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SS18: Fever

22 Formal Kanji
Formal Kana
Formal Romanization
English
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Vocabulary 3
Grammar Points 4
 
  

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Kanji


 


 

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Kana
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B C 
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B C EFE

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2 Formal Romanization
Kyaku Sumimasen.
Yakuzaishi DK NL PM RO NQ NS NL PM RO NT NS U
Kyaku Kazeppoi n desu kedo...
Yakuzaishi Donna sh NK NV K NW NX NL Y NZ NS [
Kyaku Netsuppokute, atama ga itakute, darukute. Ato, hanamizu ga
hidoi desu.
Yakuzaishi SK NW NX NL Y N\ N] N[ [ NZ N^ N\ ^ NZ NY NL NY P_ O NT ^ NZ N^ N\ ^ NZ NY NL NY P_ O ^ N` N^ Na NM NS \ N\ ^ NS NT ^ P\ O
nomeba, sugu naorimasu yo!

English
Customer Excuse me.

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Pharmacist What's wrong?

Customer I think I have a cold...
Pharmacist What kind of symptoms do you have?
Customer I have a fever, headache and fatigue. I also have a runny
nose.
Pharmacist Hmmm. If you drink this medicine and this medicine after a
meal, you'll feel better right away!

Vocabulary

Kanji  
Kana  Romaji English
          sumimasen
K NL PM RO NQ NS NL PM RO NT S
Excuse me
   D d What's the matter?
 EFE kaze
shNK NV K
cold (illness)
 .G symptoms
#$% ($ netsuppoi feverish

& '  
& '  atama ga itai having a headache
() () darui feel listless
*+ HI ato and
, , hanamizu
hidoi
running nose
cruel, terrible;

< Adj(i)

3 @A kusuri medicine

 B C kyaku customer

B  @ E yakuzaishi
yakkyoku
pharmacist
pharmacy, chemist,
drugstore

Vocabulary Sample Sentences

*+$,
 I have a terrible runny nose.
-H",gahidoi
Hanamizu  desu. That's awful.
Sore wa hidoi.

Grammar Points

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Today's grammar point is --

 

 Na a
ppoi). It is a suffix that indicates
something or someone has the characteristics or attributes of the attached noun,
adjective or verb stem to which the suffix is attached. It means "looks like,"
"-ish," "-like," "easy to," or "apt to" depending on the attached word. When -
ppoi is used with verbs such as "okoru (get angry)," "akiru (get bored with)" or "
wasureru (forget)," it usually means "prone to the state expressed by the verb
used." (See the Formation below)
 ORLYNLNXNWTN^QNXNSN\NXNXNORZNXaNaNaN[
This expression is usually used in informal situations.
In today's examples,

Today's
Examples:


Kazeppoi n desu kedo...
It seems like I caught a cold.

!"
Netsuppokute,
I feel like I have a fever,

Formation:
  Na ppoi")

 kodomo ppoi; like a child, childish
*Noun +

4  0 <  hokori ppoi; dusty

   N a
 <  

*Verb(masu-form) + ppoi")
N N_ N^ N\ X NT ^ N` NX NT PT RO N\ ` NS N\ N` _ 
 @  
 
okori ppoi;
aki ppoi; easily bored

 N a
*I-adjective

 aka(stem) +
ppoi; _NXNWNWPORLNM
ppoi")

   N a

 

*Na-adjective (stem) +
hiniku ppoi;
ppoi")
OR_N^N\PO
The --

aNa ppoi) ending behaves like an -i adjective as listed below.
plain negative form past te-form

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Examples:

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Japanese English
That guy looks like a gangster.
AnoHhito,
" yakuzappoi
 $ne. ?= You look nice in whitish outfits.
KimiH" wa,  < yK N NY NZ Y N` "S P\ RO NS YN HN^ [ B
H shiroppoi
6 My father used to be get angry easily,
but he calmed down recently.
Chichi wa, mukashi wa okorippokatta
kedo, saikin wa odayaka ni natta.

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Expressions for Explaining Symptoms


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5   $  & '  atama ga itai I have a headache.

 $% karada ga darui I feel listless.
    $ 
' karada ga itai I have body aches.
$(' samuke ga suru I have chills.
 netsu ga aru I have fever.
*+$' netsuppoi I feel feverish.
 * $  G   !  ' hanamizu ga deru I have a runny nose.
 A   $  ' hana ga tsumatte iru I have a stuffy nose.
$' kushami ga deru I have sneezing.
1$% seki ga deru
nodo ga itai
I
I
have
have
a cough.
a sore throat.

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