Going to a Destination - Japanese Lesson 4

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In this lesson you will learn how to express going to a destination.

Vocabulary:

Ikimasu = to go
Ikimasen = (negative) to go
Ikimashita = (past) to go
Ikimasen deshita = (past negative) to go
depato = department store
shigoto = work
pati = party
eki = station
kyou = today
kino = yesterday
ashita = tomorrow
asatte = day after tomorrow
ototoi = day before yesterday
hai = yes
iie = no

Sentence structure:

place + ni + Ikimasu (or other tense of the verb)

To create a question sentence in Japanese, use the word "Ka" at the end of the sentence:

ka = ?

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  • does ikimashita mean i went?

  • @kendra21234 Yes.

  • can someone tell me please what ikimasen means

    please

  • @kendra21234 "ikimasen" means "not going to", eg. "Eki ni ikimasen" is "not going to the station".

  • What does she say at 5:55

  • @MiguelParkerQ She says "ii desu ne" which roughly translates to "sounds good" or "that's good"

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  • I LIKE HER i have now learned everything of lesson 1,2,3,4 now im going to 5 :D

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  • very good sensei

  • Very good video. =)

    It really help to improve the pronunciation.

  • i'm learning how the read, write and speak at the same time. These clips help me improve my speaking skills and as for the writing an reading, i'm learning from a book.

    Keep up the good work JapanNYC

  • @MiguelParkerQ

    "blblb. yeeh next one!"

  • D: i didnt found lesson 3 D: ... i like this woman ! :D

  • arigatou gosaimas!!! :)

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