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Đề kiểm tra nội dung Session 71 · 名詞 · 疑問詞・接続詞 · あいさつなど. Đúng từ 80% trở lên thì mở được buổi học hôm nay. Sai thì làm lại ngay, không phải chờ.
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Grammar of this session 文法 9課・10課
12 patterns · mẫu đang học được tô vàng ngay trong câu ví dụ
- ~にあげます niagemasu 文法For; donate. The speaker or the speaker's side gives another person an object/benefit.接続:Receiver に object を あげますFor; donate. The speaker or the speaker's side gives another person an object/benefit.注意 / Note:Do not use あげます when your superiors give it to you; when someone lets me use くれます.使い分け / How to choose quickly:Use when: Tell yourself/your side to others
Wonder: Perspective is a free giver?
Avoid: Don't use くれる when the recipient is not your side
Tip to remember: Giver が, receiver に, object をあげる
Check again: Draw an arrow going away from “I” → あげる私は妹に本をあげました。I gave my sister a book.子どもにお菓子をあげました。I gave the child candy.同僚に旅行のお土産をあげます。I gave my colleagues a travel gift. - ~にもらいます nimoraimasu 文法Received from…. The subject receives something or benefit from another person.接続:The person who gives に things を もらいますReceived from…. The subject receives something or benefit from another person.注意 / Note:You can use から instead of に; For organizations, it is more natural to use から.使い分け / How to choose quickly:Use when: Say you/your side receives it from others
Wonder: Is the perspective the recipient?
Avoid: Don't use くれる if the subject is the recipient
Tip to remember: Recipient が, donor に/から, object をもらう
Check again: Draw an arrow entering “I” → もらう私は先生に辞書をもらいました。I received a dictionary from the teacher.誕生日に父に時計をもらいました。On my birthday I received a watch from my father.隣の人に野菜をもらいました。I received vegetables from my neighbor. - ~からもらいます karamoraimasu 文法Received from…. Emphasize the source; Especially natural for companies, schools, and organizations.接続:Person/organization から thing を もらいますReceived from…. Emphasize the source; Especially natural for companies, schools, and organizations.注意 / Note:The donor can use に or から; Organizations typically do not use に in the receipt form.使い分け / How to choose quickly:Use when: Say received from an organization/source
Wonder: Is the source a company, school, bank, or agency?
Avoid: Don't prioritize に when you just want to press power
Tip to remember: Source + からもらう
Check again: The organization does not “give directly” → から naturally会社からパソコンをもらいました。I received the computer from the company.市役所から案内をもらいました。I received instructions from the city hall.銀行から新しいカードをもらいました。I received a new card from the bank. - ~が私にくれます ga watashinikuremasu 文法Someone for me/my side…. Used when others give things or do things that benefit the speaker/speaker's relatives.接続:You give が 私/to me に things を くれますSomeone for me/my side…. Used when others give things or do things that benefit the speaker/speaker's relatives.注意 / Note:あげます viewed from the donor's perspective; くれます look at the action towards me/towards me.使い分け / How to choose quickly:Use when: Say someone for me/my team
Wonder: Is the recipient me or someone on my side?
Avoid: Don't use it when talking neutrally about two bystanders
Tip to remember: The giver が, my side に, the thing をくれる
Check again: Arrow pointing towards “I/we” → くれる友達が私に日本のお菓子をくれました。You gave me Japanese sweets.姉が私にかばんをくれました。My sister gave me a bag.先生が弟に本をくれました。The teacher gave my younger brother a book. - ~いかがですか ikagadesuka 文法… how is it?; Use… okay?. Ask for advice or invite/recommend politely.接続:N はいかがですか/N はいかがでしょうか… how is it?; Use… okay?. Ask for advice or invite/recommend politely.注意 / Note:どうですか neutral; いかがですか is more polite.使い分け / How to choose quickly:Use when: Politely ask/invite “how is it?”
Wonder: Tell the guest/person above or want to invite politely?
Avoid: Don't use a friendly tone with friends if you don't need to
Tip to remember: いかがですか = more polite than どうですか
Check again: Restaurant/service/invite guests → いかがですかコーヒーはいかがですか。Would you like some coffee?/How is the coffee?デザートはいかがですか。Would you like to have dessert?お部屋の温度はいかがですか。What's the room temperature? - こちら kochira 文法This side; this place; this person. The polite way of ここ/こっち; Also used to introduce people nearby.接続:こちらです/こちらのNThis side; this place; this person. The polite way of ここ/こっち; Also used to introduce people nearby.注意 / Note:これ refers to objects; こちら can politely indicate a direction, place or person.使い分け / How to choose quickly:Use when: Point to this side/person politely
Wonder: Point to a place/direction/person near you?
