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いちがつ
MAY
にがつ
JUNE
さんがつ
JULY
しがつ
AUGUST
つ
ごがつ ろくがつ しちがつ はちがつ き
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

くがつ じゅうがつ じゅういちがつ じゅうにがつ

たんじょうび
は
いつ？
 Topic 7:
“Celebrating
Birthday”
SESSION 1
Objectives:
1.Say one’s birthday as well as ask for
other people’s birthday
2.Figure out the patterns for the days
of the month in Japanese
Watch the
Video!
 つきのひ
NOTE:
1st-10th
days
have
special
reading
 NOTE:
つきのひ  Dates ending in 4
usually use
“~yokka”
as their ending.
 9 is read as “ku”.
 20th day is
hatsuka
 Counter/suffix for
days of the month is
“nichi”.
 November 30 January 25 June 19

Juuichigatsu Sanjuunichi Ichigatsu Nijuugonichi Rokugatsu Juukunichi

_________ さん / く
ん,
たんじょうび
は
SESSION 2
Objectives:
1. Count from 1 to 100
2. Say one’s age in simple Japanese
Watch the
Video!
 NOTE:

す
 Read each numeral by reading
each digit’s place value. First
read the numeral in the tens
place then the numeral in the

う
ones place:

• 19 = 10 + 9 ⇒ juukyuu
• 34 = 30 + 4 ⇒ sanjuu yon

じ
 100 ⇒ hyaku

 How many? – Ikutsu?

Match the numbers in column A to their Japanese readings in
column B.

A B
1. 100 a. juusan
2. 46 b. rokujuuroku
3. 87 c. hyaku
4. 66 d. nanajuukyuu
5. 51 e. yonjuuroku
6. 20 f. Sanjuuni
7. 95 g. nijuu
8. 13 h. hatchijuunana
9. 32 i. gojuuichi
10. 79 j. kyuujuugo
Watch the
Video!
ね
ん
れ
い
ね
ん
れ
い
ね
ん
れ
い
 1. Ojiichan wa nanajuusai

2. Obaachan wa rokujuuhassai

3. Otousan wa yonjuusansai

4. Okaasan wa yonjuunisai

5. Saki san wa juuyonsai

_______ さん / くん ,
なん さい
ですか？
NOTE:
The word “himitsu” is
used when one does not
want others to know
something or when one
wants to keep something
secret.