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496 phrases

496 words, each with its reading, its meaning and a native clip. Tap a word to hear it on repeat; tap the sentence under it to hear the word in use.

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  1. Want, can, may, must notto meetI want to see you
  2. Describing a personto match; to get alongwe get on
  3. Travel and staying overoutcheck-out is at ten
  4. Describing a personbluethe one in the blue coat
  5. Describing a personbright; lighta cheerful person
  6. Weather and the seasonsautumn; fallautumn is my favourite
  7. Pastimes, opinions, plansto give upI will not give up
  8. Three ways a thing can beto keep free; to emptyI will keep that day free
  9. The shapes of a verbto open (something)may I open the window?
  10. The passivefoot; legsomebody stood on my foot
  11. Signs and noticesat one's feet; footingmind your step
  12. Comparing thingstaste; flavorthey taste nothing alike
  13. Travel and staying overto receive (money) for safekeeping; to holdplease keep my luggage
  14. Moving your bodysweatI have worked up a sweat
  15. The particlesto play; to have funI play in the park
  16. Weather and the seasonswarm (weather)it is getting warmer
  17. The body and being unwellheadmy head hurts
  18. Comparing thingsnewthis one is just newer
  19. Weather and the seasonshot (weather)hot, is it not
  20. Telling your own storylater; afterwhat happened after that
  21. Work and getting in touchlater; afterwardsI will call back later
  22. Comparing thingsolder brother (one's own)taller than my older brother
  23. Comparing thingsnot much (with negative)the price is much the same
  24. Weather and the seasonsrainit is raining
  25. Making and lettinggrateful; welcomeI accept it gratefully
  26. Work and getting in touchthank youthank you as always
  27. The particlesto walkI walk from the station
  28. Travel and staying overguidance; showing the wayinformation desk
  29. The particleshouse; homeI am at home
  30. Moving your bodybreathI am out of breath
  31. Trying, regretting, coming and goingto go (well)it went well
  32. Moving your bodyhow many; how oldwhat is the score
  33. Travel and staying overhow muchhow much for one night?
  34. Reporting what was saidbusyshe said she was busy
  35. The shapes of a verbto hurryhurry, te form
  36. The body and being unwellpainful; soreit hurts
  37. Trying, regretting, coming and goingonce; one timeI will try it once
  38. Weather and the seasonsthe most; number oneautumn is my favourite
  39. Pastimes, opinions, planstogethershall we go together?
  40. Pastimes, opinions, planssomedayone day I want to live in Japan
  41. Work and getting in touchalwaysthank you as always
  42. The particlesdogthere is a dog
  43. Too much, easy to, looks likeat any momentit looks like rain any moment
  44. Making and lettingto need; to be necessarypermission is needed
  45. Three ways a thing can beto put in; to insertit is in the fridge, put there for you
  46. Comparing thingscoloronly the colour differs
  47. Making and lettingsuperior; above; topI will ask my superior
  48. Reporting what was saidto receive; to acceptI hear it was received
  49. Moving your bodyto receive; to catchI catch it
  50. Comparing thingsbehind; backthe very back seat
  51. Trying, regretting, coming and goingcarelessness; inadvertentlyit slipped my mind
  52. Moving your bodyto hit; to strikeI hit it
  53. Trying, regretting, coming and goingskillful; wellit went well
  54. The passiveto sellit is on sale
  55. Weather and the seasonsjacket; coatI will not need a jacket
  56. Too much, easy to, looks likerumorI heard it as a rumour
  57. The passiveluck; fortuneI was unlucky
  58. Moving your bodyexercise; sportsI warm up first
  59. Pastimes, opinions, plansmovie; filmI like watching films
  60. Signs and noticesbusiness; open (for business)open for business
  61. Travel and staying overEnglish (language)is there anyone who speaks English?
  62. The particlesstationI will wait at the station
  63. The passiveto choose; to selectI was chosen
  64. Making and lettingreserve; hesitationI will pass this time
  65. Comparing thingsdeliciouswhich is the tastiest
  66. Pastimes, opinions, planssupport; cheeringI am rooting for you
  67. Travel and staying overround tripreturn, please
  68. Too much, easy to, looks likemany; muchit is a bit too much
  69. Describing a personmothershe takes after her mother
