Japanese Language Basics (new post 13 - pronouns)

[xX Catgirl - Pierce Xx]

If you want to hear the sounds, this site doesn't seem too bad...
http://www.tokyowithkids.com/fyi/hiragana_chart.html

And if you can't SEE the characters, you may have to install a japanese language pack onto your computer.
(most of this is written in "SHIFT-JIS" - a type of japanese computer code)
Here's the program I used to type it ^.^
http://www.physics.ucla.edu/~grosenth/jwpce.html  

[xX Catgirl - Pierce Xx]

ＢＡＳＩＣ　ＶＯＷＥＬ　ＳＯＵＮＤＳ
Ａ ＝ (short-O sound)
Ｉ ＝ (long-E sound)
Ｕ ＝ (double "oo" sound, like "cool" )
Ｅ ＝ (short-E sound)
Ｏ ＝ (long-O sound)
(japanese doesn't have double sounds for letters) continue below...

ＲＯーＭＡＪＩ　ｖｓ　ＨＩＲＡＧＡＮＡ　ｖｓ　ＫＡＴＡＫＡＮＡ
Ａ　＝　あ　＝　ア
Ｉ　＝　い　＝　イ
Ｕ　＝　う　＝　ウ
Ｅ　＝　え　＝　エ
Ｏ　＝　お　＝　オ
(instead they have double letters for each sound) ^.^
[don't even get me started on kanji] X.X  

[xX Catgirl - Pierce Xx]

ＡＤＤＩＮＧ　ＣＯＮＳＯＮＡＮＴ　ＳＯＵＮＤＳ
(most consonants don't get their own letter -
- they're just added to a vowel to make a new single letter) [the only exception is "N" ]

ＲＯーＭＡＪＩ　ｖｓ　ＨＩＲＡＧＡＮＡ　ｖｓ　ＫＡＴＡＫＡＮＡ
ＫＡ　＝　か　＝　カ
ＫＩ　＝　き　＝　キ
ＫＵ　＝　く　＝　ク
ＫＥ　＝　け　＝　ケ
ＫＯ　＝　こ　＝　コ

ＳＡ　　＝　さ　＝　サ
ＳＨＩ　＝　し　＝　シ
ＳＵ　　＝　す　＝　ス
ＳＥ　　＝　せ　＝　セ
ＳＯ　　＝　そ　＝　ソ

ＴＡ　　＝　た　＝　タ
ＣＨＩ　＝　ち　＝　チ
ＴＳＵ　＝　つ　＝　ツ
ＴＥ　　＝　て　＝　テ
ＴＯ　　＝　と　＝　ト

ＮＡ　＝　な　＝　ナ
ＮＩ　＝　に　＝　ニ
ＮＵ　＝　ぬ　＝　ヌ
ＮＥ　＝　ね　＝　ネ
ＮＯ　＝　の　＝　ノ

ＨＡ　＝　は　＝　ハ
ＨＩ　＝　ひ　＝　ヒ
ＦＵ　＝　ふ　＝　フ
ＨＥ　＝　へ　＝　ヘ
ＨＯ　＝　ほ　＝　ホ

ＭＡ　＝　ま　＝　マ
ＭＩ　＝　み　＝　ミ
ＭＵ　＝　む　＝　ム
ＭＥ　＝　め　＝　メ
ＭＯ　＝　も　＝　モ

ＹＡ　＝　や　＝　ヤ
ＹＵ　＝　ゆ　＝　ユ
ＹＯ　＝　よ　＝　ヨ

ＲＡ　＝　ら　＝　ラ
ＲＩ　＝　り　＝　リ
ＲＵ　＝　る　＝　ル
ＲＥ　＝　れ　＝　レ
ＲＯ　＝　ろ　＝　ロ

ＷＡ　＝　わ　＝　ワ
Ｏ　　＝　を　＝　ヲ

Ｎ　＝　ん　＝　ン

Some differences in these japanese characters are...
"shi" - "chi" - "tsu" - "fu" (because "si" - "ti" - "tu" - "hu" don't exist)
ALSO... "yi" - "ye" don't exist at all.
AND... "wo" is pronounced "o" (long-O sound) because it's only used as an "object marker" now.
FINALLY... "N" is the only consonant that can stand on it's own.

