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429 phrases

429 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. Greetings and repliesto meetlet us meet again
  2. Colour, shape and sizereda red car, no particle needed
  3. Colour, shape and sizebright; lighthave you a brighter colour
  4. The house and what happens in itto open (something)I open the window
  5. Giving and receivingto giveI give, away from me
  6. Eating and drinkingmorningbreakfast
  7. Greetings and repliestomorrowsee you tomorrow
  8. The shop and the counterto receive (money) for safekeeping; to holdout of a thousand yen
  9. Living things and the world outsideover thereit is over there
  10. The shop and the counterwarmeat it while it is warm
  11. The shop and the counterto warm up; to heatshall I heat it up
  12. Clothes and what you carrynewthese are new clothes
  13. Places, and where things arevicinity; aroundis there one round here
  14. Greetings and replieslater; aftersee you later
  15. The classroomlater; afterwardsI will ask afterwards
  16. Shops and pricesthat (over there)that person over there
  17. An ordinary dayto washI wash
  18. Inviting and arranginggrateful; welcomeI am grateful, but
  19. Greetings and repliesthank youthank you
  20. Greetings and repliesto be; to existI am truly sorry
  21. Getting aboutto walkfive minutes on foot
  22. Places, and where things areguidance; showing the wayI will take you there
  23. Greetings and repliesgood; nicethat sounds good
  24. Greetings and repliesto go (in "I'm off")I am off
  25. The classroomto sayhow do you say it in Japanese
  26. Getting aboutto gogo straight on
  27. Counting different thingshow many; how oldhow many altogether
  28. Shops and priceshow muchhow much is it?
  29. Places, and where things areto be able to gocan I walk there
  30. Living things and the world outsidechairthere is a chair
  31. At the stationto hurryI am in a hurry
  32. Eating and drinkingto receive; to eat (humble)said before eating
  33. Places, and where things arethe most; number oneright at the back
  34. The shop and the countertogethertogether, please
  35. Eating and drinkingfullI am full
  36. Giving and receivingwhenany time at all
  37. Counting different thingsdogI keep two dogs
  38. Numbers and timenowwhat time is it now?
  39. The classroommeaningwhat does it mean
  40. People and familyyounger sisteryour younger sister
  41. The phone in your handear (in "earphone")earphones
  42. Shops and pricesto come; to be (honorific)said to a customer entering
  43. The shop and the counterentrancethe entrance is this way
  44. People and familyto be; to exist (animate)do you have brothers or sisters?
  45. The phone in your handto put in; to inserttype it in here
  46. Colour, shape and sizecolorI like this colour
  47. Giving and receivingvariously; in many waysthank you for everything
  48. At the stationto move; to run (machine)when will it move again
  49. Places, and where things arebehind; backbehind the station
  50. At the stationinside; inner sideplease wait behind the white line
  51. Shops and pricessold outit is sold out
  52. The shop and the counterto sell outit has sold out
  53. Giving and receivinghappy; gladthank you, I am delighted
  54. Clothes and what you carryjacket; coathang your coat up
  55. Colour, shape and sizepicture; paintingI will draw it
  56. Inviting and arrangingmovie; filmfancy seeing a film
  57. Greetings and repliesEnglish (language)do you understand English?
  58. Colour, shape and sizeto draw; to paintI will draw it
  59. Getting aboutstationexcuse me, where is the station?
  60. At the stationstation staffI will ask the staff
  61. Counting different thingspencilthere are two pencils
  62. Giving and receivingreserve; hesitationplease do not hold back
  63. Eating and drinkingdeliciousit was delicious
  64. Shops and pricesbig; largedo you have a bigger one?
  65. Giving and receivingreturn giftthis is in return
  66. Greetings and repliesthanks toI am well, thank you
  67. Living things and the world outsidemoneyI have no money
  68. An ordinary dayto get up; to wake upI get up
  69. Places, and where things areinner part; backright at the back
  70. At the stationto put; to leave (behind)I left it on the train
  71. Giving and receivingto sendthey gave me a lift
