Learn Japanese for Beginners! 🎨🐘📦 Colors, Animals & Objects + Pronunciation Guide!

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🚀 Want to learn Japanese FAST? This Complete Japanese Course for Beginners teaches you essential vocabulary for Colors, Animals, and Objects with correct pronunciation! Perfect for JLPT N5, travel, or anime fans!
🔸 Colors in Japanese (Red, Blue, Green, etc.)
🔸 Animals in Japanese (Dog, Cat, Elephant, etc.)
🔸 Everyday Objects in Japanese (Book, Phone, House, etc.)
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hello and welcome to another class with
this Japanese for beginners course it's
your teacher Rosie again and I'm so
excited about today because we will
learn a lot of new vocabulary but before
that I would like us to practice what we
have learned in our previous lesson so
let's have a short review or as we call
it in
Japanese so I will repeat every word
twice are you ready let's go
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foa
foa
Mika m
y
yoka
Nan
Nan
y
y
COA
coona
to
to t
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C
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very good now today we will learn how to
call different colors in Japanese how to
name animals we will learn names of a
lot of objects and things and we will
learn how to ask the question who's now
without further Ado are you ready let's
do this so we will start from things or
objects mono
mon
mono
caruma
kuruma book
h
h
h pen
pen
pen
pen chair
is is
is table
table
T
table bag
caban
caban
caban ball
b
b
b now how do we call colors or color in
Japanese
it's so how do we ask what color is it
in Japanese we would say it like
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this Nani means what in
Japanese means color Des means is and
Kai is a question particle so what color
is it
let's start from
Blue
how
or so we have e in Brackets because it
can also be used as an adjective e
adjective
okay and I want to tell you one thing
that Japanese people sometimes use this
color to describe what is color green
for us for example the green light of a
tra light or the greenness of the grass
so this might be a little bit confusing
so it's green and blue at the same time
okay red
AKA AKA or
a
yellow
or black
Kuro Kuro or
KO white
Shiro Shiro or
Shiro the real green would be
Midori
Midori
Midori Brown would
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beo purple
pink
pink
pink
gray orange
orang
orang now let's practice let's
do in Japanese so take a look at all of
these colors and try to remember how
would we call them in Japanese okay I
will give you 10 seconds to remember all
the names of these colors if you need
more time feel free to pause or listen
here but I think it's a very very good
way to try to memorize colors
okay okay so let's
check
or here it should
be and
orang orang
so I want to remind you one more time
that colors ending in eye they can be
treated as adjectives as e adjectives
okay now let's do a little practice um I
have some things written here in English
and I would like you to think how could
you say it in Japanese okay I will give
you five seconds to think about it and
then we will check our answer okay so
red
car
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aai very
good yellow penen
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pen black
book white
ball red wine this will be an exception
but I want you just to try to guess how
could we say it in
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Japanese AA wine AKA wine so this is a
set so with wine word wine red color
will always be AKA AKA not
aai another exception black
cat coron
so it's
not
it's and now let's read some example
sentences in Japanese means grass so as
for grass it is green take a look here a
we use not midi we use our color blue/
green and we don't use it fully we don't
use a we just
say our next sentence
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ISO shingo is a traffic light in
Japanese so green Traffic Light would be
AO again we would use color a and we
wouldn't say a we would say
a
ow and now let's learn about animals
or cat
Neco
Neco
Neco dog
in
in
in
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bird elepant
zo
zo
zo
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lion so you can choose which one you
want to
use bear Kuma
bear
Kum
K Kum
horse tiger
toora
toora
to turtle
k
k
k Pig but
and now let's learn how to ask the
question who's so who in Japanese
is and no is a possessive particle it
means that something belongs to someone
so if we add no to D it
becomes who's and if we want to ask
who's something is it we need to
say
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something so let's try to make questions
with the nouns that we already know and
that we have learned in this lesson
okay how could we ask whose cat is it
I'll give you five seconds to think
about
it whose car is
it whose dog is it
whose turtle is
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it whose chair is
it
is is
whose bag is
it whose book is
it who pen is it
whose tiger is
it very good you have done a very very
good job with these exercises and let's
review right now what we have learn in
this lesson all of our vocabulary
okay mono
mon
H
hor
pen
pen
is
is
t
t
caban
caban b
b
a
a
a k or
k Kuro or
Kuro orid
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M
Cho
choas
masas
pink
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Pinko
orang
ne ne
in
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in
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or
to
toora K
you have really worked so hard in this
lesson you've learn a lot of vocabulary
so please take your time to review it by
yourself and to take your time to
process it all
okay congratulations and I'll see you in
our next lesson
