Archive for May 19th, 2008 
Have you ever been to a jikka? Jikka is the Japanese word for one’s home, as in the place where they grew up. Have you ever been to a Japanese friend’s jikka? Would you know what to do if you went? Well, in today’s lesson, we’re visiting a Japanese home with Fuyuka and Fabrizio!
We teach you the conjugation of Group 2 Japanese verbs as well as the dictionary form (plain form) used in casual Japanese conversation and other grammatical constructions. We’ll also show you how to offer food (or anything, really) to others! All in all, an important lesson for those starting to learn Japanese!
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Category: Newbie Lessons | 17 Comments »
Grammar: dictionary form, Group 2, Verb conjugation | Function: asking preferences, offering things | Topic: breakfast, food | Politeness Level: casual, formal, Polite
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