Avoid: Don't use これ if you're politely indicating a location/direction
Tip to remember: こちら = ここ/この方 polite
Check again: Ask “is it an object or a direction/person?” if direction/person → こちら受付はこちらです。The reception desk is on this side.こちらは担当の山田です。This is Mr. Yamada, the person in charge.どうぞこちらへお入りください。Please come this way. - そちら sochira 文法That side; your place; that person. The polite form of そこ/そっち, indicates the side near the listener or the listener's organization.接続:そちらです/そちらのNThat side; your place; that person. The polite form of そこ/そっち, indicates the side near the listener or the listener's organization.注意 / Note:あちら indicates the far side of both; こちら is the speaker's side.使い分け / How to choose quickly:Use when: Only your side or that place is polite
Wonder: Only the side near their audience/organization?
Avoid: Don't use こちら if it's on the speaker's side
Tip to remember: そちら = そこ/そちら様
Check again: On the phone, “by your side” → そちらそちらは今、何時ですか。What time is it where you are now?資料をそちらへ送りました。I have sent the documents to you.そちらの会社は何時からですか。What time does your company start? - ~はたいへんです wa taihen desu 文法… strenuous/difficult. Evaluate a job, situation, or activity that requires a lot of effort.接続:N/Vるの は たいへんです… strenuous/difficult. Evaluate a job, situation, or activity that requires a lot of effort.注意 / Note:たいへん may be “very” in たいへんおいしい but this form is a painstaking assessment.使い分け / How to choose quickly:Use when: Evaluate a task as difficult/difficult
Wonder: Is the topic an effortful activity/situation?
Avoid: Don't understand たいへん just as “very”
Tip to remember: N/Vるのはたいへんです
Check again: Feeling tired/difficult after "work..." → たいへん毎日早く起きるのはたいへんです。Waking up early every day is difficult.外国で働くのはたいへんです。Working abroad is hard.この荷物を一人で運ぶのはたいへんです。Moving this luggage alone is very difficult. - ~たり、~たりします tari tarishimasu 文法Which is… which is…. List some typical actions, not necessarily in order or completeness.接続:Vた + り、Vた + りしますWhich is… which is…. List some typical actions, not necessarily in order or completeness.注意 / Note:Even when speaking present/future, the verb before り is still in the form た; is located at します.使い分け / How to choose quickly:Use when: List some typical activities
Wonder: Want to say do this, do that, etc. Are not?
Avoid: Don't use it to tell the exact order
Tip to remember: Vた + り、Vた + りします
Check again: Even now/future, before り is still た日曜日は掃除したり、買い物したりします。On Sunday, I clean and shop.夏休みは海で泳いだり、山に登ったりしました。My summer vacation is swimming in the ocean and climbing mountains.電車では本を読んだり、音楽を聞いたりします。On the train, I sometimes read books and sometimes listen to music. - ~あります arimasu 文法Yes; exist; organized. Used for inanimate objects, plants, events; also says possessive or schedule.接続:N が/は ありますYes; exist; organized. Used for inanimate objects, plants, events; also says possessive or schedule.注意 / Note:People/animals use います; commonly used action/event あります.使い分け / How to choose quickly:Use when: Speak about the existence of objects, trees, events
Wonder: Is the subject inanimate, a tree or an event?
Avoid: Do not use on humans/animals
Tip to remember: N が/はあります
Check again: Human/animal → います; event/meeting → あります来週、学校で試験があります。Next week there is an exam at school.午後、会社で会議があります。In the afternoon there is a meeting at the company.庭に大きな木があります。In the garden there is a big tree. - ~から、~ kara 文法Because… so…. Put after reason; The latter is result, decision, suggestion or request.接続:Reason clause から、resultBecause… so…. Put after reason; The latter is result, decision, suggestion or request.注意 / Note:だから comes at the beginning of the result sentence; から attaches directly to the reason clause.使い分け / How to choose quickly:Use when: State the reason and then the result in the same sentence
Wonder: Does the reason come before the result in one sentence?
Avoid: Don't put だから after reason as a suffix
Tip to remember: Reason clause + から、result
Check again: The question “why?” can be immediately connected with から寒いですから、窓を閉めてください。Vì trời lạnh nên hãy đóng cửa sổ.時間がありませんから、タクシーで行きます。Because I didn't have time, I took a taxi.体にいいですから、毎日野菜を食べます。Because it's good for my health, I eat vegetables every day. - ~からです karadesu 文法It's because…. Used to answer the question なぜ/どうして or state the reason after the conclusion.接続:Result/comment。理由 + からですIt's because…. Used to answer the question なぜ/どうして or state the reason after the conclusion.注意 / Note:からです end the sentence explaining the reason; だからです is not attached directly to the verb.使い分け / How to choose quickly:Use when: Answer or end the sentence with a reason
Wonder: Replying to なぜ/どうして?
Avoid: Don't use だからです after the verb form
Tip to remember: Regular form + からです
Check again: End the sentence “because…” → からですどうして日本語を勉強しますか。日本で働きたいからです。Why do you learn Japanese? Because I want to work in Japan.今日は店が休みだからです。Là vì hôm nay cửa hàng nghỉ.電車が遅れたからです。It's because the train is late.
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