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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Where
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Similarity Marker (Also, Too)
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Queston Mark
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Topic Marker
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Polite Form of Namae

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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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Noun Modifier Marker (Of's)
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To (Be)