  70. The particlesto get up; to wake upI get up at seven
  71. Three ways a thing can beto put; to leave (behind)it has been put on the desk
  72. Work and getting in touchto sendI will send an email
  73. Travel and staying overto be lateit is running late
  74. The passiveto carry out; to hold (event)it will be held
  75. Work and getting in touchahead of you; firstexcuse me for leaving first, formally
  76. Moving your bodyclose; regrettableso close, wasn't it
  77. The passiveto push; to pressI was pushed from behind
  78. Work and getting in touchcare; help (polite)said to a business contact
  79. Work and getting in touchto be sorry to trouble (humble)I am much obliged
  80. The particlesteaI like tea
  81. Three ways a thing can beto fall; to dropa wallet is lying there
  82. Reporting what was saidconveying (polite)I am telling you just in case
  83. The particlessound; volumethere is no sound
  84. Making and lettingyounger brotherI send my brother to the shops
  85. Trying, regretting, coming and goingto drop; to loseI have dropped it
  86. The passiveto surprise; to startleI was given a start
  87. Pastimes, opinions, plansto be surprisedI was surprised
  88. Describing a personsame agewe are the same age
  89. The body and being unwellstomach; bellymy stomach hurts
  90. Three ways a thing can beto memorize; to rememberdo keep it in mind
  91. Work and getting in touchwaiting (polite)one moment, please
  92. Telling your own storymemory; recollectiona good memory
  93. Pastimes, opinions, plansto think; to feelI think
  94. Pastimes, opinions, plansinteresting; funnyit is interesting
  95. Describing a personparentI live with my parents
  96. Want, can, may, must notto swimI can swim
  97. Reporting what was saidto call back; to turn backhe said he would call back
  98. The particlesto get offI get off here
  99. Before, after, whileto end; to finishafter work is done
  100. The particlesmusicI listen to music
  101. Telling your own storyhot springhave you been to a hot spring
  102. The passivemosquitoI have been bitten by a mosquito
  103. Work and getting in touchmeeting; conferencethe meeting is at three
  104. Making and lettingshoppingI send my brother to the shops
  105. The shapes of a verbto buybuy, te form
  106. Before, after, whileto return; to give backI will return it in a week
  107. The shapes of a verbto go home; to returngo home, te form
  108. Three ways a thing can befaceyou look tired
  109. Travel and staying overkey; lockthe key, please
  110. Moving your bodyto sweat (as in "ase o kaku")I have worked up a sweat
  111. Comparing thingsconfirmation; checkI check it last of all
  112. Work and getting in touchto hangI will call back later
  113. Want, can, may, must notto be able to writeI cannot write it
  114. Weather and the seasonsumbrellaI will take an umbrella
  115. Work and getting in touchto understand (very humble)certainly, to a customer
  116. The body and being unwellcold (illness)I have caught a cold
  117. Three ways a thing can beto tidy up; to put awayI will tidy it away first
  118. Travel and staying overone wayone way, please
  119. Moving your bodyto winwe won
  120. How often, how muchnot necessarilythat is not necessarily so
  121. How often, how muchquite; considerablythere is a fair amount
  122. Describing a personbag; briefcasecarrying a bag
  123. Describing a personto put on (head)wearing a hat
  124. Before, after, whileto mind; to carelater is fine
  125. Three ways a thing can bepaperit is written on the paper
  126. Describing a personhairlong hair
  127. Moving your bodybodymy body aches
  128. The particleshe; boyfriendhe is a teacher
  129. Comparing thingsto change (by itself)the price is much the same
  130. Pastimes, opinions, plansto think; to considerI will think it over
  131. Signs and noticesrelation; connectionstaff only
  132. The body and being unwellnursing (care)nurse
  133. Too much, easy to, looks likeeasy; simpleit looks easier than I expected
  134. The passiveforeign countryit is read abroad too
  135. Making and lettingstudentI have the students read the book
  136. The particlesschoolI go to school
  137. Pastimes, opinions, plansto do one's best; to persevereI will do my best
  138. Want, can, may, must notto be audible; can hearit is audible
  139. Comparing thingsseasonspring is the best season
  140. Three ways a thing can beticketthe tickets are already bought
  141. The shapes of a verbyesterdaywhere did you go yesterday?
