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15 new words
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1. iu - to say
2. tasukaru - come in handy, to be helpful
3. niji - rainbow
4. asa - morning
5. yoru - evening
6. o-hiru, hiru - afternoon
7. konnichi wa - good afternoon, hi
8. yoru - to get close
9. jidohanbaiki - automated vending machine *
10. yobo^ - prevention
11. hanaji - nose bleed
12. akubi o kamikorosu - to stifle a yawn
13. himitsu - secret
14. korosu - to kill
15. akubi - to yawn
Get your friends to quiz you on these then go on to learn more by going back and reviewing or going forward to learn more.
As Always,
Ganbatte Ne!
Do Your Best!
Makurasuki Sensei
to see the list of the last 15 words you should have already memorized go to Japanese Vocabulary 5 or go on to memorize your next 15 here at
Japanese Vocabulary 7
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