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House and building — 家と建物

Walls, floors, ceilings, the futon and the drawer — the parts of a Japanese home a beginner has to point at. Read each word aloud with its reading, then write it once on the line — in kana if you cannot yet write the kanji.

かべ noun
壁 wall
ゆか noun
床 floor
てんじょう noun
天井 ceiling
やね noun
屋根 roof
おくじょう noun
屋上 rooftop
ろうか noun
廊下 corridor
もん noun
門 gate
おしいれ noun
押し入れ closet (Japanese-style)
ひきだし noun
引き出し drawer
たな noun
棚 shelf
たたみ noun
畳 tatami mat
ふとん noun
布団 futon
もうふ noun
毛布 blanket
まくら noun
枕 pillow
  noun
カーテン curtain
かがみ noun
鏡 mirror
すいどう noun
水道 water supply, tap
  noun
ガス gas
やちん noun
家賃 rent
おおや noun
大家 landlord
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House and building — from memory

Cover page 1. Write the Japanese for each meaning (kana is fine), then write what each word in part 2 means. Page 1 is the answer key.

1    Write the Japanese
mirror
noun
corridor
noun
pillow
noun
roof
noun
rent
noun
floor
noun
tatami mat
noun
curtain
noun
ceiling
noun
blanket
noun
2    What does it mean?
水道
壁
門
ガス
棚
押し入れ
布団
引き出し
大家
屋上
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