  142. Moving your bodystrict; severetraining is hard
  143. The body and being unwellfeeling; moodI feel unwell
  144. Reporting what was saidto be decidedthat is what was decided
  145. The shapes of a verbto decideI have not decided yet
  146. Moving your bodyfeeling; moodit feels good
  147. Before, after, whilesudden; urgentit rained suddenly
  148. The body and being unwellemergency (medical)ambulance
  149. Describing a personsiblings; brothershow many brothers and sisters
  150. Making and lettingpermissionpermission is needed
  151. Comparing thingslast yearhotter than last year
  152. Weather and the seasonsto wear; to put onwhat will you wear?
  153. Moving your bodyto run out; to be cutI am out of breath
  154. Want, can, may, must notno smokingno smoking
  155. The passiveprohibition; banit is forbidden
  156. Moving your bodymuscleI have stiff muscles
  157. The particlesmilkbread and milk
  158. The body and being unwellmedicine; drugmedicine, please
  159. The body and being unwellto give (honorific); please givemedicine, please
  160. Too much, easy to, looks likeshoesshoes that walk well
  161. Weather and the seasonsto become cloudycloudy weather
  162. Trying, regretting, coming and goingdarkit is getting dark
  163. Comparing thingsto comparelet us compare them
  164. Reporting what was saiddetailed; knowledgeableI will give you the detail later
  165. Travel and staying overpoliceplease call the police
  166. Describing a personmarriageI am married
  167. Moving your bodyto kickI kick it
  168. Reporting what was saidmatter; caseI have been told about that
  169. Telling your own storyfight; quarrelI fought with my brother a lot
  170. Moving your bodyhealthit is for my health
  171. Too much, easy to, looks likewell; healthyyou look well
  172. Signs and noticesstrictly prohibitedno outdoor shoes
  173. Signs and noticescashcash only
  174. Making and lettingprinciple; ruleas a rule, no
  175. Describing a personchildthe older one is five
  176. Reporting what was saidlike this; this wayI have decided to do it this way
  177. The particlesparkI play in the park
  178. The passiveconstruction workthis road is being worked on
  179. Want, can, may, must nothereyou must not eat here
  180. Signs and noticesbreakdown; out of orderout of order
  181. Weather and the seasonsthis yearthis winter is a long one
  182. Before, after, whilechildwhen I was a child
  183. Want, can, may, must notto be troubled; to have a problemthat would be awkward
  184. Three ways a thing can beto be crowded; to be congestedthe road is busy
  185. Trying, regretting, coming and goingfrom now onit will keep improving
  186. Moving your bodyto fall down; to tripI fell over
  187. Trying, regretting, coming and goingto break (something)I have broken it
  188. Too much, easy to, looks liketo break; to be brokenfragile, handle with care
  189. Making and lettingthis timeI will pass this time
  190. How often, how muchthis much; soso much as this
  191. Describing a personcoatthe one in the blue coat
  192. The particlescoffeecoffee, tea and so on
  193. Making and lettinglater date; another dayI will be in touch another day
  194. The particlesmeal; cooked riceI eat rice
  195. Before, after, whilerecently; latelyhow have you been lately
  196. Comparing thingslast; endI check it last of all
  197. Comparing thingsfirst; beginningI do this one first
  198. Travel and staying overwallet; purseI have lost my wallet
  199. Before, after, whileahead; firstthis one first, please
  200. The passiveto sting; to bite (insect)I have been bitten by a mosquito
  201. The passiveto invite; to ask alongI was invited
  202. Signs and noticesphotography; filmingno photography
  203. The particlescold (weather)it is cold, so I am going home
  204. The passiveto make noisethe neighbours made a racket
  205. Want, can, may, must notto touchyou must not touch
  206. Making and lettingparticipationI would like to take part
  207. Making and lettingregrettable; too badregrettably we cannot
  208. Moving your bodymatch; gamedid you see today's game
  209. Too much, easy to, looks likesaltI put in too much salt
  210. The passiveto scoldI was told off
  211. Travel and staying overquietI would prefer a quiet room
  212. Describing a personfirmly; reliablythey have their head on
  213. Work and getting in touchrudeness; excuse megoodbye, ending a call
  214. Trying, regretting, coming and goingoops; darn (in "shimatta")oh no, said to yourself
