I'm already 82 years old. Anna has come to Sakura's grandmother's home in Shizuoka City. She is living alone, taking care of a kitchen garden. MÔ HACHIJÛNI SAI DESU YO|アンナ||おばあさん、お元気ですね。|| Grandma, you sure are healthy, aren't you?|Anna|| OBÂSAN, OGENKI DESU NE. Grandma, you sure are healthy, aren't you? | I'm already 82 years old. Now, please have some tea. |Grandma|| MÔ HACHIJÛNI SAI DESU YO.SÂ, OCHA O DÔZO. I'm already 82 years old. Now, please have some tea.|アンナ||わあ、きれいな緑色。香りもいいです。|| Oh! It's a beautiful green color. It has a good fragrance, too. |Anna|| WÂ, KIREINA MIDORI IRO. KAORI MO II DESU. Oh! It's a beautiful green color. It has a good fragrance, too. The numbers (2)Let's learn the two-digit numbers. Please go to "Learning Tools" page. Teach Us, TeacherHonorific O and GOWhen we want to show respect to the listener or the person we are talking about, we say O or GO before nouns or adjectives concerning that person. For example, SHIGOTO (work) becomes OSHIGOTO. GENKI (healthy) becomes OGENKI. And KAZOKU (family) becomes GOKAZOKU. Japanese is a language with lots of onomatopoeia. A wide range of onomatopoeia in the Japanese language, from noises made by animals to expressions of feelings, is explained by audio. The tea Grandma made for us was delicious! I'm beginning to get a taste for green tea with no sugar in it.