  72. Inviting and arrangingto be lateI will be ten minutes late
  73. Greetings and repliesahead of you; firstexcuse me for leaving first
  74. Places, and where things areto tell; to teachcould you show me the way
  75. The phone in your handto push; to pressI press it
  76. Eating and drinkingrecommendationwhat do you recommend?
  77. Counting different thingsteaI drank two cups of tea
  78. The house and what happens in itto fall; to dropa key is lying there
  79. Greetings and repliesthanks for your hard workthank you for your work
  80. The shop and the counterchange (money)here is your change
  81. The phone in your handsound; volumeI turn the sound down
  82. People and familyyounger brotheryour younger brother
  83. The house and what happens in itto drop; to loseI dropped my wallet
  84. Eating and drinkingstomach; bellyI am hungry
  85. The shop and the countersamethe same for me
  86. Greetings and repliesrequest; favorplease
  87. Greetings and repliesgood morninggood morning
  88. The classroomto memorize; to rememberI have memorised it
  89. At the stationwaiting (polite)please wait behind the white line
  90. Giving and receivingcongratulationsmany happy returns
  91. Colour, shape and sizeheavythe weight
  92. The house and what happens in ithot waterI boil water
  93. At the stationto get offI get off at the next one
  94. Greetings and repliesmusicmusic is my hobby
  95. Eating and drinkingbill; checkthe bill, please
  96. Inviting and arrangingticket gateat the ticket gate
  97. Greetings and repliescompanyI work for a company
  98. An ordinary daysomeone (in "is anyone there")is anybody there?
  99. Counting different thingsto keep (a pet); to raiseI keep two dogs
  100. Clothes and what you carryto return; to give backI will give it back
  101. The calendarto change (something)may we move the date
  102. Inviting and arrangingto go home; to returnI am going home today
  103. The house and what happens in itkey; lockdid you lock it
  104. The classroomto writewrite it down
  105. Getting aboutcornerright at the next corner
  106. Clothes and what you carryto put on (glasses); to hangI put on glasses
  107. Clothes and what you carryto hanghang your coat up
  108. Counting different thingsumbrellaI left an umbrella behind
  109. Clothes and what you carryto lendlend it to me
  110. People and familyfamilywe are a family of three
  111. Colour, shape and sizeshape; formit is this shape
  112. The house and what happens in itto tidy up; to put awayI tidy it away
  113. The phone in your handto freeze (device); to hardenit has frozen
  114. Inviting and arrangingsurely; without failnext time without fail
  115. Clothes and what you carrybag; briefcaseit is in my bag
  116. Clothes and what you carryto put on (head)I put on a hat
  117. Counting different thingspaperthree sheets of paper, please
  118. Living things and the world outsideto bite; to chewdoes it bite
  119. The calendarTuesdayhow about next Tuesday
  120. The shop and the counterto borrow; to use (a toilet)may I use the toilet
  121. The shop and the countersecond helping; substitutea second helping
  122. Giving and receivingsubstitute; insteadshall I do it instead
  123. Shops and pricescardcan I pay by card?
  124. Greetings and repliesstudentI am a student
  125. Places, and where things areschoolnear the school
  126. Greetings and repliesattention; mindtake care
  127. The house and what happens in itto go out; to disappearthe light goes out
  128. Clothes and what you carryto change clothesI change clothes
  129. The classroomto listen; to asklisten
  130. The classroomto be audible; can hearsorry, I cannot hear
  131. The house and what happens in itdirtythe room is dirty
  132. Counting different thingstickettwo tickets, please
  133. At the stationexpress (train)is this the fast train
  134. The classroomtodaythat is all for today
  135. The classroomtextbookopen your textbook
  136. People and familysiblings; brothersdo you have brothers or sisters?
  137. How things are, and askingto dislike; to hatedisliked
  138. Shops and pricesto wear; to put onmay I try it on?
  139. The house and what happens in itclean; prettyit has come up clean
  140. The phone in your handto run out; to be cutit is about to die
  141. The shop and the counterno smokingnon-smoking, please
