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Saturday, 23 February 2008
Japanese Lessons 15 - 20
○ Lesson 15: At the platform
-Which platform is right for Shinjuku?: Shinjuku-iki wa dono homu desu ka?
- That platform: Ano homu desu.
-Does this train go to Tokyo?: Kono densha wa Tokyo e ikimasu ka?
-Yes, it does: Hai, ikimasu.
-No, it does not.: I-i-e, ikimasen.
-I have left my bag on the train. : Densha ni kaban o wasuremashita.
-I have lost my ticket. : Kippu o nakushimashita.
-Does this train stop at Ginza? : Kono densha wa Ginza ni tomarimasu ka?
-Exit: Deiriguchi
-wicket, ticket barrier: Kaisatsuguchi
-transfer passageway: norikaeguchi
-Japan Railway: Jei Aru
-private railway: shitetsu
-subway: chikatetsu
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○Lesson16: On the train
-Where shall I change trains for Shibuya? : Shibuya wa doko de norikae desu ka?
-Change at Shinjuku. :Shinjuku desu. /Shinjuku de norikae desu.
-Please tell me when we get to Shinjuku. :Shinjuku ni tsuitara oshiete kudasai.
-Yes, all right. :Hai, i-i desu yo.
-Is this station Shinjuku? : Koko wa Shinjuku desu ka?
-No, it isn’t. That’s next. : I-ie, chigaimasu. Tsugi desu.
- It’s the one after next. : Tsugi no tsugi desu.
-What station is this? : Kono eki no namae wa?
- No smoking: Kin-en
-No admittance: Tachi-iri-kinshi
-Emergency exit: Hijo-guchi
-Caution: Chui
-Reserved seat: Shitei-seki
-Unreserved seat: jiyu-seki
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○Lesson 17:Bus
-Doe this bus go through Tokyo street? : Kono basu wa Tokyo-dori o torimasu ka?
-Yes, it does. / No, it does not. : Hai, torimasu. / I-ie, torimasen.
-How many stops is that from here? : Koko kara ikutsu-me desu ka?
-Third stop. : Mittsu-me desu.
-Does this bus go to the airport? : Kono basu wa kuko e ikimasu ka?
-I’m going to get off at the next stop. : Tsugi de orimasu.
-How much is it from the airport? : Kuko kara ikura desu ka?
-Please put the fare in here. : Ryokin wa koko ni irete kudasai.
-bus stop: basu-tei
-small change: kozeni
-ticket with a zone number: seiri ken
-first bus: shihatsu
-last bus: saishu
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○Lesson 18: Being Sick
-What’s matter with you? : Do shita n desu ka?
-I feel ill. : Kibun ga warui n desu.
-Get a doctor, please. : Isha o yonde kudasai.
-I have a fever. : Netsu ga aru n desu.
-To a hospital, quickly. : Byoin e hayaku.
-Please take me to a hospital. : Byoin e tsurete itte kudasai.
-Please call an ambulance. : Kyukyusha o yonde kudasai.
-I’ve been hurt. : Kega shimashita.
- I was burned. : Yakedo shimashita
-Help! : Tasukete kudasai.
-How are you feeling? : Do shimashita ka?
- I’ve got a pain here. : Koko ga itai n desu.
-Does it hurt here?: Koko, itai desu ka?
-Yes, it does. / No, it does not. : Hai, itai desu. /I-i-e, itaku nai desu.
-I have a pain in my belly. : Onaka ga itai n desu.
-I feel dizzy. : Memai ga shimasu.
-I feel like vomiting. : Hakike ga shimasu.
-I’ve got diarrhea. : Geri shite imasu.
-Head: atama
-throat: nodo
-stomach: i
-intestine: cho
-eye: me
-ear: mimi
-tooth: ha
-back: senaka
-chest: mune
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○Lesson 19: prescription
-Please take this medicine. : Kono kusuri o nonde kudasai.
-What kind of medicine is this? : Donna kusuri desu ka?
