[Learn Japanese] Lesson 6-This is my shoes.

L6 Fundamentals

Goal:

Goal is to learn one of the joshi “no” in order to be able to say the word like “my shoes or someone’s something.

what it is:

Joshi is a Japanese particle that helps to connect with words and give meaning.    

“no” is a joshi for possession.

how to use:

Add Joshi “no” before the object, after the person/thing who owns it.

My shoes=watashi no kutsu.

This literally means watashi’s kutsu, so my shoes.

Example Phrases

Kore wa watashi no kutsu desu.

これはわたしのくつです。

This is my shoes.

Kore wa nick-no gakkou desuka?

これはニックのがっこうですか？

Is this Nick’s school?

Ano saifu wa dare-no desuka

あのさいふはだれのですか？

Whose wallet is that?

Pronunciation

This includes all the example phrases. This is my real voice record.

New Words

Eat=Taberu/たべる

Make=tsukuru/つくる

Miso soup=misoshiru/みそしる

Yesterday=kinou/きのう

tomorrow=ashita/あした

picture=shashin/しゃしん

take (a picture)=(shashin wo )toru/(しゃしんを)とる

later=atode/あとで

shoes=Kutsu/くつ

Wallet=Saifu/さいふ

Heel=Kakato/かかと

School=Gakkou/がっこう（cellphone)App=Apuri/アプリ

Train=Densha/でんしゃ

Japan=Nihon/にほん

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