  215. Three ways a thing can beto close (by itself)the shop is shut
  216. Want, can, may, must notphotographmay I take a photo?
  217. How often, how muchweekthree times a week
  218. Pastimes, opinions, plansweekendwhat do you do at weekends?
  219. Before, after, whiledepartureand then we set off
  220. Pastimes, opinions, planshobbywhat do you do for fun?
  221. Work and getting in toucha little; a moment (polite)one moment, please
  222. Work and getting in touchacknowledgment; consentunderstood, at work
  223. Before, after, whilemealwe are in the middle of a meal
  224. The body and being unwellappetiteI have no appetite
  225. Signs and noticesusedo not use
  226. Three ways a thing can beto check; to look upI will look into it beforehand
  227. Three ways a thing can bemark; signit has been marked
  228. Reporting what was saidmay; might (in "kamoshirenai")I thought it might be so
  229. Describing a personkind; helpfulthey were kind to me
  230. Pastimes, opinions, plansworry; concernI am worried
  231. Describing a persontrust; confidenceyou can rely on them
  232. The passivehindrance; disturbanceI was got in the way of
  233. How often, how muchenough; sufficientthat is plenty
  234. Before, after, whileclass; lessonquiet during the lesson
  235. Before, after, whileorder; turnin order, please
  236. Three ways a thing can bepreparationhave it ready beforehand
  237. Making and lettingfreedom; freelyplease help yourself
  238. Pastimes, opinions, plansskillful; good atI want to get good at it
  239. Describing a personyoungest childthe youngest child
  240. The particlesliking; fond ofI like tea
  241. Travel and staying overto be free; to be vacantare there seats free?
  242. Trying, regretting, coming and goingright away; immediatelyI will be right back
  243. Pastimes, opinions, planswonderful; splendidit is wonderful
  244. Travel and staying overexcuse me; sorrysorry, it is all right
  245. Want, can, may, must notto live; to resideI live there
  246. The shapes of a verbto sitsit, te form
  247. Signs and noticesoverhead; above one's headmind your head
  248. Comparing thingsheight (of a person); backtaller than my older brother
  249. The body and being unwellcoughI have a cough
  250. Travel and staying overseatare there seats free?
  251. Three ways a thing can beexplanationthe instructions are posted up
  252. The particlesteacherhe is a teacher
  253. Comparing thingsnot at all; entirelycompletely different
  254. Trying, regretting, coming and goingall; everythingI ate the lot
  255. Making and lettingconsultation; discussionI will ask upstairs
  256. Three ways a thing can betherethey are laid out there
  257. Comparing thingsthat one; that sidethat one is handier
  258. Before, after, whilebefore long; eventuallyyou will see in time
  259. Three ways a thing can beas it isit has been left as it was
  260. Signs and noticesvacancy; emptyrooms available
  261. How often, how muchthat's all; only thatthat is all of it
  262. How often, how muchto that extent; not so (with negative)not especially
  263. Want, can, may, must notsoon; about time toI should be getting home
  264. Telling your own storysuch; that kind ofso that is what happened
  265. How often, how muchthat much; soit is not that dear
  266. How often, how muchgreat; significant (with negative: not much)it is not a great deal
  267. How often, how mucha lot; manyso much as this
  268. Reporting what was saidcertain; surehe certainly said so
  269. Work and getting in touchto be saved; to be helpedthat would help me a lot
  270. Travel and staying overto help; to saveplease help me
  271. Signs and noticesno entry; keep outstaff only
  272. The passiveto buildit was built
  273. Pastimes, opinions, planslooking forward to; pleasureI am looking forward to it
  274. The passiveto ask (a favor); to requestI was asked to do it
  275. Pastimes, opinions, plansprobably; maybeI think it will probably be fine
  276. How often, how muchoccasional; rarewe meet now and then
  277. Trying, regretting, coming and goingto try; to testI will try it once
  278. How often, how muchto be enoughthat is plenty
  279. Work and getting in touchperson in chargeis the person in charge there?
  280. The body and being unwellall right; OKare you all right?
  281. Three ways a thing can beto take out; to put outit has been put outside
  282. Trying, regretting, coming and goingno good; not allowedit is fine even if it fails
  283. Weather and the seasonsgraduallyit is getting warmer
