10 japanese words per day 102
10 japanese words per day 102. Let’s learn 10 japanese new words everyday. these words are the most common japanese words used in everyday conversation and in JLPT Tests. These words are taken from 1000 common Japanese words.
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10 japanese words per day 102
1011. たまに
Reading : たまにtamani
Meaning : occasionally, by chance
Example :
娘はたまに部屋を片付けます。
ko ha tamani heya wo katazuke masu
My daughter rarely cleans her room.
1012. おかしい
Reading : おかしいokashii
Meaning : strange, peculiar
Example :
彼女の声がちょっとおかしいでしょう。
kanojo no koe ga chotto okashii desho u
Her voice sounds strange, isn’t it?
1013. 浅い
Reading : あさいasai
Meaning : shallow, superficial
Example :
浅い川で泳ぐのは安全です。
asai kawa de oyogu no ha anzen desu
Swimming at shallow river like this isn’t safe.
1014. 君
Reading : きみkimi
Meaning : you (referring to fellows or subordinates)
Example :
君の誕生日は10月30日でしょうね。
kun no tanjou nichi ha gatsu nichi desho u ne
Your birthday is 30/10 right?
1015. 奥さん
Reading : おくさんokusan
Meaning : (somone else’s) wife, married woman
Example :
課長の奥さんは親切な人です。
kachou no okusan ha shinsetsu na hito desu
The wife of the group leader is a nice woman.
1016. 赤ちゃん
Reading : あかちゃんakachan
Meaning : baby (colloquial)
Example :
赤ちゃんは可愛い。
akachan ha kawaii
Cute baby.
1017. 小学生
Reading : しょうがくせいshougakusei
Meaning : elementary school student
Example :
小学生はこの漢字が読めるのは無理です。
shougakusei ha kono kanji ga yomeru no ha muri desu
There’s no way a children in elementary school can read this letter.
1018. 貸す
Reading : かすkasu
Meaning : lend, lease
Example :
２０００円を貸してくれませんか。
ni rei rei rei en wo kashi te kure mase n ka
Can you lend me 2000 yen?
1019. 数える
Reading : かぞえるkazoeru
Meaning : count
Example :
紙の数量を数えています。
shi no suuryou wo kazoe te i masu
I’m counting the number of papers.
1020. 生む
Reading : うむumu
Meaning : give birth, produce
Example :
先月妻は息子を生んだ。
sengetsu tsuma ha musuko wo un da
Last month, my wife gave birth to my son.
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