When You start studying Japanese, you should know this.
- Japanese is difficult more than English because of the same words but different meanings by different Pronunciation.
- Japanese is difficult, so you need to keep studying!!
- Anime characters teach you how to pronounce Japanese.
If you are first time SFromA, you should check these 3 steps before studying.
Hello guys!
Are you ready to study Japanese?
Anime character is your teacher.
Anyway, do you remember how to say “teacher”?
きょうし (kyo u shi) or せんせい (se nn se i)
→if you could not remeber, you memorize it now!!!
Let’s study Japanese!
SFromA Level 1
First, I explain how to react when someone call you.
はい (ha i)
→ yes
You can use it whenever and whoever someone call you.
うん (u nn)
→ yes
when your friends call you, you can say うん.
But, when older person call you, you can’t say うん.
because of not respect.
SFromA Level 2
Level 2 focuses on short sentence that you can memorize it and you can use it.
First, Iida said perfect sorry.
・しつれいいたしました。(shi tu re i i ta shi ma shi ta.)
→ Please excuse my rudeness!
This sentence is perfect!
If you can memorize it, you can use it to whoever!
Second, Uraraka said Izuku and Iida
・まって〜 (ma tte ~)
→ wait for me~
You can use it to your friends.
If you want to say to older person or respect person,
you can say
・まってください。(ma tte ku da sa i)
→ Please wait for me.
SFromA Level 3
SfromA Level 3 focuses on the Japanese connection. It is hard, so you need to keep studying!
First, Izuku explained about Kacchan.
・もくひょうもじしんもたいりょくもこせいも (mokuhyou mo jishinn mo tairyoku mo kosei mo)
→ his goal, his confidence, his physical strength, and his Quirk
First, there are words.
・もくひょう (mo ku hyo u) = goal, purpose.
・じしん (ji shi nn) = confidence
→confidence = 自信, (ji shi nn)
→earthquake = 地震, (ji shi nn)
same pronounce, but different kanji different meanings.
・たいりょく (ta i ryo ku) = physical strength
Today’s Japanese connection word is “も“
For example, A も B も C も。。。
A and B and C and…
It is easy, isn’t it?
いつまでも、ざこでできそこないのデクじゃないぞ。
(itumademo, zako de dekisokonai no deku jyanaizo )
My “Deku” isn’t always going to mean “useless”!
ぼくは、がんばれってかんじのデクだ！
(bokuha, gannbarette kannjino dekuda!)
my “Deku” means “you can do it!”
Izuku Midoriya