Lesson 2 lecture 1
Today, we will start to talk about new Japanese! Everybody stands up and applaud!
(......)
Have you slapped me enough?
Good! Everyone smiled happily, so we can learn this new Japanese with such a relaxed attitude ~
First of all, I will write the vocabulary for this lesson. Let's take a look at it! No, how do you know what the blackboard looks like?
Japanese vocabulary (part of speech)
Pronoun)
は meaningless (prompt auxiliary)
Shu
です Yes)
Which (pronoun)
Too many tables
Which (pronoun)
Zhuyun house, home
Zookeeper
Zookeeper Yes
も (TIPS)
When zookeeper is not
Newspaper
Wonton chair
Zookeeper Automobile
Wonton shoes
Alimama
Alimama
English
Japan
Foreign Countries
Tokyo
ちず Map
Zookeeper
Hats
Your clothes
Zookeeper
EMU Electric Tram
ひこうき
Wonton paper
えんぴつ pencil
Cutting-edge watches
Smoke
Zookeeper
So tired! I will not write any words that I know at first glance. Thank you! Who will help me get another box of chalk? Used up ......
Before giving a lecture, I would like to talk about something about the Japanese language. Many scholars believe that, syntactically speaking, Japanese is close to the Aertai language, such as Turkish and Mongolian. Japanese is widely recognized in terms of syntax similar to Korean. There is also evidence that Japanese morphology and vocabulary are affected by the Malay-polia language in the south in prehistoric times. Therefore, Basically speaking, Japanese and Chinese are not a language family. English (or Chinese) are both subject-and-Verb Structures, but Japanese is subject-and-Verb Structures, this will allow you to learn Japanese in the future. Hey hey ~
OK! Now, let's begin to explain the main Syntax of this lesson: Definitely!
Just like the first lesson we learned in junior high school, this is ××, That Is ××.
This is also the first lesson in Japanese.
Compared with this and that in English, Japanese is a little more complicated, mainly because there are two words expressing the meaning when expressing "that", but there are also differences. Zookeeper indicates the "one" that is very close to you, while zookeeper indicates the "one" that is far away ".
The sentence "This/That is XXX" is:
Zookeeper (zookeeper, Zookeeper) ***** zookeeper.
For this sentence pattern, we need to explain that, as we have already explained above, Japanese is the subject-object-predicate structure, so the word "Yes" is not "sentence", but "sentence ". This must be clarified. The "operator" is the Auxiliary Word of the prompt. Here it serves as the prompt for the preceding Operator (operator.
As for the auxiliary word, you must understand its importance in future studies. It can be said that there is no complete Japanese without an Auxiliary Word. Let me give you an example. Do you have to watch anti-Japanese films? All the devils in it say this: "What do you do ?" , "Big girl !" We can see two points. First, verbs are placed at the end, just like "working". Second, the most odd word is a lot of "Words". In fact, this is equivalent to an Auxiliary Word in Japanese. It would be unpleasant for the Japanese to speak without an Auxiliary Word! Therefore, even if they speak Chinese, they will naturally add the word "" in different sentence components to serve as "adjustment products ".
After so long, are you tired?
The following is a Tokyo region map taken by a friend studying in Tokyo. When you are tired, let's take a look and think about shopping ~ over there ~ Learning ~ Easy and comfortable.