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Showing posts with label info about education. Show all posts

Why is repeating the same old fashion school?




Fashion has certainly come a long way. Clothes these days have become a great combination of aesthetics and function. You may think as such because of the progress that we have maid in the clothing sector, it would not look back at our past. As a matter of fact, as usual, has a way to deny what everyone thinks. Today, we all see a resurgence of fashion popular styles of the past. It seems that the old-school fashion is back.



First of all, what is the old school of fashion? Well, it is fashion from 1970s-1980s. Old school fashion is being led by teenagers and young adults aware of fashion today. Old school fashion is not determined only by clothes. Old school is evident in fashion accessories, hairstyles, and even in the attitude of young people today. However, the question is why? Because it is fashionable to old school return?



There are a number of reasons why people are bringing back the old school of fashion. First of all, the charm of the past has started with the television. You realize that people who are bringing back the old school of fashion are the ones who grew up watching replicas of these shows as happy days? We are also the same generation who love watching that TV show based on the past as Show that 70.



Come to think of it, we are exposed so very trendy old-school in other media. Think of movies: there are those who have enjoyed watching the movies of old shows as Starsky and Hutch, Charlie's Angels and other films that have been resurrected from death camp TV old to the new life of cinema.



Well, i mean certainly brought the fashion revival of old school. It was the spark that created the fire. The question, however, is what powers the flames? The truth is that people like the old school of fashion. It looks good and helps you to reconnect with a past that was not as complicated as the world today. The reason why the old school of fashion is constantly gaining in popularity is the fact that, once it has been reintroduced in society, people found that they really liked it.



Old school fashion is also very popular due to the fact that there is just something that is so sexy. Old school fashion is designed to show the beauty of the human body. Fitted shirts and pants, cool models and drawings, these are trademarks of the past which have no real young.



Another reason, why people think that the old-school fashion is so cool is the fact that, combined with today's technology, comfortable fabrics, designs of old-school can be quite informal and yet at the same time.



So why is old-school fashion return? Well, some people would see as a metaphor for us trying to retrieve a past that never really belonged to us. It can also be a metaphor for trying to extract the best out of the past. You see, when the old-school fashion was brought into this century, we have never really brought all the bad memories with it. Old school fashion could be a great example of recapture the past good or bad could be a metaphor for selective amnesia. You decide.



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Are We Just Harvesting Rotten Apples?





I think every reasonable person in this country agrees that education in America is a mess. The debate over education instead revolves around what or who is to blame and how to fix it.

The easy scapegoat is always poverty but in reality the biggest problem is complete mismanagement on the part of the government. The federal government has shown time and again they are not to be trusted with our childrens' education. Almost every time Secretary of Education Arne Duncan opens his mouth, I feel nauseous. Yesterday in the Washington Post, Duncan authored an OpEd on school reform where he discussed the failures of No Child Left Behind (NCLB) and various other areas the government has failed to fix education with its tinkering. His solution? More tinkering, naturally.

What's especially troubling is both parties seem to accept federal government oversight as the answer to our education problems. While government officials involved in education claim states should have more flexibility to manage their education systems, federal requirements on food and funding certainly limit a state's ability to govern its own education, not to mention the ridiculous use of standardized testing that forces teachers to teach to a test rather than the needs of their specific class. Duncan claims Republicans and Democrats alike want to "fix NCLB" but why fix something that never worked in the first place? Forget about fixing it, get rid of NCLB altogether. Does NCLB (or it's replacement, the Elementary and Secondary Education Act) contain anything that makes bad teachers accountable? Does it effectively deal with the problems caused by teacher unions? Does it provide for better parental choice? Does NCLB or ESEA allow the state to decide what's best on a local level so they can deal directly with specific problems in each district? Does it hold bad parents accountable? The answer to most, if not all of these questions is "no" and our education crisis won't be repaired until those issues are addressed successfully.

None of this is meant to trivialize the negative impact poverty has on education. Poor students certainly have a greater socioeconomic burden to overcome but of all the problems in our education system, poverty is the easiest hurdle to overcome. You don't need money to study or help your kids with homework or take advantage of a teacher's willingness to spend extra time with a struggling student.

In her opinion piece yesterday, Valerie Strauss placed a large amount of blame not only on poverty but also upon all of us who are not impoverished. The fact that most people with children are struggling to raise their own kids was lost on Strauss as she pointed a finger at them for not caring enough about other peoples' kids. Yes, there are a lot of families living in or at near poverty levels but where is all the money for entitlement programs going if not to feed, clothe and house these poor families? How much more are Americans expected to give to others outside their household?

