Nihongo Soumatome N2 Vocabulary Week 1 Day 4: Housework and Family Care

Shūmatsu wa kazoku minna de kaji o suru.

→ On weekends, the whole family does housework together.

Shokuji no ato, shokutaku o katadzukeru.

→ Clear the table after a meal.

Yogoreta shokki o arau.

→ Wash dirty dishes.

Haha wa mainichi no suiji ga taihen da to itte iru.

→ My mother says daily cooking is hard.

Tabeowattara, araimono o nagashi ni motte itte kudasai.

→ When you finish eating, please take the dirty dishes to the sink.

Shigoto to kosodate o suru no wa isogashii.

→ It is busy balancing work and child-rearing.

Otto mo sekkyokuteki ni ikuji ni sanka suru.

→ My husband also actively participates in childcare.

Sobo wa kinjo no ko-domo o totemo kawaigatte iru.

→ My grandmother adores her grandchild very much.

Hoshigaru mono o nandemo katte, kodomo o amayakasu.

→ Spoil the child by buying whatever they want.

Kodomo ga hahaoya ni amaeru.

→ The child behaves like a baby to their mother.

Kōkyō no ba de no manā ni tsuite kodomo o shitsukeru.

→ Teach the child manners in public places.

Ano ko wa shitsuke ga ii.

→ That child is well-disciplined.

Itazura o shita node, oshiri o tataita.

→ I spanked him because he was naughty.

Chichi ni ōgoe de donarareta.

→ I was yelled at loudly by my father.

Mudadzukai wa mō yosō.

→ Let's stop wasting money.

Kurai kibun ni naru kara, kono hanashi wa yosō.

→ Let's stop this topic because it makes us feel gloomy.

"Kenka wa yoshinasai" to haha ga tometa.

→ "Stop fighting," my mother said and stopped us.

"Bakana koto wa yose" to kare wa itta.

→ "Stop being stupid," he said.

Ane ga ninshin shita to iu shirase o kiita.

→ I heard the news that my sister got pregnant.

Kanojo wa genkina kodomo o unda.

→ She gave birth to a healthy baby.

Sengetsu, akachan ga umareta.

→ A baby was born last month.

Naite iru akachan o onbu suru.

→ Carry a crying baby on my back.

Mukashi wa yoku kyōdai no akachan o obutta mono da.

→ In the past, I used to carry my baby siblings on my back.

Papa ni dakko shite morau.

→ Be held by Dad.

Hahaoya ga yasashiku ko o ude ni daku.

→ A mother gently holds her child in her arms.

Yogoreta omutsu o kaeru.

→ Change a dirty diaper.

Atarashii omutsu o ateru.

→ Put on a new diaper.

Akachan ga naita node, oshime o kaeru.

→ The baby cried, so I change the diaper.

Ofuro agari ni, oshime o ateru.

→ Put on a diaper after the bath.

Ryokō ni wa kamiomutsu ga benri da.

→ Disposable diapers are convenient for travel.

Kare wa yanchana kodomo de, yoku kega o suru.

→ He is a naughty child and often gets injured.

Me o hanasu to sugu ni itazura o suru.

→ If I take my eyes off him, he gets into mischief immediately.

Kyōshitsu de sawaide wa ikemasen.

→ You must not make noise in the classroom.

Soto ga sawagashii node mi ni itta.

→ It was noisy outside, so I went to check.

Kōji no oto ga sōzōshii.

→ The sound of construction is noisy.

Senkyokā no koe ga yakamashii.

→ The voice from the election car is noisy.

Omatsuri no hi wa machi ga nigiyaka da.

→ The town is lively on the day of the festival.

Kabe ni rakugaki o shite wa ikenai.

→ You must not scribble on the wall.

Yopparai ga mise de abarete iru.

→ A drunk person is acting violently in the shop.

Jōdan de tomodachi no atama o butsu.

→ Hit a friend's head as a joke.

Kenka shite aite no kao o naguru.

→ Fight and punch the opponent's face.

Bōru o ashi de keru.

→ Kick the ball with foot.

Kodomo ga itazura shite neko no mimi o hipparu.

→ The child mischievously pulls the cat's ear.

Yowai dōbutsu o ijimete wa ikenai.

→ You must not bully weak animals.