Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Prapa Sangthongsuk
Takashi Miura
Yasujiro Takei
Naoko Takatsuka
Jun Arai
Dilrukshi Rathnayake
Naho Komatsubara
First Print - 2016
Second Print - 2017
Third Print - 2019
ISBN 978-955-25-0430-3
you that you should make the maximum use of these textbooks and
protect them well. I sincerely hope that this textbook would assist you
to obtain the expertise to become a virtuous citizen with a complete
personality who would be a valuable asset to the country.
W. M. Jayantha Wickramanayaka,
Commissioner General of Educational Publications,
Educational Publications Department,
Isurupaya,
Battaramulla.
2019.04.10
This text has organized to train the students for general conversations after
learning simple grammar lessons.
In the learning and teaching process, most of text books should start from
the beginning and gradually getting advance and if you missed a part it is
difficult to continue to the next lesson or level.
But the lessons in this text are completely different from each other and
therefore students have a chance to study each lesson with a new start and
no need to worry about the previous ones.
This text has divided as part I and part II. The part is doing in grade 10
and part is for grade 11. A girl named Koharu, her school friends and her
school activities have become the source of the text.
Each text is included subtitles as
. At the beginning of the text,
it makes students to compare the Japanese grammar patterns with their
mother language. At the end of the lesson students are able to do a
self-estimation on what they have learnt.
This is a text recommended in Thai students who are learning Japanese as
an optional subject. We have edited Tai version of this text book according to
the ordinary level syllabus of Sri Lanka. The type of this text is something
different from former texts and we think that the text
will be something new and interesting.
Arai Jun
Dilrukshi Rathnayake
Komatsubara Naho
Thai version editor board
Prapa Sangthongsk
Takashi Miura
Yasujiro Takei
Naoko Takatsuka
Assistant Translators
Dilshani Jayathilake
Jayathilaka - Assistant Lecturer, University of Kelaniya.
Wathsala De Silva - Teacher, Girls’high school, Mt. Lavinia.
Dilani Rathnayaka - Teacher, Sirimavo Bandaranayaka Vidyalaya, Colombo 07.
Nimesha Dayarathna - Assistant Lecturer, University of Kelaniya.
Dulani Balasuriya - Assistant Lecturer, University of Kelaniya.
Danushi Udeshika - Assistant Lecturer, University of Kelaniya.
Agra Illukpitiya - Assistant Lecturer, University of Kelaniya. (Sinhala & English Editor)
Udani Balasooriya - Assistant Lecturer, University of Kelaniya. (English Translator)
Sugitha Srikantharajah - Assistant Lecturer, University of Kelaniya. (Tamil Translator)
Supervision
W. M. Jayantha Wickramanayaka
Commissioner General of Educational Publications.
Co-Ordination
Madhubhashini Deldeniya,
National Institute of Education, Maharagama.
Art editor
Asitha Liyanage, University of Kelaniya.
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わたしの なまえは こはるです。
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わたしは 15さいです。
スリランカは とてもきれいです。
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きました。
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Unit 29 サッカーが 好きです。
ともだちと はなしましょう。
スポーツ
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Unit 29 サッカーが 好きです。
29 課
好き
よみかた:す・き
いみ:Like
かきじゅん:
掘 串櫛釧屑屈掘
れんしゅう
好き
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Unit 30 すてきな とけいですね。
30 課
日本
よみかた:にほん
いみ:Japan
かきじゅん
隔 較郭閣隔
釜 株兜竃蒲釜
れんしゅう
日本
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Unit 31 かばんの 中に なにが ありますか。
31 課
中
よみかた:なか
いみ:in, inside
かきじゅん:
碍 慨概涯碍
れんしゅう
本
よみかた:ほん
いみ:book
かきじゅん:
釜 株兜竃蒲釜
れんしゅう
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Unit 35 桜を 見たことが ありますか。
35 課
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いみ:sakura
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れんしゅう
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Unit 36 14 さいです。
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よみかた:ちち、お・とう・さん
いみ:father
かきじゅん
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れんしゅう
お父さん
母、お母さん
よみかた:はは、お・かあ・さん
いみ:mother
かきじゅん
蝉 説雪絶舌蝉
れんしゅう
お母さん
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37 課
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よみかた:せんせい
いみ:teacher
かきじゅん
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れんしゅう
先生
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教室
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れんしゅう
教室
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41課
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れんしゅう
電話
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Unit 44 カラオケに 行きませんか。
44課
食べます
よみかた:たべ・ます
いみ:to eat
かきじゅん
残 纂蚕讃賛酸餐斬暫残
れんしゅう
食べます
買い物
よみかた:か・い・もの
いみ:shopping
かきじゅん
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埖 垰埃埆埔埒埓堊埖
れんしゅう
買い物
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Unit 46 休みに えいがを 見ました。
46課
休みます
よみかた:やす・みます
いみ:to rest
かきじゅん
蹴 舟蒐衆域讐蹴
れんしゅう
休みます
読みます
よみかた:よ・みます
いみ:to read
かきじゅん
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れんしゅう
読みます
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48
Japanese Sports
Introduction
Do you love sports? What kind of sports do you like? What are the sports that
you play usually? What kind of sports do you watch often? Let s think about
Japanese sports
Japanese people do love sports. They enjoy doing many sports as both summer
sports and winter sports. In addition, Japan hosts main international sport
meets which includes many sports. Japan has hosted both summer and winter
Olympics on three occasions. For instance, Tokyo summer Olympics in 1964,
Sapporo winter Olympics in 1972, Nagano winter Olympics in 1998.
