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    This document provides a lesson on counting numbers from 0 to 9 in Japanese and asking for contact information such as phone numbers, email addresses, and home addresses in Japanese. It gives the pronunciation for the numbers and teaches phrases to ask for this contact information, including "Denwa bangou oshiete?" for a phone number and "Meru adoresu oshiete?" for an email address. It then provides 3 sample situations demonstrating asking for and confirming contact information between different individuals in Japanese.

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    Nihongo:> こんにちは みなさん!

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    This document provides a lesson on counting numbers from 0 to 9 in Japanese and asking for contact information such as phone numbers, email addresses, and home addresses in Japanese. It gives the pronunciation for the numbers and teaches phrases to ask for this contact information, including "Denwa bangou oshiete?" for a phone number and "Meru adoresu oshiete?" for an email address. It then provides 3 sample situations demonstrating asking for and confirming contact information between different individuals in Japanese.

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    Nihongo :>

    こんにちは みなさん!
    Topic 3 Session 4
    “Counting numbers from 0-9”
    I. Counting
    0 – zero ( ze is pronounced as zen not as zebra)
    1 – ichi いち
    2 – ni に
    3 - san さん
    4 – yon よん
    5- go ご
    6 – roku ろく
    7 – nana なな
    8 – hachi はち
    9 – kyuu きゅう
    10 – juu じゅう
    II. Asking for a friend’s number
    P1: Denwa bangou oshiete? (Please tell me your number/Can I have your
    number?)
    P2: Un. Iiyo. (Yes, ok) ###########
    P1: Arigatou.
    III. In case you’re getting a friends contact number and you miss some parts
    (di narinig or medj nalito sa numbers)
    P1: Denwa bangou oshiete?
    P2: Uun. Iiyo. ########
    P1: *confused; di nakuha/nabingi bigla* Gomen(informal)/ Sumimasen (formal),
    mouichido onegai. [Sorry, please repeat.]

    IV. Reading phone numbers

    Example:

    0916-498-3597

    The dash (-) is pronounced/read as “no”

    If you will read the phone number above it will be like this:

    “Zero, kyuu, ichi, roku, no(indicates the hyphen), yon, kyuu, hachi, no,
    san, go, kyuu, nana”

    V. Other information na pwedeng hingin


    - Denwa bangou – phone number
    - Meru-adoresu – email address
    - Juusho – home address

    When asking someone these information, the format will be the same:
    ________________ oshite.

    You just have to place denwa bangou, meru adoresu or juusho on the blank
    depending on what you want to ask them.
    Situation 1:
    Ayessa and Czareen went to a party. Suddenly, Czareen saw a handsome
    guy and decided to get his number. It turns out that the guy was Japanese. Good
    thing Czareen learned Nihongo when she was in high school so he approached the
    guy.

    Czareen: Denwa bangou oshiete?


    Guy: Un. Iiyo. Zero, kyuu, yon, go, no, san, zero, nana, no, yon, zero, ni, nana
    desu.
    Czareen(nabingi) : Uh, gomen, mouchido onegai.
    Guy: Zero, kyuu, yon, go, no, san, zero, nana, no, yon, zero, ni, nana desu. (0945-
    307-4027)
    Czareen: Arigatou

    Situation 2 (formal)
    Ayessa went to a restaurant to meet a client named Ms. Sophia. In order to
    contact her, she wanted to get her email address.

    Ayessa: meru adores oshiete?


    Sophia : Un. Iiyo. mssophia@gmail.com desu
    Ayessa: Sumimasen, mouichido onegai.
    Sophia: mssophia@gmail.com desu
    Ayessa: Arigatou gozaimasu.

    Situation 3
    Eiyhel wanted to send her gift to her friend from the province.
    Unfortunately, they changed their home address.
    Eiyhel: Juusho oshiete.
    Friend: E.Pantaleon St. Mandaluyong City
    Eiyhel: Arigatou.

    Okay that’s all everyone. Now please write your reflection 

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