FF 625 5-12

Question 1

地球

Answer 1

chikyū

(earth/planet)

Question 2

空

Answer 2

sora

(sky)

Question 3

上

Answer 3

ue

(up; above; on; top)

no-adj

Question 4

月

Answer 4

tsuki

(moon)

Question 5

白

Answer 5

shiro

(white)

i-adj

Question 6

点

Answer 6

ten

(dot)

Question 7

星

Answer 7

hoshi

(star)

Question 8

金曜日

Answer 8

kinyōbi

(Friday)

Question 9

立つ

Answer 9

tatsu

(to stand)

u-verb

Question 10

背中

Answer 10

senaka

(back)

Question 11

痛み

Answer 11

itami

(pain)

itai => i-adj (painful)

Question 12

ウェイター

Answer 12

weitā

(waiter)

• ri => counter for 1 or 2 waiters
• nin => counter for 3 or more waiters

Question 13

数える

Answer 13

kazoeru

(to count)

ru-verb

Question 14

若い

Answer 14

wakai

(young)

i-adj

Question 15

公園

Answer 15

kōen

(park)

• kasho (箇所) => counter for places, points

Question 16

飛び跳ねる

Answer 16

tobihaneru

(to jump)

ru-verb

Question 17

春

Answer 17

haru

(Spring)

Question 18

浅い

Answer 18

asai

(shallow)

i-adj

Question 19

川

Answer 19

kawa

(river)

-hon/-bon/-pon => counter

Question 20

氷

Answer 20

kōri

(ice)

Question 21

溶かす

Answer 21

tokasu

(to melt)

u-verb

Question 22

動詞

Answer 22

dōshi

(verb)

Question 23

キスする

Answer 23

kisu suru

(to kiss)

irregular verb

– The two main irregular verbs in Japanese are する (suru) to do and 来る (くる, kuru) to come. Suru makes nouns into verbs, as here with キス (kisu), a noun, and キスする (kisu suru), to kiss, a verb. Other verbs are irregular in single aspects only, such as 行く(い く, iku) to go and ある (aru) to have, to exist.

Question 24

首

Answer 24

kubi

(neck)

Question 25

触る

Answer 25

sawaru (to touch) u-verb

Question 26

体

Answer 26

karada (body) – You could also use the more formal counter "tai" ("体").

Question 27

セックス

Answer 27

sekkusu | (sex - the act)

Question 28

結婚

Answer 28

kekkon (marriage) [結婚] – 結婚する kekkonsuru marriage - noun + suru becomes a noun modified verb phrase. Similarly, denwa suru means to call/ use a phone.

Question 29

新しい

Answer 29

atarashii (new) i-adj

Question 30

運動

Answer 30

undō (exercise) [運動] – You could also use "体操" ("taisō") [Kana: "たいそう"], which has more of a sense of "gym"

Question 31

健康な

Answer 31

kenkō na (healthy) na-adj

Question 32

フィート

Answer 32

fīto (foot) [フィート] – This is foot or feet as in the measurement. The thing on the end of one's leg is 足 (あし, ashi), foot.

Question 33

低い

Answer 33

hikui (short) i-adj

Question 34

着る

Answer 34

kiru (to wear) ru-verb

Question 35

耳

Answer 35

mimi | (ear)

Question 36

指輪

Answer 36

yubiwa (ring) [指輪] – You could also use the counter "hon" ("本"), which changes into "bon" or "pon," depending on the number of rings.

Question 37

きつい

Answer 37

kitsui (tight) i-adj [きつい] – Can also mean "physically demanding" e.g.　山歩きがきつい (やまあるきがきつい, yamaaruki ga kitsui), mountain walking is tough.”