EXPLANATION THAT I WAS GIVEN FROM SOMEONE ELSE!!!
That is because for one, the "wo" sound was never much used in Japanese, mostly as the object marker "ke-ki o tabetai" = "I want to eat cake"
With time, the "w" sound was dropped and the object marker became simply "o"
You'll only ever use を as object marker, that is the sole factor that distinguishes it from the "conventional" お
But it has some use while looking at a text in Japanese
It gives a good idea of the sentence structure since you automagically know there's an object marker  

[xX Catgirl - Pierce Xx]

ＲＯーＭＡＪＩ　ｖｓ　ＨＩＲＡＧＡＮＡ　ｖｓ　ＫＡＴＡＫＡＮＡ
(additional characters can be created by adding a "dakuten" or a "handakuten" to the character)

ＧＡ　＝　が　＝　ガ
ＧＩ　＝　ぎ　＝　ギ
ＧＵ　＝　ぐ　＝　グ
ＧＥ　＝　げ　＝　ゲ
ＧＯ　＝　ご　＝　ゴ

ＺＡ　＝　ざ　＝　ザ
ＪＩ　＝　じ　＝　ジ
ＺＵ　＝　ず　＝　ズ
ＺＥ　＝　ぜ　＝　ゼ
ＺＯ　＝　ぞ　＝　ゾ

ＤＡ　＝　だ　＝　ダ
ＪＩ　＝　ぢ　＝　ヂ
ＺＵ　＝　づ　＝　ヅ
ＤＥ　＝　で　＝　デ
ＤＯ　＝　ど　＝　ド

ＢＡ　＝　ば　＝　バ
ＢＩ　＝　び　＝　ビ
ＢＵ　＝　ぶ　＝　ブ
ＢＥ　＝　べ　＝　ベ
ＢＯ　＝　ぼ　＝　ボ

ＰＡ　＝　ぱ　＝　パ
ＰＩ　＝　ぴ　＝　ピ
ＰＵ　＝　ぷ　＝　プ
ＰＥ　＝　ぺ　＝　ペ
ＰＯ　＝　ぽ　＝　ポ

Did anyone notice that some symbols have the same sound?

EXPLANATION THAT I WAS GIVEN FROM SOMEONE ELSE!!!
You'll next to never see づ. Only in some situations does tradition call for its use, or sometimes in manga to put emphasis on some SFX
ず and づ are basically pronounced the same
The way they are pronounced will depend on their position in the word, not the character used
So it is safe to say they are the same, but forget about づ for all practical purposes
That is because some sounds just "loldon'texist" in Japanese
That is the case with じ and ぢ as well
You'll rarely if ever see ぢ
(I'm not sure, but I guess the same goes for their katakana counterparts)  

[xX Catgirl - Pierce Xx]

ＲＯーＭＡＪＩ　ｖｓ　ＨＩＲＡＧＡＮＡ　ｖｓ　ＫＡＴＡＫＡＮＡ
(the final set of hiragana and katakana characters are created by shrinking "ya" - "yu" - "yo" and adding it to another character)
(and yes, all these sets of 2 characters are considdered "JUST ONE CHARACTER" - called a "glide" )

