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Submitted by admin on Sun, 08/31/2008 - 11:07

beginner Japanese vocabulary

SIZES

Size / Amounts

大きい

ookii
big; large

小さい

chiisai
small

一番

ichiban
#1; the best

一番大きい

ichiban ookii
The biggest; the largest

一番小さいのをください。

ichiban chiisai no o kudasai.
Please give me the smallest one.

 
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