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skit: At a cafĩ with a tea ceremony Anna: Oh, that hurt!
Classmate: I’m sure it did
You should wear a flared skirt next time It’s more comfortable Anna: Oh, you’re right I]I do that!
Classmate: And in the tea room, you should take off all of your accessories
Your watch, too
Anna: Oh, I didn’t know Is that right?
Classmate: Yes You should keep it in mind Well, shall we be going?
Anna: Oh, please let me pay today
You taught me so much today I hope you’ll keep helping me
Key Expressions Atashi ni harawasete kudasai
This expression can be used to offer to pay for something Asking for permission to pay in this way can help you avoid seeming impolite or making the other person feel bad
The “atashi ni” in the expression is a feminine pronoun meaning “me” (men should use
“watashi ni” or “boku ni’) “Harawasete kudasai’” consists of “harawasete,” the te form of the
verb “harau’” (“to pay”) in its causative form (meaning “let” or “make’”) It is followed by “kuda- sai,” which is used to make a request Together the expression means “Please let me pay.” This
pattern of “(First person pronoun) + ni + the te form of a verb in the causative + kudasai” is a
good way to make an offer without seeming impolite *’ Break It Down!
Itakatta: Past tense of the i-adjective “itai’ (“painful”) Used when some part of your body hurts Soo deshoo nee: An utterance used to indicate that you had also had the same idea as the other person Fureaa sukaato ga ii wa yo: A “fureaa sukaato” is a skirt with a wide hem
Cha-shitsu: A special room for performing the tea ceremony
Akusesarii wa zenbu hazusu no: “Akusesarii” are decorative items worn on the ears, neck, wrists, fin-
gers, etc “Hazusu” means “to remove.”
Soo na n desu ka: An utterance made when hearing something for the first time or when you are surprised at what you have heard
Sa: A colloquial abbreviation of “saa.” A verbal cue that you are about to propose doing something Sorosoro ikimashoo ka: “Sorosoro” is an expression used when you want to say that it is almost time to
do something “Sorosoro ikimashoo ka” is an expression used to encourage the other person to go with you Raising your intonation at the end will mean that you are asking the other person if they are ready to go, and lowering it will indicate that you think it is time to be going and that you want the other per- son to agree with you
Oshiete itadaita no de: “Oshiete itadaita’” is an honorific form of “oshiete morau” (“to have someone tell/teach you something”) in the past tense “No de” means “because.”
Kore kara mo yoroshiku o-negai-shimasu: An expression used to thank someone who has already helped you while also indicating your hope that he or she will continue to help you
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Friday, December 2⁄⁄Thursday, December 8
Objective: To learn even more polite expressions for offering to do something for superiors and people with whom you are not very close
Manager: Oh, I see I understand Okay, okay (Hangs up phone) Darn
Anna: What’s the matter? | Manager: My wife says she can’t come in today
What am I going to do about the rice balls that need to be delivered?
Anna: Well, if you’re all right with me doing it, d be happy to
I did trouble you by begging you to let me off the other day Manager: Really? Can you make rice balls?
Anna: Yes, I often make them They’re usually for my daughter’s lunchbox, though
Manager: Oh, I see Well, Pll take you up on that right now, then
Key Expressions
(1) Atashi de yokereba @ yarasete itadakimasu ga
(1 This is a polite, inoffensive way to offer to do something for a superior or someone with whom you are not close The “atashi” in the expression is a feminine pronoun meaning “me” (men should use “watashi” or “bokw’) It is followed by “de,” a particle indicating compromise “Yokereba’ is the provisional form of “yoi” (“good”) Together the expression means “I might not be adequate, but if you think that I will do ,” and is a humble way to offer to do some- thing
(2) “Yarasete” is the causative form of “yaru” (“to do”) “Itadakimasu’ is the honorific form of “morau” (“to receive’) in its masu form It is followed by “ga,” a polite way to finish a sen- tence when waiting for your listener’s reaction The entire expression is a polite way to let the other person know that you will do something
© Break It Down!
Komatta naa: An expression spoken to one’s self when a problem has occurred
Uchi no: Refers in this case to the manager’s wife Depending on the speaker and the context, it can refer to family members such as one’s husband or child, or it can refer to people belonging to the same group as the speaker such as work colleagues
Derarenai tte: “Derarenai’ is the negative form of “deru” (“to go/come out’) in its potential form “Tte” is used when sharing secondhand information
O-nigiri: Rice shaped into balls or triangles and wrapped in seaweed
Doo surya tin da: “Doo surya” is a colloquial corruption of “doo sureba” (“what to do”) It indicates that you are at a loss because you do not know what to do
Muri itte yasumasete itadakimashita shi: “Muri itte” is a colloquial contraction of “muri 0 itte” (“to make a difficult request”) Here “yasumasete itadakimashita” politely expresses the same idea as “yasunda” (“took off’) “Shi” indicates that you are giving a reason
Soo?: An informal utterance used when you are surprised by what someone has said Sassoku tanomu yo: “Sassoku” means “right away.”
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sico: Com uma veteranc Anna: Ah, como doeu!
Veterana: Imagino que sim
Da proxima vez venha com uma saia rodada, pois ĩ mais confortavel Anna: Ah, ĩ mesmo Vou fazer isso sim!
Veterana: E na sala da cerimônia do cha, ĩ preciso tirar todos os acessorios do corpo Atĩ mesmo 0 relĩgio
Anna: Ah, eu nao sabia E mesmo?