ＫＹＡ　＝　きゃ　＝　キャ
ＫＹＵ　＝　きゅ　＝　キュ
ＫＹＯ　＝　きょ　＝　キョ

ＳＨＡ　＝　しゃ　＝　シャ
ＳＨＵ　＝　しゅ　＝　シュ
ＳＨＯ　＝　しょ　＝　ショ

ＣＨＡ　＝　ちゃ　＝　チャ
ＣＨＵ　＝　ちゅ　＝　チュ
ＣＨＯ　＝　ちょ　＝　チョ

ＮＹＡ　＝　にゃ　＝　ニャ
ＮＹＵ　＝　にゅ　＝　ニュ
ＮＹＯ　＝　にょ　＝　ニョ

ＨＹＡ　＝　ひゃ　＝　ヒャ
ＨＹＵ　＝　ひゅ　＝　ヒュ
ＨＹＯ　＝　ひょ　＝　ヒョ

ＭＹＡ　＝　みゃ　＝　ミャ
ＭＹＵ　＝　みゅ　＝　ミュ
ＭＹＯ　＝　みょ　＝　ミョ

ＲＹＡ　＝　りゃ　＝　リャ
ＲＹＵ　＝　りゅ　＝　リュ
ＲＹＯ　＝　りょ　＝　リョ

ＧＹＡ　＝　ぎゃ　＝　ギャ
ＧＹＵ　＝　ぎゅ　＝　ギュ
ＧＹＯ　＝　ぎょ　＝　ギョ

ＪＡ　＝　じゃ　＝　ジャ
ＪＵ　＝　じゅ　＝　ジュ
ＪＯ　＝　じょ　＝　ジョ

ＢＹＡ　＝　びゃ　＝　ビャ
ＢＹＵ　＝　びゅ　＝　ビュ
ＢＹＯ　＝　びょ　＝　ビョ

ＰＹＡ　＝　ぴゃ　＝　ピャ
ＰＹＵ　＝　ぴゅ　＝　ピュ
ＰＹＯ　＝　ぴょ　＝　ピョ

EXPLANATION THAT I WAS GIVEN FROM SOMEONE ELSE!!!
small... ya, yu and yo... are used for the standard "glides"
However, "glides" are to be treated as stand-alone sounds, not as two separate sounds
やゃ　ゆゅ　よょ

Small o, e, i, u and a are non-standard
They're only used in informal writing to denote trailing vowels and the end of words or onomatopeia
おぉ　えぇ　いぃ　うぅ　あぁ

Small wa is only used in the rare kwa or gwa
わゎ

The small tsu doubles the following consonant and is completely different
ぢゅ is a single vowel/chroneme, but in "matte kudasai" (please wait),
which would be "まって ください", the small tsu represent a chroneme alone
In other words, you pronounce it "ma-t[more or less a pause before the rest of the word]-te kudasai"
"ma-t-te ku-da-sa-i"
つっ

ＮＯＴＥ　ー　ＴＨＥＲＥ　ＡＲＥ　ＭＯＳＴ　ＬＩＫＥＬＹ
ＥＶＥＮ　ＭＯＲＥ　ＲＡＲＥ　ＣＨＡＲＡＣＴＥＲＳ
ＴＨＡＴ　Ｉ　ＤＯＮ’Ｔ　ＫＮＯＷ　ＡＢＯＵＴ　V.V  

[xX Catgirl - Pierce Xx]

Also note that what you see here is a
"Computerized Japanese Font" !
Actual "written" Japanese looks slightly different.
The most noticable change is in the character "ki"
(check the pictures below for written japanese characters - I know my hands shake, so the lines may look a tad squiggly in spots ^^; )

Hiragana 1
Hiragana 2
Hiragana 3
Katakana 1
Katakana 2
Katakana 3  

[xX Catgirl - Pierce Xx]

Q&A:
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あなた　の　なまえ　わ　なん　です　か？
Ａｎａｔａ　ｎｏ　ｎａｍａｅ　ｗａ　ｎａｎ　ｄｅｓｕ　ｋａ？
What's your name?

わたし　の　なまえ　わ。。。 "Insert name here"
Ｗａｔａｓｈｉ　ｎｏ　ｎａｍａｅ　ｗａ。。。 "Insert name here"

やまぐち　みき　ー　Ｙａｍａｇｕｃｈｉ　Ｍｉｋｉ
My name is Miki Yamaguchi.
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あなた　わ　なん　です　か？
Ａｎａｔａ　ｎａｎ　ｄｅｓｕ　ｋａ？
What are you?

わたし　わ　おとこ　の　ひと　です。
Ｗａｔａｓｈｉ　ｗａ　ｏｔｏｋｏ　ｎｏ　ｈｉｔｏ　ｄｅｓｕ。
わたし　わ　おんな　の　ひと　です。
Ｗａｔａｓｈｉ　ｗａ　ｏｎｎａ　ｎｏ　ｈｉｔｏ　ｄｅｓｕ。
わたし　わ　おとこ　の　こ　です。
Ｗａｔａｓｈｉ　ｗａ　ｏｔｏｋｏ　ｎｏ　ｋｏ　ｄｅｓｕ。
わたし　わ　おんな　の　こ　です。
Ｗａｔａｓｈｉ　ｗａ　ｏｎｎａ　ｎｏ　ｋｏ　ｄｅｓｕ。

I'm a... "man, woman, boy, girl"
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どこ　から　きました　か？
Ｄｏｋｏ　ｋａｒａ　ｋｉｍａｓｈｉｔａ　ｋａ？
Where are you from?

わたし　わ。。。 (Insert country here)
Ｗａｔａｓｈｉ　ｗａ。。。 (Insert country here)

あめりかじん　です　ー　ａｍｅｒｉｋａｊｉｎ　ｄｅｓｕ
I'm an american.