Modern Japanese people pay more attention to be healthy. Therefore, working
Japanese people usually work out and when we consider about the elderly
rcentage is increasing up to more than 40%.
Moreover, many people enjoy watching sports instead of doing them. Soccer,
Baseball, Marathon and Sumo are some of those entertaining sports in Japan.
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Present the details you have collected about Japanese sports by watching
Japanese TV programs and talking to your Japanese friends Write them
down
Questions
1. TV exercise
2. Radio exercise
3. Video exercise
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2. What are the correct Sumo techniques from the followings?
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3. Which Japanese national women s team won the world cup for the first
time in 2011?
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What are the similarities and the differences between
Japanese and Sri Lankan sports? Discuss with your group and write
them down
Similarities Differences
Activity 1
Let s do radio calisthenics while watching
the video
Activity 2
Let s do paper Sumo game Decide names of the players and play the
game with your friends Use the dialog in lesson 29
Summary
Make a note in English about what you learned today
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Products
Product ?
Products.
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Let’s talk about what we know
Present the details you have collected about Japanese people and their
products, by watching Japanese TV programs and talking to Japanese
friends. Note them down.
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Questions
1. Cup noodles were innovated by a Japanese in 1970s. Who were the reason
behind this innovation?
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2. This tool created by a Japanese company. For what can we use this?
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Activity
Look at the pictures that given bellow and think about an innovation
which can be useful for people who are suffering from natural
disasters such as floods, earthquakes etc Draw a picture of your
innovation and explain it to the class.
Summary
Make a note in English about what you learned today
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50
Japanese High School and Junior
High School Students and Their
Expenses
Introduction
Do you get a pocket money from your parents for your daily needs? If you get a
pocket money what do you do with that How will Japanese junior high school
and high school students manage their pocket money?
Let s compare your daily expenditures with junior high school and high school
students in Japan
Even junior high school students need some money to spend their after school time
and holidays with their friends. They spend money at fast food shops, restaurants
and karaoke centers. Koharu also gets a fixed amount of pocket money every month
and special money gifts for birthdays and for the New Year.
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243
Present the details you have collected about monetary usage of junior high
school by watching Japanese TV programs and talking to your Japanese
friends Note them down
Questions
1 How many Nori lunch packs can buy from a monthly pocket money of a
Japanese junior high school student?
i 3
ii 10
iii 30
iv 50
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2 Most of the High school students in Japan use mobile phones How many
Nori lunch packs can you buy with the use of monthly phone charge?
i 3 to 5
ii 5 to 10
iii 7 to 10
iv 17 to 30
3 What is the correctpercentage of students who are doing part time jobs in
Japan?
i 50
ii 40
iii 30
iv 20
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4 When Japanese primary students, junior high school students, high
school students were questioned if they think that, Money is very
Which
1 Primary students.
What are the similarities and the differences between the way of
spending money of Japanese and Sri Lankan students? Discuss with your
group and write them down.
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Similarities Differences
Activity
Get into groups and discuss about a one topic from the topics given
below. Also, compare your details with the details given in the text
Topic 01 How much of pocket money do you get for your daily needs?
Topic 02 How much is the monthly expenditure of the students who use
mobile phones?
Topic 03 What is the percentage of the students who has an experience
of doing part time jobs?
Topic 04 How many friends of you think that, Money is very important ?
Summary
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51
Transportation Facilities in Japan
Introduction
How do you go to school?
How do you go for shopping, and for picnics? What kind of vehicles do you like?
There are non-descript vehicles in Japan What kind of vehicles do you think that
Japanese people use to go by? For instance, go for shopping, go to school and
for picnics Find the vehicles you think that Japanese people use in their day-to-
day lives.
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what we know
Discuss the details you have collected about the transport facilities in
Japan by watching Japanese TV programs and talking to your Japanese
friends Write them down
Questions
1 About 35,000
2 About 350,000
3 About 3,500,000
4 About 35,000,000
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02 Chikatetsu Midosuji-sen is an underground train in Osaka How does the
station signals the people when the train is about to leave?
1 By a sound of a siren.
2 By a sound of a whistle.
3 By a sound of a buzzer.
4. By a sound of a music.
3 Below displayed machine can certainly see in Japanese buses. For what this
machine is using?
