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    This document is a key for a video checksheet that tests knowledge of Japanese family relationships, honorific suffixes, and basic vocabulary. It provides the answers to fill in blanks about family members in Japanese (my family/other's family), questions to ask whose family is being discussed, and how to complete a chart with family member names and relationships. It also defines honorific suffixes like -chan, distinguishes Japanese and American identities, translates hiragana words to romanji, and identifies the punctuation mark used at the end of Japanese sentences.

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    JPN I, L.

    17 (Families, Part 2) Video Checksheet ANSWER KEY

    1. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate words.


    Other’s family (gokazoku) My family (kazoku)
    otoosan _____chichi_____
    okaasan _____haha______
    oniisan ______ani_______
    otootosan _____otooto_____
    oneesan ______ane______
    imootosan _____imooto____

    2. You want to find out whose family this is. What would you say?
    _____Dare______-no ____gokazoku____ desu-ka?

    3. Complete the chart based on the studio students’ answers.

    Relationship Age Name

    Susan’s younger sister 13 Katie

    Adam’s _younger brother_ 18 Jeff

    Dawn’s __older sister__ 29 Beverly

    Christy’s younger brother ---------- Michael

    4. What title suffix is used for addressing children, especially girls? _____-chan______

    5. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word.


    Japanese (person): nihon-____jin___
    American (person): amerika-___jin____

    6. Write the reading of the following hiragana words in roomaji.


         
    ( hito ) ( fuji ) ( heisei ) ( hee )

        


    ( nihon ) ( wa ) ( hai )

    7. What is the little circle at the end of Japanese sentences? ______a period_______

    Irasshai Video Checksheet 2009 Georgia Public Broadcasting

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