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CD Transcript Japanese:Layout 1 LEVEL 1 japanese behind the wheel An Innovative and Effective Language Program that Ensures Maximum Results with Minimal Effort SERIES FOUNDED BY MARK FROBOSE Macmillan Audio Behind the Wheel Japanese Level 1. Copyright © 2009 by Macmillan Audio. All rights reserved. Previously published in another form by Language Dynamics, copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. For more information, address Macmillan Audio, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10010. www.macmillanaudio.com AUDIO TRANSCRIPT This transcript is written in ro¯maji using the Hepburn romanization system. Instead of traditional Japanese characters, ro¯maji represents Japanese using the Latin alphabet, thereby simplifying this complex language and making it more readily accessible to English speakers. It is an efficient way to learn to speak Japanese without requiring the years of study needed to master the written language. There is only one accent mark used in the Hepburn romanization system. It appears over the letters O and U (o¯ and u¯) and indicates a long vowel sound. CD 1 you later. Mata ato de aimasho¯. • See you tomorrow. Mata ashita aimasho¯. • Where are Track 1 you from (fam)? Doko no shusshin desu ka? I want. Watashi wa hoshii. • I like. Watashi • I am from the United States. Watashi wa wa suki desu. • I’m going to. Watashi wa Amerika no shusshin desu. • I am from suru tsumori desu. • I have to. Watashi wa Japan. Watashi wa Nihon no shusshin desu. shinakereba naranai. • I need. Watashi wa • The United States Amerika • Japan Nihon hitsuyo¯ desu. • yes hai • no iie • one ichi • • the key kagi • a book hon • a car kuruma • two ni • three san house ie • year toshi • month tsuki • day hi • one day ichinichi • two days futsuka • three Track 2 days mikka • a man or the man dansei • a my name is watashi no namae wa • My woman or the woman josei • problem name is Noriko. Watashi no namae wa mondai • telephone denwa • desk tsukue • Noriko desu. • My name is Mark. Watashi no bank ginko¯ • money kane • reservation namae wa Maaku desu. • What is your name yoyaku • hotel hoteru • hotel room hoteru no (fam)? Onamae wa nan desu ka? • What is heya your name (form)? Anata no onamae wa nan desu ka? • Nice to meet you. Aete Track 3 totemo ureshii desu. • Likewise. Yo¯na.• window mado • door doa • bathroom toire • Hello. Konnichiwa. • Good morning. Ohayo¯ train station eki • street michi • ticket kippu • gozaimasu. • General greeting until 5:00 in airport hiko¯jo¯ • plane hiko¯ki • airport hiko¯jo¯ the afternoon Konnichiwa. • Good evening, used after 5:00 in the afternoon Konbanwa. Track 4 • Good night, used just before going to bed Please. Onegai shimasu. • Thank you. Oyasumi nasai. • Goodbye. Sayo¯nara. • See Arigato¯ gozaimasu. • You’re welcome. Do¯ 2 AUDIO TRANSCRIPT itashimashite. • I like. Watashi wa suki desu. work. Watashi wa hataraku koto ga dekiru. • • I want. Watashi wa hoshii. • I can. Watashi to work hataraku • I watashi wa • I can work. wa dekiru. • I have to. Watashi wa Watashi wa hataraku koto ga dekiru. • to do shinakereba naranai. • to talk or speak or to make suru • I can make. Watashi wa hanasu • to get eru • to sleep nemuru • to suru koto ga dekiru. • I can see. Watashi wa travel ryoko¯ suru • to go out dekakeru • to miru koto ga dekiru. • to see miru • I watashi give ageru • to eat taberu • to walk aruku • wa • I can see. Watashi wa miru koto ga to dance odoru • to work hataraku • to go dekiru. • I can learn. Watashi wa manabu iku • to swim oyogu • to do or to make suru • koto ga dekiru. to see miru • to write kaku • to learn manabu Track 8 Track 5 I want to talk. Watashi wa hanashitai. • I like I want to eat. Watashi wa tabetai. • to eat to talk. Watashi wa hanasu no ga suki desu. taberu • I watashi wa • to talk or speak • I can talk. Watashi wa hanasu koto ga hanasu • I want to speak. Watashi wa dekiru. • to eat taberu • I want to eat. hanashitai. • to dance odoru • I want to Watashi wa tabetai. • I like to eat. Watashi dance. Watashi wa odoritai. • to go iku • I wa taberu koto ga suki desu. • I can eat. want to go. Watashi wa ikitai. • to learn Watashi wa taberu koto ga dekiru. • to go iku manabu • I want to learn. Watashi wa • I want to go. Watashi wa ikitai. • I like to manabitai. • to eat taberu • I want to eat. go. Watashi wa iku no ga suki desu. • I can Watashi wa tabetai. go. Watashi wa iku koto ga dekiru. • I have to talk. Watashi wa hanasanakereba naranai. Track 6 • I have to talk. Watashi wa