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HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

1st Semester
A.Y. 2024 - 2025

Course Title: FOREIGN LANGUAGE (NIHONGO)

Course Code: FOLA 1

Course Description: This course aims to train students to develop basic


conversational skills using Nihongo. This includes the introduction of the Romanized
Nihongo (Hiragana), cardinal numbers, dates, and basic greetings.

Coverage: MIDTERM

Topic/s:
 Numbers

Sub – Topic/s:

 Days of the Month


 Dates of the Week
 Months of the Year

Learning Objectives:

 Translating the figurative numbers in Japanese words;


 Identifying the correct translation of the Months of the Year, Dates of the
Month, and Days of the Month;
 Discussing the proper counting of numbers; and
 Performing on how to count numbers in Japanese

To do list/Activities:

1. Reading;
2. Perform the set of activities; and
3. Memorize the terms used in counting Japanese.

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I H J I S H J I
S Y U C E Y U C
S A U H N A U H
E K M I K I
N U A M U
M M N A
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Topic 3: DAYS OF THE WEEK & DATES OF THE MONTH

 Just like in English, you learn the same days in Japan, Monday to Sunday.
 And, just like all of our days end in -day, the name of each day ends in -youbi or -
yōbi, depending on your romaji preferences (hiragana: よ う び ); -youbi, of course,
simply means day (of the week). It’s pronounced like “yoh” as in yo-yo and
“bee” as in a bumble bee, with emphasis on the “yoh”. That means what varies
in the names of the days of the week is what comes first.

LESSON PROPER:

 DAYS OF THE WEEK


- Getsu means moon, so Monday is the day of moon;
- Ka means fire, so Tuesday is the day of fire;
- Sui means water, so Wednesday is the day of water;
- Moku means wood, so Thursday is the day of wood.
- Kin means gold, so Friday is the day of gold;
- Do means earth, so Saturday is the day of earth; and
- Nichi means sun, so Sunday is the day of sun.

 MONDAY - GETSUYOUBI げつようび


 TUESDAY - KAYOUBI かようび
 WEDNESDAY - SUIYOUBI すいようび
 THURSDAY - MOKUYOUBI もくようび
 FRIDAY - KINYOUBI きんようび
 SATURDAY - DOYOUBI どようび
 SUNDAY - NICHIYOUBI にちようび

 DATES OF THE MONTH

- There are more to remember when it comes to the Japanese days of the
month. Firstly there are special readings from the 1st to 10th days.
- Pay attention to the difference between the 4th and the 8th. The 4th is read
as よっか (yokka), whereas the 8th is read as ようか (youka).
- Take note of the special reading for the 20th, はつか (hatsuka).
- For the other days ended in four (14th and 24th), you have to read them as
じゅうよっか (juuyokka).

 1 - TSUITACHI ついたち

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 2 - FUTSUKA ふつか
 3 - MIKKA みっか
 4 - YOKKA よっか
 5 - ITSUKA いつか
 6 - MUIKA むいか
 7 - NANOKA なのか
 8 - YOUKA ようか
 9 - KOKONOKA ここのか
 10 - TOUKA とおか

VOCABULARY:

 Weekday - Heijitsu へいじつ


 Weekend - Shoumatsu しゅうまつ
 This Week - Konshuu こんしゅう
 Last Week - Senshuu せんしゅう
 Week before last week - Sensenshuu せんせんしゅう
 Next Week - Raishuu らいしゅう
 Next next week - Saraishuu さらいしゅう
 Every week - Maishuu まいしゅう
 Today - Kyou きょう
 Yesterday - Kinou きのう
 The day before yesterday - Ototoi おととい
 Tomorrow - Ashita あした
 The day after tomorrow - Asatte あさって
 Everyday - Mainichi まいにち

PRACTICE SENTENCE:

1. Kinou wa nanyoubi desu ka?


2. Kyou wa nanyoubi desu ka?
3. Ashita wa touka desu ka?
4. Senshuu wa youka desu ka?
5. Ototoi wa futsuka desu ka?

REFERENCES/LINKS:

 https://www.busuu.com/en/japanese/days-of-the-week
 https://www.learn-japanese-adventure.com/japanese-numbers-day-month-
week.html#google_vignette
 https://www.japanesepod101.com/blog/2019/12/20/dates-in-japanese/#1

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