When is the good time to read this 10 minute a day lesson??

 

So, when is the good time to spend 10 minute a day to learn my quick Japanese lesson? Someone just asked me the other day, and I have to tell you, it could be really anytime of the day, but I would suggest that if possible, you read and learn first thing in the morning. This way before you get busy with your day, you get your Japanese learning done! 🙂

So, here is my 3rd lesson in January.

Today’s topic is all about the busy life we all have.

 

1. Kyou mo isogashi desu.

==> I am busy again today.

きょうも　いそがしい　です。

今日も　忙しい　です。

 

2. Kyou mo isogashisou desu ne.

==> You look busy again today.

きょうも　いそがし　そうですね。

今日も　忙し　そうですね。

 

3. Oisogashii tokoro sumima sen.

==>Sorry to bother you while you are busy, sorry to trouble you while you are busy

おいそがしいところ　すみません。

お忙しいところ　すみません。

 

4. Konshu matsu mo isogashii desuka?

==> Are you going to be busy this weekend also?

こんしゅう　まつも　いそがしい　ですか？

今週末も　忙しい　ですか？

 

5. Isogashii no ni wa narete masu.

==> I am used to being busy.

いそがしい　のには　なれてます。

忙しいの　には　なれてます。

 

6. Kondo isogashiku naitoki ni mata aima shou.

==> Next time when you are not busy, let’s get together.

こんど　いそがしく　ないときに　あいましょう。

今度　忙しく　ない　時に　会いましょう。

 

7. Isogashi kute nannimo suru jikan ga arimasen.

==> I am too busy to do anything.

いそがしくて　なんにも　する　じかんが　ありません。

忙しくて　何にも　する　時間が　ありません。

 

 

 

Vocabulary Lesson

Isogashii: busy (忙しい、いそがしい)

Isogashi so: looks busy (忙しそう、いそがしそう)

Sumimasen: sorry to bother you, sorry to trouble you (すみません)

Konshu matsu: this weekend (今週末、こんしゅうまつ)

Nareru: to get used to (慣れる、なれる)

Kondo: next time (今度、こんど)

Au: get together (会う、あう)

Nannimo: anything (何にも、なんにも)

 

These are such a simple expressions, so you can probably master these less than 10 minute.. 🙂

Stay tuned for the next series of 10 minute a day learning.