Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! Counting in Japanese is difficult for any beginner because there are so many counter words. Today’s lesson takes place in a pub, but don’t over consume, this is an important lesson that you’ll want to remember! We cover some of the common counter words which will help you sound really natural when speaking and writing Japanese. Don’t forget to the check out the PDF for a detailed list! After listening, stop by JapanesePod101.com and leave us a post!
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Mina-san, here’s another great lesson to brush up on your counters. In this lesson we cover the ~杯 counters which are used for cups!
Do you drink いっぱい beer or just いっぱい?(笑)
hi there ,this is very interesting
i’m a beginner and i would like to know about how many
counters are there
will i be understood with out using them ?
thanks
rigo
This was a great lesson! My counting skills for different objects is really terrible, but this helped a lot.
Thanks!
JP101 Crew/Listeners!
Great lesson! The coat fell on me with this lesson!
I prefer beer and wine! BUT tequila and some whisky along the way is perfect for me too.
Lets keep it up and Cheers everyone for Japan/Japanese language existent! *holds a glass of wine*
S_R_C
bakanekoさん、
I think you mean ビール。I’d hate to think someone’s trying to drink a building. That would be いっぱい!!!
ビールガ好きです!
Bi-ru ga suki desu.
I like beer.
私は青岛(チン・ダウ)が一番好き。
Watashi ha QingDao ga ichiban suki.
I like QingDao the best.
見て下さい:
http://www.tsingtao.com.cn/
What drink do you like?
I think Peter先生’s mic was messing up again, all the high frequencies are gone
max1さん, the studio provides us mics. and on 2 days they gave us bum mics. please be patient as we have about 12 lessons recorded under those conditions. ![]()
over the next few weeks you’ll come across them, and i apologize whole-heartedly. 申し訳御座いません! ![]()
i’m looking for the 切腹 emoticon but i can’t find it.
that said, tsing tao is great! i love that beer!
and i never knew the kanji for it! 有難う御座います!
マーキー
Sapporo is one of my favorites, along with Asahi, Kirin and Tsing Tao. Asian beer is really good! Just outside of Chicago, I found a Kaiten sushi bar that has Sapporo on tap. That place is excellent, I always practice my Japanese there.
Are any Japanese listeners familiar with a pub crawl? You should start an Izakaya crawl, Natsuko should be the leader of the event!
ところで, I had posted as ERIC EINZIG recently. That’s my pen name, not sure why I used it on here. I’m using my real name from now on, so don’t be confused!
スカット
>Asian beer is really good!
Do you know ゑびす Yebisu? mmmmmhmmmmm tasty!!
マーキーさん、
Thanks for the info! There is an Asian market I go to a lot that has a seperate liquor store. They have a a very large variety of 酒, but only a few brands of ビール. I am going to ask them if they could order me ヱビス this Friday. I’m glad there is dark Japanese beer!
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Markystar,
I visited friends in Osaka a few weeks ago and our host served us Yebisu. He and I were in agreement - it’s Japanese beer that actually tastes all right! I remember it specifically because I’d never seen ゑ in the real world before.
Category: Beginner Lessons (S2) |
Grammar: counters | Function: ordering a beer | Topic: bars, beer, restaurants | Politeness Level: Polite
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