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課 14 · Lesson 14 of 25

Food and drink · Places

33 words, 5 kanji and 4 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.

  • I like X
    I like Japanese.
  • I want to do ~
    I want to go to Japan.
  • I prefer ~ (like ~ better)
    I prefer tea to coffee.
  • I like doing ~
    I like cooking.

Kanji

Words

  • Lunch Noun

    I eat lunch at school.

  • Dinner Noun

    Tonight's dinner is curry.

  • Apple Noun

    I bought three apples.

  • Banana Noun

    I eat a banana every morning.

  • Mandarin orange Noun

    This mandarin is very sweet.

  • Strawberry Noun

    My mother loves strawberry cake.

  • Grapes Noun

    My grandmother gave me some grapes.

  • Watermelon Noun

    In summer I want to eat watermelon.

  • Carrot Noun

    I put carrots in the curry.

  • Onion Noun

    Please cut the onion into small pieces.

  • Potato Noun

    The potatoes are 100 yen each.

  • School Noun

    It's ten minutes to school by bus.

  • House / Home Noun

    It's raining, so I'll read a book at home.

  • Train station Noun

    Excuse me, where is the station?

  • Hospital Noun

    My father works at a hospital.

  • Library Noun

    I borrowed a book from the library.

  • Bank Noun

    The bank is open until three.

  • Park Noun

    Children are playing in the park.

  • Restaurant Noun

    There's a new restaurant near the station.

  • Restroom / Toilet Noun

    The restroom is over there.

  • Same / identical な-adjective

    My sister and I go to the same school.

  • Well then / in that case Conjunction

    Well then, see you next week.

  • To push Verb

    Please press this button.

  • Dirty / messy い-adjective

    Please don't eat with dirty hands.

  • For the first time Adverb

    I came to Japan for the first time.

  • To pull Verb

    Don't push this door; please pull it.

  • Dark / gloomy い-adjective

    It's already dark outside.

  • Why / how come Adverb

    Why were you absent from school?

  • To call (someone) Verb

    The teacher called my name.

  • Fine / enough, thanks / quite な-adjective

    A: Would you like a little more? B: No, I'm fine, thanks.

  • Why (formal) Adverb

    Why are you studying Japanese?

  • To open (intransitive) Verb

    The shop opens at ten.

  • Liked / to like な-adjective

    What kind of music do you like?

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