ＯＲ。。。
かなだじん　です　ー　ｋａｎａｄａｊｉｎ　ｄｅｓｕ　(Canada)
ふらんすじん　です　ー　ｆｕｒａｎｓｕｊｉｎ　ｄｅｓｕ　(France)
いぎりすじん　です　ー　Ｉｇｉｒｉｓｕｊｉｎ　ｄｅｓｕ　(Britain)
おおすとらりあじん　です　ー　Ｏｏｓｕｔｏｒａｒｉａｊｉｎ　ｄｅｓｕ　(Australia)
かんこくじん　です　ー　ｋａｎｋｏｋｕｊｉｎ　ｄｅｓｕ　(Korea)
すええでんじん　です　ー　Ｓｕｅｅｄｅｎｊｉｎ　ｄｅｓｕ　(Sweden)
ちゅうごくじん　です　ー　Ｃｈｕｕｇｏｋｕｊｉｎ　ｄｅｓｕ　(China)

I do not know any others at the moment.
But finding one shouldn't be too hard, if anyone is curious...  

[xX Catgirl - Pierce Xx]

がんばって！　ー　ｇａｎｂａｔｔｅ　（Hold on, Go for it, Keep at it, Hang in there）

Commonly used words:

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いい　ー　ｉｉ　ー　Good
だめ　ー　ｄａｍｅ　ー　Bad
はい　ー　ｈａｉ　ー　Yes
いいえ　ー　ｉｉｅ　ー　No
こんにちは　ー　ｋｏｎｎｉｃｈｉｗａ　ー　Hello
さようなら　ー　ｓａｙｏｕｎａｒａ　ー　Goodbye
これ　ー　ｋｏｒｅ　ー　This
それ　ー　ｓｏｒｅ　ー　That
ありがとう　ー　ａｒｉｇａｔｏｕ　ー　Thank You
わたし　ー　ｗａｔａｓｈｉ　ー　I (formal)

カラオケ　ー　Karaoke
かみかぜ　ー　Kamikaze (not commonly used) >.<
からて　ー　Karate
アニメ　ー　Anime
まんが　ー　Manga
ふとん　ー　Futon (mattress)
ローマじ　ー　Romaji (japanese written with english characters, instead of japanese characters)
つなみ　ー　Tsunami
さむらい　ー　Samurai
にんじゃ　ー　Ninja

So if you heard someone say... "nani kore"
They are saying... "What's this?"  

[xX Catgirl - Pierce Xx]

Ｔｉｍｅ　ｔｏ　ｓｔｕｄｙ　すうじ！　（ｓｕｕｊｉ）＝(numbers)

いち　＝　ｉｃｈｉ　＝　one
に　＝　ｎｉ　＝　two
さん　＝　ｓａｎ　＝　three
よん　＝　ｙｏｎ　＝　four
ご　＝　ｇｏ　＝　five

ろく　＝　ｒｏｋｕ　＝　six
しち　＝　ｓｈｉｃｈｉ　＝　seven
はち　＝　ｈａｃｈｉ　＝　eight
きゅう　＝　ｋｙｕｕ　＝　nine
じゅう　＝　ｊｕｕ　＝　ten

When refering to YEN (en) - You might see... "go en", "juu en" - (that's five yen and ten yen)
That would be　ごえん　or　ゴエン　and　じゅうえん　or　ジュウエン
In kanji, it's　五円　and　十円　which is what you're most likely to see.

However with years (nen) it's telling the number of the year, not how many years there are.
So "san nen" and "shichi nen" (that's year three and year seven)
That would be　さんねん　or　サンネン　and　しちねん　or　シチネン
In kanji, it's　三年　and　七年　which is what you're most likely to see.
(note that "shichi nen" is pronounced "shchi nen" with the first "i" sound dropped)
(japanese has a tendency of dropping some of the sounds when spoken as a sentence)

じゅういち　＝　ｊｕｕｉｃｈｉ　＝　eleven
じゅうに　＝　ｊｕｕｎｉ　＝　twelve
じゅうさん　＝　ｊｕｕｓａｎ　＝　thirteen
じゅうよん　＝　ｊｕｕｙｏｎ　＝　fourteen
じゅうご　＝　ｊｕｕｇｏ　＝　fifteen

Notice that we're just adding "ten" to the start to add it together, this works only up to "nineteen"
For example...