-It is a medicine for fever. : Genetsuzai desu.
-How many times per day should I take it? : Ichinichi ni nan-kai nomu n desu ka?
-Three times. : Sankai desu.
-Are you allergic? : Arerugi-I wa arimasu ka?
-When should I take it? : Itsu nomu n desu ka?
-How many pieces should I take each time? : Ikkai ni ikutsu nomu n desu ka?
-I’ll give you an injection. : Chusha shimasu.
-in the morning: asa
-in the evening: ban
-before each meal: shokuji no mae ni
-after each meal: shokuji no ato ni
-every 3 hours:sanjikan goto ni
-antibiotic: kosei busshitsu
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○Lesson 20: phone
-Hello, is that Ms. Suzuki? : Moshi, moshi, Suzuki-san desu ka?
-No, you have the wrong number. : I-i-e, chigaimasu.
-I’m sorry. : Sumimasen.
-I’d like to talk with Mr. Yamada. : Yamada-san, Onegai shimasu.
-This is Erena speaking. : Erena desu.
-Please change this into 10 yen coins. : Juen-dama ni shite kudasai.
-Just a moment. : Chotto matte kudasai.
-Would you call back again later? : Mata ato de denwa shite kudasai.
-Would you repeat that please. : Mo ikkai itte kudasai.
-He(she) is out at the moment. : Ima, gaishutsu-chu desu.
-Please speak in Russian. : Roshia-go de onegai shimasu.
-telephone: denwa
-not answer to phone: denwa ni denwa
-public telephone:koshu denwa
-telephone number: denwa bango
-extension number: naisen bango
-overseas call: kokusai denwa
-collect call: korekuto koru
-person to person call: shimei denwa
-dialing direct: daiyaru chokutsu
-line’s busy. : hanashi-chu
-Which platform is right for Shinjuku?: Shinjuku-iki wa dono homu desu ka?
- That platform: Ano homu desu.
-Does this train go to Tokyo?: Kono densha wa Tokyo e ikimasu ka?
-Yes, it does: Hai, ikimasu.
-No, it does not.: I-i-e, ikimasen.
-I have left my bag on the train. : Densha ni kaban o wasuremashita.
-I have lost my ticket. : Kippu o nakushimashita.
-Does this train stop at Ginza? : Kono densha wa Ginza ni tomarimasu ka?
-Exit: Deiriguchi
-wicket, ticket barrier: Kaisatsuguchi
-transfer passageway: norikaeguchi
-Japan Railway: Jei Aru
-private railway: shitetsu
-subway: chikatetsu
*****
○Lesson16: On the train
-Where shall I change trains for Shibuya? : Shibuya wa doko de norikae desu ka?
-Change at Shinjuku. :Shinjuku desu. /Shinjuku de norikae desu.
-Please tell me when we get to Shinjuku. :Shinjuku ni tsuitara oshiete kudasai.
-Yes, all right. :Hai, i-i desu yo.
-Is this station Shinjuku? : Koko wa Shinjuku desu ka?
-No, it isn’t. That’s next. : I-ie, chigaimasu. Tsugi desu.
- It’s the one after next. : Tsugi no tsugi desu.
-What station is this? : Kono eki no namae wa?
- No smoking: Kin-en
-No admittance: Tachi-iri-kinshi
-Emergency exit: Hijo-guchi
-Caution: Chui
-Reserved seat: Shitei-seki
-Unreserved seat: jiyu-seki
***********
○Lesson 17:Bus
-Doe this bus go through Tokyo street? : Kono basu wa Tokyo-dori o torimasu ka?
-Yes, it does. / No, it does not. : Hai, torimasu. / I-ie, torimasen.
-How many stops is that from here? : Koko kara ikutsu-me desu ka?
-Third stop. : Mittsu-me desu.
-Does this bus go to the airport? : Kono basu wa kuko e ikimasu ka?
-I’m going to get off at the next stop. : Tsugi de orimasu.
