Unit Vocabulary
When you begin to meet people who speak Japanese, or if you are traveling in their country, you will need to know things about a city. Let's learn the names of the places in a city. Look and listen to the names of the places in the following chart. Be sure to repeat after the speaker.
* Loanwords from foreign languages such as English are written in katakana. Until you learn katakana, the words will be written both katakana and hiragana. A bar, ―, means a long vowel: for example, プール(puuru) and ビーチ (biichi).
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ぎんこう
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きっさてん
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きょうかい
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びょういん
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としょかん
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みせ
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びじゅつかん
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おんがくや
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こうえん
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プール *(ぷーる)
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ゆうびんきょく
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レストラン *(れすとらん)
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スーパー (すーぱー)
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はなや
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くつや
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くすりや
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がっこう
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じゅぎょう
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えいが
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ビーチ (びーち)
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いちじ
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にじ
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ごじ
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ろくじ
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くじ
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Flashcards
Click Flashcards to practice the numbers or click Begin below.
Here is a print version of this actvity. You will still need to use the online version to hear the words.