Minna no Nihongo (Classic Edition) N5 Vocabulary Lesson 7: Means/tools used to perform actions, giving and receiving (objects).

Hasami de kami o kirimasu.

→ I cut the paper with scissors.

Haha ni nimotsu o okurimasu.

→ I send a parcel to my mother.

Watashi wa Kimura san ni hana o agemashita.

→ I gave flowers to Ms. Kimura.

Tanjōbi ni otōsan kara tokei o moraimashita.

→ I received a watch from my father on my birthday.

Tomodachi ni hon o kashimashita.

→ I lent a book to a friend.

Toshokan de hon o karimashita.

→ I borrowed a book from the library.

Watto san wa eigo o oshiemasu.

→ Mr. Watt teaches English.

Watashi wa sensei ni nihongo o naraimashita.

→ I learned Japanese from my teacher.

Tomodachi ni denwa o kakemasu.

→ I call a friend.

Te de gohan o tabemasu.

→ I eat rice with my hands.

Nihonjin wa hashi de gohan o tabemasu.

→ Japanese people eat rice with chopsticks.

Supūn de karē o tabemasu.

→ I eat curry with a spoon.

Naifu de niku o kirimasu.

→ I cut meat with a knife.

Fōku de pasuta o tabemasu.

→ I eat pasta with a fork.

Hasami de kami o kirimasu.

→ I cut my hair with scissors.

Fakusu de repōto o okurimasu.

→ I send a report by fax.

Wāpuro de tegami o kakimasu.

→ I write a letter with a word processor.

Pasokon de eiga o mimasu.

→ I watch a movie on a personal computer.

Panchi o kashite kudasai.

→ Please lend me the hole punch.

Hotchikisu de kami o tojimasu.

→ I staple the papers with a stapler.

Serotēpu o kaimashita.

→ I bought clear adhesive tape.

Keshigomu de ji o keshimasu.

→ I erase the wrong character with an eraser.

Kami ni namae o kakimasu.

→ I write my name on the paper.

Haha no hi ni hana o agemasu.

→ I give flowers on Mother's Day.

Chichi ni shatsu o agemashita.

→ I gave my father a shirt.

Tomodachi ni purezento o moraimashita.

→ I received a present from a friend.

Fune de nimotsu o okurimasu.

→ I send the parcel by ship.

Okane o karimasu.

→ I borrow money.

Densha no kippu o kaimasu.

→ I buy a train ticket.

Kurisumasu ni nani o shimasu ka.

→ What will you do at Christmas?

Chichi wa ginkōin desu.

→ My father is a bank employee.

Haha wa ryōri ga suki desu.

→ My mother likes cooking.

Tanaka san no otōsan wa nansai desu ka.

→ How old is Mr. Tanaka's father?

Okāsan wa genki desu ka.

→ How is your mother?

Mō hirugohan o tabemashita ka.

→ Have you eaten lunch already?

Iie, mada desu.

→ No, not yet.

Korekara tabemasu.

→ I am going to eat now.

Sono nekutai, suteki desu ne.

→ That necktie is lovely, isn't it?

Gomenkudasai. Santosu desu.

→ Excuse me, is anyone home? It is Santos.

A, irasshai.

→ It's nice you came, welcome.

Dōzo oagari kudasai.

→ Please take off your shoes and do come in.

Shitsurei shimasu.

→ Excuse me.

Kōhī wa ikaga desu ka.

→ Would you like some coffee?

Itadakimasu.

→ Itadakimasu. (Said before eating.)

Raishū, ryokō o shimasu.

→ I will travel next week.

Kaisha no hito ni omiyage o kaimashita.

→ I bought souvenirs for my coworkers.

Yōroppa e ikitai desu.

→ I want to go to Europe.

Supein wa Yōroppa ni arimasu.

→ Spain is in Europe.