10 Japanese words per day

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10 japanese words per day 54. 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.

10 japanese words per day 54

531. 厳しい

Reading : kibishii
Meaning : strict, severe

Example :

あの先生は厳しさで有名だよ。
Ano sensei ha kibishi sa de yuumei da yo.
That teacher is famous for being strict.

532. 一人で

Reading : hitoride
Meaning : by oneself, alone

Example :

一人で遊ぶことが嫌い。
Ichi nin de asobu koto ga kirai.
I hate playing by myself.

533. 答え

Reading : kotae
Meaning : answer, solution

Example :

答えを出られませんでした。
Kotae o derare mase n deshi ta.
I couldn’t give the answer.

534. この頃

Reading : konogoro
Meaning : these days, recently

Example :

このごろよくその話を聞く。
Konogoro yoku sono hanashi o kiku.
Recently I often hear that story.

535. 残念

Reading : zannen
Meaning : regretful, disappointing

Example :

行けない事は残念ですね。
Ike nai koto ha zannen desu ne.
About you not coming, it’s rather disappointing.

536. 仕舞う

Reading : shimau
Meaning : put away, put in

Example :

椅子の上に本やノートなどを仕舞った。
Isu no ue ni hon ya nōto nado o shimatta.
I put my textbooks and notes, etc,..on the chair.

537. 心配

Reading : shinpai
Meaning : anxiety, worry

Example :

親はいつも子供のことを心配する。
Oya ha itsumo kodomo no koto o shinpai suru.
Parents always worry for their children.

538. 外

Reading : soto
Meaning : outside, open air

Example :

どうして外はにぎやかになったの。
Doushite soto ha nigiyaka ni natta no.
Why did outside suddenly become boisterous?

539. 大切

Reading : taisetsu
Meaning : important, valuable

Example :

あの日は大切な日です。
Ano hi ha taisetsu na hi desu.
That day is an important day.

540. ちょうど

Reading : choudo
Meaning : just, exactly

Example :

私が来たときはちょうど始まるときです。
Watashi ga ki ta toki ha choudo hajimaru toki desu.
When I arrived, it was just started.

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