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あかるい

bright

くらい

dark

せまい

Cramped, narrow

はやい

fast, quick

ひろい

spacious, wide

しずか (な)

quiet

から

from

で

by means of, by, with

まで

until, to

〜ぐらい/くらい

about 〜 (duration or quantity)

〜じかん

~hours

あがってください

please come in

あるいて

on foot

いらっしゃい

welcome! come in

あじゃまします

Thank you, (said before going inside someones home)

ごめんんださい

Excuse me, anyone home?

どのぐらい/どのくらい

how long, how much, how many