1 To buy tickets
3 To take money
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4 Select the fastest one from below displayed animals and vehicles.
1 Cheetah
2 Falcon
3 Shinkansen
4 Sword fish
What are the similarities and the differences between the transport
facilities in Japan and Sri Lanka? Discuss with your group and write them
down
Similarities Differences
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Activity
Summary
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52
Culture among Japanese Young Generation
Introduction
Have you heard about Japanese cartoons, animations, and songs that popular
among Japanese young generation? Do you like modern fashions of young
generation? Let s find out more about the modern culture of Japanese young
generation
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Discuss the details you have collected about the modern culture
established in Japanese young generation by watching Japanese TV
programs and talking to your Japanese friends
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254
Questions
1 Which J -Pop music style was a hit recently in 2012 Mark for
1 2 3
4 5
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2 Among below displayed fashions of Japanese youngsters, which fashion
can be often seen in towns for real?
1 Workout outfits.
1 2 3 4
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03 Theseare very famous cartoons in Japan Match the correct story with
the each cartoon theme given below
1 No dame Cantabile
2 Dragon Ball
3 One piece
4 Nana
A A story of two girls, who had same names but different qualities,
became friends and had their own life styles.
B A story of becoming a successful musician.
C A story of finding seven balls to be granted only a one wish.
D A story of pirates who battled to obtain a great treasure.
What are the similarities and the differences between Japanese and
Sri Lankan fashions of young generation as you learned? Discuss with
your group and note them down
Similarities Differences
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Activity
If you got a chance to introduce Sri Lankan fashion of young
generation to your Japanese friends, how are you going to introduce?
Draw a picture and introduce it to the class
Summary
Make a note in English about what you learned today
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53
Lifetime of Japanese People
Introduction
What kind of a life do you spend from your birth to death? Let s talk about
Japanese lifetime comparing to Sri Lankans while looking at the examples of
Koharu s life
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259
Present the details you have collected about the lifetime of Japanese people
by watching Japanese TV programs and talking to Japanese friends Write them
down
Questions
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2. What is the correct office dress code that wear by Japanese female
graduates?
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4. Most of the retired Japanese women spend their leisure time by learning
foreign languages. Then what will be retired men doing during their leisure
time?
1 2 3 4
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262
What are the similarities and the differences between the lifetime of Japanese
and Sri Lankan people? Discuss with your group and write them down
Similarities Differences
Activity
Draw a picture about My Lifetime refer to Koharu s lifetime on the first
page of this lesson Discuss about your own picture with your teacher and
friends
Summary
Make a note in English about what you learned today
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54
Shopping Styles of Japanese
Introduction
Do you like shopping? To what kind of shops do you usually go? What do you buy
from those shops you go? Let s talk about shopping styles of Japanese people
comparing to Sri Lanka
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264
Present the details you have collected about shopping styles of Japanese
by watching Japanese TV programs and talking to Japanese friends Write
them down
Questions
1. Normally it costs Rs. 150 to buy a lunch box in Sri Lanka. How much
will it cost in Japan?
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2. What are the things that you can buy from a Hyakuen shop? Mark
for can buy items and mark × for cannot buy items.
1. CD 2. Slippers
5. Plants 6. Sashimi
7. Computer 8 Dictionary
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Let s discuss the similarities and the differences between the shopping styles
of Japanese and Sri Lankan people
Similarities Differences
Activity
What are the goods that you usually buy? Where can you buy them? Why do
you buy them? Compare these facts with Koharu and fill in the blanks.
Summary
Make a note in English about what you learned today
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Japanese Festivals
Introduction
As same as Sri Lankans, Japanese do celebrate their cultural festivals
throughout the year Let s talk about Japanese festivals comparing to Sri
Lankan festivals
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talk about what we know
Present the details you have collected about Japanese festivals, by
watching Japanese TV programs and talking to Japanese friends
Note them down
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269
Questions
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270
2 These are the pictures of holy Mikoshi which uses for Japanese
traditional events From below given acts, which act is the not allowed act
towards ?
Hold it by women.
4. Shakeit hard.
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3. This sweet can be seen only in
the festival stores. What can be
the main ingredient of it? 1 Cherry
Sakuranbo
2 Chocolate
3 Apple
4 Boiled egg
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Activity
Make a Sri Lankan festival circle refer to the following Japanese festival
circle
January
Summary
Make a note in English about what you learned today
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Japanese History
Introduction
Do you know about the Japanese history? There is two eras of Japanese
history. They are, the period, which Japanese had foreign affairs and the
period when Japanese had no foreign affairs. Because of being open to the
world, Japan obtained different cultures and technology from foreign
countries, and being unopen to the world, they developed unique cultural
qualities inside the J out more about the Japanese history.
