Day 198 of 320

A Gift for the New Neighbors

A young woman (B) has just moved into her first apartment in Wakayama, and her mother (A) calls her. In Japan, people who move in often greet their neighbors with a small gift.

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Audio recordings are on the way. For now, each lesson is the dialogue with its English translation.

  1. A

    お隣となりさんにはもう会あった？

    Otonari-san ni wa mō atta?

    Have you met your neighbors yet?

  2. B

    ううん、まだ。

    Ūn, mada.

    No, not yet.

  3. A

    じゃあ、お菓子かしがいいよ。

    Jā, okashi ga ii yo.

    Then some sweets would be nice.

  4. B

    うん、駅えきの店みせで買かう。

    Un, eki no mise de kau.

    Okay, I'll get some at the shop in the station.

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