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課 11 · Lesson 11 of 25

Time and dates · Food and drink

32 words, 5 kanji and 3 grammar points. The daily plan brings these in a few at a time; you can also learn them from here.

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Grammar

Open each point, read it, try its questions, then tick it off.

  • Do ~ and then ~ (sequence)
    I wake up, eat, and go to school.
  • Do things like ~ and ~
    On weekends I do things like listen to music and read.
  • Have done ~ before / sometimes ~
    I have climbed Mt. Fuji before.

Kanji

Words

  • Holiday / day off / break Noun

    I have tomorrow off work.

  • Last night Noun

    I didn't sleep much last night.

  • 8th (of the month) / eight days Noun

    Please come again on the afternoon of the 8th.

  • 4th (of the month) / four days Noun

    I was in Japan for four days.

  • February Noun

    It often snows in February.

  • March Noun

    I've been working at my current company since March.

  • April Noun

    I started university in April.

  • May Noun

    My sister's baby was born in May.

  • June Noun

    There's a lot of rain in June.

  • July Noun

    Summer vacation starts in July.

  • August Noun

    August is really hot.

  • September Noun

    A friend is coming from America in September.

  • October Noun

    It's October now, and it's got cooler.

  • November Noun

    There's no school on November 3rd.

  • December Noun

    December is busy every year.

  • Around / about (time) Noun

    I'll get to the station around three.

  • Later / after that Adverb

    I'll call you later.

  • Before / in front Adverb

    I brush my teeth before going to bed.

  • Water Noun

    Could I have some cold water?

  • Tea Noun

    Would you like some tea?

  • To forget Verb

    I left my umbrella on the train.

  • Skilled / good at な-adjective

    Mr. Nakayama is a good cook.

  • Place Noun

    This is a nice, quiet place, isn't it?

  • To memorize / remember Verb

    I learn five kanji every day.

  • Unskilled / bad at な-adjective

    I'm bad at singing.

  • Always Adverb

    My father always leaves home at seven.

  • To teach / tell Verb

    Excuse me, could you tell me the way to the station?

  • Important / precious な-adjective

    My family is very important to me.

  • Often / well Adverb

    I often go to the library on Saturdays.

  • To learn (from a teacher) Verb

    I take guitar lessons every week.

  • Sturdy / strong / durable な-adjective

    This bag is very sturdy.

  • More Adverb

    Could you speak more slowly, please?

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