Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! Fujimoto-sensei is back for part two of math for language learning! Today, class is all about addition, and Haruyo and Yoshiaki are at it once again. But this time something is different - tune in to see if it turns out like you think it will! We also cover numbers 11 through 20, so don’t miss out! After listening, stop by JapanesePod101.com and be sure to leave us a comment!
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Mina-san,
We hope all of you had a great weekend!
Yoroshiku onegai shimasu!
Great lesson! Can’t wait ’til multiplication and division. Will we get to exponentiation and logarithms too, kana kana ne?
1)Once more a very useful lesson!
I’m heading to 2 kyuu, but I needed this newbie lesson!
2) The new learning center is very fine and easy to use. Congratulations to the technic people.
3) There is no line by line audio or ipod sound in the tokyo travelog 6 lesson.
Maths?!
Well, I never was too good in maths ![]()
Great as always!
I think JPOD needs some math lessons themselves. Addition would be great. Have you seen how they are counting the intermediate lessons.
Intermediate Lesson 41
Intermediate Lesson 42
Intermediate Lesson 43
Intermediate Lesson 43
Hmmm, two 43’s. JPOD, just keep adding one to the previous lesson number and you will be all set.
P.S. They have fixed the lesson numbering. It is wonderful. They can add.
面白かったなぁ
特にきよしさんの声は最高に面白いです。(笑)
前回の逆転ですね。
That was great, especially kiyoshi-san’s voice. xD
Todays lesson is the reverse of last time right.
ちょっと質問がありますが、「人々にはとくいのもにがてのもあります」という事を示すことわざは何でしょうか。
I have a bit of a question, what is the phrase/proverb to express “people have things they are good at and things they are bad at”?
ありがとうございます
thanks ^^
二の分一足す三の分一は
Judging from kiyoshi’s and tomoko’s math skills, I’m expecting some akaten (赤点) to be handed out next time.
JP101 crew and listeners!
Great Math newbie lesson has always!
Love Math and Algebra could you cover that has well or is it too much for all!
S_R_C
Alain-san
Hugo-san
If math isn’t your strongest area, then you might find these items of use:
計算機 (けいさんき):calculator
スライド・ルール:slide rule
計算尺 (けいさんじゃく):slide rule
コンパス:compass
そろばん:abacus
And no, I’m not joking when I say abacus. Some Japanese people, particularly older generations, still use them regularly today (and by “older” I mean grandparents). Here’s an example of a schoolgirl using one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ss0qcaCjx80 . But if you’d like to try it out yourself, visit this site: http://www.soroban.com/index_eng.html .
And aren’t you glad that you’re not in this math class? http://youtube.com/watch?v=iGrYSFQiPwc
those youtube videos were very funny and the mix music was fun too! *Begins to Dance*
Anyone want to join me dancing too?
さすが bakanekoさん、よくできました。
ミシェルさん、How about a nice set of 4 figure log tables to go with that lot.
対数表 (taisuuhyou) is log tables
4桁対数表 (4 keta taisuuhyou) is 4 figure log tables
(I think that 4桁位対数表 (4 keta kurai taisuuhyou) also works, although I’m struggling with the dictionary a bit now)
I’m not sure if I can fully remember how to use log tables now, especially the bit with negative numbers where you have a negative mantissa, where you draw a ‘bar’ over the top, and a positive fractional part. Sliderules are just logs on a ruler. If you can use log tables a slide rule is no problem.
If you need some light relief (but still on-topic - just):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eX6_Cxtt4mw
ミシェルさん,
Actually, I know several elementary school kids who take private abacus lessons. And most of the junior high school kids I’ve asked say that they know how to use one.
…whereas, I’m not sure I’d have even recognized an abacus before I learned the Japanese word.
ありがとう!このかいわはいいですよ。the newbie lessons are fabulous refreshers! ^____^ Mathはたのしいですよ。
*Stops Dancing* That video just cut my inspiration! ![]()
*leaves* S_R_C
More more more learning this language is fun and soon i wont even be a newbie
*returns*
Koren-san
It’s good to know that you like our environment!
Keep it up! I also hope to past the newbie level soon too!
S_R_C
こんいちは、みなさん!
お元気 ですか?
私はの なまえ カウイヌです。 日本語を ならっています。すこし できます。。。
日本の音楽 大好きです!日本の映画も。。。。
I decided to become a member. Thank you for your hard work!
Towards the end of the lesson the teacher says to Tomoko-san
“Mou ?shikoushi? desu ne.”
Translation: Not quite.
Could you explain this for me?
I am not to sure about the first two words:
Mou: It can mean again as is “mouichido onegai shimasu” (Again one time please) - Is that what it means here?
No clue on the second word. Please help!
I just want to take this oppertunity to say thank you for even creating a language course like this. For a person like me, who seldom has the patience or the tolerance for learning new things(haha), I found these lessons easy and useful. Not only did you get straight to the point, but you also gave explinations that were brief and highly informative. Great course, and I hope that everyone who wished to take japanese as a second language goes here for they will surely learn it. You can bet I will persuade my friends to take a peek. Once more, thank you, and keep up the FANTASTIC work.
hey guys, have no fear! ![]()
the lesson’s not missing. the number just got skipped!
this is an old lesson and it just happened sometimes. we’ve got checks in place now to avoid the confusion.
marky
Category: Newbie Lessons |
Function: addition, counting | Topic: numbers | Politeness Level: Polite
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