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N1 は N2 です
N1 is N2. は marks the topic and is pronounced わ.
わたしは クリスです
I am Chris.
N1 は N2 じゃありません
N1 is not N2. Everyday negative form.
N1 は N2 ではありません
N1 is not N2. More formal negative form.
N1 は N2 ですか
Is N1 N2? Add か to the end; word order stays the same.
はい、N2 です
Yes, N1 is N2.
いいえ、N2 じゃありません
No, N1 is not N2.
だれ
Who? Normal form.
どなた
Who? Polite form.
N1 も N2 です
N1 is also N2. も replaces は.
N1 の N2
N2 connected to or belonging to N1; e.g. IMC の しゃいん.
~さん
Use after another adult’s name. Do not use after your own name.
~ちゃん
Familiar suffix often used after a child’s name.
せんせい vs きょうし
せんせい is a title for another teacher; きょうし is the occupation.
N1 は なんさいですか
How old is N1?
N1 は おいくつですか
How old is N1? Polite.
N1 は ~さいです
N1 is ~ years old.
はじめまして
Nice to meet you; used at a first meeting.
~から きました
I am from ~.
どうぞ よろしく おねがいします
Pleased to meet you; closing of a self-introduction.
こちらは ~さんです
This is Mr./Ms. ~; used to introduce another person.
あなた
Means “you,” but Japanese often uses the person’s name instead.