Speed Master N2 Vocabulary Lesson 5: Politics, Economy, and Society

→ I watch news about Japanese politics.

→ I tour the National Diet Building in Tokyo.

→ A new legislator was elected in the election.

→ If you live in Japan, you have an obligation to pay taxes.

→ Foreign workers also have the right to rest.

→ Study the Constitution of Japan.

→ Japan is a democratic country.

→ The prime minister of Japan gives a speech.

→ The president of the US visits Japan.

→ The government creates a new law.

→ An election will be held on Sunday.

→ I vote in the election.

→ The minister resigned.

→ Japan's economy is recovering.

→ Recently, economic conditions have improved.

→ The company makes a profit.

→ Lower production costs.

→ Capital is needed to build a company.

→ I heard taxes will go up from next year.

→ I want to lead a prosperous life.

→ Japan is a country with abundant water.

→ Support poor people.

→ Prices are rising due to inflation.

→ Japan was in deflation for a long time.

→ Follow the rules of society.

→ Japan is one of the developed countries.

→ Participate in an international conference.

→ That school is very international.

→ Japan aids developing countries.

→ I was shocked to see the news about the terrorist attack.

→ That country became independent in 1950.

→ Japan's technology is rapidly developing.

→ Life in the local area is quiet.

→ Events are held in cities nationwide.

→ Let's be quiet in public places.

→ This district has many factories.

→ The declining birthrate is a social issue in Japan.

→ Obey Japanese laws.

→ This town has little crime.

→ An incident happened nearby.

→ The police caught the culprit.

→ Japan's population is aging.

→ Measures against the declining birthrate are necessary.

→ The damage from the typhoon was severe.