  142. Places, and where things arebanknext to the bank
  143. Eating and drinkingto give (honorific); please givethe menu, please
  144. Clothes and what you carryshoesI put on shoes
  145. Greetings and repliesto comeI came from Tokyo
  146. Counting different thingscarthere is one car
  147. Giving and receivingto give (to me)they give, towards me
  148. The house and what happens in itto turn off; to eraseI turn the light off
  149. The shop and the counterfine; enoughas it is, thank you
  150. At the stationticket salesthe ticket machine
  151. Greetings and replieswell; healthyhow are you?
  152. The shop and the countercashcash only
  153. The classroomvoicea little louder, please
  154. Getting aboutherewhere am I?
  155. The shop and the counterto come (honorific); to crossplease come again
  156. The shop and the countersmall change; coinsI have coins
  157. Greetings and repliesthis side; methe same to you
  158. Living things and the world outsidechildI have two children
  159. Getting aboutthis (adjective)does this train go to Tokyo?
  160. The shop and the countercopy; photocopyis there a copier
  161. Eating and drinkingthisthis one, please
  162. The phone in your handto break; to be brokenit is broken
  163. The phone in your handelectrical outletwhere is the socket
  164. Inviting and arrangingnext time; this timewhen suits you next time
  165. Colour, shape and sizethis kind of; suchit is this shape
  166. Eating and drinkingthanks for the mealsaid after eating
  167. Eating and drinkingmeal; cooked ricebreakfast
  168. The house and what happens in itgarbage; trashI put the rubbish out
  169. The house and what happens in itwallet; purseI dropped my wallet
  170. Places, and where things areslope; hillgo up the slope
  171. The phone in your handto look for; to searchI look for it
  172. Inviting and arrangingahead; firstgo on in without me
  173. Living things and the world outsidecherry blossomthe cherry blossom is lovely
  174. Eating and drinkingalcohol; sakealcohol
  175. Inviting and arrangingto invite; to ask alongshall we ask somebody else
  176. Eating and drinkingplate; dishplate
  177. Living things and the world outsideto touchmay I stroke it
  178. The calendarMarchthe eighth of March
  179. Greetings and repliesregrettable; too badthat is a pity
  180. Living things and the world outsidedeerthere is a deer
  181. How things are, and askingwork; jobwhat kind of work is it?
  182. Places, and where things areunder; belowunder the desk
  183. The classroomquestionany questions
  184. Greetings and repliesrudeness; excuse meexcuse me for leaving first
  185. The house and what happens in itto close (by itself)the door shuts
  186. The house and what happens in itto close (something)I shut the door
  187. The phone in your handphotographI take a photo
  188. Clothes and what you carryshirtI put on a shirt, above the waist
  189. At the stationinside the vehicleI left it on the train
  190. Inviting and arrangingmeeting; gatheringthe time to gather
  191. The classroomhomeworkI am setting homework
  192. Greetings and replieshobbymusic is my hobby
  193. Inviting and arrangingmealhow about a meal
  194. The phone in your handto check; to look upI look it up
  195. Greetings and repliesto knowI do not know
  196. Clothes and what you carrywhitewearing a white shirt
  197. Places, and where things aretraffic light; signalcross at the lights
  198. Living things and the world outsidetime; hourI have time
  199. At the stationtime (of day)the timetable
  200. Clothes and what you carrycharging (battery)a charger
  201. Colour, shape and sizeenough; sufficientthat is enough
  202. Colour, shape and sizeliking; fond ofI like this colour
  203. Eating and drinkingto become empty (hungry)I am hungry
  204. The calendarto be free; to be vacantI am free that day
  205. Places, and where things areright away; immediatelyyou cannot miss it
  206. Greetings and repliesa little; a fewI can speak a little Japanese
  207. Places, and where things areto go forward; to advancecarry straight on
  208. The house and what happens in itto throw awayI throw it out
  209. The shop and the counterspoona spoon, please
  210. Getting aboutexcuse me; sorryexcuse me, where is the station?
  211. Greetings and repliesto doexcuse me for leaving first
  212. At the stationto sitdo sit down