The song and dance over poverty being the root cause of poor education needs to come to an end if we are going to realistically and successfully deal with the problem. Lots of poor kids with the proper parenting still perform well in school. It is a parent's responsibility to work with their kid's teachers to insure he or she is learning in school.

Strauss claims we "demonize teachers," unfairly blaming them for a child's poor performance. She is only partially correct here. Most people don't blame teachers in general for education problems but rather place the blame on bad teachers and the system's refusal to dismiss these bad teachers. Teacher unions have consistently fought to weaken teacher appraisal, protect tenure, and even fight against a bonus award program that reward teachers financially for higher performance. All this has done is place more burden on good teachers while protecting bad teachers and ultimately doing a massive disservice to our students.

Strauss also supported pay increases for teachers, prioritizing national pre-kindergarten classes, and increase funding for public schools. Naturally she offers no suggestions on just how we afford these increases though I guess she expects those careless Americans she referred to at the beginning of her article to foot the bill via increased taxes.

Poverty is certainly a problem in our country and there's little doubt that poor kids will have a harder time in school. With that understanding, parents should know they will have to work harder and longer with their kids. School administrators will have to create curricula that has the flexibility to cater to students from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds. Teacher unions need to work at protecting good teachers and allowing schools to weed out the bad ones via teacher evaluations. And government needs to step aside and allow all of the parties listed above to do their part without burdensome limitations.

Marketing Class






From Fox News to local news to Time Magazine, the topic of advertising in schools is being debated all over the country. Yet, if you walk through any school in America you'll see kids with the latest technological gadget, the most current cell phone, and designer (or at least imposter designer) bags. These are not children who have been shielded from commercials or the products they advertise. Why then is there a growing debate across the nation revolving around corporate advertisements on school property?

In a time of school cut-backs and teacher layoffs, money is desperately needed in many public school districts. Advertising dollars have been a Godsend to many struggling schools, with administrators saying the advertisements provide the much needed funds to keep vital programs alive and good teachers employed in these tough economic times. On the opposite side, critics are claiming our schools should not be in the business of promoting brand names to our impressionable, young children. Who's right?

There are a limited number of options for funding public schools and obviously the current method is broken if schools are so hard up for cash. Local property taxes are a major source of funding for schools but state funds are another big source of support. Money on the state level comes from a variety of sources, such as sales and gasoline taxes. The only way to get more money from these sources is to raise taxes or cut other programs. Another option is for the school to make more money or cut costs. School fundraising raises enough to buy new uniforms for the band or football team but not enough to keep teachers employed. That's where the ads come in and, if you asked me (which you didn't but since you're reading this you are kind of enough to entertain my opinion), ads are a great way to get money.

Corporations are happy to pay a fee to plaster buses, lockers, and cafeterias with advertisements promoting their brands and services. Some schools have offered up their roof for billboard space, advertising to the passengers of low flying planes. In my opinion, there is no real down side to this. Corporations become moderately invested in a school, perhaps making them more likely to offer charitable gifts and donations to the school, and the school gets a shot of some necessary funding...keeping the very necessary teachers they may have laid off otherwise.

In most cases, these kids are going home from school to watch tv or surf the internet. They are going to the mall with their friends. In other words, they are not being harmed by a few more ads at school. However, if they lose their favorite teacher (or their least favorite but most effective one), they could be having some harm done. I think funding an education is far more important than pretending our kids are not already living in a commercial world. I don't believe in redistribution of wealth but I do believe that a good education should be a top priority of any community. If funding that education comes from advertising dollars, so be it. It beats having a bunch of uneducated kids who've managed to avoid seeing a few more advertisements during their day.

Bahasa Arab Apa Kabar Informal




ازيك؟
izzayak? (pria)
Apa kabar?

Jawaban :

كويس الحمدلل
Kuwayyis al hamdulillah (pria)
Baik, alhamdulillah

Untuk wanita

ازيك؟
izzayik?
Apa kabar?

Jawaban :


كويس الحمدلل
Kuwayyasa al hamdulillah
Baik, alhamdulillah


Latihan dalam percakapan antara Ummiega dan Jhon Terro. Pilih jawaban yang benar. Arahkan mouse pada image dibawah.

Ummiega : Apa kabar?

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Izzayak artinya "Apa kabar". Ini diucapkan oleh pria

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Izzayik artinya "Apa kabar". Jawaban yang benar.







