Haunted Week 10 Notes

 Step #8 ~ Haunted Vocabulary ….

Alright now…..

1.     We will start with a quick vocabulary check…

#1 ~ “kowaii” ~ scary

#2 ~ “kowagateiru” ~ #1 ~ scared

                                        #2 ~ afraid

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Alright …

Sounds good now…

2.     The next ones, please….

#3 ~ “kyoufu” ~ #1 ~ terror

                              #2 ~ horror

                              #3 ~ fright

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Alright …

Sounds good now…

3.     The next ones, please….

#4 ~ “haisha” ~ dentist

#5 ~ “a-tisuto” ~ artist

#6 ~ “terorisuto” ~ terrorist

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Alright and….

4.     These ones, please….

#7 ~ “zotto shiteiru” ~ #1 ~ terrified

                                         #2 ~ horrified

                                         #3 ~ frightened

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Alright and….

5.     These ones, please….

#8 ~ “zotto saseru” ~ #1 ~ terrifying

                                       #2 ~ horrifying

                                       #3 ~ frightening

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Alright and….

6.     These ones, please….

#9 ~ “kochoku shiteiru” ~ petrified

#10 ~ “kochoku saseru” ~ petrifying

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Sounds good now…

8.     Another quick check…

#11 ~ “osoroshii / hidoi” ~ #1 ~ terrible

#2 ~ horrible

#3 ~ frightful

#4 ~ awful

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Sounds good now…

9.     Another quick check…

#12 ~ “subarashii” ~ terrific

#13 ~ “osoroshii” ~ horrific

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OK now…

10.Another quick check …

#14 ~ “tataru” ~ haunt

Haunt = ghost

#15 ~ “tatarareteiru yakata” ~ Haunted Mansion

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Step #8 ~ Haunted Vocabulary #2 ….

Alright now…

How about the next 3, please…

1.     #1, #2, #3, #4, & #5, please….

#1 ~ “hakobu” ~ carry

#2 ~ “kuruma” ~ car

#3 ~ “kyariakā” ~ a carrier car

#4 ~ “kamotsu” ~ cargo

#5 ~ “basha” ~ a carriage

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Alright now…

Please read

“Port” is a Latin root word (from portare) meaning to carry, “

Alright now…

How about the next 4, please…

1.     #1, #2, #3, & #4, please….

#1 ~ “minato” ~ port

#2 ~ “mochihakobidekriu / potaburu” ~ portable

#3 ~ “po-ta-” ~ porter

#4 ~ “yusou” ~ transport

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Alright now…

How about the next 4, please…

2.     #5, #6, #7, & #8, please….

#5 ~ “yushutsu” ~ export

#6 ~ “yunyuu” ~ import

#7 ~ “kokugai tsuihou” ~ deport

#8 ~ “houkoku” ~ a report

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