kookoo - high school
gozen - A.M.
senmon - major
daigaku - college | university
han - half (ex. nijihan - half past 2)
kagaku - science
keezai - economics
seeji - politics
bungaku - literature
rekishi - history
isha - doctor
kaishain - office worker
kookoose - high school student
daigakuse - college student
shufu - housewife
bengoshi - lawyer
17 January 2008
16 January 2008
new vocabs #1
kanashi - sad
saiko (no) - best
omoimasu - to think
shirimasen - don't know
shitteimasu - to know
hazukashi - shy
aimasu - to meet
zutto - all along | for a long time | throughout
saiko (no) - best
omoimasu - to think
shirimasen - don't know
shitteimasu - to know
hazukashi - shy
aimasu - to meet
zutto - all along | for a long time | throughout
difference between sumimasen and gomenesai
Basically the major difference is in the polite form.
Sumimasen is used for older people or anyone superior in ranking than you.
Gomenesai is used by young people and is used for those the same age or younger or friends.
Sumimasen is used for older people or anyone superior in ranking than you.
Gomenesai is used by young people and is used for those the same age or younger or friends.
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