This document introduces basic Japanese phrases for greetings, numbers, days of the week, months, and seasons. It provides the Japanese terms for good morning (Ohaio gozaimasu), good afternoon (Konichiwa), good evening (Konbanwa), and good night (Oyasumi nasai). Numbers from one to ten are also listed in Japanese, along with the days of the week and months of the year translated to Japanese. The four seasons - spring, summer, autumn, and winter - are presented as Haru, Natsu, Aki, and Fuyu respectively in Japanese.

1. HI!! MY NAME IS LINDA
CLARK
AND IT’S TIME TO LEARN JAPANESE!!

2. OHAIYO GOZAIMASU
THIS MEANS GOOD MORNING
KONICHIWA MEANS
MEANS GOOD AFTERNOON
KONBANWA
MEANS GOON EVENING
AND OYAISUMI NASAI
MEANS GOOD NIGHT

3. NUMBERS
ICHI = ONE
NI = TWO
SAN = THREE
SHI = FOUR
GO = FIVE
ROKU = SIX
SHICHI = SEVEN
HACHI = EIGHT
KU = NINE
JU = TEN

4. DAYS OF THE WEEK
GETSUYOBI = MONDAY
KAIYOBI = TUESDAY
SUIYOBI = WENESDAY
MOKUYOBI = THURSDAY
KINYOBI = FRIDAY
DOYOBI = SATURDAY
NICHIYOBI = SUNDAY

5. MONTHS OF THE YEAR
• ICHIGATSU = JANUARY
NIGATSU = FEBUARY
• SANGATSU = MARCH
• YONGATSU = APRIL
• GOGATSU = MAY
• ROKUGATSU = JUNE

6. MONTHS OF THE YEAR
• SHICHIGATSU = JULY
• HACHIGATSU = AUGUST
• KUGATSU = SEPTEMBER
• JUGATSU = OCTOBER
• JUICHIGATSU = NOVEMBER
• JUNIGATSU = DECEMBER

7. SEASONS OF THE YEAR
• HARU = SPRING
• GATSU = SUMMER
• AKI = AUTUM
• FUYU = WINTER