GENKI Lesson 19: Vocabulary

おくさま

(your/someone's) wife (polite)

おこさん

(your/someone's) child (polite)

ちゅうがくせい

junior high school student

ぶちょう

department manager

しゅっちょう

business trip

けいご

honorific language

こちら

this way (polite)

どちら

where (polite)

おれい

expression of gratitude

しゅるい

a kind; a sort

はなし

talk; story

なやみ

worry

まちがい

mistake

せいかく

personality

なまけもの

lazy person

はずかしがりや

shy person

なかがいい

be on good/close terms; to get along well

まじめ（な）

serious; sober; diligent

いらっしゃる

(honorific expression for いく, くる, and いる)

めしあがる

(honorific expression for たべる and のむ)

くださる

(honorific expression for くれる)

なさる

(honorific expression for する)

おやすみになる

(honorific expression for ねる)

ごらんになる

(honorific expression for みる)

おっしゃる

(honorific expression for いう)

～ていらっしゃる

(honorific expression for ～ている)

おくる

to walk/drive (someone)

おこる

to get angry

きまる

to be decided

しりあう

to get acquainted with

よぶ

to call (one's name); to invite

ひっこす

to move (to another place to live)

よる

to stop by

おくれる

to become late

かける

to sit down

もてる

to be popular (in terms of romantic interest)

はれる

to become sunny

ごちそうする

to treat/invite (someone) to a meal

えんりょする

to hold back for the time being; to refrain from

しょうたいする

to invite someone (to an event/a place)

はなしをする

to have a talk

おととい

the day before yesterday

まいあさ

every morning

それで

then; therefore

なぜ

why

ほんとうは

in fact; originally

まだ

still

しょうしょう

a few seconds

～めいさま

party of . . . people

ようこそ

Welcome.

よろしくおつたえください

Please give my best regards (to . . . ).