Jhon Terro : Baik

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Kuwayyasa artinya "Baik". Ini diucapkan oleh wanita

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Kuwayyis artinya "Baik". Jawaban yang benar.

Informal Greeting In Arabic




اهلا وسهل
Ahlan wa sahlan
Hello

ازيك؟
izzayak? (male)
izzayik? (female)
How are you?

كويس الحمدلل
Kuwayyis al hamdulillah (male)
Kuwayyasa al hamdulillah (female)
Good! Thanks to God.

وانتي؟
wa inti?(addressed to female)
wa anta?(addressed to male)
And you?

كويسة الحمدلله
kuwayyasa al hamdulillah.
Good thanks to God.


شكرأ
Shukran.
Thanks.

Aiwa Yes
Mish sa'b  it's not difficult
Izzay How
Mazboot! Congratulations!
Izzayik? How are you? (addressed to female)
Kuwayyisa Good (said by female)
Sabah il khier Good morning
Misa' il khier Good afternoon
Ma'assalama Goodbye (Go with peace)
La’a No

How do you say hello in Arabic?

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Kuwayyasa means "Good"
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Izzayak means "How are you"
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Ahlan wa sahlan means "Hello"






How do you say thanks in Arabic?
shukran
wa inti
kuwayyisa
izzayak

How do you say how are you in Arabic?
ahlan wa sahlan
shukran
kuwayyisa
izzayak

How do you say good in Arabic?
kuwayyisa
shukran
izzayak
ahlan wa sahlan

How do you say Thanks God in Arabic?
izzayak
kuwayyisa
ahlan wa sahlan
el hamdulillah

Nomor Dalam Bahasa Arab




٠
0
sifr
صفر
١
1
wahid
واحد
٢
2
ithnan
إثنان
٣
3
thalatha (th as in bath)
ثلاثة
٤
4
arba’a
أربعة
٥
5
khamsa
خمسة
٦
6
sitta
ستة
٧
7
sab’a
سبعة
٨
8
thamaniya (th in thin)
ثمانية
٩
9
tis’a
تسعة
١٠
10
‘ashra
عشرة
١١
11
ahada ‘ashar
إحدى عشر
١٢
12
ithna ‘ashar
إثنا عشر
١٣
13
thalatha ‘ashar
ثلاثة عشر
١٤
14
arba’a ‘ashar
أربعة عشر
١٥
15
khamsa ‘ashar
خمسة عشر
١٦
16
sitta ‘ashar
ستة عشر
١٧
17
sab’a ‘ashar
سبعة عشر
١٨
18
thamaniya ‘ashar
ثمانية عشر
١٩
19
tis’a ‘ashar
تسعة عشر
٢٠
20
‘ishrun
عشرون
٢١
21
wahed wa-’ishrun
واحد و عشرون
٢٢
22
ithnane wa-’ishrun
إثنان وعشرون
٢٣
23
thalatha wa-’ishrun
ثلاثة و عشرون
٢٤
24
arba’a wa-’ishrun
أربعة و عشرون
٢٥
25
khamsa wa-’ishrun
خمسة و عشرون
٢٦
26
sitta wa-’ishrun
ستة و عشرون
٢٧
27
sab’a wa-’ishrun
سبعة وعشرون
٢٨
28
thamaniya wa-’ishrun
ثمانية و عشرون
٢٩
29
tis’a wa-’ishrun
تسعة و عشرون
٣٠
30
thalathun
ثلاثون
٣١
31
wahid wa-thalathun
واحد و ثلاثون
٤٠
40
arba’un
أربعون
٤٢
42
ithnan wa-arba’un
إثنان و أربعون
٥٠
50
khamsun
خمسون
٥٣
53
thalatha wa-khamsun
ثلاثة و خمسون
٦٠
60
sittun
ستون
٦٤
64
arba'a wa-sittun
أربعة و ستون
٧٠
70
sab’un
سبعون
٧٥
75
khamsa wa-sab’un
خمسة و سبعون
٨٠
80
thamanun
ثمانون
٨٦
86
sitta wa-thamanun
ستة و ثمانون
٩٠
90
tis’un
تسعون
٩٧
97
sab'a wa-tis’un
سبعة و تسعون
١٠٠
100
mi'a
مائة
١٠٠٠
1000
alf
ألف
١٠٠٠٠٠
100000
mi'at alf
مائة ألف
٢٠٠٠
2000
alfain
ألفين
١٠٠٠٠٠٠٠
10000000
Million
مليون

