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電話

でんわ


Teléfono

Hablar + electricidad

友だち

とも.だち


Amigo/s

Los compas, los ñerys

会う

あ.う


Reunirse, conocerse

Narices bajo techo

出る

でる


Salir

出す

だす


Sacar

聞く

きく


Escuchar

海

うみ


Mar

学校

がっこう


Escuela

京都

きょうと


Ciudad de Kyoto

近い

ちかい


Cerca, cercano

話す

はなす


Hablar

会話

かいわ


Conversación

車

くるま


Auto, coche, vehículo

電車

でんしゃ


Tren

分かる

わかる


Entender

駅

えき


Estación

員

いん


Empleado

駅員

えきいん


Empleado de la estación

店員

てんいん


Empleado de la tienda

電

でん


Electricidad