日本語を学びましょう~
Nihongo wo manabimashou!
Let's learn Japanese!
How many of you tried to study Japanese singularly just to give up? How many of you found difficulties in the writing, in the words themselves or in the absence of a teacher?
Japanese is a h...
I think that hiragana is very complicated and that it will take you some time to memorize it. So, before moving on with the next hiragana chapter, I decided to introduce some aisatsu, greetings. They're not that hard and maybe most of you already know them. Also, since they are written in hiragana, you can also practice what you learned in the previous lesson.
Here we go!
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☛ How do you greet your friends in the morning? How do you say good-morning to your family?
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⇛You use Ohayou, which is kind of "morning"
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☛ How do you greet strangers in the morning? How do you say "good morning" to people who are of a higher status than yours (teachers, doctors, elders... or those who you respect)?
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⇛Ohayou gozaimasu. The only thing you have to do is to add a "gozaimasu" to Ohayou. This word expressing respect will change its meaning from "morning" to a formal "good morning".
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☛ How do you greet strangers during the day?
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⇛ You use konnichiwa! This word is used to greet anyone. You can use it in the morning and in the afternoon. In other words, during the day.
