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Can You Ace This Japanese Vocabulary Quiz?

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Can You Ace This Japanese Vocabulary Quiz?

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What are some Japanese words for transportation?

Train, bus, taxi, bicycle, airplane, and ship. (correct)

Car, boat, helicopter, skateboard, and scooter.

Motorcycle, trolley, truck, van, and ferry.

Subway, cable car, hot air balloon, roller skates, and paddleboard

What are some Japanese words for family and friends?

Kazoku and tomodachi. (correct)

Sore and kore

Sensei and sempai.

Onegaishimasu and gomen nasai.

What are some Japanese words for asking about the date?

Nan nichi and itsu. (correct)

Nan desu ka and dozo.

Arigatou gozaimasu and hai.

Ogenki desu ka and konnichiwa

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Japanese words for transportation include train, bus, taxi, bicycle, airplane, and ship.
Words for going and coming include "iku" and "kuru."
Words for going home or returning include "kaeru."
Words for weekdays include "getsuyoubi" (Monday) and "kinyoubi" (Friday).
Words for months include "ichigatsu" (January) and "nigatsu" (February).
Words for days of the month include "tsuitachi" (first) and "nijuu yokka" (24th).
Words for asking about the date include "nan nichi" (what day) and "itsu" (when).
Words for family and friends include "kazoku" (family) and "tomodachi" (friend).
Words for time periods include "senshuu" (last week) and "raishuu" (next week).
Common phrases include "hai, sou desu" (yes, that's right) and "arigatou gozaimasu" (thank you very much).

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Are you learning Japanese or planning a trip to Japan? Test your knowledge of essential Japanese words and phrases with this quiz! From transportation to family and friends, this quiz covers a variety of topics to help you communicate effectively in Japan. Sharpen your skills and impress your friends with your newfound language abilities. Take the quiz now and see how much you know!