
Very good.
Do you want to try one more time?
But this time you would be the black one.
All right.
So you will begin.
And I will continue.
OK, let's go.
Hudson A.M..
What they see, what they can see this.
The second thing I see was very good job.
All right, let's move forward now.
I will be black one and you will be read one.
OK, let's try this out.
To M. Watashi Nonomiya, your this your scorning sheamus.
On Iowa nondisclosure.
Very good.
Now, let's take a look at this dialogue.
I said nice to meet you.
My name is real nice to meet you again.
And then you said nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
OK, but then you didn't mention your name.
And sometimes that happens in there, like many people, like five people meeting for the first time,
you know?
So then I ask you one of my one and ask, what's your name?
And then you reply to me, My name is Takahashi.
Very good.
Let's move on how to say good morning in Japanese, so this is an informal way to say good morning,
Ohio.
A more formal way of saying good morning is Ohio goes, I must.
Ohio was a mess.
Ohio goes Amus, so we add Gordimer's to make it more formal, Ev'rything, Ohio goes, I must we can
say to anyone older than us, to people that we don't know so well, but Ohio, only this part we can
say only to people that are very close to us are family members or friends.
OK.
So, again, good afternoon to.
Continue to our country, you.
Good evening would be commander.
Komala.
Guatamala.
So although here this is hiragana, ha ha, but sometimes we pronounce it as wah wah.
Good night in a formal way would be, oh, yes.
Meet.
Oh, yes, and meet.
Oh, yes, I mean.
Good night in the formal way would be, oh, yes, I mean, I say.
Oh, yes, I mean, Narsi.
Oh, yes, I mean, I say.
Very good.
Long time no see, he says she Berdy days, he says she his this.
So when we say it, we say very fast, like, oh, he says body, but slowly it was sound like this
or he said she the this.
So if you know someone really well, you can just say, oh, he's a celebrity.
But if you don't know someone that well or you know they're older than you or higher in status, you
can say, oh, he says, Shibani this.
Or Hisashi Brady, this.
Very good.
Now, how would we ask how are you against this guy?
Again, this guy.
Or getting this car so Yankee in Japanese means healthy, energetic, full of energy, or is the honorific
particle and this means is our cause a question mark?
So how are you would be against it, Scott?
If you want to apply that, you are fine or good, you can see gang this, gang this.
Gang, this, gang, this.
And if you want us and you and yourself, you can insert the name here and then state Sumbawa, so sum
is a prefix verb.
We add after someone's name to make it more respectful, like Mr. Mrs. Mrs..
OK, so we always need to edit after someone else's name.
And then what?
So let's say I want to ask.
And how about real.
I would say the Osama, the Osama.
So I tell the person's name and then I add some Anwar because saying just and you would be very, very
rude and impolite in Japanese.
All right.
So now let's practice.
Let's do it.
Then I will be black and you will be red.
Let's go.
He says chivalry this.
I think this.
B, Sanwa.
Very good.
So what we talked about here, I said long time no see, and then you said long time no see, how are
you?
And then I replied, Oh, yes, I'm dead.
And you.
So, like, this is like presumably someone's name.
And then you replied, I'm good.
Are you good?
Now let's switch roles.
I will be red and you will be black.
OK, let's go.
He says, again, like this guy, and now that switchel.
He says this again, this got.
Yankee this very good.
Now, how to say goodbye in Japanese, I know that a lot of people have heard this way of saying goodbye
in movies and TV and et cetera, and how we pronounce it is sayonara.
Sayonara, sayonara.
It means goodbye, but Japanese people wouldn't say this very often, like they wouldn't say it among
friends or family members because sayonara.
It sounds like you're not going to see someone ever again.
It's like goodbye forever.
So it's useful knowing it, but I wouldn't use it because it's a bit weird.
Usually people say like, bye bye, bye bye.
Like in the English way.
Right.
Or.
The most commonly used phrases are see you later and we have a lot of them, so see you.
Can be that.
Janet.
Danette.
So it's very informal, it's like among friends and you're like Sue Dennet or Jack.
Now, if you want to say to someone, see you tomorrow, you can say Matteis that.
Why does that matter?
Again, I stemmons tomorrow, so matheis the.
See you tomorrow.
Another way to say, see, you can be Mahtani.
McKennitt.
Martin and I really like using this one and there's another one.
See you later and see you later would be Martin.
Other than that.
Matamata, Denon.
My thought I thought then that item means later what that means again, so again later Matamata, then
that means you later.
Very good.
Now, let's review what we have learned today.
Carnita.
Juanita, your.
What I see you are already this, but I see you're already this.
Watashi nonomiya, an -- this.
What they're seeing on Iowa -- this so here and here, you can just insert your name when you're reviewing,
OK?
Well, not my Iowa Monday sky or not my man, this guy.
Euros going Iceman's euros going Nagui Sheamus, Ohio goes, I must Ohio goes, I must admit my state
had to stay on.
Kambala.
He says she believes this.
He says she this.
Again, this Scott.
Again, he discussed.
Getting to this game, kids.
Sunhwa.
Sayonara, sayonara, bye bye.
My Mother Nature.
Martin, good job on your review.
Now let's practice a little bit more.
OK, so I will be great and I will give you some time to ask me a question before I start replying.
My next answer.
OK, so first of all, I will go here.
Had to memorize the.
Get so if you applied to me, had to make my state, that's very good.
Now, what question would you ask?
So I would reply like this.
If you asked, oh, no, I want none this.
Well, no one can discover what's your name?
That's perfect.
And then I would reply, what does she know?
Not my handler.
This what does Nonomiya handler this.
My name is Hannah.
And then I would say your and then I see mass euro score and then I see mass and you can reply also
euros going I Sheamus very good.
Now, let's practice like this, I will be red and you will be black.
Let's go.
Headmaster.
What does Shiva handle this when that myelination and this guy?
You can this now you're going, I assume.
Very good.
Now let's analyze what we have talked about here, so I said nice to meet you and you replied as well.
Nice to meet you.
Then I said, what the Suhana this.
I'm Hannah.
Well, no one on this.
What's your name?
And then you replied, what do you call this?
You call.
And then I replied, You can sign this now, are you OK?
So it's like me checking if I got my name right.
And then I said, you're going to go see.
Nice to meet you.
And you replied as well.
Good morning, I Sheamus.
OK, let's try out this dialogue, I will be read and you will be black.
Let's go.
He says, Shibani.
Gangi this year, Kosala.
Very good.
So I said, oh, long time no see, and you said, oh, long time no see, how are you?
And I said, Oh, I'm good.
And how about you, you equal?
And you replied, Oh, I'm good.
Some online this you know why it's so hard and you have finished your lesson about everything, so now
you will be able to greet in Japanese, I'm so proud of you on those islands.
Congratulations.
And I will see you in our next lesson, Muthana.