じゅうろく　＝　ｊｕｕｒｏｋｕ　＝　sixteen
じゅうしち　＝　ｊｕｕｓｈｉｃｈｉ　＝　seventeen
じゅうはち　＝　ｊｕｕｈａｃｈｉ　＝　eighteen
じゅうきゅう　＝　ｊｕｕｋｙｕｕ　＝　nineteen

Once after nineteen, you must count the number of tens before adding the final numbers.
For example...

にじゅう　＝　ｎｉｊｕｕ　＝　twenty
さんじゅう　＝　ｓａｎｊｕｕ　＝　thirty
よんじゅう　＝　ｙｏｎｊｕｕ　＝　fourty
ごじゅう　＝　ｇｏｊｕｕ　＝　fifty
ろくじゅう　＝　ｒｏｋｕｊｕｕ　＝　sixty
ななじゅう　＝　ｎａｎａｊｕｕ　＝　seventy
はちじゅう　＝　ｈａｃｈｉｊｕｕ　＝　eighty
きゅうじゅう　＝　ｋｙｕｕｊｕｕ　＝　ninety

Note that seventy is NOT "shichijuu" - that's because some of the numbers have different ways of saying them.
And some even use both ways depending on the dialect. For example...
four = "yon", "shi", or "yo"
seven = "shichi", or "nana"
nine = "kyuu", or "ku"

That means that you can use either...
juuyon -or- juushi
juushichi -or- juunana
juukyuu -or- juuku

Doing it like this means that you are using "counters" - "ten" is a counter that has to be counted before the rest can be added.
For example, if you wanted to say "fifty-five" - it would sound like this...　ごじゅうご　(gojuugo)
A hundred and a thousand are other counters...

ひゃく　＝　ｈｙａｋｕ　＝　hundred
せん　＝　ｓｅｎ　＝　thousand

Though some counters are changed slightly as you count, for example...

さんびゃく　＝　ｓａｎｂｙａｋｕ　＝　three hundred
ろっぴゃく　＝　ｒｏｐｐｙａｋｕ　＝　six hundred
はっぴゃく　＝　ｈａｐｐｙａｋｕ　＝　eight hundred
さんぜん　＝　ｓａｎｚｅｎ　＝　three thousand
はっせん　＝　ｈａｓｓｅｎ　＝　eight thousand

The higher up counters are...

いちまん　＝　ｉｃｈｉｍａｎ　＝　ten thousand
じゅうまん　＝　ｊｕｕｍａｎ　＝　hundred thousand
ひゃくまん　＝　ｈｙａｋｕｍａｎ　＝　million
せんまん　＝　ｓｅｎｍａｎ　＝　ten million
いちおく　＝　ｉｃｈｉｏｋｕ　＝　hundred million

Never assume what a number will be, by simply grouping all the digits between the apostrophes.
For example...

285,719　＝　ｎｉｊｕｕｈａｃｈｉｍａｎ　ｇｏｓｅｎ　ｎａｎａｈｙａｋｕ　ｊｕｕ　ｋｙｕ
＝　にじゅうはちまん　ごせん　ななひゃく　じゅう　きゅ  

[xX Catgirl - Pierce Xx]

COLORS !!!
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Some colors are adjectives and some are nouns ^.^

Adjective:
しろい　＝　ｓｈｉｒｏｉ　＝　white
くろい　＝　ｋｕｒｏｉ　＝　black
あおい　＝　ａｏｉ　＝　blue
あかい　＝　ａｋａｉ　＝　red
みどり　＝　ｍｉｄｏｒｉ　＝　green

For adjectives, just put them before the noun.
あかい　りんご　＝　ａｋａｉ　ｒｉｎｇｏ　＝　red apple
くろい　かみ　＝　ｋｕｒｏｉ　ｋａｍｉ　＝　black paper



Nouns:
ちゃいろ　＝　ｃｈａｉｒｏ　＝　brown
きいろ　＝　ｋｉｉｒｏ　＝　yellow
おれんじいろ　＝　ｏｒｅｎｊｉ　ｉｒｏ　＝　orange
はいいろ　＝　ｈａｉｉｒｏ　＝　grey
ぴんく　＝　ｐｉｎｋｕ　＝　pink

But to connect two nouns together, add the　の　"no"　symbol.
きいろ　の　ぼうし　＝　ｋｉｉｒｏ　ｎｏ　ｂｏｕｓｈｉ　＝　yellow hat
はいいろ　の　くるま　＝　ｈａｉｉｒｏ　ｎｏ　ｋｕｒｕｍａ　＝　grey car  

[xX Catgirl - Pierce Xx]

Days of the week !!!

