Chapter 3 Sec 1 Japanese

机（つくえ）

Desk — a piece of furniture with a flat surface used for writing, reading, or working.

いす

Chair — a seat designed for one person, typically with a back and four legs.

窓（まど）

Window — an opening in a wall or building fitted with glass to admit light and air.

ノート

Notebook — a book of bound paper used for recording notes or writing.

鉛筆（えんぴつ）

Pencil — a writing instrument with a graphite core inside a wooden casing.

消しゴム（けしごむ）

Eraser — a rubber or plastic item used to remove pencil marks.

ボールペン

Ballpoint pen — a pen that dispenses ink over a tiny rotating metal ball at its tip.

本（ほん）

Book — a set of printed or written pages bound together within covers.

辞書（じしょ）

Dictionary — a reference book containing words and their meanings or translations.

時計（とけい）

Clock / Watch — a device used to measure and display time.

めがね

Glasses / Spectacles — eyewear with lenses mounted in a frame to correct or assist vision.

傘（かさ）

Umbrella — a collapsible canopy supported by wooden or metal ribs used for protection against rain or sunlight.

かばん

Bag — a container made of flexible material used for carrying personal belongings.

靴（くつ）

Shoes — footwear worn to protect and comfort the human feet.

パソコン

Personal computer (PC) — short for パーソナルコンピューター.

携帯電話（けいたいでんわ）

Mobile phone / Cell phone — a portable phone that connects to a cellular network.

誰（だれ）

Who — an interrogative word used to ask about a person's identity.

新聞（しんぶん）

Newspaper — a printed daily or weekly publication containing current news, articles, and advertisements.

日本語（にほんご）

Japanese language — the East Asian language spoken natively in Japan.

英語（えいご）

English language — a West Germanic language originating in England, widely spoken globally.

中国語（ちゅうごくご）

Chinese language — the group of Sinitic languages spoken natively in China.

猫（ねこ）

Cat — a small, domesticated carnivorous mammal.

犬（いぬ）

Dog — a domesticated carnivorous mammal commonly kept as a pet or working animal.