  284. Before, after, whilesmalla photo from when I was small
  285. Travel and staying overcheckcheck-out is at ten
  286. Comparing thingsnear; closewhich is the nearest station
  287. The particlesto differ; to be wrongthat is not it
  288. Work and getting in touchlateness; being lateI was late
  289. Too much, easy to, looks likecaution; attentionfragile, handle with care
  290. The passivecancellation; suspensionit was called off
  291. Signs and noticesparkingno parking
  292. Travel and staying overbreakfastis breakfast included?
  293. Making and lettingreceiving (humble)I accept it gratefully
  294. Before, after, whileexactly; justit has just left
  295. Describing a personeldest sonthe eldest son
  296. Reporting what was saiddirectlyI will ask them myself
  297. Want, can, may, must nota little; a momentthat would be awkward
  298. Moving your bodyteamwhich team do you follow
  299. Want, can, may, must notto use; to spendmay I use it?
  300. Moving your bodyfatigue; tirednessthe tiredness has gone
  301. The body and being unwellto get tiredI am tired
  302. How often, how muchmonth; moononce a month
  303. Travel and staying overnextI get off at the next stop
  304. Travel and staying overto be included; to be attachedis breakfast included?
  305. Before, after, whileto arriveI arrived three days ago
  306. Three ways a thing can bedeskit has been put on the desk
  307. The passiveto makeit was made
  308. Want, can, may, must notto attach; to be carefulplease be careful
  309. Work and getting in touchto convey; to tellI will pass it on
  310. Reporting what was saidto be conveyed; to get throughthe message got garbled
  311. How often, how muchto continue; to lasthow long does it last
  312. Pastimes, opinions, plansto continue (something)I will keep at it
  313. Pastimes, opinions, planstrifling; boringit is dull
  314. Trying, regretting, coming and goingto take (someone) alongI will take you along
  315. Signs and noticeshanddo not touch
  316. Signs and noticesrestroom; washroomthe lavatory, on a sign
  317. Making and lettingto help; to assistlet me help
  318. The particlesweatherthe weather is fine
  319. Before, after, whileto go outI will ring before I set off
  320. The body and being unwellto come out; to leaveI have a cough
  321. Three ways a thing can beelectricity; lightthe light is on
  322. Travel and staying overtrainthe train is delayed
  323. Work and getting in touchsignal; radio wavesthe signal is bad
  324. Work and getting in touchtelephone; phone callphone number
  325. The particlesTokyoI go as far as Tokyo
  326. Signs and noticeson the day; same daya ticket on the day
  327. Telling your own storyfarschool was a long way off
  328. Before, after, whileas; way; streetjust as always
  329. Moving your bodyscore; pointswhat is the score
  330. Making and lettingespecially; in particularnothing wrong that I can see
  331. Before, after, whileon the way; midwayI am only part way through
  332. Telling your own storyveryit was very good
  333. The passivenext to; neighborthe neighbours made a racket
  334. Moving your bodyto jumpI jump
  335. Travel and staying overto stay (overnight)I stay the night
  336. The particlesfriendI meet a friend
  337. Want, can, may, must notto take (a photo)may I take a photo?
  338. Moving your bodyto be relieved; to come offthe tiredness has gone
  339. Moving your bodytool; equipmentno equipment needed
  340. Work and getting in touchplease; go aheadregards, casually
  341. Describing a personsingle; unmarriedI am single
  342. Signs and noticeswearing shoes (indoors)no outdoor shoes
  343. Comparing thingswhich (of two); wherewhich of the two do you prefer
  344. How often, how muchwhich; how (much)how long does it last
  345. Comparing thingswhich onewhich of the three
  346. Making and lettingto make (someone) cryI made them cry
  347. How often, how muchnot easily (with negative); quitethey are taking their time
  348. Weather and the seasonslongthis winter is a long one
  349. Travel and staying overto lose (something)I have lost my wallet
  350. Moving your bodyto throwI throw it
  351. Telling your own storynostalgic; fondly rememberedit takes me back
  352. Work and getting in touchnameyour name, please
  353. Want, can, may, must notto learn (from someone)I want to learn Japanese
  354. Signs and noticesto line up; to stand in lineplease queue
  355. Three ways a thing can beto line up; to arrangethey are laid out there