きょう　は　なんようび　です　か？
Ｋｙｏｕ　ｗａ　ｎａｎ’ｙｏｕｂｉ　ｄｅｓｕ　ｋａ？
What day is it?

にちようび　です。
Ｎｉｃｈｉｙｏｕｂｉ　ｄｅｓｕ。
It is Sunday.

げつようび　＝　ｇｅｔｓｕｙｏｕｂｉ　＝　monday
かようび　＝　ｋａｙｏｕｂｉ　＝　tuesday
すいようび　＝　ｓｕｉｙｏｕｂｉ　＝　wednesday
もくようび　＝　ｍｏｋｕｙｏｕｂｉ　＝　thursday
きんようび　＝　ｋｉｎ’ｙｏｕｂｉ　＝　friday

どようび　＝　ｄｏｙｏｕｂｉ　＝　saturday
にちようび　＝　ｎｉｃｈｉｙｏｕｂｉ　＝　sunday
ひ　＝　ｈｉ　＝　day
きょう　＝　ｋｙｏｕ　＝　today
あした　＝　ａｓｈｉｔａ　＝　tomorrow

(note that once again the "i" is dropped when saying "ashita" so it sounds like "ashta" )

きょう　は　きにょうび　です。
Ｋｙｏｕ　ｗａ　ｋｉｎ’ｙｏｕｂｉ　ｄｅｓｕ。
Today is Friday.

あした　は　どようび　です。
Ａｓｈｉｔａ　ｗａ　ｄｏｙｏｕｂｉ　ｄｅｓｕ。
Tomorrow is saturday.

(note that also AGAIN "ha" is used for "wa" when written in japanese characters)  

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Random New Words ^.^
おか　＝　ｏｋａ　＝　Hill
いく　＝　ｉｋｕ　＝　Go

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Names of the months of the year !!!

いちがつ　＝　ｉｃｈｉｇａｔｓｕ　＝　January
にがつ　＝　ｎｉｇａｔｓｕ　＝　February
さんがつ　＝　ｓａｎｇａｔｓｕ　＝　March
しがつ　＝　ｓｈｉｇａｔｓｕ　＝　April
ごがつ　＝　ｇｏｇａｔｓｕ　＝　May
ろくがつ　＝　ｒｏｋｕｇａｔｓｕ　＝　June
しちがつ　＝　ｓｈｉｃｈｉｇａｔｓｕ　＝　July
はちがつ　＝　ｈａｃｈｉｇａｔｓｕ　＝　August
くがつ　＝　ｋｕｇａｔｓｕ　＝　September
じゅうがつ　＝　ｊｕｕｇａｔｓｕ　＝　October
じゅういちがつ　＝　ｊｕｕｉｃｈｉｇａｔｓｕ　＝　November
じゅうにがつ　＝　ｊｕｕｎｉｇａｔｓｕ　＝　December

Notice that the months are listed out by counting them.
January is month 1 or "ichi" thus "ichigatsu"
And November is month 11 or "juuichi" thus juuichigatsu

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It is September.
ｋｕｇａｔｓｕ　ｄｅｓｕ。　＝　くがつです。　＝　九月です(+kanji)

It is April.
ｓｈｉｇａｔｓｕ　ｄｅｓｕ。　＝　しがつです。　＝　四月です(+kanji)  

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Pronouns !!!
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それら　＝　ｓｏｒｅｒａ　＝　those
ぼく　＝　ｂｏｋｕ　＝　me (male informal)
あたし　＝　ａｔａｓｈｉ　＝　me (female informal)
あなた　＝　ａｎａｔａ　＝　you
わたしたち　＝　ｗａｔａｓｈｉｔａｃｈｉ　＝　we

note that watashitachi is pronounced "watash tachi" (the "i" is silent)
And anyone remember that "sore" is "that" ?

かれ　＝　ｋａｒｅ　＝　he
かのじょ　＝　ｋａｎｏｊｏ　＝　she
かれら　＝　ｋａｒｅｒａ　＝　they (masculine)
かのじょたち　＝　ｋａｎｏｊｏｔａｃｈｉ　＝　they (feminine)
あなたたち　＝　ａｎａｔａｔａｃｈｉ　＝　you (plural)

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