How to say "How much?" - in Japanese!
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If you do this very silly song will stay in your head all day!
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17 Key Japanese Songs + Exclusive Explanation Videos
= ikura = how much?
= ikura desu ka = how much? ( slightly more polite)
= jyu en = 10 yen
= hyaku en = 100 yen
= sen en (or sen yen) = 1,000 yen
= ichi man en = 10,000 yen
= en = yen (Japanese money)
= o ne ga i shi ma su = Please or "I'll take it" in this case.The poster for this song and the other songs are in the songs download set.
Want to learn more?
There are loads of great resources out there, and one of the good ones
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I used it to learn everyday Spanish in a month!
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If you teach English in Japan you might be interested in my new Classroom English / Classroom Japanese CD.
All the Japanese on this page is suitable
for either guys or girls, and is pretty normal,
everyday Japanese. This means it's not too
formal, but you'll be fine as long as you
don't say it to anyone too posh!
Read the hints & tips I used to get fluent in Japanese.
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