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Learn Japanese language – how to say “how much is that”

08 Jun 2010

8 Jun, 2010  Japanese language lessons

http://www.learn-japanese-kanji-hiragana-katakana.com (Learn Japanese Lessons for Real Communication)

Today’s sample Japanese language lesson is to teach you how to say “How much is that” in Japanese. Watch the video to practice your speaking. Also, if you are interested in learning Japanese language, why don’t you get the FREE textbook and audio files from:
http://www.learn-japanese-kanji-hiragana-katakana.com

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25 Responses

  1. PaparazziPuzen96

    2010 Jun 08 1

    Thank you soooo …
    Thank you soooo much!

  2. turfshyt

    2010 Jun 08 2

    ???????????????????
    ???????????????????

  3. Raiyanz

    2010 Jun 08 3

    ????????= Nice …
    ????????= Nice Video!

  4. Gatorface100

    2010 Jun 08 4

    @ …
    @japanesegirlsonline really, oh snap!!! I got to check this out.lolz

  5. japanesegirlsonline

    2010 Jun 08 5

    check out some real …
    check out some real japanese sexy bikini models talking in japanese, great test on my channel

  6. aeaw10

    2010 Jun 08 6

    oh right because …
    oh right because the letters you use to type English were invented by the Anglo-Saxons…

  7. Aienize

    2010 Jun 08 7

    The amount of very …
    The amount of very wrong information on Japanese in the comments sadden me…

  8. paexou

    2010 Jun 08 8

    Kore wa ikura desu …
    Kore wa ikura desu ka? Kore wa Roku yen desu.
    Ano shitsumon ii desune soshite ganbatte
    onegaishimasu. Honto ni, ganbarimasu !

  9. fengineer08

    2010 Jun 08 9

    Thanks!
    Thanks!

  10. MiyaKipp2945

    2010 Jun 08 10

    @fengineer08

    ‘’sa’ …
    @fengineer08

    ‘’sa” is put at the end of sentences to put more expression

  11. Splazz

    2010 Jun 08 11

    “while your on the …
    “while your on the subject “wa” is the subject marker. ”

    Just so you know, ‘wa’ *never* marks the subject. That’s the job of ‘ga’.

  12. Splazz

    2010 Jun 08 12

    “As an example, ? …
    “As an example, ? tells you that what comes on the left side is the topic of the current sentence (??????Andy ?? would mean “I (<– the topic of the current sentence) Andy am.”). ”

    Great description, but a description that only applies to ? (ga), not ? (wa).

  13. MsTormented

    2010 Jun 08 13

    hey everyone..if im …
    hey everyone..if im to learn japanese, what should i study first?should i begin with writing???im good at pronouncing japanese so i think its the last that ill study,,but shoul i study the symbols first?

  14. gravityforce2009

    2010 Jun 08 14

    arigato
    arigato

  15. fengineer08

    2010 Jun 08 15

    What does “sa” mean …
    What does “sa” mean in Japanese? You always hear Japanese game show hosts yelling “sa!” all the time.

  16. mrsuavecool

    2010 Jun 08 16

    oh by the way… …
    oh by the way… the simplified japanese writing system also came from chinese.. which is just portions of a whole chinese character taken here and there… so come to think of it.. nothing japanese did is original.

  17. stormtrooper691

    2010 Jun 08 17

    ????????????????
    ????????????????

  18. thoink09

    2010 Jun 08 18

    fu gago
    fu gago

  19. mrsuavecool

    2010 Jun 08 19

    japanese language …
    japanese language is really a shame language.. throughout its history it used the Chinese writing system, then later added the simplified japanese system. The japanese system could not compensate for the entire japanese language, therefore today, it’s a mixuture of Chinse hangi and that takahana… At least the Koreans are proude of themselves to have invented their entire new writing system, which honestly look like shit!

  20. ggghhhhgg

    2010 Jun 08 20

    very good explayned
    very good explayned

  21. usenetposts

    2010 Jun 08 21

    Kore is the …
    Kore is the demonstrative pronoun, not the demonstrative adjective. KONO kaban wa ikura desu ka.

  22. wans93

    2010 Jun 08 22

    You should say:
    ” …
    You should say:
    “Kono kaban wa ikura desu ka?”

    The word ‘kono’ must be followed with a noun.

  23. samipso

    2010 Jun 08 23

    as far as i can …
    as far as i can tell wa doesn’t mean am. It’s what they call a “particle” (don’t know what that is though) that changes the meaning of desu apparently. And desu means “Am, are, is, etc”.

    So instead of being a “slang” it’s a verb but placed later in the sentence.
    Correct me if i am wrong though.

  24. veggievegetarian

    2010 Jun 08 24

    Arigato Gozaimasu = …
    Arigato Gozaimasu =D (if thats how its spelled ^^) Thanks!

  25. sadisticyellow

    2010 Jun 08 25

    No. “Am” is “wa”. …
    No. “Am” is “wa”. Watashi wa = I am.
    “Desu” is a Japanese slang… it doesn’t exactly translate to “is”. It depends on how you use it.


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