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Questions
1 Due to foreign affairs, what are the things that entered Japan?
1 Kanji
2 Buddhism
3 Christianity
4 English
2 When Japan had no affairs with outsiders, Kyoto ruled the country
by being the capital city of Japan. How long Kyoto continued as the
capital city of Japan?
i 100 years
ii 300 years
iv 1000 years
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3 During the period that Japan had connections with the world; a
samurai united the country at the end of samurai period.
Who is that samurai from following people?
1 Oda Nobunaga
2 Toyotomi Hideyoshi
3 Yamada Nagamasa
4 Tokugawa Iyeyasu
1 Akafune
2 Shirofune
3 Kanefune
4 Kurofune
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05 What are the things that were introduced in the blooming
period of foreign affairs?
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What are the similarities and the differences between Japanese
and Sri Lankan history? Discuss with your group and write them
down
Similarities Differences
Activity
Refer the following chart of Japanese historical events and
complete the next part of the chart adding Sri Lankan historical
events that take place in same periods
Summary
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4. ckJ fUj;jpw;fika kpfg; nghUj;jkhd tpilia
gpd;tUtdtw;Ws; ,Ue;J Njh;e;njLf;Ff.
ag;ghdpy; Muk;gepiy> fdp];lepiy kw;Wk; caHepiy ghlrhiy
khztHfsplk; gzk; kpfTk; Kf;fpakhdjhFk; vd;w fUj;J
njhlh;ghf Nfl;lwpag;gl;ljpy; kpfTk; Kf;fpakhdJ vd tpilaspj;j
tPjk; mjpfkhff; fhzg;gLtJ.
3
gzj;ijr; nrytpLk; Kiw njhlh;ghf ag;ghdpa ghlrhiy
khzth;fSf;Fk;> ,yq;if ghlrhiy khztHfSf;Fk; ,ilapyhd
xw;Wik> Ntw;Wikfs; gw;wp FOf;fshf fye;JiuahLf. mt;thW
fye;Jiuahba tplaq;fis Fwpf;fTk;.
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Xw;Wik Ntw;Wik
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ePq;fs; jpdKk; vt;thW ghlrhiy nry;fpd;whP ;fs; ?
nghUl;fs; thq;fr; nry;Yk; NghJk;> Rw;Wyh nry;Yk; NghJk; vg;gb
nry;tPh;fs;? vt;tifahd thfdq;fis tpUk;GfpwPHfs; ?
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ag;ghdpd; Nghf;Ftuj;J Kiwfs; gw;wp ag;ghdpa ez;gHfsplk;
Nfl;lwpe;j tpguq;fisAk; ag;ghdpa njhiyf;fhl;rp ghHj;J njupe;J
nfhz;l tpguq;fisAk; ez;gHfSld; fye;JiuahlTk.; mt;
tpguq;fisf; Fwpj;Jf; nfhs;sTk;.
1. mz;zsthf 35>000
2. mz;zsthf 350>000
3. mz;zsthf 3500>000
4. mz;zsthf 35000>000
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2. rpfnjl;R kpnjhR[p - nrd; xrhfh efupd; Ruq;f Gifapuj
khHf;fq;fspy; xd;whFk;. Gifapujk; Gwg;gLtij kf;fSf;Fj;
njhptpf;Fk; Gifapuj epiya rkpQ;ir gpd;tUtdtw;Ws; vJ?
1. gw;Wr;rl
P L
; ngWtjw;F.
2. gaz ,yf;if Nfl;lwpe;J nfhs;tjw;F.
3. gzk; vLg;gjw;F.
4. fl;lzk; nrYj;Jtjw;F
1. rpWj;ij Gyp
2. uhrhspg; gwit
3. fLfjp Gifapujk;.
4. ];thl; kPd;.
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Nghf;Ftuj;J trjpfs; njhlh;ghf ,yq;if kw;Wk; ag;ghd; Mfpa
ehLfSf;fpilapyhd xw;Wik> Ntw;Wikfs; gw;wp FOf;fshf
fye;JiuahLf. mt;thW fye;Jiuahba tplaq;fis Fwpf;fTk;.
Xw;Wik Ntw;Wik
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ePq;fs; ag;ghdpa Nfypr; rpj;jpuk;> mdpNk]d; kw;Wk; ,sk;
rKjhaj;jpdhpilNa gpurpj;jp ngw;w ag;ghdpa ghly;fs; gw;wp
mwpe;Js;sPh;fsh? ePh; ,sk; rKjhaj;jpdhpilNa gpurpj;jp ngw;w
ag;ghdpa etehfhpfj;ij tpUk;Gfpd;wPuh? ehk; ,g;NghJ ,d;iwa
ag;ghdpa ,sk; rKjhaj;jth;fspilNa fhzg;gLk; etehfhpfk; gw;wp
mwpNthk;.
