| Hi everyone. |
| I'm Mari. |
| 皆さん、こんにちは。(Mina-san, konnichiwa.) |
| 私はマリです。(Watashi wa Mari desu.) Welcome to the Japanese Whiteboard Lesson. |
| In this lesson, you will learn giving your email address in Japanese. |
| Let's get started. |
| Okay, let's look at the vocabulary. |
| First, we have A (ē), |
| A (ē), |
| A (ē). |
| B (bī), |
| B (bī), |
| B (bī). |
| C (shī), |
| C (shī), |
| C (shī). |
| D (dī), |
| D (dī), |
| D (dī). |
| E (ī), |
| E (ī), E (ī). |
| F (efu), |
| F (efu), |
| F (efu). |
| G (jī), |
| G (jī), |
| G (jī). |
| H (eichi), |
| H (eichi), |
| H (eichi). |
| I (ai), I (ai), I (ai). |
| J (jē), J (jē), J (jē). |
| K (kē), K (kē), |
| K (kē). |
| L (eru), |
| L (eru), |
| L (eru). |
| M (emu), |
| M (emu), |
| M (emu). |
| N (enu), |
| N (enu), |
| N (enu). |
| O (ō), O (ō), |
| O (ō). |
| P (pī), P (pī), |
| P (pī). |
| Q (kyū), |
| Q (kyū), |
| Q (kyū). |
| R (āru), |
| R (āru), R (āru). |
| S (esu), |
| S (esu), S (esu). |
| T (tī), |
| T (tī), |
| T (tī). |
| U (yū), U (yū), |
| U (yū). |
| V (bui), |
| V (bui), |
| V (bui). |
| W (daburu), |
| W (daburu), |
| W (daburu). |
| X (ekkusu), X (ekkusu), |
| X (ekkusu). |
| Y (wai), |
| Y (wai), |
| Y (wai). |
| Z (zetto), Z (zetto), Z (zetto). Let's look at the dialogue. |
| When I read, I want you to pay attention to how to read the alphabet in Japanese. |
| Find the alphabet reading and see how it's used in the dialogue. |
| カレンさん、メールアドレスをお願いします。(Karen-san, mēru adoresu o onegai shimasu.) Miss Karen, may I have your email address? |
| カレンさん、メールアドレスをお願いします。(Karen-san, mēru adoresu o onegai shimasu.) |
| カレンさん、メールアドレスをお願いします。(Karen-san, mēru adoresu o onegai shimasu.) |
| 私のメールアドレスは[karen@innolang.com](mailto:karen@innolang.com)です。(Watashi no mēru adoresu wa [karen@innolang.com](mailto:karen@innolang.com) desu.) My email address is [karen@innolang.com](mailto:karen@innolang.com). |
| 私のメールアドレスは[karen@innolang.com](mailto:karen@innolang.com)です。(Watashi no mēru adoresu wa [karen@innolang.com](mailto:karen@innolang.com) desu.) |
| 私のメールアドレスは[karen@innolang.com](mailto:karen@innolang.com)です。(Watashi no mēru adoresu wa [karen@innolang.com](mailto:karen@innolang.com) desu.) Now let's look at the sentence pattern. |
| This pattern will be the structure that all of our dialogues will follow. |
| リーさん、メールアドレスをお願いします。(Rī-san, mēru adoresu o onegai shimasu.) Mr./ |
| Ms. Lee, |
| may I have your email address? |
| リーさん、メールアドレスをお願いします。(Rī-san, mēru adoresu o onegai shimasu.) |
| リーさん、メールアドレスをお願いします。(Rī-san, mēru adoresu o onegai shimasu.) |
| 私のメールアドレスは [Email address] です。(Watashi no mēru adoresu wa [Email address] desu.) My email address is [Email address]. |
| 私のメールアドレスは [Email address] です。(Watashi no mēru adoresu wa [Email address] desu.) |
| 私のメールアドレスは [Email address] です。(Watashi no mēru adoresu wa [Email address] desu.) The possessive particle の (no) is used here to indicate ownership. |
| In English, の (no) is equivalent to the English 's or of. |
| お願いします (onegai shimasu) is a polite way of saying please. |
| This expression is used when you are asking for something. |
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