front 1 Anniversary | back 1 記念日 Tomorrow is my parents' 50th wedding anniversary. |
front 2 Event(s) | back 2 イベント、行事 Momijisai is JWUHS' biggest event. |
front 3 Going to | back 3 するつもりだ、これから〜をする A: What are you going to go to tomorrow? B: I'm going to go to Shinjuku to do some shopping. |
front 4 Gift | back 4 贈り物、プレゼント That's a nice necklace. Was it a gift from someone? |
front 5 Missing | back 5 抜けている Missing word =抜けている語 |
front 6 Notice | back 6 注意する、気づける Notice how native speakers pronounce certain words. |
front 7 Blow out | back 7 吹き消す Make a wish and blow out the candles on your birthday cake. |
front 8 Reception | back 8 披露宴 She had a beautiful wedding reception |
front 9 Exchange | back 9 交換する Let's exchange Christmas presents this Christmas. |
front 10 Trick-or-treating | back 10 トリックオアトリート On Halloween, kids dress up in costumes and go trick-or-treating in the U.S. |
front 11 Costume | back 11 衣装 On Halloween, many kids like to dress up in costumes and go trick-or-treating. |
front 12 Degree | back 12 学位 After you graduate from college or university, you will get a degree. |
front 13 Diploma | back 13 卒業証書 After your graduate from JWUHS, you will get a diploma. |
front 14 Fireworks | back 14 花火 During the summer, there are many fireworks displays in Japan. For example, 隅田川花火大会. |
front 15 Call me back | back 15 お電話を掛け直す Please call me back. |
front 16 Graduation | back 16 卒業 When all of you finish high school, you'll have a special graduation ceremony on March 15th. |
front 17 Retire | back 17 退職、引退する When I'm 65 years old, I'm going to retire. |
front 18 Lawyer | back 18 弁護士 If you have trouble with the law, you can call a lawyer to help you. |
front 19 Romantic | back 19 ロマンチック In Japan, on Christmas Eve, many couples have a romantic dinner together. |
front 20 It depends | back 20 時と場合による. A: Do you wanna go with me to the festival tomorrow night? B: Um, it depends. Will there be good food? A: Oh, yeah, definitely! A: Okay, I'll go! |
front 21 Vague | back 21 曖昧な Vague means not clear. If you give someone a vague answer, it means your answer wasn't clear. |
front 22 Festival | back 22 祭り The Nebuta Festival in Aomori is very famous. |
front 23 Fiesta | back 23 スペイン・ラテンアメリカで宗教上の祝祭. A fiesta is a festival, usually on a religious holiday, in Spain and Latin American countries. |
front 24 Dressed up | back 24 着飾る Wow, you're all dressed up today. You look great! |
front 25 Big on | back 25 〜にはまってる She is really big on ジャニーズ |
front 26 Traditional | back 26 伝統的な お節料理 is traditional Japanese New Year's food. |
front 27 Cultural | back 27 文化的, 文化の Foreigners like to experience Japanese cultural activities like tea ceremony and ikebana. |
front 28 Folk | back 28 民芸、民族、民謡、フォーク (folk dance, folk song) |
front 29 Not sure | back 29 自信がない、確信が持てない A: Is Maki at school today? B: Um, I'm not sure, but maybe she's here. |
front 30 Maybe | back 30 もしかすると、たぶん, かもしれない A: Is that Yurisa? It looks like her. B: Yeah, maybe it is her. |
front 31 Celebrate | back 31 お祝いする It's Riko's birthday. Let's celebrate! |
front 32 And stuff | back 32 〜など、とか On Halloween, kids in America get all kinds of candies and stuff. |
front 33 And things | back 33 〜など、とか Eggs 'N Things has eggs and things on the menu. |
front 34 And everything | back 34 〜など 意味: "and other similar things". If you like marine sports, Hawaii has it all: swimming, diving, snorkeling, surfing and everything. |
front 35 Tradition(s) | back 35 伝統 On New Year's Day, it's a Japanese tradition to eat おせち料理. |
front 36 Unique | back 36 ユニークな/唯一の Each country has its own unique traditions. |
front 37 Wealthy | back 37 裕福な、金持ち Someone who has a lot of money and expensive things is wealthy. |
front 38 Good luck | back 38 幸運、運が良い Many Japanese people go to shrines on during New Year's to pray for good luck. 幸運を祈り |
front 39 Sneak | back 39 コソコソする、こっそりと Sometimes that teacher likes to sneak away without saying goodbye to anyone. |
front 40 Promise | back 40 約束する I promise to love you forever. |
front 41 Extra | back 41 格別に I'm going to make an extra special chocolate cake for you. |