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ag;ghdpa ,sk; r%f etehfhpfk; tphptile;jijg; gw;wp ag;ghdpa
ez;gHfsplk; Nfl;lwpe;J my;yJ ag;ghdpa njhiyf;fhl;rpia ghHj;J
mwpe;j tpguq;fis midtUlDk; fye;JiuahLf. me;j tpguq;fisf;
Fwpj;Jf; nfhs;sTk;.
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1. 2012 k; Mz;by; ve;j rq;fPj eil gpurpj;jp ngw;wJ? nghUj;jkhd
tpilf;F FwpaPLk; nghUj;jkw;w tpilf;F FwpaPLk; ,Lf.
1 2 3
4 5
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2. fPo; fhl;Lg;gl;Ls;s ag;ghdpa ,sk; rKjhaj;jthpd; etehfhpfq;fspy;
cz;ikapy; efug; gFjpfspy; mjpfkhff; fhzg;gLk;; etPd uf Mil
vJ?
1 2 3 4
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3. ag;ghdpy; gpurpj;jkhd rpy fhl;^d; glq;fs; fPNo fhl;lg;gl;Ls;sd.
xt;nthU fhl;^d; gl fUg;nghUSf;Fk; nghUj;jkhd fijiag;
gpd;tUtdtw;wpypUe;J NjHe;njLf;fTk;.
elnk fd;ugpyp
buhfd; Nghy;
td; gP];
ehdh
Xw;Wik Ntw;Wik
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,yq;ifapd; ,sk; rKjhaj;jthpd;; etehfhpfk; gw;wp ag;ghdpa
ez;gHfSf;F mwpKfg;gLj;j ckf;F XH re;jHg;gk; fpilj;jhy;
mjid vt;thW mwpKfg;gLj;j tpUk;GtPh;? fPNo nfhLf;fg;gl;Ls;s
ml;ltizapy; glk; tiue;J tpsf;Ff.
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gpwg;G njhlf;fk; ,wg;G tiu ePH vt;thwhd xU tho;f;ifia tho
tpUk;Gfpd;wPh?; nfh`W tpd; Mal;fhyj;ij cjhuzkhf nfhz;L
ag;ghdpahpd; tho;f;ifapy; epfOk; gy;NtW epfo;Tfis ,yq;ifAld;
xg;gpl;L mwpNthk;.
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ag;ghdpa ez;gHfsplk; Nfl;lwpe;Jk; ag;ghdpa njhiyf;fhl;rp ghHg;gjd;
%yKk; ag;ghdpaupd; Mal;fhyk; gw;wp ePH mwpe;J nfhz;l tpguq;fis
midtH Kd;epiyapYk; $Wf. ePH ngw;Wf; nfhz;l tpguq;fis Fwpf;f.
305
1. Foe;ij gpwj;jy; kw;Wk; jpUkz epfo;T Nghd;w tpohf;fspd; NghJ
ag;ghdpaH tpNrlkhd NrhW jahhpg;gh;. gpd;tUtdtw;Ws; rupahd
tpiliaj; njupT nra;f
2.mRfpNghQ;rp
1. trgp ,lg;gl;l tpijNrHj;jrptGepwkhd
gr;irepwr; NrhW NrhW
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2. ag;ghdpa ngz; gl;ljhupfs; njhopYf;Fr; nry;Yk; NghJ nghJthf
mzpAk;; cil gpd;tUtdtw;wpy; vJ ?
1. rl;il 2. rk;gpujhafpNkhNdh
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3. gytpjkhd ag;ghdpa jpUkz Kiwfspy; kpfTk; gpurpj;jp ngw;w
3. jpUkzKiw
gytpjkhd ag;vJ ?
ghdpa jpUkz Kiwfspy; kpfTk; gpurpj;jp ngw;w
jpUkzKiw vJ?
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1. fpwp];jt Kiwg;gb mike;j Njthya jpUkzk;.
2.
1. ngsj;j
fpwp]; jtKiwg; gb
Kiwg;gbmike;
mike; jjMyaj;
Njthya jpUkzk; . .
jpUkzk;
3.
2. Mly; ghlYld; $ba jpUkzk; .
ngsj;j Kiwg;gb mike;j Myaj; jpUkzk;.
4.
3. rpe;Njhrpak;
Mly; Kiwg;
ghlYld; gb mike;
$ba j . Nfhapy; jpUkzq;fs;.
jpUkzk;
4. rpe;Njhrpak; Kiwg;gb mike;j Nfhapy; jpUkzq;fs;.
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5. ag;ghdpahpd; rkhjp mikg;G fPo;tUk; ve;j tbj;jpy; mikf;fg;gLfpd;wJ?
1 2 3 4
xw;Wik Ntw;Wik
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,g; Gj;jfj;jpd; Kjyhk; gf;fj;jpy; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;sthW nfh`Wtpd;
tho;f;ifia Mjhukhff; nfhz;L ePu; ckJ tho;T gw;wpa glj;ij
tiue;J ghHf;fTk;. ckJ tiuglk; njhlhh;ghf ez;gHfs; kw;Wk;
MrpupaHfSld; fye;JiuahlTk;.