  213. Clothes and what you carrytrousers; pantsI put on trousers, below the waist
  214. The shop and the counterseatnon-smoking, please
  215. The house and what happens in itnarrow; crampedit is small, but do come in
  216. At the stationlineplease wait behind the white line
  217. Giving and receivingteacherI received it from my teacher
  218. Clothes and what you carrylaundry; washingI have washed it
  219. Inviting and arrangingprior engagementI have a prior engagement
  220. Counting different thingsall; everythinghow many altogether
  221. Greetings and repliesso; that waythat is right
  222. The house and what happens in itcleaningthe vacuum cleaner
  223. Places, and where things arethereit is there
  224. Shops and pricesthat (adjective)that book of yours
  225. The shop and the counteras it isas it is, thank you
  226. Inviting and arrangingthat; itnow that sounds good
  227. Giving and receivingimportant; preciousI will treasure it
  228. Inviting and arrangingphysical conditionI am not feeling well
  229. Colour, shape and sizehigh; tall; expensivethe height
  230. Counting different thingsa lot; manythere are lots
  231. At the stationtaxiplease call a taxi
  232. Greetings and repliesto be saved; to be helpedthat was a great help
  233. Inviting and arranginglooking forward to; pleasureI am looking forward to it
  234. The shop and the counterto eatI will eat in
  235. Colour, shape and sizeto be enoughit is not enough
  236. The calendarbirtha birthday
  237. Greetings and repliesall right; OKit is fine
  238. The house and what happens in itto take out; to put outI put the rubbish out
  239. People and familywhowho is it?
  240. Clothes and what you carrysmallit is too small
  241. Places, and where things arenear; closeit is close
  242. Getting aboutnearby; vicinityis it near?
  243. Colour, shape and sizeto differ; to be wrongthe colour is wrong
  244. Places, and where things aremapshall I draw you a map
  245. Giving and receivingfather (one's own)my father gave it to me
  246. Places, and where things areparkinga car park
  247. The shop and the counterexactly; justexact money
  248. Greetings and repliesa little; a momentplease wait a moment
  249. At the stationaddition; extrahow much is the extra fare
  250. Giving and receivingto use; to spendplease do not go to any trouble
  251. The shop and the counterto be usable; can usedo you take cards
  252. The calendarmonth; moonwhich month
  253. Getting aboutnextright at the next corner
  254. The house and what happens in itto turn on (by itself)the light comes on
  255. Inviting and arrangingto arriveI am here already
  256. Places, and where things aredeskon the desk
  257. The house and what happens in itto makeI cook a meal
  258. The shop and the counterattaching; addingwould you like chopsticks
  259. Greetings and repliesto attach; to be carefultake care
  260. The calendarconvenience; circumstancesthat day does not suit me
  261. Giving and receivingtrifling; boringit is nothing much, said when handing a gift
  262. Eating and drinkingspicy; hotis it spicy?
  263. Clothes and what you carryregular; commuter passa season ticket
  264. The classroomtest; quiza quiz
  265. The house and what happens in itto help; to assistgive me a hand
  266. Living things and the world outsideshop clerkis there anyone serving
  267. The shop and the counterinside the storeI will eat in
  268. The classroomto be able to; cancould I have that again
  269. Inviting and arrangingexitin front of the exit
  270. The house and what happens in itelectricity; lightI turn the light on
  271. Getting abouttraindoes this train go to Tokyo?
  272. The phone in your handbatterythe battery is dead
  273. The phone in your handsignal; radio wavesthere is no signal here
  274. Getting abouttoilet; restroomwhere is the toilet?
  275. Greetings and repliesTokyoI came from Tokyo
  276. Places, and where things arefaris it far
  277. Inviting and arrangingveryI am really sorry to miss it
  278. The phone in your handto reach; to arrivethere is no signal here
  279. Places, and where things arenext to; neighbornext to the bank
  280. The house and what happens in itto stop (by itself)the water has stopped
  281. The house and what happens in itto stop (something)I turn the water off
  282. Giving and receivingfriendI gave it to a friend
