3️⃣7️⃣ 三十七 Robotto o ugokasu（ロボットをうごかす）= to move the robot
Romaji: sanjuunana robotto o ugokasu
Sentence: Robotto o ugokashimasu.
English: I move the robot.
#LearnJapanese #Tdot #DOCSCHOLX #江戸門戸 #Metacognition #RobotLife #DailyJapanese

3️⃣8️⃣ 三十八 Oni o okosu（おにをおこす）= to wake the oni
Romaji: sanjuuhachi oni o okosu
Sentence: Asa ni oni o okoshimasu.
English: I wake the oni in the morning.
#LearnJapanese #Tdot #DOCSCHOLX #江戸門戸 #Metacognition #Oni #Routine

3️⃣9️⃣ 三十九 Kappa ni mizu o yaru（かっぱにみずをやる）= to give water to the kappa
Romaji: sanjuukyuu kappa ni mizu o yaru
Sentence: Kappa ni mizu o yarimasu.
English: I give water to the kappa.
#LearnJapanese #Tdot #DOCSCHOLX #江戸門戸 #Metacognition #Kappa #HomeLife

4️⃣0️⃣ 四十 Robotto o souji suru（ロボットをそうじする）= to clean the robot
Romaji: yonjuu robotto o souji suru
Sentence: Robotto o souji shimasu.
English: I clean the robot.
#LearnJapanese #Tdot #DOCSCHOLX #江戸門戸 #Metacognition #Cleaning #RobotCare

4️⃣1️⃣ 四十一 Oni ni tabemono o ageru（おににたべものをあげる）= to give food to the oni
Romaji: yonjuuichi oni ni tabemono o ageru
Sentence: Oni ni tabemono o agemasu.
English: I give food to the oni.
#LearnJapanese #Tdot #DOCSCHOLX #江戸門戸 #Metacognition #OniLife #Feeding

4️⃣2️⃣ 四十二 Kappa o arau（かっぱをあらう）= to wash the kappa
Romaji: yonjuuni kappa o arau
Sentence: Kappa o araimasu.
English: I wash the kappa.
#LearnJapanese #Tdot #DOCSCHOLX #江戸門戸 #Metacognition #KappaCare #DailyTasks

4️⃣3️⃣ 四十三 Robotto ni meirei suru（ロボットにめいれいする）= to give a command to the robot
Romaji: yonjuusan robotto ni meirei suru
Sentence: Robotto ni meirei shimasu.
English: I give a command to the robot.
#LearnJapanese #Tdot #DOCSCHOLX #江戸門戸 #Metacognition #AI #Commands

4️⃣4️⃣ 四十四 Oni o nemuraseru（おにをねむらせる）= to put the oni to sleep
Romaji: yonjuuyon oni o nemuraseru
Sentence: Yoru ni oni o nemurasemasu.
English: I put the oni to sleep at night.
#LearnJapanese #Tdot #DOCSCHOLX #江戸門戸 #Metacognition #NightRoutine #Oni

4️⃣5️⃣ 四十五 Kappa to hanasu（かっぱとはなす）= to talk with the kappa
Romaji: yonjuugo kappa to hanasu
Sentence: Kappa to hanashimasu.
English: I talk with the kappa.
#LearnJapanese #Tdot #DOCSCHOLX #江戸門戸 #Metacognition #Conversation #MythicalLife

If you want, next step: flip it so the robot/oni/kappa speak back (dialogue format). That’s where it really starts sticking.

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