Unit 11
Making Appointments with Friends

Lesson
[Noun/Amount] + γγ + [Negative Verb]
It shows that there's nothing else besides what comes before it. However, you must always use a negative verb with γγ to make the sentence work.
ε°γγγι£γΉγΎγγ [sukoshi shika tabemasen]
I can only eat a little.
- ε°γ [sukoshi] means "a little"
- γγ [shika] means "only"
- ι£γΉγΎγγ [tabemasen] means "I can't eat it."
ιηγ§γγΎγγ [yakyΕ« dekimasu ka]
Can you play baseball?
- ιη [yakyΕ«] means "baseball"
- γ§γγΎγγ [dekimasu ka] means "Can you do it?"
ε°γγγγ§γγΎγγ [sukoshi shika dekimasen]
I can only do a little.
- ε°γγγ [sukoshi shika] means "only a little"
- γ§γγΎγγ [dekimasen] means "I can't do it."
Conversation
- A: ιηγ§γγΎγγ [yakyΕ« dekimasu ka]
Can you play baseball? - B: ε°γγγγ§γγΎγγ
I can only do a little. - B: ζηγ§γγΎγγ
Can you cook? - A: ε°γγγγ§γγΎγγ [sukoshi shika dekimasen]
I can only do a little. - B: δΈεΊ¦ι£γΉγ¦γΏγγγ§γγγ
I would like to try it once!
