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You never leave home without your cell phone, right? What’s the point of having it if you can’t ask for people’s numbers? What if someone wants your number? If you don’t know how to give or ask for phone numbers in Japanese, you might miss out on the connection of a lifetime.

Use this newbie Japanese lesson to review numbers 0 through 10. Then, put them into practice by learning to give and get telephone numbers in Japanese. You’ll master Keitai no (denwa) bangō wa nan desu ka? (what’s your cell phone number?). You’ll learn to use numbers 0 through 10 so you can give out your phone number. This JapanesePod101.com lesson provides critical Japanese that you cannot do without.

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This entry was posted on Saturday, September 20th, 2008 at 6:30 pm and is filed under Newbie Season 4 . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

12 Responses to “Newbie Lesson S4 #11 - Can I Call you Sometime?”

JapanesePod101.com says:

Mina-san, What are the cell phones like where you live?

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Peter says:

Liz-san, thank you for the great post! Eric was really happy to see your video! :dogeza:

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harry says:

kono lesunn wa jodsu desu. “anatano uji no dennwa bango wa nann desu ka.” wa jodsu desuka? (Is that the correct way of asking that question?)

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maxiewawa says:

Harry are you asking for someone’s home phone number?

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harry says:

I am asking if that is the correct way of asking someone’s home phone number.

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Naomi says:

maxiewawa-san
Ohisashiburi desu! Genki desu ka?

Harry-san
What is your home phone number?
=”Anata no uchi no denwa bangou wa nan desu ka?” or “Go-jitaku no denwa bangou wa nan desu ka?

*Go-jitaku is honorific way to say someone’s home.

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Eric says:

Liz, Max, Christopher, great videos!

Using video as a language-learning tool is a great idea. You’ve seriously inspired me to start thinking if there are any lessons that Naomi-sensei and I can do with video here on jpod101 (she’s camera-shy though, but don’t tell her I told you :wink: ). I’ll put on my thinking cap…and of course I’ll let you all know if anything does come of this.

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maxiewawa says:

元気っすよ!忙しくてコメント書かないのに、いつでも聞いてるよ!
Thanks Eric, keep watching!

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Liz21 says:

That video was Maxiewawa’s idea! :grin: Max-san has a million great ideas! :wink:

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JKid says:

Great videos! I don’t have a cellphone yet because the Japanese cellphone company’s range of plans and products make deciding on what plan and model cellphone just a little むずかしい. :)

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王凱 says:

受付さん。
今日は、私は留学生のロリです。水木さんお願いします。
水木さn、お客さんです。
ろーりさん、お早うございます。
これはろーりさんの携帯です、どうぞ。サインお願いします。
私の電話番ごは090ー887ー654321です。登録お願いします。
もう一度お願いします。
頑張ってください。

また。

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