[JAPAN 1101] - Final Exam Guide - Everything you need to know! (42 pages long)

• School: Cornell University
• Department: Japanese
• Course: JAPAN 1101
• Professor: Naomi Larson

Document Summary

Subtle differences in phrases beginning with soo desu, but the meanings are different: soo desu ( (cid:2139) (cid:15911)= it is that way , soo desu ka ( (cid:2139) (cid:15911)= i see , soo desu ka? ( (cid:2139) (cid:15911)= really? , soo desu ne? ( (cid:2139) (cid:2145) (cid:15911)= right? . (cid:2118) (cid:2172) (cid:2151) getsuyoubi (cid:2111)(cid:2172) (cid:2151) kayoubi sunday monday tuesday. (cid:2183) (cid:2124) (cid:2124) (cid:2150)(cid:2167) (cid:2183) sen (zen) man jyuuman hyakuman: (cid:2124)(cid:2167)(cid:2142) (cid:2125)(cid:2059)(most colloquial, (cid:2124)(cid:2167) (cid:2174) (cid:2127)(cid:2183)(cid:2059)(formal, (cid:2174) (cid:2127)(cid:2183)(cid:2059)(most formal, used only in writing) Lesson quiz review: (cid:2129)(cid:2110)(cid:2139)(cid:2125)(cid:2058)(cid:2129) (cid:2139)(cid:2125)(cid:2111)(cid:2058)(cid:2129) (cid:2139)(cid:2125)(cid:2145) (cid:2059)review the difference between these. 1-2 workbook questions will be on the quiz. It is very important to memorize them word for word. They are worded in natural japanese, and they are common situations. Particles (again, they"re important) (cid:2156) (e) is for motion verbs (cid:2143) (ni) is for state verbs (cid:2139) (de) is for action verbs. Note: when talking about returning to a city, you don"t have to mention (cid:2133).