Speed Master N3 Vocabulary Lesson 18: Countries & Companies

→ I study Japanese politics.

→ There will be a mayoral election on Sunday.

→ I went to the election and voted.

→ I will give a speech as the class representative.

→ I support that candidate's policies.

→ A politician is giving a speech in front of the station.

→ Japan has a new prime minister.

→ The government announced new rules.

→ The capital of Japan is Tokyo.

→ It is raining nationwide today.

→ Life in regional areas is quiet and relaxing.

→ Japan has 43 prefectures classified as ken.

→ Tokyo Metropolis has a very large population.

→ I want to ski in Hokkaido in winter.

→ Osaka Prefecture is famous for takoyaki.

→ There are many old temples in Kyoto Prefecture.

→ Tokyo is one of the world's major cities.

→ I complete the procedures at the municipal office.

→ Life in a big city is convenient, but tiring.

→ I will return to my hometown during the Obon holiday.

→ This area is safe and easy to live in.

→ In the future, I want to buy a house in the suburbs.

→ A new mayor was elected.

→ I complete my moving procedures at city hall.

→ He works as a government official.

→ The government should listen to the voices of the people.

→ The municipal swimming pool is inexpensive and convenient.

→ I exchange greetings with nearby residents.

→ Let's keep quiet in public places.

→ If you live in Japan, it is natural to obey the law.

→ I work while following the company's rules.

→ If you own a car, you have to pay taxes every year.

→ Japan's consumption tax is currently 10%.

→ We have the right to rest.

→ Paying taxes is a duty of citizens.

→ The declining birthrate is a serious social problem.

→ Security cameras were installed to prevent crime.

→ Japan is one of the safer countries in the world.

→ Bullying at school is absolutely unacceptable.

→ I heard that suicides among young people are increasing.

→ No matter what the reason is, you must not use violence.

→ A serious incident occurred nearby.

→ The declining birthrate is progressing in Japan, which is worrying.

→ Population aging in Japan is progressing very quickly.

→ After graduating from university, I worked as a freeter for a while.

→ In the past, pollution from factories became a major problem in Japan.

→ The river water became polluted, and fish could no longer live there.

→ I can't sleep at night because of the construction noise.

→ Vehicle exhaust pollutes the air.

→ The world keeps changing rapidly.

→ I applied for a work visa in order to work in Japan.

→ I complete the procedures for the foreign resident registration card at the government office.

→ I was asked to show identification at the bank.

→ I use an eco-bag that is environmentally friendly.

→ I can hear the siren of a police car.

→ A fire broke out, and fire engines are rushing to the scene.

→ I called an ambulance for a person who collapsed on the street.

→ The President of the United States will visit Japan.