  356. Before, after, whileto get used toyou will get used to it
  357. The passivewhat (is written)what does it say
  358. Pastimes, opinions, plansJapanone day I want to live in Japan
  359. The particlesJapanese personas for me, I am Japanese
  360. Trying, regretting, coming and goingnever againit will not happen again
  361. Want, can, may, must notJapanese (language)I want to learn Japanese
  362. Travel and staying overluggage; baggageplease keep my luggage
  363. Comparing thingsto resemble; to be similarthey are alike
  364. The particlespricethe price is high
  365. The body and being unwellfever; heatI have a fever
  366. Too much, easy to, looks likesleepyyou look sleepy
  367. The body and being unwellto be able to sleepI cannot sleep
  368. Want, can, may, must notto sleep; to go to bedI want to sleep a bit longer
  369. Three ways a thing can becare; attentionI will take it just in case
  370. Three ways a thing can beto remain; to be leftsome is still left
  371. The body and being unwellthroatmy throat hurts
  372. Moving your bodyto climbI climb
  373. The shapes of a verbto drinkdrink, te form
  374. Travel and staying overto miss (a train)I missed it
  375. The body and being unwelltoothmy tooth hurts
  376. Making and lettinglooking at (humble)allow me to look at it
  377. Weather and the seasonsto be needed; to enterI will not need a jacket
  378. Want, can, may, must notto enter; to go inmay I come in?
  379. Trying, regretting, coming and goingto put on (shoes, pants)may I try these on, of shoes
  380. Trying, regretting, coming and goingto runthey ran off
  381. Three ways a thing can beto begin; to startit has already started
  382. Reporting what was saidto begin; to startthe message is to start without them
  383. Want, can, may, must notto workI work there
  384. The passiveannouncement; presentationwhen will it be announced
  385. Too much, easy to, looks likestory; talkit is something I was told
  386. The shapes of a verbto speak; to talkspeak, te form
  387. Want, can, may, must notto be able to speakI can speak a little Japanese
  388. Comparing thingsearly; fastthe earliest train is
  389. Comparing thingsfast; quickthe train is faster than the bus
  390. Weather and the seasonsspring (season)spring has come
  391. Three ways a thing can beto stick; to pastethe instructions are posted up
  392. Weather and the seasonsto clear up; to be sunnytomorrow should be fine
  393. How often, how muchhalfabout half
  394. The particlesbusI go by bus
  395. Work and getting in touchnumberphone number
  396. The particlesbreadbread and milk
  397. Moving your bodydraw; tieit is a draw
  398. Weather and the seasonsto catch (a cold)do not catch cold
  399. The body and being unwellto catch (a cold); to pullI have caught a cold
  400. Describing a personlow; short (height)they are short
  401. Describing a personbeard; mustachehe has a beard
  402. How often, how muchlong time no seeit has been a long time
  403. Describing a persononly childan only child
  404. Before, after, whilefree time; leisurewhen I have time free
  405. Three ways a thing can betable; chart; frontit has been put outside
  406. Three ways a thing can beto open (by itself)the window is open
  407. The body and being unwellhospitalwhere is the hospital?
  408. Trying, regretting, coming and goingto increaseit has been increasing
  409. Telling your own storyMount FujiI have climbed Mount Fuji
  410. The passiveto step onsomebody stood on my foot
  411. Weather and the seasonswinterthis winter is a long one
  412. Weather and the seasonsto fall (rain, snow)it is raining
  413. Signs and noticesto touchdo not touch
  414. Travel and staying overbathwhere is the bath?
  415. Travel and staying overroomI would prefer a quiet room
  416. Making and lettingreply; answerI will answer tomorrow
  417. Before, after, whilestudyI study while working
  418. Comparing thingsconvenientthat one is handier
  419. The particlespenthis is a pen
  420. Too much, easy to, looks likemethod; wayis there an easier way
  421. The passiveto barka dog barked at me
  422. The body and being unwellinsuranceinsurance card
  423. Want, can, may, must notwanted; desiredI want water
  424. Comparing thingsalmost; nearlynearly identical
  425. The passiveto praiseI was praised
  426. The particlesbookI read a book
  427. Signs and noticestoday (formal)today only
  428. Reporting what was saidthe person himself; oneselfthe person said so themselves