hanasanakereba I want to talk. Watashi wa hanashitai. • I like naranai. • to work hataraku • I have to work. to talk. Watashi wa hanasu no ga suki desu. Watashi wa hatarakanakereba naranai. • I • I like to eat. Watashi wa taberu no ga suki have to work. Watashi wa hatarakanakereba desu. • I like to work. Watashi wa hataraku naranai. • I can get. Watashi wa eru koto ga no ga suki desu. • to work hataraku • I dekiru. • I want to go. Watashi wa ikitai. • I watashi wa • I like to work. Watashi wa like to go. Watashi wa iku no ga suki desu. • hataraku no ga suki desu. • I want to work. I can go. Watashi wa iku koto ga dekiru. • I Watashi wa hatarakitai. • I like to see. have to go. Watashi wa ikanakereba naranai. Watashi wa miru no ga suki desu. • I like to • I like to go out. Watashi wa dekakeru no ga go out. Watashi wa dekakeru no ga suki suki desu. • I want to learn Japanese. desu. Watashi wa nihongo o manabitai. • Japanese (language) nihongo • to learn Track 7 manabu • I watashi wa I can talk. Watashi wa hanasu koto ga dekiru. • I can talk. Watashi wa hanasu koto Track 9 ga dekiru. • I can sleep. Watashi wa nemuru I want to learn Japanese. Watashi wa koto ga dekiru. • to eat taberu • I can eat. nihongo o manabitai. • to walk aruku • to Watashi wa taberu koto ga dekiru. • I can work hataraku • I have to work. Watashi wa AUDIO TRANSCRIPT 3 hatarakanakereba naranai. • I can walk. cool, and it rains. Haru wa samuku ame ga Watashi wa aruku koto ga dekiru. • to travel furu. • In the summer, it’s hot, and it’s very ryoko¯ suru • I want to travel. Watashi wa sunny. Natsu wa atsuku tottemo hareru. • In ryoko¯ ga shitai. the winter, it’s cold, and it snows a lot. Fuyu wa samuku yuki ga takusan furu. • In the fall, Track 10 it’s cool. Aki wa samui. • to travel ryoko¯ suru the days of the week yo¯bi • Monday • I want to travel. Watashi wa ryoko¯ ga shitai. getsuyo¯bi • Tuesday kayo¯bi • Wednesday • to pay harau • to order (food) chu¯mon suru suiyo¯bi • Thursday mokuyo¯bi • Friday kin’yo¯bi • Saturday doyo¯bi • Sunday Track 14 nichiyo¯bi I want to talk. Watashi wa hanashi ga shitai. • You want to talk. Anata wa hanashi ga Track 11 shitai. • I watashi wa • you anata wa • I like month tsuki • January ichigatsu • February to talk. Watashi wa hanashi ga suki desu. nigatsu • March sangatsu • April shigatsu • You want to talk. Anata wa hanashi ga shitai. May gogatsu • June rokugatsu • July • I like to eat. Watashi wa taberu no ga suki shichigatsu • August hachigatsu • desu. • You like to eat. Anata wa taberu no September kugatsu • October ju¯gatsu • ga suki desu. November ju¯ichigatsu • December ju¯nigatsu Track 15 Track 12 You like to eat. Anata wa taberu no ga suki one ichi • two ni • three san • four yon • five desu. • Do you like to eat? Anata wa taberu go • six roku • seven nana • eight hachi • no ga suki desu ka? • You want to talk. nine ku • ten ju¯ • eleven ju¯ichi • twelve ju¯ni • Anata wa hanashitai. • Do you want to talk? one, January ichi, ichigatsu • two, February Anata wa hanashitai desu ka? • You can pay. ni, nigatsu • three, March san, sangatsu • Anata wa harau koto ga dekiru. • to pay four, April shi, shigatsu • five, May go, harau • you anata wa • You can pay. Anata gogatsu • six, June roku, rokugatsu • seven, wa harau koto ga dekiru. • Can you pay? July shichi, shichigatsu • eight, August Anata wa harau koto ga dekimasu ka? hachi, hachigatsu • nine, September ku, kugatsu • ten, October ju¯, ju¯gatsu • eleven, Track 16 November ju¯ichi, ju¯ichigatsu • twelve, to talk or speak hanasu • to sing utau • to December ju¯ni, ju¯nigatsu • How old are you sleep nemuru • to travel ryoko¯ suru • to go (form)? Nenrei wa nan sai desu ka? • I am out dekakeru • to give ageru • to eat taberu • twenty-one years old. Watashi wa niju¯ issai to walk or go on foot aruku • to pay harau • desu. • I am fifty years old. Watashi wa to wait matsu • to work hataraku • to play, as gojussai desu. in, to play outside asobu • to go iku • to do or to make suru • to see miru • to write kaku Track 13 • to learn manabu • to order chu¯mon suru • season kisetsu • winter fuyu • spring haru • You like to work. Anata wa hataraku no ga summer natsu • fall aki • In the spring, it’s suki desu. • Do you like to work? Anata wa 4 AUDIO TRANSCRIPT hataraku no ga suki desu ka? • You have to iu no desu ka? • What color is it? Nan no iro go. Anata wa ikanakereba naranai. • Do you desu ka? • It’s red. Sore wa aka desu. • red have to go? Anata wa ikanakereba naranai aka • white shiro • It’s red.
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