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Today’s Japanese lesson is about things you’d find/use in the bathroom.
This time I am going ahead and putting in some phrases at the bottom of the list for actions that you do in the bathroom as well! So now you can say you are going to take a shower, or brush your teeth.
Japanese Lesson – In The Bathroom
| English | Japanese |
|---|---|
| Bathroom | Basuruumu |
| Toilet | Toire |
| Toilet Paper | Toiretto Peepa |
| Shampoo | Shanpuu |
| Conditioner | Kondishonaa |
| Bathtub | Yokusoo |
| Shower | Shawaa |
| Faucet | Jaguchi |
| Sponge | Suponji |
| Towel | Taoru |
| Washcloth | Senmen taoru |
| Rug/Mat | Matto |
| Medicine Cabinet | Yakuhin Todana |
| Electric Razor | Denki Kamisori |
| Comb | Kushi |
| Toothbrush | Haburashi |
| Toothpaste | Hamigakiko |
| Soap | Sekken |
| Mirror | Kagami |
|
English Phrase/Action |
Japanese Phrase/Action |
| Take a shower | Shawaa o abiru |
| Wash | Arau |
| Brush your teeth | Haomigaku |
| Dry | Kawakasu |
That is all for today’s Japanese lesson!
I hope this helped you at least a little. Of course I should probably just call it a word list, but reading them and saying them out loud helps you learn the words. Right? So in some way, I guess it does count has a lesson!
Did you notice that some of these words are pretty easy and sound similar to English? Like Taoru for towel, or Shanpuu for Shampoo?
What word did you find was the easiest to say, what was the hardest?
Thanks for sharing this! Can’t hurt to learn another language! 🙂
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I love knowing this. Now I have to figure out a way to work it into a conversation!
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Thank you for sharing! Do you have a pronunciation key or guide posted anywhere on your site?
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Great To Know I Love To Learn Knew Languages!
Medicine Cabinet looks like a tough one. Thanks for the lesson.
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I may start to talk in Japanese to my kids about brushing their teeth.. These are really great blogs, i like learning new things like this!
I think it would be so awesome to visit a new culture and know the language enough to converse. My FIL knows several languages and I think it’s just awesome.
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this is awesome, what a great way to learn a different language!
I never imagined Japanese as an easy language but I see there are some easy to remember words in there too. Bathroom for example is so similar in both English and Japanese. Same for toilet.
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Thank you for the mini lesson. Another lesson to add to my previous ones 🙂
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Interesting . I like learning different languages. I learn a few japanese words through watching Japanese TV series.
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I am saving these lists! I love learning new languages.
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This is great. Thanks for teaching us a little bit.
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Thanks for the lesson. I’m not good at learning other languages but I love to try!
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Excellent. Absolutely loved reading and very helpful at the same time.
Very nice topic and very helpful for who students are studying in other languages.
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It’s great to know because I enjoy learning new languages!