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Genki Lesson 3 Quiz (5) Answer

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Translate the following conversations between Mary & Takeshi into Japanese.



なん [nan] vs. なに [nani] for “What”

The kanji for “what” is 何. The kanji can be read as either なん [nan] or なに [nani]. The following the rules for なん [nan] VS なに [nani].


1. Use なん [nan]

  • Before counters (asking number)

    Example:いま、なんじ ですか。= What time is it now?


  • Before words starting with d-, t-, or n-sounds

    Example:これは なん ですか。= What is this?


2. Use なに [nani]

  • The other cases.

    Example:なにを のみますか。= What will you drink?

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