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The plain style is used when talking to one’s close friends, colleagues and family members. The polite style may be chosen when one talks to a person who is younger or lower in rank yet not so close. It is used when talking to a person one has met for the first time, to one’s superiors, or even to persons in a similar age group to whom one is not very close. Therefore, the polite style is used most commonly in daily conversation between adults who are not close friends.

Proper use of the polite style or the plain styleġ) The polite style can be used at anytime in any place and to anybody.

The predicates which are used in polite style sentences and accompanied by either ですor ますare called the polite form, while the predicates used in plain style sentences are called the plain form. Japanese language has two styles of speech: polite style and plain style. Which one (between two things), which way, where (an informal equivalent ofどちら)

That way, that place over there (an informal equivalent ofあちら) That way, that place (an informal equivalent of そちら) This way, this place (an informal equivalent ofこちら) (an informal equivalent of～さん used by men) You (an informal equivalent ofあなた used by men) Please go to " User Registration" in the bar above to register your name, e-mail address and postal address.I (an informal equivalent of わたしused by men) You will be able to use these more conveniently once you have registered as a member and logged in. Subtitles: Japanese (You can choose to watch with or without kanji and kana subtitles.)

On top of introducing the “Conversation” scenes, it can also be used as a model for introducing the sentence patterns under study in each section and creating practice conversations.Ĭontents: The “Conversations” in Lessons 1-25 In addition to facilitating understanding of the situation by incorporating video teaching materials into the lesson, it can be expected that the learner will be motivated to learn by empathizing with the characters. The video reflects the learning intentions of the text, and the learner can view foreign characters, including the main foreign character, interact with Japanese people in Japanese in everyday real-life situations. This is a video recording of all the conversations found in each lesson of Minna no Nihongo Elementary I Second Edition Main Text. The video content on the Minna no Nihongo Elementary I Second Edition Conversation DVD can now be streamed and watched on our website.