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Military Japanese
Kore wa dare no desu ka | Whose is this? |
Sore wa watakushi no desu | That is mine. |
Kono teppō wa dare no desu ka | Whose rifle is this? |
Watakushi no desu | It is mine. |
Sore wa doko desu ka | Where is that? |
Sono butai wa doko desu ka | Where is that unit? |
Koko wa doko desu ka | Where is this? |
Asoko wa doko desu ka | Where is that place? |
Ikutsu tabemasu ka | How many do (will) you eat? |
Mittsu tabemasu | I eat three. |
Jūshi tabemasu | I eat fourteen. |
Nanatsu tabemasu | I eat seven. |
Jūgo tabemasu. | I eat fifteen. |
6. Exercises in numbers:
a.
muttsu | 6 |
nanatsu | 7 |
yottsu | 4 |
kokonotsu | 9 |
futatsu | 2 |
roku | 6 |
shi | 4 |
go | 5 |
jūichi | 11 |
jūsan | 13 |
jūhachi | 18 |
nijū | 20 |
nijūgo | 25 |
sanjūni | 32 |
rokujūku | 69 |
hachijūsan | 83 |
hyakusanjū | 130 |
sanbyaku | 300 |
rokujūkuman | 690,000 |
gosenshihyaku | 5,400 |
sanman | 30,000 |
hyakuman | 1,000,000 |
b. Read the following in Japanese:
- 05
- 11
- 16
- 24
- 40
- 48
- 61
- 68
- 83
- 99
- 0,100
- 0,111
- 0,234
- 0,776
- 8,832
- 05,555
- 05,478
- 66,669
- 98,671
- 99,999
If one wants to be sure of the accuracy of any numbers involved, write the Arabic numerals, as every Japanese knows them.
c. Exercises:
Bangō | Count off! |
Ichi, ni, san, shi, go, roku, shichi, hachi | One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. |