Let’s continue from the previous “Body Part Lesson Part 1”
1. 顎 (あご)( = ago) chin
2. 背中(せなか)( = senaka) back
3. 腰 (こし) ( = koshi ) (also ウエスト( = uesuto ) lower back
4. お尻 (おしり)( = oshiri) (also 尻(しり)shiri)
お尻 ( = oshiri) butt is more polite
5. 胸 (むね) ( = mune) (also バスト( = basuto) referring women’s breast ) chest / breast
6. 肘(ひじ) ( = hiji) elbow(s)
*Actually Maggie has four “legs” but let’s think of her forelegs as arms.)
7. お腹 (おなか)( = onaka) ( 腹(はら)( = hara) ) = abdomen, belly, stomach
* お腹 ( = onaka) Onaka is more polite and sounds cuter like tummy)
8. 膝(ひざ)hiza knees
9. 足 (あし)ashi legs / feet
Did you memorize them? OK, test yourself again with the following picture!
Note : Maggie doesn’t have a tail (anymore) but tail in Japanese is 尻尾 ( = shippo) or simply 尾 ( = o)
How to use them :
Ex. 1 ) お腹がすいた/ すきました (→more polite)
= Onaka ga suita/ sukimashita
or
お腹が減った/ 減りました (→more polite)
= Onaka ga hetta/ herimashita
= I am hungry
Ex. 2 ) • (body part) が痛い
= (body part) ga itai.
= ~ hurts. /I have ***ache/pain.
Ex. 腰が痛い
= koshi ga itai.
= My lower back hurts.
Q u i z ! :ii:
:l: OK, now it’s time for advanced level people.
Fill out the blanks!! :u:
1) How do you say a person who is evil-minded.
( )黒い
= ( ) guroi
(黒い ( = kuroi) black)
2) How do you say “running over budget”?
( )が出る
= ( ) ga deru.
(出る ( = deru ) stick out)
3) When you are starving, you say,
( )と( )がくっつく。
=( ) to( ) ga kuttsuku.
(くっつく ( = kuttsuku ) stick together)
4) How do you say face-to-face in Japanese using the above mentioned body part?
( )と ( )を付き合わせる。
= ( ) to ( ) wo tsukiawaseru.
(付き合わせる ( = tsukiawaseru) to get closer)
5)How do you say when you fall flat on your behind?
尻( )を付く
= shiri ( ) wo tsuku.
( 付く ( = tsuku) :to pound ) (hint : Japanese food)
6) When you are excited expecting upcoming fun event, you say
胸が( )。
= mune ga ( )
(hint : verb)
みんな、出来た?( = minna dekita?) Did you finish them alright?
(答え)( = kotae ) Answers
1) 腹 = はら ( = hara)
2) 足 = あし ( = ashi)
3)お腹= おなか ( = onaka) & 背中 = せなか ( = senaka) (There is a children song, too!)
4) 膝 = ひざ( = hiza ) & 膝 = ひざ ( = hiza)
5)餅 = もち ( = mochi ) = Sticky rice cake (Japanese people eat mochi especially on New Year’s Day)
6) 踊る odoru = to dance
マギー先生より = Maggie Sensei yori = From Maggie-Sensei
私、ナイスバディーでしょ〜!
= Watashi naisu badii de shoo!
= Don’t you think I have a really nice body?
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