Are you married? No, I'm single. 
Are you married? No, I'm single. 
to listen to the pronunciation.| How old are you? Anata wa nan-sai desu ka?  anata: you Kanji translation: nan-sai: how old  |
| I am 26 years old. Watashi wa ni-juu-roku sai desu.  watashi: I ni-juu-roku: 26 Kanji translation: sai: years old  |
| Where do you live? Anata wa doko ni sunde imasu ka?  anata: you doko: where Kanji translation: sumu: live  |
| Are you married? Anata wa kekkon shite imasu ka?  anata: you Kanji translation: kekkon: marriage  |
| I'm not married yet. Watashi wa mada kekkon shite imasen.  watashi: I mada: yet kekkon: marriage |
| I'm single. Watashi wa dokushin desu.  watashi: I Kanji translation: dokushin: single (not married)  |
| How many people are in your family? Anata no kazoku wa nan-nin desu ka?  anata no: your Kanji translation: kazoku: family  nan-nin: how many people  |
| There are three people in my family. Watashi no kazoku wa san-nin desu.  watashi no: my kazoku: family san: three Kanji translation: nin: people  |
| What's your job? What's your occupation? What kind of business are you engaged in? Anata wa nan no shigoto wo shite imasu ka?  anata: you Kanji translation: nan: what  shigoto: work, job, occupation, business  |
| Could you tell me your address? Anata no juusho wo oshiete morae masu ka?  anata no: your Kanji translation: juusho: address (the number of the building and the name of the street and town etc where someone lives or works)  |
| Do you speak English? Anata wa eigo ga hanase masu ka?  anata: you Kanji translation: eigo: English  hanasu: speak  |
| I speak a little. Sukoshi hanase masu.  sukoshi: a little |