-How much is it from the airport? : Kuko kara ikura desu ka?
-Please put the fare in here. : Ryokin wa koko ni irete kudasai.
-bus stop: basu-tei
-small change: kozeni
-ticket with a zone number: seiri ken
-first bus: shihatsu
-last bus: saishu
***********
○Lesson 18: Being Sick
-What’s matter with you? : Do shita n desu ka?
-I feel ill. : Kibun ga warui n desu.
-Get a doctor, please. : Isha o yonde kudasai.
-I have a fever. : Netsu ga aru n desu.
-To a hospital, quickly. : Byoin e hayaku.
-Please take me to a hospital. : Byoin e tsurete itte kudasai.
-Please call an ambulance. : Kyukyusha o yonde kudasai.
-I’ve been hurt. : Kega shimashita.
- I was burned. : Yakedo shimashita
-Help! : Tasukete kudasai.
-How are you feeling? : Do shimashita ka?
- I’ve got a pain here. : Koko ga itai n desu.
-Does it hurt here?: Koko, itai desu ka?
-Yes, it does. / No, it does not. : Hai, itai desu. /I-i-e, itaku nai desu.
-I have a pain in my belly. : Onaka ga itai n desu.
-I feel dizzy. : Memai ga shimasu.
-I feel like vomiting. : Hakike ga shimasu.
-I’ve got diarrhea. : Geri shite imasu.
-Head: atama
-throat: nodo
-stomach: i
-intestine: cho
-eye: me
-ear: mimi
-tooth: ha
-back: senaka
-chest: mune
**********
○Lesson 19: prescription
-Please take this medicine. : Kono kusuri o nonde kudasai.
-What kind of medicine is this? : Donna kusuri desu ka?
-It is a medicine for fever. : Genetsuzai desu.
-How many times per day should I take it? : Ichinichi ni nan-kai nomu n desu ka?
-Three times. : Sankai desu.
-Are you allergic? : Arerugi-I wa arimasu ka?
-When should I take it? : Itsu nomu n desu ka?
-How many pieces should I take each time? : Ikkai ni ikutsu nomu n desu ka?
-I’ll give you an injection. : Chusha shimasu.
-in the morning: asa
-in the evening: ban
-before each meal: shokuji no mae ni
-after each meal: shokuji no ato ni
-every 3 hours:sanjikan goto ni
-antibiotic: kosei busshitsu
*********
○Lesson 20: phone
-Hello, is that Ms. Suzuki? : Moshi, moshi, Suzuki-san desu ka?
-No, you have the wrong number. : I-i-e, chigaimasu.
-I’m sorry. : Sumimasen.
-I’d like to talk with Mr. Yamada. : Yamada-san, Onegai shimasu.
-This is Erena speaking. : Erena desu.
-Please change this into 10 yen coins. : Juen-dama ni shite kudasai.
-Just a moment. : Chotto matte kudasai.
-Would you call back again later? : Mata ato de denwa shite kudasai.
-Would you repeat that please. : Mo ikkai itte kudasai.
-He(she) is out at the moment. : Ima, gaishutsu-chu desu.
-Please speak in Russian. : Roshia-go de onegai shimasu.
