Speed Master N1 Vocabulary Lesson 11: Clothing, Food, and Daily Life

→ Tidy up one's appearance before an interview.

→ Shorten the trouser cuffs.

→ Make a ballet costume for my daughter by hand.

→ Go to the neighborhood supermarket in ordinary attire.

→ Shop at a secondhand clothing store in Shimokitazawa.

→ The 3rd floor of this department store deals in women's clothing.

→ Learn about the history of Japanese clothing at the museum.

→ It's hot, so I unzip my jacket.

→ The expiry date of the milk in the fridge is past.

→ Add boiling water to the cup noodles and wait 3 minutes.

→ Put various spices into the curry.

→ The staple food of Japanese people is rice.

→ Show off my cooking skills at a home party.

→ Fresh ingredients are necessary for sushi.

→ Celebrate the autumn harvest and give thanks for the bounties of nature.

→ Apples are a specialty of Aomori prefecture.

→ Buy local products of the region as a travel souvenir.

→ A seasonal menu using seasonal food.

→ Enjoy the authentic flavor at an Italian restaurant.

→ My stomach feels bad, so lightly seasoned food is better.

→ A fragrant aroma wafts from the bakery.

→ I smell something burning from the kitchen.

→ Steep the rice in water for a while before cooking.

→ Move to a newly built rental apartment near the station.

→ Check the layout of the apartment for moving.

→ The old building is undergoing repair work.

→ This cafe has a very stylish building facade.

→ Turn on the hallway illumination when returning home at night.

→ His house obsesses over the details of the furniture design.

→ A new mall was built along the AB line.

→ Park the new car in the garage.

→ Wipe away the dirt on the table with a cloth.

→ The floor creaks because it's an old wooden house.

→ Prices are going up, so the management of family finances is tough.

→ He earns a living as an illustrator.

→ My parents run a small shop in front of the station.

→ I hope the children grow up physically and mentally sound.

→ I wake up at seven o'clock every morning to go to school.

→ Late-night noise bothers the neighborhood residents.