Dengar pengucapan disini.
Sumber: Speak7

12 Kata Ganti Bahasa Arab




أَنَا (ana = aku, saya). 1
نَحْنُ (nahnu = kami, kita). 2


أَنْتَ (anta = engkau, kamu/menyebut jenis kelamin pria). 3
أَنْتِ (anti = engkau, kamu/menyebut jenis kelamin wanita). 4


هُوَ (huwa = dia/menyebut jenis kelamin pria). 5
هِيَ(hiya = dia/menyebut jenis kelamin wanita). 6 


هُمْ (hum = mereka/menyebut jenis kelamin pria). 7
هُنَّ(hunna = mereka/menyebut jenis kelamin pria). 8


أَنْتُمْ (antum = kalian/menyebut jenis kelamin pria). 9
أَنْتُنَّ (antunna = kalian/menyebut jenis kelamin wanita). 10


أَنْتُمَا (antumaa = kamu berdua/menyebut jenis kelamin pria atau wanita). 11
هُمَا ( humaa= mereka berdua/menyebut jenis kelamin pria atau wanita). 12

Dhamir Rafa' Kata Ganti Subjek Bahasa Arab





Semua Dhamir dapat dikelompokkan menjadi tiga macam:

1. MUTAKALLIM ( مُتَكَلِّم ) atau pembicara (orang pertama).
a) Mufrad: أَنَا (= aku, saya) untuk Mudzakkar maupun Muannats.
b) Mutsanna/Jamak: نَحْنُ (= kami, kita) untuk Mudzakkar maupun Muannats.

2. MUKHATHAB ( مُخَاطَب ) atau lawan bicara (orang kedua). Terdiri dari:
a) Mufrad: أَنْتَ (= engkau) untuk Mudzakkar dan أَنْتِ untuk Muannats.
b) Mutsanna: أَنْتُمَا (= kamu berdua) untuk Mudzakkar maupun Muannats.
c) Jamak: أَنْتُمْ (= kalian) untuk Mudzakkar dan أَنْتُنَّ untuk Muannats.

3. GHAIB ( غَائِب ) atau tidak berada di tempat (orang ketiga). Terdiri dari:
a) Mufrad: هُوَ (= dia) untuk Mudzakkar dan هِيَ untuk Muannats.
b) Mutsanna: هُمَا (= mereka berdua) untuk Mudzakkar maupun Muannats.
c) Jamak: هُمْ (= mereka) untuk Mudzakkar dan هُنَّ untuk Muannats.

Posting yang berhubungan.

Sumber : Arabindo

Kata Ganti Bahasa Arab Dhamir




ضَمِيْر Dhamir atau "kata ganti" ialah Isim yang berfungsi untuk menggantikan atau mewakili penyebutan sesuatu/seseorang maupun sekelompok benda/orang. Dhamir termasuk dalam golongan Isim Ma'rifah.

Contoh:
أَحْمَدُ يَرْحَمُ اْلأَوْلاَدَ
= Ahmad menyayangi anak-anak
هُوَ يَرْحَمُهُمْ
= Dia menyayangi mereka

Pada contoh di atas, kata أَحْمَدُ diganti dengan هُوَ(=dia), sedangkan الأَوْلاَد (=anak-anak) diganti dengan هُمْ(=mereka).

Kata هُوَ dan هُمْ dinamakan Dhamir atau Kata Ganti.

Menurut fungsinya, ada dua golongan Dhamir yaitu:

1) DHAMIR RAFA' ( ضَمِيْر رَفْع ) yang berfungsi sebagai Subjek.
2) DHAMIR NASHAB ( ضَمِيْر نَصْب ) yang berfungsi sebagai Objek.

Dhamir Rafa' dapat berdiri sendiri sebagai satu kata, sedangkan Dhamir Nashab tidak dapat berdiri sendiri atau harus terikat dengan kata lain dalam kalimat.

Dalam kalimat: هُوَ يَرْحَمُهُمْ (= Dia menyayangi mereka):
- Kata هُوَ (=dia) adalah Dhamir Rafa', sedangkan:
- Kata هُمْ (=mereka) adalah Dhamir Nashab.

