Ch2 Nihongo Questions & Particles

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This quiz focuses on basic Japanese grammar, specifically question words and particles like 'doko' for 'where', 'nani' for 'what', and 'wa' as a topic marker.

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6. Polite Form of Namae

The correct answer is "onamae" because in Japanese, "onamae" is the polite form of "namae," which means "name." When addressing someone politely, it is customary to use the honorific "o-" before certain words, including "namae." Therefore, "onamae" is the appropriate polite way to ask for someone's name.

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