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ag;ghdpa ez;gHfsplk; Nfl;gjd; %yk; my;yJ ag;ghdpa
njhiyf;fhl;rp ghHg;gjd; %yk; ag;ghd; nghUl;nfhs;tT gw;wp
ePH njupe;J nfhz;l tpguq;fis midtH Kd;epiyapYk;
$Wf.
ePH ngw;Wf; nfhz;l tpguq;fis Fwpj;Jf; nfhs;f.
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2. fPo; fhl;lg;g
; l;Ls;s nghUl;fspy; filapy; thq;ff; $ba
nghUl;fs; vit? mf; filapy; thq;ff; $ba nghUl;fs; ,Ug;gpd;
me;jg; mtw;Wf;F FwpaPli
; lAk; mt;thW my;yhj nghUl;fSf;F
FwpaPli; lAk; ,Lf.
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nghUl;nfhs;tdT Kiw njhlh;ghf ,yq;if kw;Wk; ag;ghDf;F
,ilapyhd xw;Wik Ntw;Wikfis FOf;fshf fye;Jiuahb
vOjTk;.
Xw;Wik Ntw;Wik
ePqf
; s; toikahf nfhs;tdT nra;Ak; nghUl;fs; vit? vq;Nf mg;
nghUl;fis nfhs;tdT nra;a KbAk;? ,j;jifa tplaq;fis
nfh`WTld; xg;gpl;Lf; fPo;tUk; ml;ltizia G+Hj;jp nra;f.
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,yq;ifapy; Mz;L KOtJk; gy;NtW gz;biffs; nfhz;lhlg;gLtJ
Nghd;Nw ag;ghdpYk; gy;NtW gz;biffs; nfhz;lhlg;gLfpd;wd. mg;
gz;biffs; njhlh;ghf ,yq;ifAld; xg;gpl;L Nehf;FNthk;.
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ag;ghdpy; eilngWfpd;w gz;biffs; gw;wp ag;ghdpa
ez;gHfsplk; Nfl;L my;yJ ag;ghdpa njhiyf;fhl;rp ghHj;J
njupe;J nfhz;l tpguq;fis Kd;itf;fTk;. Kd;itj;j
fUj;Jf;fis vOjTk;.
1. fPot
; Utdtw;wpy; xt;nthU ag;ghdpa gz;biffspd; NghJ tpNrlkhf
jahhpf;fg;gLk; czT tiffs; vit?
1. GJ tUl nfhz;lhl;lk; (ij)
2. nrj;Rgd; (khrp)
3. uq;fNdh nrf;F (itfhrp)
4. Ckpnrhfh (khh;fop)
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2. fPo; fhl;lg;gl;Ls;sitkpnfhrp gz;bifAld; njhlh;Gila
glq;fshFk;. ,J ag;ghdpa tpohf;ffspy; xd;whFk;. fPo; cs;s
glq;fSs; fhl;lg;gl;Ls;s ,g; gz;bifapd; NghJ nra;af; $lhjJ
gpd;tUtdtw;Ws;
vJ?
1. ngz;fspdhy; Jhf;FtJ
4. Ntfkhfmirj;jy;
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3. fPNo fhl;lg;gl;Ls;s czT tif ag;ghdpy; gz;bif fhyq;fspd;
NghJ kl;Lk; fhzf; $ba xd;whFk;. ,e;j czT tifapy;
mlq;fpAs;s gpujhd Nrh;nghUs; vJ?
1. Nrup (rFud)
2. nrhf;Nyl;
3. mg;gps;
4. mtpj;j Kl;il
Xw;Wik Ntw;Wik
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fPo; fhl;lg;gl;Ls;;s ag;ghdpa gz;biffs; njhlh;ghd
Rw;Wtl;lj;ijg; gad;gLj;jp ,yq;ifapd; gz;biffs;
njhlHghd Rw;Wtl;lj;jpid jahhpf;fTk;.
;
ePH ,d;W fw;Wf; nfhz;ltw;iw jkpo; nkhopapy; Fwpf;fTk;.
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ckf;F ag;ghdpa tuyhW gw;wp njhpAkh? ag;ghdpa tuyhW ,U
rfhg;jj;ijf; nfhz;lJ. xU rfhg;jk; ag;ghdpa kf;fs; jtph;e;j Vida
kf;fSld; njhlh;G nfhz;bUe;j fhyg;gFjp> kw;iwaJ ag;ghdpa kf;fs;
jtph;ej
; Vida kf;fSld; njhlh;G nfhz;buhj fhyg;gFjp MFk;. ag;ghd;
Vida ehLfspypUe;J NtWgl;l fyhrhuk;> njhopy;El;gk; Mfpatw;iwf;
nfhz;bUg;gjdhy; cyfpw;F jpwe;j ehlhf tpsq;Ffpd;wJ> kWGwk;
ag;ghdpah; jdpg;gl;l fyhrhu juq;fis tpUj;jp nra;Js;sikahy;
cyfpw;F %ba ehlhf tpsq;Ffpd;wJ. ,d;W ag;ghdpa tuyhW gw;wp
NkYk; fye;JiuahLNthk;.
