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5th itska 12<br />6th muika 34<br />7th nanoka 56<br />8th yoka 78<br />9th kokonoka 9:<br />10th toka ;<<br />11th ju-ichi-nichi =>?<br />12th ju-ni-nichi @AB<br />13th ju-san-nichi CDE<br />14th ju-yok·ka FGH<br />15th ju-go-nichi IJK<br />16th ju-rok-nichi LMN<br />17th ju-shichi-nichi OPQ<br />18th ju-hachi-nichi RST<br />19th ju-ku-nichi UVW<br />20th hatska XYZ<br />21st ni-ju-ichi nichi [\]^<br />22nd ni-ju-ni-nichi _`ab<br />23rd ni-ju-san-nichi cdef<br />24th ni-ju-yok·ka ghij<br />25th ni-ju-go-nichi klmn<br />26th ni-ju-rok-nichi opqr<br />27th ni-ju-shichi-nichi stuv<br />28th ni-ju-hachi-nichi wxyz<br />29th ni-ju-ku-nichi {|}~<br />30th san-ju-nichi ¡¢£<br />31st san-ju-ichi-nichi ¤¥¦§<br />Japanese ordinals are written using the Chinese characters<br />(kanji) above if writing vertically; otherwise, when writing<br />left to right, Arabic numbers can be used instead.<br />HOW THE LANGUAGE WORKS<br />■ Dates<br />289
HOW THE LANGUAGE WORKS<br />■ Days / Months / Time<br />290<br />Days<br />Monday Getsuyobi ¨©ª<br />Tuesday Kayobi «¬°<br />Wednesday Suiyobi ®¯°<br />Thursday Moku·yobi ±²³<br />Friday Kin·yobi ´µ<br />Saturday Doyobi ¸¹º<br />Sunday Nichiyobi »¼½<br />Months<br />January Ichigatsu ¾¿<br />February Nigatsu ÀÁ<br />March San·gatsu ÂÃ<br />April Shigatsu ÄÅ<br />May Gogatsu ÆÇ<br />June Rokgatsu ÈÉ<br />July Shichigatsu ÊË<br />August Hachigatsu ÌÍ<br />September Kugatsu ÎÏ<br />October Jugatsu ÐÑ<br />November Juichigatsu ÒÓÔ<br />December Junigatsu ÕÖ×<br />Time<br />what time is it? ima nanji desu ka? ØÙÚÛÜÝÞ<br />it’s one o’clock ichiji desu ßàáâ<br />it’s two o’clock niji desu äåæç<br />at one o’clock ichiji ni !"#<br />at two o’clock niji ni $%&<br />five past one ichiji go-fun '()*
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t h e R o u g h g u i d e japa
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contents Introduction 5 B
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Basic Phrases
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no, thank you ie kek·ko desu<
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1. Accommodation is there an i
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3. Booking a room shower shaw
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5. Communications ADSL modem A
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11. Meeting people hello 
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13. Restaurants bill kanjō ga
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15. Sightseeing art gallery bi
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English ➜ Japanese
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English ➜ Japanese ABCDEFGHI
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Japanese ➜ English
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A abek·ku lovers, a couple byoki (n
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dochira which; who dochira dem
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Getsuyobi Monday gezai laxativ
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(instrument) hikinobashi enlar
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isha doctor ishi stone, rockKankoku South Ko
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kisu kiss kishibe shore (of la
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(money) kyaku customer ky
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modot·te ikimasu to go back m
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nishukan fortnight ni-to secon
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osugimasu that is too much osu
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kins/towels seishiki (na) form
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shomeisho certificate shonin w
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tansha moped taoru flannel; to
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ue ni up ugokashimasu to move<
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Z zabuton floor cushion z
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Japanese ➜ English: Signs and Not
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Menu Reader: Food
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