Speed Master N3 Vocabulary Lesson 7: Trains

→ I go to work by train every day.

→ I transfer to the subway at Shinjuku Station.

→ I fell asleep on the train and went past my station.

→ Even though I ran, I missed the train.

→ I gave up my seat to an elderly person.

→ If we hurry, we can catch the last train.

→ Does this express train stop at the next station?

→ Japanese railways are very punctual.

→ The Yamanote Line is very convenient.

→ I take the Chuo Line to Shinjuku.

→ The Tozai subway line is very crowded in the morning.

→ I travel from Tokyo to Osaka by Shinkansen.

→ Tokyo's subway system is complicated.

→ I reserved a ticket for the limited express train.

→ If you take the express train, you'll arrive sooner.

→ Rapid trains pass through several stations without stopping.

→ Let's take it easy and go by a local train that stops at every station.

→ I check the train timetable on my smartphone.

→ Morning trains are packed with passengers.

→ I asked the train conductor about the next station.

→ Is this train bound for Tokyo?

→ Inbound trains toward Tokyo are crowded in the morning.

→ I take an outbound Shinkansen away from Tokyo to return to my hometown.

→ The next station is the last stop for this train.

→ I'll get off at the third station from here.

→ The express train passes through this station without stopping.

→ The train stopped at the station.

→ The train will depart shortly.

→ The train arrived on schedule.

→ I'm going on a trip by night train.

→ Please keep quiet inside the train.

→ This train consists of ten cars.

→ I drank too much and missed the last train.

→ Riding a packed train is really exhausting.

→ Let's wait until the railroad crossing opens.

→ Please show your train ticket at the ticket gate.

→ I bought a one-way ticket to Tokyo.

→ Buying a round-trip ticket is a little cheaper.

→ I check my seat and then sit down.

→ I reserved a seat on the Shinkansen.

→ There were no seats available in the non-reserved section.

→ On airplanes, I always choose a window seat.

→ I sit on the aisle side so it's easier to go to the restroom.

→ The Shinkansen becomes fully booked on the day before a holiday.

→ I check the monitor to see whether any seats are available.

→ Let's turn off our smartphones near the priority seats.

→ I'm meeting my friend in front of the station.

→ I wait for the train on the platform.

→ A train is arriving on Track 1.

→ Where is the taxi stand?

→ The ticket office is next to the ticket gate.

→ I go through the station's underground passage.

→ I'll get off at the south exit of Shinjuku Station.

→ Please go out through the central exit of Tokyo Station.

→ I couldn't find the exit and got lost.

→ I tap my Suica card at the ticket gate.

→ I'm waiting at the Park Exit of Ueno Station.

→ When I arrive at the hotel, I check the emergency exit.