Assalamuálaikumwarahmatullahi wabarakatuhHai Minna-san , Kembali lagi dengan Resa-sensei.Materi PJJ ke 7 kali ini adalah menanyakan no. telepon dalam bahasa

Minnasan kembali lagi dengan saya dan kali ini kita akan belajar tentang 番号／bangou nomor telepon, cara pengucapan bangou yaitu "ban-gou", kita akan belajar bagaimana cara menanyakan nomor telepon orang, dan cara menjawab apabila kita dimintai nomor telepon, tentunya dalam bahasa Jepang hehehe. pertama-tama sebelum belajar bangou kita harus mengetahui angka-angka dalam bahasa Jepang terlebih dahulu. Dibawah ini adalah angka-angka dalam bahasa Jepang. satu dua tiga empat lima enam tujuh delapan 9九//kyuu/ku sembilan sepuluh Lalu bagaimanakah cara mengucapkan bilangan belasan dan puluhan? Yaitu adalah sebagai berikut Untuk bilangan belasan 10+1 = 11 juu ichi 10+5 = 15 juu go 10+7 = 17 juu nana Untuk bilangan puluhan 3×10 = 30 san juu 5×10 = 50 go juu 6×10 = 60 roku juu Hanya 20 yang berbeda, yaitu hatachi Cara mengingatnya adalah, bilangan belasan satuannya di belakang, sedangan bilangan puluhan satuannya di depan Tetapi minnasan pada pembelajaran bangou, kita tidak menggunakan bilangan belasan atau puluhan, cukup hanya satuan saja bilangan belasan dan puluhan hanya catatan untuk menambah wawasan Lalu akan saya berikan contoh percakapan W 電話番号は何番ですか？//denwa bangou wa nanban desuka? K 電話番号は0881-240-3911です//denwa bangou wa 0881-240-3911 desu W ありがとうございます！//arigatou gozaimasu Jadi pada percakapan pertama itu kalo diartikan yaitu "nomor telepon anda berapa? ", kata denwa bangou itu berarti nomor telepon, lalu nanban itu berarti berapa nomor. Lalu pengucapan pengucapan nomornya, sebagai contoh 0881-240-3911, cara pengucapannya seperti nomor biasa tapi tanda - diucapkan "no". contohnya adalah 0881-240-3911 zero hachi hachi ichi no ni yon zero no san kyou ichi ichi desu seperti itulah. Cukup sekian pembelajaran kita, lain kali kita akan belajar tentang hal baru lagi Jaa minnasan matane~ seseorangpada pukul 10 pagi salam apakah yang dipakai. Asosiasi (Perbandingan) : Membandingkan informasi yang diperoleh dengan bahasa lain ( misalnya bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Inggris, Bahasa Jerman dll) Contoh : Dalam bahasa jepang hanya ada 3 salam pertemuan yaitu selamat pagi, selamat siangdan selamat malam. Sedangkan di Indonesia ada 4 Using public telephones While modern technology enables you to connect with friends and family around the world from the palm of your hand, there still might be times when you need to make use of public telephones. Japan's pubic phone system has options for both domestic and international calls, meaning you can get in touch with whoever, Calls Public telephones accept 10 yen and 100 yen coins and/or telephone cards. A local call within Tokyo's central 23 Wards and some other metropolitan cities costs 10 yen for around a minute. Be aware that no change is given for partial use of a 100 yen coin. You can pick up a prepaid telephone card for around 1,000 yen from kiosks at train stations, and convenience stores. Charges for inter-city calls vary according to the distance. The number of public phones in Japan is decreasing due to the widespread use of mobile phones and smartphones. However, they can still be found at hotels, tourist facilities, and train stations. During large-scale disasters, public phones are known to have better connections than mobile Code Telephone numbers in Japan consist of an area code and a phone number Exchange Number + Subscriber's Number. For example 03 1234-5678. International Calls A direct overseas call can be made from a public telephone displaying an International and Domestic Telephone sign. These phones are not widespread, but can be found at airports, hotels, and other key facilities. Direct dial calls can be made via a telephone company using the company's access International Telephone Cards Prepaid cards that allow you to make international phone calls at flat rates are also becoming widespread. They are sold at various prices at facilities such as convenience stores and airports. To make a call, you dial the number of the call center written on the card, and enter the security code. You can then dial the number you want to call starting with the country code. There are also cards that let you make phone calls to specified countries at discount prices—KDDI and SoftBank Telecom each offer this service. Mobile Phones To use a mobile phone in Japan, bring your own SIM card and insert it to a rental phone or use your own handset. In recent years, there are also services that offer prepaid SIM cards to those who are in Japan only temporarily. Please refer to the site below for information. For more details, please check with your local mobile phone service phone service is also available upon arrival at Narita Airport, Haneda Airport or Kansai Airport. For further information please contact any of the following Free Numbers Telephone numbers starting with 0120 are receiver-paid calls under NTT's Free Dial 0120 service. For Japan Telecom, the toll-free numbers begin with 0088, but calling areas are sometimes limited. Toll free numbers cannot be called from outside Japan. .