Veterana: E E bom saber isso Bem, vamos indo? Anna: Ah, deixe-me pagar hoje
E que vocĩ me ensinou varias coisas
Conto com seu auxilio daqui para frente tambĩm
Expressões-chave Atashi ni harawasete kudasai
Expressao usada para se oferecer, em forma de pedido ao interlocutor, para pagar sua parte da conta tambĩm, tomando o cuidado para que nfo se sinta desconfortâvel e tambĩm para nao soar como desrespeito
E formada pela estrutura “atashi ni” (usada no caso de mulheres Homens usam “watashi ni” ou “boku ni’) + “harawasete kudasai” {“harawasete” (forma “te” da forma causativa do verbo
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“haraw”) + “kudasa` (indica solicitacêo)}, cuJo sigmficado ĩ “deixe-me pagar” Deste modo, usando a estrutura “(eu) + ni + forma “te” da forma causativa do verbo + kudasai’, pode-se criar
uma oracao que nao soa como desrespeito
“Vamos aprender!
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Itakatta: Forma no passado do adjetivo terminado em “7”, “itai’’ Exprime a sensac4o de dores sentida no corpo
Sou deshou nee: Expresso usada quando se deseja transmitir que “eu imaginei a mesma coisa” em resposta ao que foi dito pelo interlocutor
Fureaa sukaato ga ti wayo: “Fureaa sukaato” significa saia rodada Chashitsu: Sala especial onde se realiza a cerumônia do cha
Akusesarii wa zenbu hazusu no: “Akusesarii” sao acess6rios usados nas orelhas, pescogo, pulsos, dedos, entre outras partes do corpo O verbo “hazusu” significa tirar um acess6rio que esta usando Sou nan desu ka: Expressao usada em resposta ao interlocutor para expressar surpresa ao ouvir algo pela
primeira vez e/ou se espantar com a informacao obtida | Sa: Forma coloquial e abreviada de “saa’’ Tipo de sinal usado para propor algo a uma pessoa Soro soro tkimashou ka: “Soro soro” ĩ uma expressao usada para dizer “ja estâ quase na hora de fazer
algo” “Soro soro ikimashou ka” ĩ uma expressao usada para persuadir o interlocutor a sairem juntos Se a entonacao no final da oracêo sobe significa que esta perguntando a vontade do interlocutor e se a entona¢ao desce significa que deseja obter seu consentimento
Oshiete itadaita node: “Oshiete itadaita” ĩ a forma honorffica no passado de “oshiete morau’ “Node” indica o motivo de algo
Korekara mo yoroshiku onegai shimasu: Expressao de cumprimento usada a uma pessoa que lhe ajudou, nesta ocasiêo, prevendo que doravante receberaĩ auxilio novamente
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Dica: Vamos aprender express6es usadas no momento de oferecer-se para realizar algo, de forma mais polida, dirigidas a pessoas de posicao superior, mais velhas ou ndo {ntimas
Gerente: Ah, ĩ Entendi Tudo bem (desligando o telefone) E agora ? Anna: O que aconteceu?
Gerente: Minha esposa disse que nao vai poder vir trabalhar hoje O que vou fazer com as entregas de onigiri?
Anna: Bem, se o senhor desejar eu poderia fazer
Ja que ha pouco tempo solicitei encarecidamente para folgar Gerente: Sĩrio? Mas vocĩ sabe fazer um onigiri?
Anna: Sim, pois costumo fazer sempre para o bent6 da minha filha Gerente: Ah, ĩ? Entêo conto com vocĩ desde ja
7 Expressões-chave
(D Atashi de yokereba @ yarasete itadakimasu ga
Œ Expressêo usada para oferecer-se para realizar algo, de forma polida, dirigindo-se a pessoas
de posicêo superior, mais velhas ou nao intimas, sem soar como desrespeito
“Atashi” (no caso de mulheres Homens usam “watashi’ ou “boku’”) + “de” (particula que
indica compromisso) + “yokereba” (forma condicional de “yoi’””), sendo uma expresso usada para oferecer-se para fazer algo modestamente Tem como significado “talvez minha
capacidade nao seja suficiente mas caso acredite que eu possa fazer”
(2) “Yarasete” (forma “te” da forma causativa do verbo “yaru’”’) + “itadakimasu’” (forma honorifica da forma “masu” (“moraimasu’”) do verbo “moraw”) + “ga ” (terminacêo polida usada para
esperar a reacao por parte do interlocutor), sendo uma expressêo usada para transmitir ao
interlocutor, de forma polida, “eu farei’’
4» Vamos aprender!
Komatta naa: Expressao usada para si mesmo no momento que surge algum problema
Uchi no: Neste contexto significa “minha esposa” Dependendo da pessoa com quem se esta falando e do
contexto da conversa, pode referir-se a membros da familia como “meu marido” e “meu(s) filho(s)”
ou membros da empresa onde trabalha ou que pertencem ao mesmo grupo
Derarenai tte: “Derarenai” ĩ a forma potencial do verbo “deru’” e forma negativa do verbo “derareru” “Tre” ĩ usada para transmitir uma informacêo adquirida por uma terceira pessoa para 0 interlocutor Onigiri: Bolinho de arroz em formato de bola ou triangulo enrolado em nori (folhas de alga)
Dou surya tin da: “Dou surya” ĩ a forma coloquial e informal de “dou sureba’”’, usada para exprimir que _ estâ em dificuldades por nao saber como resolver algo
Muri itte yasumasete itadakimashita shi: “Muri itte” ĩ a forma coloquial, com omissêo do “o”, de “muri o itte” “Yasumasete itadakimashita” exprime de forma polida o fato de ter folgado (0 trabalho) “Shi” indica 0 motivo de algo
søô?: Expressêo de cumprimento informal usada para demonstrar espanto ante algo que foi dito pelo interlocutor
Sassoku tanomu yo: “Sassoku’ significa “desde ja”
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