はずかしい
Learn Japanese adjectives and how to express your feelings and emotions.
Go to Flashcards つける ⇄ けす
Learn Japanese verb opposites. Remember them in pairs.
Go to Flashcards 一足、二足 (いっそく、にそく)
Learn how to count everyday items in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards 一枚 (いちまい)、二枚 (にまい)
Learn how to count food and ingredients in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards 電気ケトル (でんきけとる) electric kettle
Learn 家電 (かでん) home appliances in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards インスタントラーメン instant ramen
Learn instant ramen vocabulary and phrases.
Go to Blog 楽しい (たのしい) fun
Learn how to read the kanji 楽 and kanji compounds that use 楽.
Go to Flashcards 携帯ラジオ (けいたいらじお) portable radio
Learn 防災用品 (ぼうさいようひん) emergency supplies in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards ブレンド blended coffee
喫茶店 (きっさてん)—or 'kissa' for short —is a traditional type of Japanese coffee shop. Learn kissa menu items.
Go to Flashcards メロンパン (melonpan)
A sweet bun with cookie-crust top that resembles a melon. "Pan" comes from pão, "bread" in Portugese. Learn Japanese bakery items.
Go to Flashcards 歩く (あるく) walk
Learn Japanese verbs using legs, knees, and feet.
Go to Flashcards ぽんず (ponzu) citrus-based sauce
Learn 調味料 (ちょうみりょう) seasonings and condiments in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards Voiced Katakana (ガ・ザ・ダ・パ)
Learn voiced katakana characters with food vocabulary.
Go to Flashcards 炊飯器 (すいはんき) rice cooker
Learn 家電 (かでん) home appliances in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards しゃもじ rice paddle
Learn 調理器具 (ちょうりきぐ) cooking tools in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards How do you count bowls of rice?
一膳、二膳 (いちぜん、にぜん). Learn how to count food, dishes, and drinks in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards ラムネ lemon-flavored soda
屋台 (やたい) Yatai are street stalls that appear at festivals and events. Learn yatai foods and items.
Go to Flashcards おでん Japanese hot pot
An izakaya is a bar-type restaurant where you sit down to have some drinks and share food. Learn izakaya foods and items.
Go to Flashcards タコウィンナー (takouinnā)
Octopus-shaped sausage. Learn bento ingredients and items.
Go to Flashcards 親子丼 (おやこどん)
'Oyakodon' is an egg and chicken rice bowl. Learn Japanese 食堂 (しょくどう) diner dishes and items.
Go to Flashcards カ (ka)
Learn カタカナ (katakana) with food vocabulary. Katakana is used for foreign and borrowed words, as well as plant and animal names.
Go to Flashcards 徳利 (とっくり) sake bottle
Learn 食器 (しょっき) tableware items and names.
Go to Flashcards かっぱ巻き (かっぱまき) cucumber roll
Kappa is an aquatic creature in Japanese folklore that likes cucumbers. Learn 寿司 (すし) sushi toppings and vocabulary.
Go to Flashcards ブラウス blouse
Learn 洋服 (ようふく) clothing, accessories, and shoes in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards 桜餅 (さくらもち)
Sakuramochi is a sakura-flavored rice cake wrapped in a salted cherry blossom leaf. Learn Japanese sweets.
Go to Flashcards Voiced Hiragana (が・ざ・だ・ば)
Learn voiced hiragana characters with food vocabulary.
Go to Flashcards メジャー tape measure
Learn 裁縫 (さいほう) sewing items and terminology.
Go to Flashcards ばんそうこう bandaid
The kanji 薬 (kusuri) means medicine. Learn 薬局 (やっきょく) drugstore items in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards 拭く(ふく)
Learn 動詞 (どうし) verbs using arms, elbows, hands, and nails.
Go to Flashcards ティッシュペーパー facial tissue
Learn 日用品 (にちようひん) everyday household goods in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards 月曜日 (げつようび) Monday
Learn 曜日 (ようび) the days of the week and related vocabulary.
Go to Flashcards 熱(ねつ)がある have a fever
Learn 症状 (しょうじょう) medical symptoms in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards 歯ブラシ (はぶらし) toothbrush
Learn パーソナルケア personal care items in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards 洗う (あらう) wash
Learn 洗濯 (せんたく) laundry vocabulary and related verbs in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards 体温計 (たいおんけい) thermometer
Learn 医療用品 (いりょうようひん) medical supplies in Japanese.
Go to Flashcards ちりとり dustpan
Learn 掃除用具 (そうじようぐ) cleaning supplies and tools in Japanese.
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