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1. ntspehl;Lj; njhlh;Gfspdhy; ag;ghid te;jile;jit vit?
1. fhQ;[p vOj;J Kiw.
2. ngsj;jk;.
3. fpwp];jtk;
4. Mq;fpyk;
1. 100 tUlq;fs;.
2. 300 tUlq;fs;.
.
3. 500 tUlq;fs.;
4. 1000 tUlq;fs;.
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3.3.ntspehl;
ntspehl; LLnjhlHG
njhlHGmjpfkhf
mjpfkhf,Ue; ,Ue;
jjfhyq;
fhyq;
ff spy;rhKuha
spy; rhKuha
(gpurpj;
(gpurpj;jj p pngw;
ngw;w w,uhZtk;
,uhZtk; ) )fhy
fhyKbtpy;
Kbtpy;KO KOehl;
ehl;
ii lAk;xd;
lAk; xd;WWNrHf;
NrHf;
ff
Kbe;
Kbe; jj J.J.mtuJ
mtuJngah;ngah;gpd;
gpd;
tt Utdtw;
Utdtw; wpy;vJ?
wpy; vJ?? ?
1.1.Xjh
XjhnehGdf
nehGdf
2.2.njhNahnjhkp
njhNahnjhkp`pnjhnahrp
`pnjhnahrp
3.3.akjh
akjhefhkfh
efhkfh
4.4.njhFfth
njhFfth,NaaR
,NaaR
4.4.ag;
ag; ghdpy;ntspehl;
ghdpy; ntspehl;
LLnjhlHGfs;
njhlHGfs;Fiwe;
Fiwe; jjfhyj;
fhyj;
jjpd;pd;,Wjp
,Wjp
fhyg;
fhyg; gFjpapy;mnkupf;
gFjpapy; mnkupf;
fffg; fg;gy;xd;
gy; xd;
WWag; ag;
ghdpd;
ghdpd;
vy;
vy; ii yiacilj;
yia cilj; njwpe;
njwpe;jj J.J.me;
me;
jjfg;
fg;
gypd;ngah;
gypd; ngah;ahJ?ahJ?
1.1. mfhGNd
mfhGNd
2.2. \pNuhGNd
\pNuhGNd
3.3. fNdGNd
fNdGNd
4.4. FNuhGNd
FNuhGNd
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4. ntspehl;L njhlHGfs; nropg;Gw;wpUe;j fhyj;jpy; mwpKfg;gLj;jg;gl;l
nghUl;fs; vit?
NahGF
(Nkw;fj;jpa Milfs;) khl;biwr;rp nrhd;kNf
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ag;ghdpa tuyhw;Wf;Fk; ,yq;if tuyhw;Wf;Fk; cs;s
xw;Wik Ntw;Wikfs; gw;wp FOf;fshf gphpe;J
fye;JiuahLf. fye;Jiuahba fUj;Jf;fis vOJf.
Xw;Wik Ntw;Wik
fPot
; Uk; ag;ghdpa tuyhw;W epfo;Tffs; gw;wp
nfhLf;fg;gl;Ls;s ml;ltizia guprPypj;J mjw;F xj;j
fhyq;fspy; ,yq;ifapy; eilngw;w tuyhw;W
epfo;Tfis mLj;j ml;ltizapy; Fwpg;gplTk;.