-telephone: denwa
-not answer to phone: denwa ni denwa
-public telephone:koshu denwa
-telephone number: denwa bango
-extension number: naisen bango
-overseas call: kokusai denwa
-collect call: korekuto koru
-person to person call: shimei denwa
-dialing direct: daiyaru chokutsu
-line’s busy. : hanashi-chu
Japanese Lesson: Count Numbers In Japanese
○ Cardinal numbers of Japanese
1:ichi
2: Ni
3: San
4:shi
5: go
6: roku
7: hichi
8: hachi
9: kyu
10: jyu
11: jyu ichi
12: jyu ni
13: jyu san
14: jyu shi
15: jyu go
16: jyu roku
17: jyu hichi
18: jyu hachi
19: jyu kyu
20: ni jyu
30: san jyu
40: yon jyu
50: go jyu
60: roku jyu
70: nana jyu
80: hachi jyu
90: kyu jyu
100: hyaku
200: ni hyaku
300: sanbyaku
400: yon hyaku
500: go hyaku
600: roppyaku
700: nana hyaku
800: happyaku
900: kyu hyaku
1000: sen
2000: ni sen
3000: sanzen
4000: yon sen
5000: go sen
6000: roku sen
7000: nana sen
8000: hassen
9000: kyu sen
10,000: man, ichi man
20,000: ni man
100,000: jyu man
1,000,000: hyaku man
10,000,000: sen man
100,000,000: ichi oku
1,000,000,000: jyu oku
1,000,000,000,000: ichcho
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○ Floors
1st floor: ikkai
2nd floor: nikai
3rd floor: san kai
4th floor: yonkai
5th floor: gokai
6th floor: rokkai
7th floor: nanakai
8th floor: hakkai
9th floor: kyukai
10th floor: jyukakai
Which floor?: nan kai?
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○ Frequency
1 time: ikkai
2 times: nikai
3 times: san kai
4 times: yon kai
5 times: go kai
6 times: rokkai
7 times: nanakai
8 times: hakkai
9 times: kyukai
10 times: jyukkai
How many times?: nan kai?
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○ Time
1 o’clock: ichi ji
2 o’clock: ni ji
3 o’clock: san ji
4 o’clock: yo ji
5 o’clock: go ji
6 o’clock: rokuji
7 o’clock: hichi ji
8 o’clock: hachi ji
9 o’clock: ku ji
10 o’clock: jyuji
11 o’clock: jyuichi ji
12 o’clock: jyuni ji
AM: gozen
PM: gogo
1:ichi
2: Ni
3: San
4:shi
5: go
6: roku
7: hichi
8: hachi
9: kyu
10: jyu
11: jyu ichi
12: jyu ni
13: jyu san
14: jyu shi
15: jyu go
16: jyu roku
17: jyu hichi
18: jyu hachi
19: jyu kyu
20: ni jyu
30: san jyu
40: yon jyu
50: go jyu
60: roku jyu
70: nana jyu
80: hachi jyu
90: kyu jyu
100: hyaku
200: ni hyaku
300: sanbyaku
400: yon hyaku
500: go hyaku
600: roppyaku
700: nana hyaku
800: happyaku
900: kyu hyaku
1000: sen
2000: ni sen
3000: sanzen
4000: yon sen
5000: go sen
6000: roku sen
7000: nana sen
8000: hassen
9000: kyu sen
10,000: man, ichi man
20,000: ni man
100,000: jyu man
1,000,000: hyaku man
10,000,000: sen man
100,000,000: ichi oku
1,000,000,000: jyu oku
1,000,000,000,000: ichcho
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○ Floors
1st floor: ikkai
2nd floor: nikai
3rd floor: san kai
4th floor: yonkai
5th floor: gokai
6th floor: rokkai
7th floor: nanakai
8th floor: hakkai
9th floor: kyukai
10th floor: jyukakai
Which floor?: nan kai?
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○ Frequency
1 time: ikkai
2 times: nikai
3 times: san kai
4 times: yon kai
5 times: go kai
6 times: rokkai
7 times: nanakai
8 times: hakkai
9 times: kyukai
10 times: jyukkai
How many times?: nan kai?
*********
○ Time
1 o’clock: ichi ji
2 o’clock: ni ji
3 o’clock: san ji
4 o’clock: yo ji
5 o’clock: go ji
6 o’clock: rokuji
7 o’clock: hichi ji
8 o’clock: hachi ji
9 o’clock: ku ji
10 o’clock: jyuji
11 o’clock: jyuichi ji
12 o’clock: jyuni ji
AM: gozen
PM: gogo
Friday, 22 February 2008
Taoist’s Way For Females Called “Chi Kung To Cut Red Dragon”
女修丹道:断赤龍功法
Taoist’s Way For Females
Taoist’s Way For Females
Called “Chi Kung To Cut Red Dragon”
(This is just an idea, and you may need good instructions from those well-versed in this field.)
