Lesson 10

Expressing historical events

~と　もうします

is a phrase used in Japanese for self-introduction, translating to "I am called…" or "my name is…"

にゅうしゃする

means "to join a company" in Japanese, referring to the act of starting employment at a new workplace.

しゅっしん

“From” ..refers to one's hometown or place of origin in Japanese.

せんこうする

means "to specialize in" or "to major in" in Japanese, often used in the context of education.

とき

“When”…refers to the concept of time or a moment in Japanese. It is often used to indicate specific moments or periods.

だけ

means "only" or "just" in Japanese, indicating exclusivity or limitation.

だいすき

To love or like very much or be very fond of

~ さい

…years old

しょうがっこう

Elementary school

うえじゅう

Throughout a house

ずっと

Ever since, All the time

きてから

means "after coming to" in Japanese, typically used to indicate an action that takes place after arriving somewhere.

〜キロ

…kilometers

めぐ

Take off (clothes, shoes, etc)

そつぎょうする

To graduate

えいかいわ

English conversation

ちゅうがっこう

Junior high school

こうこう

High school

おふろ

Bath

うまれる

To be born

にゅうがくする

To enter school

しけんをうける

To take/recieve an exam