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課 22 · Lesson 22 of 25

Body · Clothes

32 words, 3 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.

  • Already / (not) anymore
    I've already eaten lunch.
  • Still / Not yet
    I haven't done my homework yet.
  • Has been done (and left that way)
    The window has been opened (and left open).

Kanji

Words

  • Eye Noun

    My eyes got tired from reading.

  • Ear Noun

    Rabbits have long ears.

  • Nose Noun

    Dogs have cold noses.

  • Mouth Noun

    Please open your mouth wide.

  • Tooth / teeth Noun

    I brush my teeth after eating.

  • Hand Noun

    Let's wash our hands before eating.

  • Body Noun

    Exercise is good for your body.

  • Stomach / belly Noun

    I have a stomachache.

  • Voice Noun

    The teacher has a loud voice.

  • Illness / disease Noun

    My mother was sick, so I took the day off work.

  • Medicine Noun

    Please take the medicine after meals.

  • Height / stature Noun

    My older brother is tall.

  • Leg / foot Noun

    My legs hurt from climbing the mountain.

  • Clothes Noun

    I bought some clothes at the department store.

  • Shirt Noun

    This shirt is a little small.

  • Skirt Noun

    My mother gave me a long skirt.

  • Pants / trousers Noun

    These trousers are a bit long.

  • Shoes Noun

    I went out in my new shoes.

  • Socks Noun

    I'm wearing white socks.

  • Coat Noun

    It's cold today, so I'll wear a coat.

  • To brush (teeth) / to polish Verb

    My father polishes the car every week.

  • Match (for lighting) Noun

    Excuse me, do you have any matches?

  • To do / to give (to pets, plants) Verb

    I water the flowers every morning.

  • Slowly / take your time Adverb

    Please speak a little more slowly.

  • To hand over / to give Verb

    Please give this book to Nakayama-san.

  • Radio Noun

    I listen to the radio in the car.

  • To cross (a road, bridge) Verb

    Be careful when you cross the road.

  • Radio-cassette player (boombox) Noun

    There's an old boombox in my brother's room.

  • To study Verb

    Studying Japanese is fun.

  • (vinyl) record Noun

    My mother often listens to records.

  • To exist (things) Verb

    Are there any eggs in the fridge?

  • Phone number Noun

    Could you tell me your phone number?

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