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Generally speaking, the female is of the Ying, and in it, the woman has to pay attention to blood before Chi energy: she practices focusing the point between the two bosoms with certain breathing.
The point is that you change your blood into Chi energy to accumulate into your bosom or breast area. And in due process, the red menstrual blood changes into yellow and then, white one gradually. Finally, the blood of the monthly periods changes directly into Chi to circulate automatically throughout the body. :your skin now shines and the breasts will be nicely shaped.
When you wake up, shake your teeth 7 times, and softly massage your back of the ears, and massage well the bosoms 36 times, and circulate your waist forward and backward. Drink up your saliva 9 times, and by your intention, let your saliva reach to your solar plexus or under the navel. From navel, let the energy of the saliva run into your anus and then, your coccyx.
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Stay a little while in your coccyx area. When you feel a gush of Chi or energies born, then, lift these energies along your spine to your waist, shoulder, and C7 and neck and reach the skull into the top of the head. Keep your tongue touching the backside of the upper teeth, and let the energies coming down from the top to your nose and tongue and throat and into heart. This is called “Small Cosmic Orbit Circulation”.
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After 7 times circulations of the small cosmic orbit, then you massage your breasts 7 times well. Put your right hand at the coccyx, and then, circulate energy from the coccyx along the spine into head, and down into the throat, and then, store the energies into the left bosom with drinking the saliva. And so, put your left hand at the coccyx and do the same, and in the end, store the energies into the right bosom.
By this way, your monthly period will not happen, and you do not lose the energies.
The lady loses the life force by menstruating.
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If you would get back your period, then, hit your teeth together 7 times, massage the eardrums, and do some breathing exercises. After this, keep your thumbs touching upon the nipples, and with soft breathing, massage well the nipples and the bosoms 120 times. And gradually your period will come again.
Generally speaking, the female is of the Ying, and in it, the woman has to pay attention to blood before Chi energy: she practices focusing the point between the two bosoms with certain breathing.
The point is that you change your blood into Chi energy to accumulate into your bosom or breast area. And in due process, the red menstrual blood changes into yellow and then, white one gradually. Finally, the blood of the monthly periods changes directly into Chi to circulate automatically throughout the body. :your skin now shines and the breasts will be nicely shaped.
When you wake up, shake your teeth 7 times, and softly massage your back of the ears, and massage well the bosoms 36 times, and circulate your waist forward and backward. Drink up your saliva 9 times, and by your intention, let your saliva reach to your solar plexus or under the navel. From navel, let the energy of the saliva run into your anus and then, your coccyx.
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Stay a little while in your coccyx area. When you feel a gush of Chi or energies born, then, lift these energies along your spine to your waist, shoulder, and C7 and neck and reach the skull into the top of the head. Keep your tongue touching the backside of the upper teeth, and let the energies coming down from the top to your nose and tongue and throat and into heart. This is called “Small Cosmic Orbit Circulation”.
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After 7 times circulations of the small cosmic orbit, then you massage your breasts 7 times well. Put your right hand at the coccyx, and then, circulate energy from the coccyx along the spine into head, and down into the throat, and then, store the energies into the left bosom with drinking the saliva. And so, put your left hand at the coccyx and do the same, and in the end, store the energies into the right bosom.
By this way, your monthly period will not happen, and you do not lose the energies.
The lady loses the life force by menstruating.
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If you would get back your period, then, hit your teeth together 7 times, massage the eardrums, and do some breathing exercises. After this, keep your thumbs touching upon the nipples, and with soft breathing, massage well the nipples and the bosoms 120 times. And gradually your period will come again.
Thursday, 21 February 2008
Wednesday, 20 February 2008
Buddah's Hair
soaring up and down through your head,
then, your head changes in shape;
you may face bad migraine or
pin-pointed pain in the head sometimes
because of energetic hindrances.
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