Japanese Vocabulary: Writing 11 Japanese Kanji - Part II
Now, let’s proceed with the vocabularies.
1. 目
かれはあおいめをしています。 |
Japanese |
Romaji |
English |
かれ |
Kare |
He
|
は |
Ha |
Japanese particle |
あおい |
Aoi
|
Blue |
め |
Me |
Eyes |
を |
Wo |
Japanese particle |
しています |
Shite imasu |
To do (Japanese verbs て-form and います-form) |
2. 耳
わたしはおんがくにみみをかたむけています。 I have
an ear for music. |
Japanese |
Romaji |
English |
わたし |
Watashi |
I |
は |
Ha |
Japanese particle |
おんがく |
Ongaku |
Music |
に |
Ni |
Japanese particle |
みみ |
Mimi |
Ears |
を |
Wo |
Japanese particle |
かたむけています |
Katamukete
imasu |
Have
a tilting/liking |
Note: かたむけています (傾けています)
is literally means ‘tilting’.
3. 水
みずをいっぱいいただけますか。 |
Japanese |
Romaji |
English |
みず |
Mizu |
Water |
を |
Wo |
Japanese particle |
いっぱい |
Ippai |
One (Japanese
counter) |
いただけます |
Itadakemasu |
Lit. Can have (to receive) |
か |
Ka |
Japanese particle |
4. 日
わたしたちはいちにちちゅうビーチですごしました。 We spent
all day at the beach. |
Japanese |
Romaji |
English |
わたしたち |
Watashitachi |
We |
は |
Ha |
Japanese particle |
いちにち |
Ichinichi |
All
day |
ちゅう |
Chuu |
During, middle |
ビーチ |
Bi-chi |
Beach |
で |
De |
Japanese particle |
すごしました |
Sugoshimashita |
Spent |
5. 林
はやしのなかをさんぽしませんか。 Shall we go for a walk
in the woods? |
Japanese |
Romaji |
English |
はやし |
Hayashi |
Woods, forest |
の |
No |
Japanese particle |
なか |
Naka |
Inside,
in |
を |
Wo |
Japanese particle |
さんぽ |
Sanpo |
To
walk |
しません |
Shimasen |
Don’t,
won’t, shall not |
か |
Ka |
Japanese particle |
Note: しません is the negative form of します which means ‘to do’.
6. 千
そのとしょかんにはすくなくともせんさつのほんがなければなりますん。 There must be at least
a thousand books in that library. |
Japanese |
Romaji |
English |
その |
Sono |
That |
としょかん |
Toshokan |
Library |
には |
Ni
ha |
For
the purpose of, in order to ~ |
すくなくとも (少なくとも) |
Sukunaku tomo |
At least |
せんさつ |
Sensatsu |
A thousand |
の |
No |
Japanese particle |
ほん |
Hon |
Books |
が |
Ga |
Japanese particle |
なければなりますん |
Nakereba
narimasen |
Must,
have to, need to |
7. 田
ぶんでたんぼをつかうください。 Please use rice field in a sentence. |
Japanese |
Romaji |
English |
ぶん |
Bun |
Sentence |
で |
De |
Japanese particle |
たんぼ |
Tanbo |
Rice field |
を |
Wo |
Japanese particle |
つかう |
Tsukau |
Use
(to use), to adopt |
ください |
Kudasai |
Please |
8. 竹
たけでできたいすがほしいです。 I want a chair made of bamboo. |
Japanese |
Romaji |
English |
たけ |
Take |
Bamboo |
で |
De |
Japanese particle |
できた |
Dekita |
Done, achieved,
complete, accomplished |
いす |
Isu |
Chair |
が |
Ga |
Japanese particle |
ほしい |
Hoshii |
Wants |
です |
Desu |
Japanese
verb ‘to be’ |
9. 手
このけんはわたしのてにおえません。 This matter is out of
my hands. |
Japanese |
Romaji |
English |
この |
Kono |
This |
けん |
Ken |
Matter, subject |
は |
Ha |
Japanese particle |
わたし |
Watashi |
I |
の |
No |
Japanese particle |
て |
Te |
Hands |
に |
Ni |
Japanese particle |
おえません |
Oemasen |
Can’t beat, can’t lose, can’t manage |
10. 土
かのじょはふくにつちがついた。 She got dirt on her clothes. |
Japanese |
Romaji |
English |
かのじょ |
Kanojo |
She |
は |
Ha |
Japanese particle |
ふく |
Fuku |
Clothes |
に |
Ni |
Japanese particle |
つち |
Tsuchi |
Soil, earth, dirt |
が |
Ga |
Japanese particle |
ついた |
Tsuita |
To
put on |
11. 山
ガープはやっつのやまをパンチします。 Garp punches eight mountains. |
Japanese |
Romaji |
English |
は |
Ha |
Japanese particle |
やっつ |
Yattsu |
Eight |
の |
No |
Japanese particle |
やま |
Yama |
Mountain |
を |
Wo |
Japanese particle |
パンチ |
Panchi |
Punch |
します |
Shimasu |
To
do |
Note: ガープ (Ga-pu) is a name of a person (One Piece’s Marine Hero).しますis
the polite of the verb する meaning ‘to do’.
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