Hobby 1
A Letter Home
It’s nice to be nice to other people! When doing something for someone else, you can use に after the person.
昨日、お母さんに手紙を書きました。
(I) wrote a letter to my mother yesterday.
(I) wrote a letter to my mother yesterday.
I always use Duolingo!
You use words like いつも and よく to indicate how often you do something in Japanese.
彼女はいつも写真を撮ります。
She always takes pictures.
She always takes pictures.
ときどき一人で旅行します。
(I) sometimes travel by myself.
(I) sometimes travel by myself.
あまり
When you use the word あまり with ‑ません, it shows that you don’t do something very much.
彼女はあまり走りません。
She does not run very much.
She does not run very much.
音楽はあまり聞きません。
(I) do not listen to music very much.
(I) do not listen to music very much.
Counting
Have you ever played 52‑card pick‑up? Try it out...in Japanese! To count flat things, like pieces of paper, plates, or shirts, use the counter まい.
パンを二枚ください。
Two slices of bread, please
Two slices of bread, please