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type: Classes
title: 06/11/2025 - Japanese Class
date: '2025-06-11'
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# Previous Notes
[06/04/2025 - Japanese Class](Classes/06042025%20-%20Japanese%20Class.md)
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# Random Words
巡回訪問 -> じゅんかいほうもん -> Circuit Overseer
資料 -> しりょう -> Documents/Data
社長 -> しゃちょう -> Boss
間 -> あいだ -> During
苦手 -> にがて -> Weak Point
- Note: This is a subjective view. This is something somebody would say about themselves. In contrast, 下手・へた・Unskilled is objective, and something somebody says about somebody else.
得意 -> とくい -> Strong Point
- Exact same rules as above, but opposite meaning.
ゆっくり - Slowly, but much politer then 遅い
ピアノの弾く - To play the piano
- 弾く -> ひく -> To play, but in using your hands to play something
フルートを吹く - To play the Flute
- 吹く -> ふく -> To play, but in using your mouth to play something, to blow
# Grammar Point - ない
![image](Images/Media/image%20(2).png)
[image](Images/image%20(2).md)
- For ごだん
- Rules
- For いちだん
- Rules
- Can add "でください” at the end of ない to say "Please don't do VERB"
### Examples
プログラムの間、歩かないでください。-> Do not walk during the program.
# Grammar Point - のが
- Putting のが after a regular verb to turn the aforementioned sentence into a noun-phrase
- Need non-polite, regular version of a verb before のが
- Can also use こと instead of の, means the exact same
### Examples
彼女は歌うのが好きです -> She likes to sing
彼は運転することが好きです -> He likes to drive
彼は本を読むのが苦手です -> He is not good at reading books
彼は泳ぐことが得意です -> He is good at swimming
彼は褒めるのが得意です -> He is good at giving compliments
彼女は教えることが苦手です -> She is not good at teaching
彼は歩くのが速いです -> He walks fast
お年寄りは食べるのがゆっくりです -> Elderly people eat slowly
温泉に入ると温かいです -> It's very warm to enter the hot spring.
- と is used here to seperate cause and effect
彼女はダンスするのが好きです -> She likes to dance
彼女は料理するのが得意です -> She is good at cooking
# Grammar Point - ~か
- どこか -> Somewhere
- なにか -> Something
- だれか -> Someone
- いつか -> Someday
### Examples
何か食べたいです -> I want to eat something
何か飲みたいです -> I want to drink something
どこかに行きたいです -> I want to go somewhere
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