This document contains Japanese terms and translations related to grade levels in elementary, intermediate, and high school. It lists common Japanese terms used to refer to students in grades 7 through 12, such as "chuugakusannensei" for a 9th grader, "kookoosanensei" for a 12th grader. It also provides examples of using the Japanese word "mo" which means "too" or "also" in phrases such as "Noun 1 mo Noun 2 desu", meaning "Noun 1 is also Noun 2".

1. 3-3 Grade

2. Nannenseidesu.

3. Nannenseidesu ka.What grade are you in?

4. Gakko

5. GakkoSchool

6. Seito

7. SeitoElementary, intermediate or high school student.

8. Gakusei

9. GakuseiCollege student

10. Chuugaku

11. ChuugakuIntermediate school

12. Kookoo

13. KookooHigh school

14. Chuugakusei

15. ChuugakuseiIntermediate student

16. Kookoosei

17. KookooseiHigh school student

18. Chuugakuichinensei

19. Chuugakuichinensei7th grader

20. Chuugakuninensei

21. Chuugakuninensei8th grade

22. Chuugakusannensei

23. Chuugakusannensei9th grade, freshmen

24. Kookooichinensei

25. Kookooichinensei10th grade, sophomore

26. Kookooninensei11th grade, junior

27. Kookoosanensei

28. Kookoosannensei12th grade, senior

29. Motoo, also

30. How to use も(mo)Noun 1 も Noun 2 です。Noun 1 is also Noun 2. Noun 1 is Noun 2 too.Noun 1 も Noun 2 でわあれいません。Noun 1 is not Noun 2 either.Noun 1 も Noun 2も Noun 3です。Both Noun 1 and Noun 2 are Noun 3.Noun 1 も Noun 2も Noun 3でわあれいませんNeither Noun 1 and Noun 2 are Noun 3.