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Today our Japanese lesson post covers clothing and items you wear. Like glasses, wallets, hats, etc.
Do you have any ideas for the next Japanese lesson anyone?
Anata wa junbi ga dekite iru?? (Are you ready??)
Hajimemashou! (Let’s begin!)
Japanese Lesson – Names of Clothing and Accessories
| Clothes | Koromo |
| Hat | Booshi |
| Tie | Nekutai |
| Belt | Beruto |
| Glasses | Megane |
| Necklace | Nekkuresu |
| Bracelet | Burasuretto |
| Watch | Udedokei |
| Ring | Yubiwa |
| Wallet | Saifu |
| Shoe | Kutsu |
| Sneaker | Suniikaa |
| Purse | Handobaggu |
| Socks | Sokkusu |
| Skirt | Sukaato |
| Dress | Doresu |
| Blouse | Burausu |
| Suit | Suutsu |
| Pants | Zubon |
| T-shirt | T-shatsu |
| Shirt | Shatsu |
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Jeans |
Jiinzu |
Another somewhat simple Japanese lesson, but an important one none the less.
Just like you needed to learn the names of clothing and things in your own language, it’s good to know them in case you really need something when you’re in a foreign country!
Did you find any of the words harder than another?
Did you notice the words for clothing that sound very similar to English?