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Huruf Hiragana Jepang





Click huruf untuk mengetahui cara penulisan dan contoh kata


あ(a)    い(i)    う(u)    え(e)    お(o)


か(ka)    き(ki)    く(ku)    け(ke)    こ(ko)


さ(sa)    し(shi)    す(su)    せ(se)    そ(so)


た(ta)    ち(chi)    つ(tsu)    て(te)    と(to)


な(na)    に(ni)    ぬ(nu)    ね(ne)    の(no)


は(ha)    ひ(hi)    ふ(fu)    へ(he)    ほ(ho)


ま(ma)    み(mi)    む(mu)    め(me)    も(mo)


や(ya)    ゆ(yu)    よ(yo)


ら(ra)    り(ri)    る(ru)    れ(re)    ろ(ro)


わ(wa)    を(o)


ん(n)


Bahasa Jepang Terima Kasih Kembali

Bahasa Jepang Terima Kasih

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Bahasa Jepang Untuk Pemula Pelajaran 1




Dalam bahasa Indonesia, susunan kalimat terdiri dari subjek, predikat, dan objek. Dalam kalimat sederhana dapat juga susunannya hanya subjek dan predikat saja.

Contoh :

Saya Ummiega

Subjek/pokok kalimat : Saya
Predikat : Ummiega

Dalam bahasa jepang, susunannya sebagai berikut :

Subjek + wa + predikat + desu.

Watashi wa Ummiega desu.
わたし は Ummiega 

Subjek : Watashi (saya)

Wa : Penghubung subjek dan predikat

Predikat : Ummiega

Desu : dibaca des, huruf e diucapkan seperti pada kata esok. Desu merupakan ciri bentuk waktu sekarang dan kalimat positif.

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Bahasa Mandarin Nomor 1 Sampai 5




Serupa tapi tak sama, itulah antara bahasa jepang dan bahasa mandarin. Khususnya dalam bilangan atau nomor. Silahkan perhatikan nomor 1 sampai dengan 5 bahasa mandarin dan bahasa jepang, terdapat kesamaan bentuk huruf dan arti namun berbeda dalam pengucapan.

Bahasa Mandarin :

1. 一 ( yi, diucapkan : i )
2. 二 ( er : el, liang )
3. 三 ( san : san )
4. 四 ( si, se )
5. 五 ( wu : u )

Bahasa Jepang :

1. 一 ( いち : ichi )
2. 二 ( に : ni )
3. 三 ( さん : san )
4. 四 ( し, よん, よ一 : shi, yon, yoo )
5. 五 ( ご : go )

Bahasa Jepang Nomor 1 Sampai 5





1. 一 ( いち : ichi )
2. 二 ( に : ni )
3. 三 ( さん : san )
4. 四 ( し, よん, よ一 : shi, yon, yoo )
5. 五 ( ご : go )
  • 1. 一 ( いち : ichi )
  • 2. 二 ( に : ni )
  • 3. 三 ( さん : san )
  • 4. 四 ( し, よん, よ一 : shi, yon, yoo )
  • 5. 五 ( ご : go )

Bahasa Jepang Mengerti Adalah Wakarimasu




分かりました(わかりました)
Wakarimashita (wakarimasta/menunjukkan waktu lampau atau sudah seperti past tense dalam bahasa inggris)
Saya mengerti, saya paham / I see., I understand., I get it.

Bentuk negatif dengan menambah kata せん/sen.
分かりません(わかりません)
Wakarimasen ( huruf "e" pada "sen" seperti bunyi pada kata "esok"
Saya tidak mengerti, saya tidak paham / I don't know., I can't understand., I'm not sure., No idea.

Contoh kalimat :
日本語を分かりま
Nihongo o wakarimasu (nihongo o wakarimas/akhiran masu, menunjukkan waktu saat ini seperti simple present tense dalam bahasa inggris)
Saya mengerti bahasa jepang.

日本語を分かりまん
Nihongo o wakarimasen.
Saya tidak mengerti bahasa jepang.

Dapat juga menggunakan kata :

理解する(りかいする)
Rikai suru
Mengerti, paham / understand, comprehend, grasp, apprehend

Kalimat negatif :

理解していない
Rikai shite inai.
Tidak mengerti, tidak paham.

Contoh kalimat :

日本語を理解していない
Nihongo o rikai shite imasu
Saya tidak mengerti bahasa jepang.

Kanji 理/ri, bila berdiri sendiri artinya : alasan, prinsip, keadilan, benar, kebenaran.
Kanji 解/kai, bila berdiri sendiri mempunyai bunyi dan arti yang berbeda. Contohnya :
解せない(げせない)gesenai : tidak mengerti / can not understand

Cara Penulisan Huruf Ka Hiragana Jepang





Bentuk huruf "Ka" hiragana serta cara penulisannya seperti dibawah ini, arahkan mouse pada huruf.


