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Learn minna no nihongo lesson 12

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Learn minna no nihongo lesson 12

1. Vocabulary :

No.VocabularyKanjiMeaning
1かんたんな簡単なSimple, easy
2ちかい近いnear
3とおい遠いfar
4はやい速いfast
5おそい遅いslow, late
6おおい多いmany, much
7すくない少ないfew, little
8あたたかい暖かいwarm
9すずしい涼しいcool, refreshing
10あまい甘いsweet
11からい辛いspicy
12おもい重いheavy
13かるい軽いlight
14きせつ季節season
15はるspring
16なつsummer
17あきfall, autumn
18ふゆwinter
19てんき天気weather
20あめrain (n)
21ゆきsnow (n)
22くもり曇りcloudiness, cloudy weather
23くうこう空港airport
24うみsea
25せかい世界world
26おまつり祭りfestival
27しけん試験examination, test
28すきやきdish that is made from beef and vegetable
29さしみdish that is made from raw fish and vegetable
30てんぷらSeafood and fried breaded vegetable
31いけばなIkebana, a flower arrangement art of Japan
32もみじ紅葉red leaf, leaves changing colors in the autumn
33どちらwhich
34どちらもboth, all
35ずっとthroughout, being in some state continuously
36ただいまi am back (came back home)
37すごいですねGreat, right?
38つかれるつかれました疲れましたI’m tired
39でもBut, however, though
40おかえりなさいwelcome back
41パーティーparty
42ホテルhotel
43ホンコンHongkong
44シンガポールSingapore
45いい
(コーヒーが∼)
Good, excellent, fine
46おすしSushi
47はじめて初めてFor the first time
48ぎおんまつり祇園祭Gion festival (the most famous festival in Tokyo)

2. Kanji

歩 : Walk

歩く (aruku) : to walk

歩道 (hodou) : sidewalk, walkway

待 : Wait

待つ (machu) : to wait

立 : Stand up

立つ (tatsu) : to stand

立場 (tachiba) : position

成立 (seiritsu) : establishment

止 : Stop

止まる (tomaru) : to stop

休止 (kyuushi) : pause

雨 : Rain

雨 (ame) : rain

雨具 (amagu) : rain gear

雨季/雨期 (uki) : rainy season

入 : Enter

入る (hairu) : to enter

入学 (nyugaku) : admission

出 : Exit

出る (deru) : to exit, to leave

出発 (shuppatsu) : departure

売 : Sell

売る (uru) : to sell

売買 (baibai) : trade, buying and selling

使 : Use

使う (tsukau) : to use

使用 (shiyou) : use

作 : Make, Production

作家 (sakka) : writer

作文 (sakubun) : writing, composition

Please see the grammar structures on the next page.

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