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です。【Dialogue I：//.1】
+ こんにちは。きむら たけしです。【Dialogue I: //.1】
Hello. I am Takeshi Kimura.
  • - せんこうはにほんごです。【Dialogue II：//.3】
    + せんこうはにほんごです。【Dialogue II: //.3】
    My major is Japanese.
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    か。【Dialogue I：//.2】
    + メアリー・ハートです。あのう、りゅうがくせいですか。【Dialogue I: //.2】
    I am Mary Hart. Um...are you an international student? @@ -540,11 +540,11 @@

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    の is a particle that connects two nouns. The second noun provides the main idea and the first noun makes it more specific. It can be used like the possessive (Takeshi's) in English, as in the example below.
    たけしさんのでんわばんごう
    -
    Takeshi's phone number.
    +
    Takeshi's phone number

    NounのNoun acts more or less like one big noun and can be put wherever you can put a noun, as in the following example. @@ -658,11 +658,11 @@

    英訳えいやく - NounのNoun = 's/of; indicates possessiveness + 's; of; indicates possessiveness 文型ぶんけい - NのN + N1のN2 例文れいぶん @@ -704,10 +704,74 @@


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    Lesson 2: Coming Soon

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    Lesson 2: Shopping Genki I: p.60-64

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    Coming soon...

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    1. これ／それ／あれ／どれ Genki I: p.60

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    本文ほんぶん +
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    • + すみません。これはいくらですか。【Dialogue I: //.1】
      + Excuse me. How much is this? +
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    • + それはさんぜんえんです。【Dialogue I: //.2】
      + That is 3,000 yen. +
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    +
    説明せつめい + これ, それ, and あれ are words used to refer to things without naming them based on their position relative to the speaker. これ refers to something close to the speaker ("this thing here"). それ refers to something far from the speaker, but close to the listener ("that thing in front of you"). あれ refers to something far from both the speaker and the listener ("that thing over there"). +
    +
    これはわたしのペンです。
    (speaker is holding the pen)
    +
    This is my pen.
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    それはわたしのペンです。
    (speaker is pointing to the pen in the listener's hand)
    +
    That is my pen.
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    あれはわたしのペンです。
    (speaker is pointing to the pen far from both him and the listener.)
    +
    That over there is my pen.
    +

    + + When asking about two or more things, you can use どれ for "which." +
    +
    どれですか。
    +
    Which one is it (that you are talking about)?
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    + ※ Question words like どれ and 何なに cannot be followed by the particle は. Instead, you must use the particle が to say something like, どれがあなたのペンですか。(Which one is your pen?) +
    英訳えいやく + これ = this
    + それ = that
    + あれ = that (over there)
    + どれ = which +
    練習れんしゅう + +
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    More coming soon...