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わすれする (Wasuresuru) is a root verb that means 'to forget'. Here, お (O) is used for respect and した is used for past tense. か (Ka) is used for asking question. So it becomes おわすれでしたか (Owasuredeshita ka), that means 'did you forget'?

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Time is called じかん Jikan in Japanese.

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これ 、それ、あれ are demonstrative pronouns in Japanese. They are used for demonstrating objects or persons.

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だいじょぶ です か 。Daijobu desu ka means "Are you okay"?

This term is used to ask someone if they are alright.

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かわいい (Kawaii) means cute/ pretty in Japanese. Kawaii is an adjective in Japanese language.

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じゃんけん (Janken) means "Rock, Paper, Scissor". This word is used for playing the Rock, Paper, Scissor game in Japanese.

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おもしろい, Omoshiroi means "interesting". おもしろい Omoshiroi is an adjective in Japanese language.

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This is Katakana Chart for learning Katakana characters of Kana.

Katakana characters are used to write foreign words. The words, which are borrowed from other languages. Sounds of Katakana characters is same as Hiragana characters.

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There are ten vowels in Korean. Other than these 10 vowels, there are 11 combined vowels also, which are formed by combining these vowels. There are total 40 characters in Korean writing system. Korean writing system is called 한글 (Hangeul).

Earlier, Korean people also used Chinese characters for writing but later King Sejong 세종 discovered these letters using the principle of Heaven ( ㅇ ), Ground ( ㅡ ) and Earth ( ㅣ).

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Here are some words that are used for denoting weeks in Japanese, like this week, next week, next to next week, last week, last to last week.

こんしゅう ( Konshuu) - This Week

らいしゅう (Raishuu) - Next Week

さらいしゅう (Saraishuu) - Next to Next Week

せんしゅう (Senshuu) - Last Week

せんせんしゅう (Sensenshuu) - Last to Last Week