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21 Cards in this Set
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Come in
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Doozo ohairi kudasai
どうぞおはいりください |
(Expression)
Think of your grandpa - all those long nose*hair*s - coming home. |
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Often, or a lot (+)
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Yoku
よく |
(Temporal adj)
You have to plow a field often to get it to grow. The oxen wear a *yoke* around their necks. |
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Often, or a lot (-)
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Amari
あまり |
(Temporal adj)
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Outside
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Soto
そと |
(Preposition)
If you go outside, you'll get *so*aked to the *to*es. |
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To fall, as in rain or snow
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Furu ... Furimasu
降る ... 降ります |
(Verb)
Rain falls in the *fur*rows. |
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Rain
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Ame
雨 |
(Noun)
There was that much rain?! That's *am*azing! |
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When?
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Itsu
何時 |
(Interrogative)
Is *it soo*n? |
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Weekend
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Shuumatsu
週末 |
(Temporal noun)
On the weekends, you can leave your *shoe*s on the door*mat* - you don't have to go anywhere. |
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It's not convenient...
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Tsugou ga warui desu...
つごう が わるい です... |
(Expression)
Tsu (you) go on without me. |
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Summer
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Natsu
夏 |
(Temporal noun)
In summer, all the *gnats* come out. |
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Cool
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Suzushii
涼しい |
(Adj)
Chilled *su*shi*. |
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Probably; perhaps
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Tabun
多分 |
(Probability)
That place is probably *taboo.* |
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Cold (weather)
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Samui
寒い |
(Adj)
*Sam*'ll freeze without his coat. |
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Cold (object)
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Tsumetai
冷たい |
(Adj)
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Warm
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Atatakai
あたたかい |
(Adj)
*Ta-ta*, I'm off for a warmer climate. |
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Spring
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Haru
春 |
(Temporal noun)
*Har*es are born in spring. |
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Autumn
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Aki
秋 |
(Temporal noun)
Old people get all *achy* during this time of year. |
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Winter
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Fuyu
冬 |
(Temporal noun)
Snow falling is "furu." In winter, though, it falls on *you.* |
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Husband
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Shujin ... goshujin
主人 ... ご主人 |
(Noun)
Your husband's driving you nuts? *Shoo 'im!* |
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Child
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Kodomo ... Okosan
子ども ... お子さん |
(Noun)
You'd put a *co*at on your child. |
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Wife
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Kanai ... Okusan
家内 ... 奥さん |
(Noun)
What all guys eventually have to ask their wives: "*Can I*?" |
