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Japanese for Everyone
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Japanese for Everyone
Made by: SkritterEditors: 354354545 (edit)
Studied by 55 people.
Words: 1674
This acclaimed language-instruction text is recognized as one of the most user-friendly and effective programs available both for classroom use and self-study.
ISBN-13: 978-4889962345
ISBN-10: 4889962344
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61 words
Lesson 1: Show me your passport please
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57 words
Lesson 2: Where is there a bank?
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65 words
Lesson 3: How long does it take from here to the hotel?
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70 words
Lesson 4: It would be better to rest a bit
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54 words
Lesson 5: I'd like to have a beer
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84 words
Lesson 6: How much is it?
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67 words
Lesson 7: Have you ever been to the ward office?
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79 words
Lesson 8: Which is quicker, car or train?
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98 words
Lesson 9: Let me give you a stamp
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71 words
Lesson 10: Welcome!
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59 words
Lesson 11: Hello! Is Mr. Kitamura there, please?
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47 words
Lesson 12: My name is Michael Webb
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58 words
Lesson 13: I'm going to go mail a parcel
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59 words
Lesson 14: She said she bought them in Hong Kong
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90 words
Lesson 15: Excuse me a moment, I'd like to ask you...
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79 words
Lesson 16: Kitamura is not in at the moment
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44 words
Lesson 17: I'd like you to go to Osaka
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65 words
Lesson 18: Watching TV, listen to the radio, and so forth
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61 words
Lesson 19: What is O-bon?
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50 words
Lesson 20: Go, Michael! Go!
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45 words
Lesson 21: Where do I pay it?
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42 words
Lesson 22: You seem to have caught a cold
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54 words
Lesson 23: You must get lots of rest
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64 words
Lesson 24: We were given a scolding by a policeman
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55 words
Lesson 25: I will call at your office
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44 words
Lesson 26: Wouldn't it be alright to let Miss Saito choose?
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52 words
Lesson 27: Farewell! Mr. and Mrs. Webb!
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