Speed Master N3 Vocabulary Lesson 33: Position & Direction

→ I checked my current location on the map.

→ The station is in this direction.

→ Please write your name on the front of the envelope.

→ The address is written on the back of the paper.

→ There is an information desk in the center of the station.

→ Please walk along the edge of the road.

→ I put the luggage in the corner of the room.

→ The restroom is at the back of the store.

→ The key was at the bottom of the bag.

→ There is a hotel directly in front of the station.

→ I'm waiting at the main entrance.

→ There is a bank in the building directly in front.

→ Mr. Tanaka lives in the house opposite.

→ Please draw a diagonal line.

→ The convenience store is in the building diagonally in front.

→ Please don't put your luggage on the seat next to you.

→ There is a convenience store just before the station.

→ I got off at the station one stop before.

→ I stopped about 50 meters before the intersection.

→ There is a post office up ahead.

→ Please turn right at the next traffic light.

→ The convenience store is a little further ahead.

→ The area around the station is crowded.

→ Is there a convenience store around here?

→ Let's have lunch somewhere around the station.

→ I cross to the other side of the road.

→ The escalator is on the right side.

→ There is a park on the south side of the station.

→ I reserved a window seat on the Shinkansen.

→ I took a walk around the park.

→ I checked the surrounding environment before moving.

→ We're going in the same direction to the station, so let's go together.

→ I accidentally got on a train going in the opposite direction.

→ Please change the direction of the chair.

→ The person in the photo is facing right.

→ A south-facing room gets good sunlight.

→ I changed the direction of the car.

→ This road is very congested in the morning.

→ Please turn left at the next intersection.

→ I walked along the sidewalk while pushing my bicycle.

→ Please cross at the pedestrian crossing.

→ It is dangerous to walk on the roadway.

→ Please turn right at the end of the road.

→ Let's wait until the railroad crossing opens.

→ I checked for cars before crossing the road.

→ Please walk straight along this road.