Routines 1

Question 1

To rest

Answer 1

やすむ

Question 2

Basic counter for span of time (attached to the end of hours, days, weeks, etc)

Answer 2

かん

Question 3

To take a 10-minute break

Answer 3

じゅっぷんやすむ

Question 4

To play

Answer 4

あそぶ

Question 5

To climb

Answer 5

のぼる

Question 6

To play for four hours

Answer 6

よじかんあそぶ

Question 7

To work

Answer 7

はたらく

Question 8

To work eight hours

Answer 8

はちじかんはたらく

Question 9

To study

Answer 9

べんきょうする

Question 10

One month

Answer 10

いっかげつかん

Question 11

To learn Japanese for a month

Answer 11

いっかげつかんにほんご を べんきょうする

Question 12

I took a 10 minute break (polite)

Answer 12

じゅっぷんやすみました

Question 13

How many minutes

Answer 13

なんぷん

Question 14

How many minutes did you rest?

Answer 14

なんぷんやすみましたか

Question 15

Yesterday the children played for four hours

Answer 15

きのう こどもたちはよじかんあそびました

Question 16

How many hours?

Answer 16

なんじかん

Question 17

Every day how many hours do you work? (Polite)

Answer 17

まいにちなんじかんはたらきますか

Question 18

To work (polite)

Answer 18

はたらきます

Question 19

I work eight hours everyday (polite)

Answer 19

わたしはまいにちはちじかんはたらきます

Question 20

How many days

Answer 20

なんにちかん

Question 21

How many days will you be traveling?

Answer 21

なんにちかんりょこうしますか

Question 22

From (comparing starting points)

Answer 22

から

Question 23

To (comparing starting points)

Answer 23

まで

Question 24

I’m traveling from Monday to Friday

Answer 24

げつようびからきんようびまでりょこうします

Question 25

How many months have you been learning Japanese?

Answer 25

なんかげつかんにほんごをべんきょうしましたか

Question 26

I have learned Japanese for one month

Answer 26

いっかげつかん にほんごをべんきょうしました。

Question 27

How many years did Mr. Lee stay in Japan?

Answer 27

りさんはなんねんかんにほんにいましたか

Question 28

Day

Answer 28

にち

Question 29

Mr. Lee was in Japan for two years

Answer 29

りさん は にねんかん にほん に いました

Question 30

To rest (polite)

Answer 30

やすみます

Question 31

Hour

Answer 31

じ

Question 32

Year

Answer 32

ねん

Question 33

When do you use かん?

Answer 33

It isn't usually used with minutes or seconds. If you were talking about weeks, days or hours you would use it.