I wear LETS LOOK AT JAPANESE FASHION HARAJUKU

I wear …

LET’S LOOK AT JAPANESE FASHION!

HARAJUKU はらじゅく

KIMONO きもの

ゆかた YUKATA

はっぴ HAPPI

さむらい SAMURAI

MORE TRENDS? You will watch a clip about Japanese fashion. There will be 15 different fashion in the clip and you must choose 3 top fashion you would like to wear or would be interested in trying them.

In English, “wear” takes many objects. Ex. wear clothes, perfume, make up, pants, shoes, glasses, a sweater, skirt, jacket, etc. HOWEVER in Japanese, there are different verbs depending on the items!

LET’S GO THROUGH THE NAME OF CLOTHES! Listen carefully and repeat after the teacher.

SHATSU しゃつ Shirt

KO-TO こーと COAT

SU-TSU すーつ Suits

SE-TAせーたー Sweater

PAJAMA ぱじゃま Pajama

SEIHUKU せいふく Uniform

Hiragana しゃつ こーと すーつ せーたー ぱじゃま せいふく Romaji Shatsu Ko-to Su-tsu Se-ta. Pajama Seihuku English Shirt Coat Suits Sweater Pajama Uniform

LET’S DESCRIBE CLOTHES! Hang on! Let’s revise the name of colours! Structure is … COLOUR NO NAME OF CLOTHES COLOUR の NAME OF CLOTHES Example: Aka no Ko-to あか の こーと Red coat

HOW ABOUT. . 1. Blue shirt 2. Green coat 3. Black uniform 4. Red suit Write them in ROMAJI or try in Hiragana and you will receive TWO (2) stamps!

1. Blue shirt Ao no shatsu あお 1. Green coat Midori no ko-to の しゃつ みどり 1. Black uniform Kuro no seihuku くろ 1. Red suit Aka no su-tsu あか の の の こーと せいふく すーつ

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KIMASU きます Kimasu means “to wear” but it is only used for clothes worn in UPPER BODIES.

SO, HOW SHALL WE SAY “WEAR A SHIRT”? What is a word for a “shirt”? Shatsu しゃつ What is a word for “to wear” for a shirt? Kimasu きます How shall we put in a sentence using two clues above? Shatsu wo kimasu. しゃつ を きます。 **を(wo) is a particle and is like a glue. を(wo) is used to connect a verb (kimasu) and a noun (shatsu). Without particles, Japanese sentences cannot be completed. (eg. There is always は(wa) after main subjects such as Watashi or Boku. )

LET’S TRY WRITING “WEAR A COAT”. Ko-to wo kimasu. こーと 1. 2. 3. 4. Wear a a を きます。 suit. sweater green uniform. rainbow pajama. su-tsu wo kimasu. すーつ を きます。 Se-ta- wo kimasu. せーたー を きます。 Midori no seihuku wo kimasu. せいふく を Nijiiro no pajama wo kimasu. にじいろ の ぱじゃま を きます。

NAGA ZUBON なが ずぼん Long pants

HAN ZUBON はん ずぼん Shorts

SUKA-TO すかーと Skirt

KUTSUSHITA くつした Socks

KUTSU くつ Shoes

Hiragana ながずぼん はんずぼん すかーと くつした くつ Romaji Naga zubon Han zubon Suka-to Kutsushita kutsu English Long pants Shorts Skirt Socks Shoes

1. Blue short 2. Green long pants 3. Black shoes 4. Red socks Write them in ROMAJI or try in Hiragana and you will receive TWO (2) stamps!

1. Yellow shorts Kiiro no hanzubon あお の はんずぼん 1. Green long pants Midori no naga zubon みどり 1. Grey shoes Haiiro no kutsu の くろ Red socks Aka no kutsushita あか の ながずぼん くつ の くつした

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HAKIMASU はきます Hakimasu means “to wear” but it is only used for clothes worn in LOWER BODIES.

BOUSHI ぼうし Hat

KATSURA かつら Wig

Hiragana ぼうし かつら Romaji Boushi Katsura English Hat Wig

1. Blue hat 2. Green wig 3. Black hat 4. Red wig Write them in ROMAJI or try in Hiragana and you will receive TWO (2) stamps!

1. Blue hat Ao no boushi あお の 1. Green wig Midori no katsura みどり ぼうし の かつら 1. Black hat Kuro no boushi くろ の ぼうし Red wig Aka no katsura あか の かつら

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KABURIMASU かぶります Kaburimasu means “to wear” but it is only used for clothes worn on HEADS.

BERUTO べると Belt

NEKURESU ねっくれす Necklace

TOKEI とけい Watch

NEKUTAI ねくたい Tie

Hiragana べると ねっくれす とけい べると めがね ROmaji Beruto Nekuresu Tokei Beruto Megane English Belt Necklace Watch Belt Glasses

1. Blue necklace 2. Orange watch 3. Black belt 4. Gold tie Write them in ROMAJI or try in Hiragana and you will receive TWO (2) stamps!

1. Blue necklace Ao no nekkuresu あお の ねっくれす 1. Orange watch Orenji no tokei おれんじ の 1. Black belt Kuro no beruto くろ の べると Gold tie Kin no nekutai きん の ねくたい とけい

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TSUKEMASU つけます Tsukemasu means “to wear” but it is only used for accessories.