Nakama Textbook Ch. 6 - 7 Vocab Flashcards Preview

part time job

exercises

music

shopping

game

concert

next time

magazine

walk, stroll

job

question

jogging

newspaper

laundry

to exercise

to take a walk, to stroll

to ask a question

cleaning

letter

tennis

friend

party

picnic

to play tennis

pool

e-mail

rest, absence, day off

a day off, holiday

parents

cooking, cuisine

to meet

to play

to walk

to say

to swim

to write

to ask

to listen to

to fix a meal, to cook

to talk

to wait

to call (someone), to invite

to make a phone call

to go out

busy

happy

interesting

sad

lonely

fun

boring

difficult

easy

healthy, cheerful, lively (person)

kind

sorry, regrettable

all right, no problem

tough

lively (place or event)

free, idled, unscheduled

together

By all means. \ I'd love to.

slowly

I'm a little busy.

(lit. Sorry, it's a little inconvenient.)

Sorry, I have some errands\business to attend to.

to relax

to work

to talk in Japanese

to write an e-mail

to go shopping

to do laundry

to ask the teacher a question

to meet (with) a friend

to relax at home

to swim in the pool

to call/invite a friend over (to one's house)

song

aerobics

tea

orange

karaoke

fruit

classical music

black tea

cola

thing (intangible)

golf

fish

jazz

juice

hobby

dining

skiing

sports

food

egg

fishing

driving (for pleasure)

to dine

carrot

beverage, drink

hiking

basketball

banana

hip-hop music

beer

(American) football

pop music

water

milk

baseball

vegetable

rap music

travel

apple

lettuce

rock and roll music

wine

to sing

(for something) to end

to make

to take (a picture)

(for something) to begin

delicious, good, tasty

expensive

inexpensive, cheap

dislike, hate

like

why

more

and, in addition, then

for example

but

I neither like nor dislike it.

How about 〜 ?

shrimp

cabbage

beef

cucumber

onion

chicken

green onion

pork

spinach

green pepper

tangerine

melon

strawberry

grape

karate

soccer

swimming

skating

softball

gymnastics

volleyball

bowling

to draw

to do ikebana

to go dancing

to play guitar

to collect stamps

to cycle, bike

to dine out