  283. Living things and the world outsidebirdthere was a bird
  284. Giving and receivingto take; to pass (hand over)pass it to me
  285. The phone in your handto take (a photo)I take a photo
  286. The house and what happens in itdoorI shut the door
  287. Inviting and arranginghow; what abouthow about a meal
  288. The classroomwhat kind ofwhat does it mean
  289. Greetings and repliesplease; go aheadpleased to meet you
  290. Greetings and repliesvery much; thanksthank you very much
  291. Getting aboutwhereexcuse me, where is the station?
  292. Places, and where things arewhich (of two); wherewhereabouts is it
  293. How things are, and askingwhat kind ofwhat kind of work is it?
  294. The house and what happens in itto fix; to repairI mend it
  295. Colour, shape and sizelongthe length
  296. At the stationto lose (something)I have lost my ticket
  297. How things are, and askingwhywhy is that?
  298. Numbers and timewhatwhat day is it?
  299. Greetings and repliesnameand your name?
  300. The classroomto learn (from someone)we have not learnt that yet
  301. The house and what happens in itto line up; to arrangeI line them up
  302. The house and what happens in itto becomeit has come up clean
  303. Clothes and what you carryto suit; to look good onit suits you
  304. People and familyolder brotheryour older brother
  305. Greetings and repliesJapanese personare you Japanese?
  306. Greetings and repliesJapanese (language)I can speak a little Japanese
  307. Clothes and what you carryto take off (clothes)I take it off
  308. People and familyolder sisteryour older sister
  309. Counting different thingscatthere are three cats
  310. An ordinary dayto sleep; to go to bedI go to bed
  311. Places, and where things areto go up; to climbgo up the slope
  312. Counting different thingsto drinkI drank two cups of tea
  313. At the stationriding; boardingI got on the wrong train
  314. At the stationtransfer (trains)the way to the connecting line
  315. At the stationto transfer; to change trainswhere do I change
  316. At the stationto miss one's stopI missed my stop
  317. The shop and the counteryesyes, please do
  318. Shops and pricesto be needed; to enterI do not need a bag
  319. Inviting and arrangingto enter; to go ingo on in without me
  320. Clothes and what you carryto put on (lower body)I put on trousers, below the waist
  321. Places, and where things areboxinside the box
  322. Places, and where things arebridgecross the bridge
  323. Eating and drinkingchopstickschopsticks
  324. The classroomto begin; to startlet us begin
  325. An ordinary dayto workI work
  326. Greetings and repliesto speak; to talkplease speak slowly
  327. Greetings and repliesto be able to speakI can speak a little Japanese
  328. Shops and pricesto be able to paycan I pay by card?
  329. At the stationopposite; oppositionit was the opposite way
  330. Inviting and arrangingplace; locationshall we change the place
  331. At the stationbuscan I get there by bus
  332. Eating and drinkingevening; nightdinner
  333. The phone in your handnumbergive me your number
  334. The house and what happens in itto pull out; to withdrawa drawer
  335. Greetings and replieslong time no seeit has been a long time
  336. Places, and where things areleft (side)turn left
  337. Shops and pricespersonthat person over there
  338. Eating and drinkingone (thing)one more, please
  339. The calendardate; daymay we move the date
  340. The house and what happens in itto open (by itself)the window opens
  341. Eating and drinkingnoon; daytimelunch
  342. Places, and where things arebeauty (care)a hairdresser
  343. Colour, shape and sizedeepthe depth
  344. The house and what happens in itto wipeI wipe it
  345. Clothes and what you carryclothesthese are new clothes
  346. The classroomreview (of lessons)I will go over it again
  347. Shops and pricesbag; sackI do not need a bag
  348. Places, and where things aretwo (things)between the two
  349. The house and what happens in itroomthe room is dirty
  350. The shop and the counterseparatelyseparately, please
  351. An ordinary daystudyI study
  352. Eating and drinkingboxed luncha packed meal
  353. At the stationdirectionit was the opposite way
  354. Giving and receivingwanted; desiredit is just what I wanted
