Daily spoken Japanese: beginners' oral short sentenceNo.19

36 1. Quote っしたぃとぅんです. I want to move.

362. Transport (ぅん) to (そぅ) the house (やさんに) by telephone. Can you call the moving company?

363. これがのじゅぅしごごごごしで.

Netherlands: はどのぐらぃですか. How much luggage?

365. Big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big with two wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, quilts, televisions, refrigerators and washing machines.

367. There are fifteen boxes in the back. Then there are about 15 cartons.

368. 15, I went to North Korea. /kloc-how about 0/5 in the morning?

369. Today's call. Do you want to call now?

370.どこへっすつもりですか. Where are you going to move?

Concise Japanese beginners' oral short sentences

Extended Reading of Daily Spoken Japanese: Beginners' Oral Short SentencesNo. 19. The following are Japanese learning methods, which I hope will help you. First of all, we should overcome shyness and timidity and feel the courage to speak. Although some people have a certain knowledge of language, they never dare to say it. Although they want to say it, they are afraid that it will make people laugh. This is a taboo in learning spoken English. Have the spirit of not being afraid of "losing face", which will bring you rich fruits, the joy of success and incomparable satisfaction. If you want to learn a foreign language well, "thick skin" should be said to be the best shortcut. You know, mistakes in language learning are inevitable. And there will be mistakes in expressing in the mother tongue! There is no need or reason for foreign language learners to be afraid to speak for fear of making mistakes. When I was in a Japanese company, the chief engineer said (チーフェンジニビ): The World (にんげんはミミビ). This is not unreasonable. If you show your child's strength in the process of learning his mother tongue, you will not be discouraged even if you make mistakes in the process of oral practice, and you will constantly correct your mistakes and improve yourself without worrying about poor oral English.

Secondly, "listening" and "speaking" belong to the oral category, and Japanese learners with certain knowledge of pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary must pay attention to the cultivation of "listening" ability when practicing oral English. Through various channels, listen to Japanese radio, watch TV programs or Japanese VCD and DVD, listen to tapes and CDs, listen to others speak Japanese, and listen to a Japanese native's speech to get in touch with Japanese and imitate it. In this way, with a large number of language reserves, it is inevitable to speak, express ideas and communicate. Of course, what you can understand and understand may not be used (spoken), but the more you can understand and understand, the wider the scope of use and the stronger your oral English. When I first started learning Japanese, I listened to Japanese radio whenever I had the chance. Although I heard little or didn't understand anything, at least my sense of Japanese language has been deeply branded in my brain's memory, which has played a great role in my future oral English.

Furthermore, oral English is used for meaningful communication of thoughts, information and feelings. It is by no means a simple repetition of monosyllables, words, phrases and sentences or a mechanical exercise of sentence patterns. Therefore, knowledge of other cultures is also essential in the learning process. If you only learn language knowledge, but don't understand other social and cultural factors, and lack a sense of appropriateness, you will make mistakes in communication and fail to achieve the expected communicative effect. Japanese natives can generally forgive foreigners' pronunciation and grammar mistakes, but if they are not properly expressed, they will be misunderstood and unhappy. Therefore, we should learn "what songs to sing in what mountains" and learn relevant knowledge.

Finally, there are various ways to learn spoken English. You can learn from the successful experience of others, and you can also explore effective methods that suit you in your study. Every year, I meet students who ask how to learn Japanese well, how to remember words and how to speak Japanese well. In fact, there is no special method. If you are a student, take an active part in every class, because listening to lectures, reading texts, answering questions, writing words or sentences, listening to tapes or watching short plays are good methods in themselves. If you don't do what you should do, if you always think about how to write less, listen less and talk less, you will never get the best results. Moreover, in recent years, due to the popularity of computers in Japan, many young people can't write more Chinese characters than before. The reason is that they have less writing training. It seems that I have never asked the question of how to learn Japanese well. What I care about is which sentence I don't understand and which word I have to know. Secondly, I will make my own small dictionary and often sort out the most commonly used words. Of course, you can take the following contact information. For example, practice with classmates or people who can speak Japanese, translate words or sentences to each other before going to bed or at rest, and ask questions to each other. This is a good way to have a chance to listen and talk to others. If there is no suitable practice object, you can also tell yourself. It is vivid and impressive to imagine the scenes and characters of a certain party and apply the language knowledge you have learned. You can turn oral practice into a pleasure and create a certain language environment for yourself, such as reading aloud with different voices to deepen your sensory impression.

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