Monday, November 16, 2015

November 16, 2015 -- Monday
平成二十七年十一月十六日 -- 木曜日


Warm-up     2015.11.16
Write the following activities in Japanese, 3 times each
jazz                                         vegetables
guitar                                      fruit
pop music


Taiko Chant

DŌN DŌN  su DŌN DŌN

DŌN dōkō dōkkō su DŌN DŌN

DŌN DŌN  su DŌN DŌN

DŌN dōkō dōkkō su DŌN DŌN

DŌN DŌN DŌN  dōkō dōkō

(quick breath)  Ka  ka  ka  ka  ka  ka  ka

DŌN DŌN DŌN  dōkō dōkō

まわれ   (“turn around”)

Repeat

We Are Marching in the Light of God

かみ さま の おかげ で

あるいて 行きます

かみ さま の おかげ で

あるいて 行きます

かみ さま 
の 
おかげ 

あるいて 行きます

かみ さま 
の 
おかげ 

あるいて 行きます
                                                                                                Repeat


Handout
Verb Groups – Descriptions   
どうし の クループ の せつめい

 Up to now, we have used one level of verbs, verbs in the masu (mashita)/desu (deshita) forms.  This level is known as "neutral polite."  Now we have to learn the fundamental form, the plain (informal) "infinitive" form.  This form is also known as the "dictionary form" because this is how verbs are listed in dictionaries.   In order to learn this conjugational form, we have to learn about the three groups of verbs, Group 1, Group 2, and Group 3. 
① 一ばん の グループ:Also known as “strong” verbs or “consonant” verbs
            Most numerous group
            In the “masu” form, always has an extrai” syllable before the “masu
            Complex but regular conjugation
Plain/dictionary form always ends in an “u” syllable
from the same hiragana line as the extra “i” syllable
会います meets  会う  to meet
書きます writes   書く     to write
話します speaks  話す   to speak
            たちます stands  たつ    to stand
            しにます dies      しぬ    to die

② ニばん の グループ: Also known as “weak” verbs or “ru” verbs
            Second most numerous group
            Easiest form to conjugate in the “te” form: take off the “masu” and put on the “te
            Easiest form to conjugate in plain/dictionary form: take off “masu”, put on “ru
            All these verbs end in either “eru” or “iru” in the plain/dictionary form.
                                                食べます  eats   食べる  to eat
               あけます  opens   あける  to open
               見ます     sees   見る    to see
               おきます   gets up   おきる  to get up

③ 三ばん の クループ: Also known as “irregular” verbs
            Smallest group – only 2 verbs are included
            Most difficult to conjugate because there are no rules
              
                                    します does/plays (sports) する    to do, play (sports)
          来ます  comes                           来る(くる)   to come


On board:
Stretches          のばします  のばす   To stretch
Swims    およぎます   およぐ    To swim
Says       言います   言う     To say
Hears        聞きます   聞く      To listen


宿題 しゅくだい
Page 203 --  Read the dialogue between Alice and Ishida.  Do section A at the bottom of the page, true or false



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