  355. The house and what happens in itto hang out to dryI hang it out to dry
  356. The phone in your handphone (in "earphone")earphones
  357. Shops and pricesbookthat book of yours
  358. Greetings and repliestruth; reallyreally?
  359. Giving and receivingreally; trulythat really does help me
  360. Clothes and what you carryhat; capI put on a hat
  361. The shop and the counterpoint (loyalty)do you have a points card
  362. Places, and where things arebetween; intervalbetween the two
  363. Places, and where things arefront; beforein front of the shop
  364. Places, and where things areto turn; to bendturn right
  365. The classroomnot yet; stillwe have not learnt that yet
  366. Inviting and arrangingto mistake; to get wrongI got the time wrong
  367. Getting aboutstraightgo straight on
  368. Greetings and repliesto waitplease wait a moment
  369. The house and what happens in itwindowI open the window
  370. The phone in your handmanners; etiquettesilent mode
  371. Getting aboutto get lost; to hesitateI am lost
  372. Getting aboutright (side)right at the next corner
  373. Eating and drinkingwaterwater, please
  374. Shops and pricesshop; storethis shop
  375. Shops and pricesto showplease show me
  376. Colour, shape and sizeappearance; looksit looks good
  377. Getting aboutroad; wayI am lost
  378. Colour, shape and sizegreena green car, with no
  379. Giving and receivingsouvenir; gifta souvenir brought back
  380. Inviting and arrangingto see; to watchfancy seeing a film
  381. Giving and receivingeveryone; alllet us share it out
  382. Places, and where things areother side; over therethe other side of the road
  383. Living things and the world outsideinsect; bugthere is an insect
  384. The classroomdifficultit is hard
  385. Giving and receivingimpossible; unreasonablesorry, I cannot
  386. Clothes and what you carryglassesI put on glasses
  387. Eating and drinkingmenuthe menu, please
  388. Eating and drinkingone more; alreadyone more, please
  389. Greetings and repliesonce more; againonce more, please
  390. The phone in your handsoon; very soonit is about to die
  391. The classrooma little morenearly there
  392. The shop and the counterto take home; to take outcan I take it away
  393. Shops and pricesmoredo you have a bigger one?
  394. The shop and the counterto have; to holddo you have a points card
  395. At the stationto be able to returncan I go back
  396. Giving and receivingto receive; to getI receive
  397. The phone in your handmodesilent mode
  398. The classroomeasyit is easy
  399. An ordinary dayto rest; to take a day offI rest
  400. The house and what happens in itto doI will do it
  401. At the stationprioritythe priority seat
  402. Places, and where things aremail; postthe post office
  403. Greetings and repliesslowlyplease speak slowly
  404. Clothes and what you carryring (jewelry)I put on a ring
  405. Giving and receivinggoodhow nice for you
  406. Inviting and arrangingerrand; businessI have something on
  407. Numbers and timeday of the weekwhat day is it?
  408. The classroomwell; oftenwell done
  409. At the stationto call; to summonplease call a taxi
  410. The classroomto readread it out
  411. Greetings and repliesbest regards; kindlypleased to meet you
  412. The calendarnext weekhow about next Tuesday
  413. At the stationfee; chargehow much is the extra fare
  414. Shops and pricesreceipt (of payment)receipt
  415. The house and what happens in itcooking; dishI cook a meal
  416. The shop and the counteruse; utilizationdo you need a bag
  417. The phone in your handabsence (from home)they are not in
  418. The shop and the counterreceiptdo you want the receipt
  419. The shop and the countercash register; checkoutdo you need a bag
  420. The classroompracticeI will practise
  421. The phone in your handWi-Fihave you got wi-fi
  422. The house and what happens in itto boil (water)I boil water
  423. Greetings and repliesto understandunderstood
  424. The house and what happens in itto boil (intransitive)the water has boiled
  425. Giving and receivingto divide; to sharelet us share it out
  426. Clothes and what you carryto forgetI have forgotten it
  427. The house and what happens in itI; meI will do it
  428. Places, and where things areto crosscross at the lights
  429. The calendarbadthat day does not suit me