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Everyday objects — 身の回りの物

What is in your bag and on your desk — the things you will be asked to hand over, look for and lose. Read each word aloud with its reading, then write it once on the line — in kana if you cannot yet write the kanji.

ほん noun
本 book
  noun
ノート notebook
えんぴつ noun
鉛筆 pencil
  noun
ペン pen
けしゴム noun
消しゴム eraser
じしょ noun
辞書 dictionary
しんぶん noun
新聞 newspaper
ざっし noun
雑誌 magazine
てがみ noun
手紙 letter
しゃしん noun
写真 photograph
とけい noun
時計 clock, watch
めがね noun
眼鏡 glasses
かさ noun
傘 umbrella
かばん noun
鞄 bag
さいふ noun
財布 wallet
おかね noun
お金 money
きって noun
切手 postage stamp
にもつ noun
荷物 luggage, parcel
でんわ noun
電話 telephone
  noun
カメラ camera
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Everyday objects — 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
clock, watch
noun
postage stamp
noun
book
noun
glasses
noun
wallet
noun
pen
noun
bag
noun
dictionary
noun
eraser
noun
luggage, parcel
noun
2    What does it mean?
雑誌
ノート
カメラ
写真
手紙
お金
新聞
傘
鉛筆
電話
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