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What is the Japanese word for 'dog'?
What is the Japanese word for 'cat'?
What is the Japanese word for 'horse'?
What is the Japanese word for 'cow'?
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What is the Japanese word for 'goat'?
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What is the Japanese word for 'sheep'?
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What is the Japanese word for 'pig'?
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What is the Japanese word for 'fish'?
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What is the Japanese word for 'guinea pig'?
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What is the Japanese word for 'rabbit'?
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What is the Japanese word for 'bird'?
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What is the Japanese word for 'chicken'?
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What is the Japanese word for 'mouse'?
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Study Notes
Japanese Animal Vocabulary (Hiragana)
- いぬ (inu) translates to "dog" in English.
- ねこ (neko) means "cat," a common household pet worldwide.
- うま (uma) refers to "horse," often associated with transportation and agriculture.
- うし (ushi) stands for "cow," an important source of milk and meat.
- やぎ (yagi) translates to "goat," known for its adaptability and milk production.
- ひつじ (hitsuji) means "sheep," valued for its wool and meat.
- ぶた (buta) refers to "pig," often raised for pork.
- さかな (sakana) translates to "fish," a key source of protein in many diets.
- もるもっと (morumotto) means "guinea pig," a small rodent often kept as a pet.
- うさぎ (usagi) refers to "rabbit," known for its long ears and rapid reproduction.
- とり (tori) translates to "bird," a diverse group of animals with the ability to fly.
- にわとり (niwatori) specifically means "chicken," a common source of eggs and meat.
- ねずみ (nezumi) stands for "mouse," a small rodent often used in scientific research.
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Test your knowledge of Japanese animal vocabulary using hiragana with this flashcard quiz. Each card introduces a different animal, helping you to memorize their names and meanings in English. Perfect for beginners learning Japanese or those interested in expanding their vocabulary!
