Minna no Nihongo (Classic Edition) N5 Vocabulary Lesson 16: Listing actions, connecting adjectives.

Tōkyō eki de densha ni norimasu.

→ I get on the train at Tokyo Station.

Umeda de densha o orimasu.

→ I get off the train at Umeda.

Ōsaka eki de chikatetsu ni norikaemasu.

→ I change to the subway at Osaka Station.

Maiasa shawā o abimasu.

→ I take a shower every morning.

Koko ni okane o irete kudasai.

→ Please put the money in here.

Ginkō de okane o dashimasu.

→ I withdraw money at the bank.

Musuko wa kotoshi, daigaku ni hairimasu.

→ My son will enter university this year.

Watashi wa kyonen daigaku o demashita.

→ I graduated from university last year.

Kaisha o yamete, kuni e kaerimasu.

→ I quit my company job and return to my country.

Kono botan o oshite kudasai.

→ Please press this button.

Ano sensei wa wakai desu.

→ That teacher is young.

Zō no hana wa nagai desu.

→ An elephant's trunk is long.

Kanojo no kami wa mijikai desu.

→ Her hair is short.

Kono heya wa akarui desu.

→ This room is bright.

Soto wa mō kurai desu.

→ It is already dark outside.

Santosu san wa se ga takai desu.

→ Mr. Santos is tall.

Tarō kun wa atama ga ii desu.

→ Taro is smart.

Tabako wa karada ni warui desu.

→ Smoking is bad for the body.

Atama ga itai desu kara, kaerimasu.

→ I have a headache, so I'm going home.

Kami o kirimashita.

→ I cut my hair.

Asa, kao o araimasu.

→ I wash my face in the morning.

Me ga akai desu.

→ My eyes are red.

Mimi ga ōkii desu.

→ The ears are big.

Kuchi o akete kudasai.

→ Please open your mouth.

Ha ga warui desu kara, katai mono o tabemasen.

→ My teeth are bad, so I don't eat hard food.

Onaka ga itai desu.

→ I have a stomachache.

Ashi ga nagai desu.

→ The legs are long.

Kono mise no sābisu wa ii desu.

→ The service at this shop is good.

Maiasa jogingu o shimasu.

→ I jog every morning.

Shawā no mizu ga demasen.

→ The shower water isn't coming out.

Kono machi wa midori ga ōi desu.

→ This town has a lot of greenery.

Kyōto no otera o mi ni ikimasu.

→ I'm going to see temples in Kyoto.

Jinja no mae ni basutei ga arimasu.

→ There is a bus stop in front of the Shinto shrine.

Watashi wa Fuji daigaku no ryūgakusei desu.

→ I am an international student at Fuji University.

Ichiban ushiro ni suwatte kudasai.

→ Please sit at the very back.

Daigaku made dōyatte ikimasu ka.

→ How do you get to the university?

Dono hito ga Tanaka san desu ka.

→ Which person is Mr. Tanaka?

A: Nihongo ga jōzu desu ne. B: Iie, madamada desu.

→ A: Your Japanese is good. B: No, I still have a long way to go.

A: Ohikidashi desu ka. B: Hai, sō desu.

→ A: Would you like to make a withdrawal? B: Yes, that is right.

Mazu, koko o oshite kudasai.

→ First, please press here.

Kyasshukādo o irete imasu.

→ I am inserting the cash card.

Anshō bangō o wasuremashita.

→ I forgot my PIN.

Tsugi ni kingaku o oshimasu.

→ Next, press the amount.

Kingaku o kakunin shimasu.

→ I check the amount.

Botan o oshite, kakunin shimasu.

→ I press the button and confirm.

Kono botan wa nan desu ka.

→ What is this button?

Jeiāru de Ōsaka e ikimasu.

→ I go to Osaka by JR.

Nihon wa Ajia no kuni desu.

→ Japan is a country in Asia.

Bandon e itta koto ga arimasen.

→ I have never been to Bandung.

Berakurusu wa Mekishiko ni arimasu.

→ Veracruz is in Mexico.

Furanken no wain wa yūmei desu.

→ Franken wine is famous.

Watashi wa Betonamu kara kimashita.

→ I came from Vietnam.

Fue wa Betonamu no koto desu.

→ Hue is the ancient capital of Vietnam.

Daigakumae de basu o orimasu.

→ I get off at the stop in front of the university.