Contoh kata :
Untuk melatih ingatan step penulisan huruf "Ka", ikuti gerakan penulisan huruf "Ka" tersebut dengan menggerakkan jari telunjuk minimal 10 kali.
Contoh kata :


さ : kasa : payung.
い : kai : kerang.
か : suika : semangka.
い : merah.
い : dunia.


Contoh kalimat :


れ は さ 
Kore wa kasa desu.
Ini adalah payung.


Latihan 6 huruf hiragana. Pilih jawaban yang benar. Klik pada gambar yang mana huruf "A" hiragana :




  • Klik untuk tahu ini huruf apa
  • Huruf apakah ini? Klik untuk tahu ini huruf apa
  • Huruf apakah ini? Klik untuk tahu ini huruf apa
  • Huruf apakah ini? Klik untuk tahu ini huruf apa
  • Huruf apakah ini? Klik untuk tahu ini huruf apa

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Doumo Arigatou Gozai-masu




Doumo Arigatou gozai-masu adalah tulisan romaji jepang yang artinya Terima kasih banyak. Dapat juga mengucapkan Arigatou gozai-masu yang artinya Terima kasih. Atau mengucapkan hanya Arigatou yang artinya Terima kasih.

Arigatou gozai-masu, tulisan hiragana seperti ini :
ぁりガとう ございます

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どうも ぁりガとう ございます

Terima kasih dalam bahasa jepang dapat dilihat disini. Huruf hirgana jepang dan cara penulisan huruf hiragana jepang dapat dilihat disini.


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Bahasa Jepang Ayahmu Adalah Otoosan




Untuk menyebut ayah kita sendiri dalam bahasa jepang adalah Chichi, sedangkan untuk menyebut ayah orang lain adalah otoosan, お父さん(おとうさん)

Arahkan mouse pada image kanji Chichi dibawah untuk mengetahui step penulisan.


Contoh otoosan : ayahmu, dalam kalimat :

お父さん は 先生 です か

Otoosan wa sensei desuka?.

お父さん : Otoosan : ayahmu
は : ha, diucapkan wa sebagi penghubung subjeck dan kata benda
先生 : sensei : guru ( kata benda )
です : desu, menunjukan waktu simple present dan bentuk sopan.
か : ka, artinya "Apakah", berada di akhir kalimat. Untuk kalimat yang predikatnya kata sifat dan kata benda.

Kanji Jepang Ayahku Adalah Chichi




Arahkan mouse pada image kanji Chichi dibawah untuk mengetahui step penulisan.


Contoh Chichi: ayahku, dalam kalimat :

父 は 先生 です

Chichi wa sensei desu. (diucapkan : Cici wa sensei des, huruf e pada kata sensei dan des, diucapkan seperti pada kata "esok".

父 : chici : ayahku
は : ha, diucapkan wa sebagi penghubung subjeck dan kata benda
先生 : sensei : guru ( kata benda )
です : desu, menunjukan waktu simple present dan bentuk sopan.

Bahasa Jepang Selamat Berkenalan




Dalam bahasa inggris ketika pertama kali berkenalan kita mengucapkan "How do you do? Nice to meet you."

Dalam bahasa jepang, ketika berkenalan mengucapkan :

初めまして,(はじめまして ), hajimemashite (diucapkan, hajimemasite, huruf "e" pada kata "me" dan "te", diucapkan seperti pada kata "esok".
How do you do? Selamat berkenalan.

どうぞ宜しく , (どうぞよろしく ), doozo yoroshiku.
Nice to meet you. Senang bertemu anda/senang berkenalan dengan anda.

Contoh dalam percakapan perkenalan :

Ummiega : わたし は Ummiega す, どうぞよろしく. ( watashi wa Ummiega desu, doozo yoroshiku : saya Ummiega, senang berkenalan dengan anda ), diucapkan watasi wa Ummiega des, huruf "e" pada kata "des" diucapkan seperti pada kata "esok").


Om Rame : わたし は Om Rame す, どうぞよろしく.  ( watashi wa Om Rame desu, doozo yoroshiku : saya Om Rame, senang berkenalan dengan anda ).


Ummiega : Om Rame ん は レ-ア の い  ( om Rame san wa mareshia no gakusei desuka : apakah Om Rame mahasiswa malaysia?)


Om Rame : わたし は インドネシア の  ( iie, watashi wa Indonesia no gakusei desu : bukan, saya mahasiswa Indonesia. )
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