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Unit English
basukettobōru meis mkaÿ
barēbōru fjd,sfnda,a
basketball
badominton neÜñkagka
table tennis
kuriketto ls%lÜ
badminton
tenisu fgksia
cricket
suiei msyskSu
tennis
jūdō cQfvda
netball
karate lrdf;a
judo
aikidō wlsfoda
karate
kendō flkafoda
aikido (Japanese self defense)
sumō iqfud
kendo
sutekina wdorKSh
Japanese archery
kireina ,iaik
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lovely
kawaī yqr;,a
beautiful
kakkoī wdl¾IKSh
cute
shatsu lñih
awesome/cool
T shatsu à - I¾Ü
shirt
burausu í,õih
T-shirt
jīnzu cskaia
shorts
sukāto idh
jeans
kutsu im;a;=
skirt
chūgokugo Ök NdIdj
shoes
gitā .sgdrh
Chinese language
piano mshdfkdaj
guitar
e rEmh
piano
hon fmd;
answer
pōchi fmdaÉ tl
mobile phone
kasa l=vh
pouch
manga ldgqka
umbrella
yama lkao
lunch packet
umi uqyqo
mountain
depāto idmamqj
amusement park
otera mkai,
department store
ichiba fj<|fmd,
temple
eigakan iskudy,
zoo
;S%frdao r:h
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surīwirā
film hall
basu nih
three wheeler
jitensha nhsisl,h
taxi
kuruma ldrh
bicycle
densha ÿïßh
car
fune kej
(electric) train
tomodachi hy¿jd
cook food
hitoride ;kshu
friend
tenpura f;ïmqrd
saw
rāmen rdfuka
tempura(Japanese dish)
yakisoba hlsfidnd
ramen noodles (Japanese dish)
sashimi iIsñ
yakisoba(Japanese dish)
sushi iqIs
sashimi(Japanese dish)
tabeta lEjd
sushi(Japanese dish)
nenrei jhi
ate
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hassai wjqreÿ wghs
seven year old
haiyū k¨jd
policeman
myūjishan ix.S;fõoshd
actor
kashu .dhlhd
musician
isha ffjoHjrhd
singer
kangoshi fyosh
doctor
sensei .=rejrhd
architect
enjinia bxcsfkarejd
designer
shefu iQmfõoshd
engineer
bengoshi kS;S×jrhd
chef
.=jka fiajlhd
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furaito atendanto
lawyer
toire jeisls<sh
athlete
toshokan mqia;ld,h
classroom
rikashitsu úoHd.drh
cafeteria
shokuinshitsu ld¾hd,h
computer room
basho ia:dkh
tenth floor
riyū fya;=j
place
kaban nE.h
reason
sūpā fj<|fmd,
camera store
sūji ixLHd
super market
nijū úiai
numbers
sanjū ;sy
twenty
yonjū y;,sy
thirty
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gojū mky
fourty
rokujū yeg
fifty
nanajū ye;a;Ej
sixty
hachijū wiQj
seventy
kyūjū wkQj
eighty
hyaku iSh
ninety
nihyaku foiSh
hundred
sanbyaku ;=kaiSh
two hundred
yonhyaku ydriSh
three hundred
gohyaku mkaiSh
four hundred
roppyaku yhiSh
five hundred
nanahyaku y;aiSh
six hundred
happayaku wgiSh
seven hundred
kyūhyaku kjiSh
eight hundred
sen oyi
nine hundred
nisen fooy
thousand
sanzen ;=kaoy
two thousand
yonsen ydroy
three thousand
four thousand
Unit English
gosen mkaoy
rokusen yhoy
five thousand
nanasen y;aaoy
six thousand
hassen wgoy
seven thousand
kyūsen kuoy
eight thousand
ichiman oioyi
nine thousand
nedan ñ,
ten thousand
rupī remsh,a
how much
takai ñ, jeähs
rupees
yasui ,dnhs
expensive
mise lvh
cheap
jibun ;uqka
shop
shinamono NdKav
oneself
uchi ksji
goods
mdßfNda.slhd
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kyaku
shop keeper
futaride fokaku
please give this
tokei Trf,daiqj
a thing you want
nōtopasokon mß.Klh
clock
fuku we֕
T.V game
akusesarī wdNrK
clothe
tanjōbi Wmkaoskh
accessory
gatsu udih
when
ichigatsu ckjdß
month
nigatsu fmnrjdß
January
sangatsu ud¾;=
February
shigatsu wfma%,a
March
April
Unit English
gogatsu uehs
rokugatsu cQks
May
shichigatsu cQ,s
June
hachigatsu wf.daia;=
July
kugatsu iema;eïn¾
August
jūgatsu Tlaf;daïn¾
September
jūichigatsu fkdjeïn¾
October
jūnigatsu foieïn¾
November
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CD player
okashi ri leú,s
May I take a shower?
shashin cdhdrEm
candies/cookies
arubamu we,anuh
photograph
shīdī iSã tl
album
sumimasen iudfjkak
CD
akarui oSma;su;a
Shall we do a sport?
sukidesu leu;s
cheerful,bright
like
Unit English
seikaku pß; ,laIK
omoshiroi rij;a
character
yasashī lreKdjka;hs
interesting
otonashī ksy~
kind,easy
shinsetsuna lreKdjka;
quiet
majimena olaIhs
kind
kappatsuna läirhs
diligent
baiorin jh,Skh
active
uta .S;h
Sinhala language
boku uu
what did you do?
shōsetsu kjl:dj
me (boy)
mimashita ne¨jd
novel
zasshi iÕrdj
saw/watched/looked
yomimashita lsfhõjd
magazine
332
intānetto wka;¾cd,h
read
ryokō pdßldj
was interesting
māmādeshita idudkHhs
was enjoyable
hikkaduwa yslalvqj
weather was bad
takusan f.dvla
Hikkaduwa
oyogimashita msyskqjd
many
bōringu fnda,ska
shopping mall
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