  429. Describing a personhat; capwearing a hat
  430. Before, after, whilebetween; intervalI read while waiting
  431. Moving your bodyevery morningI run every morning
  432. How often, how muchevery weekI go every week
  433. Pastimes, opinions, plansevery dayI practise every day
  434. Moving your bodyto lose (a game)we lost
  435. Describing a personserious; earnestconscientious
  436. The passiveto keep (someone) waitingI was kept waiting
  437. Too much, easy to, looks liketowna good town to live in
  438. Reporting what was saidto be mistaken; to errthe message got garbled
  439. Work and getting in touchto mistake; to get wrongI have the wrong number
  440. The shapes of a verbto waitwait, te form
  441. The shapes of a verbwindowmay I open the window?
  442. Reporting what was saidto get lost; to hesitateI cannot make up my mind
  443. Want, can, may, must notto be visible; can seeit is visible
  444. Before, after, whileto brush (teeth); to polishI brush my teeth before bed
  445. Describing a personshortshort hair
  446. Three ways a thing can beshop; storethe shop is shut
  447. Travel and staying overroad; wayI do not know the way
  448. Comparing thingsthree (things)which of the three
  449. Making and lettingto approve; to acknowledgeit has been approved
  450. Too much, easy to, looks likeeasy to see; clearit is easier to see now
  451. Comparing thingsdistinguishing; telling apartI cannot tell them apart
  452. Trying, regretting, coming and goingto pick up; to welcomeI will come and collect you
  453. Weather and the seasonshot and humid; muggyit is hot and wet
  454. Making and lettingimpossible; unreasonableI pushed them too hard
  455. Three ways a thing can beglassesthe one wearing glasses
  456. How often, how muchrarely; seldom (with negative)I hardly ever go
  457. The body and being unwelldizzinessI feel dizzy
  458. Three ways a thing can bememo; noteI will make a note of it
  459. Work and getting in touchemailI will send an email
  460. Travel and staying overonce more; againplease say that again
  461. Want, can, may, must nota little moreI want to sleep a bit longer
  462. Signs and noticesbringing in (items)do not bring in
  463. Comparing thingsmorehave you anywhere quieter
  464. Before, after, whileto return; to go backI would like to go back to then
  465. Trying, regretting, coming and goingpromise; appointmentI forgot our arrangement, and I am sorry
  466. Making and lettingvegetablesI make the children eat vegetables
  467. Describing a personkind; gentleI think they are kind
  468. The particlescheap; inexpensiveit is cheaper than this
  469. The passiveto take leave (passive/honorific)they took the day off on me
  470. Too much, easy to, looks likeholiday; day off; restapparently they are closed
  471. Want, can, may, must notto rest; to take a day offI want to rest
  472. Moving your bodyto lose weight; to get thinI have lost a little weight
  473. Comparing thingsmountainthe highest mountain in Japan
  474. Three ways a thing can beto stop (rain)the rain has stopped
  475. Reporting what was saidto quit; to stopI think I will not
  476. Moving your bodychampionship; victorythey took the title
  477. Travel and staying overslowlyslowly, please
  478. Comparing thingsgoodit is better than it was
  479. Travel and staying overto call; to summonplease call the police
  480. Want, can, may, must notto be able to readI can read it
  481. Travel and staying overreservation; appointmentI would like to book
  482. Making and lettingfine; all right (polite)would that be all right
  483. Work and getting in touchbest regards; kindlyI leave it in your hands
  484. Comparing thingsreasonthe main reason is
  485. How often, how muchamount; quantityit is not a great deal
  486. Telling your own storyparents (both)my parents were strict
  487. Want, can, may, must nottravel; tripI want to travel
  488. Before, after, whileabsence (from home)look after it while I am out
  489. Three ways a thing can berefrigeratorit is in the fridge, put there for you
  490. Pastimes, opinions, planspracticeI practise every day
  491. Making and lettingcontact; communicationI will be in touch another day
  492. Describing a personyoungthey look young
  493. Travel and staying overlost item; something left behindI have left something behind
  494. Reporting what was saidto hand over; to giveI will leave them a note
  495. The passiveto laughI was laughed at
  496. Making and lettingto make (someone) laughdo not make me laugh