| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| to carry; to transport | 運ぶhakobu |
| The woman carrying the wood is strong. | 木 を 運んで いる 女 は 強い です。ki wo hakonde iru onna ha tuyoi desu. |
| The car (I) didn't sell was expensive. | 売らなかった 車 は 高かった。uranakatta kuruma ha takakatta. |
| medicine | 薬kusuri |
| man | 男otoko |
| The man who didn't take the medicine died. | 薬 を 飲まなかった 男 は 死んだ。kusuri wo nomanakatta otoko ha sinda. |
| boy | 男 の 子otoko no ko |
| exit | 出口deguti |
| stature; height | 背se |
| to be tall | 背 が 高いse ga takai |
| embassy | 大使館taisikan |
| The tall boy entered the embassy through the exit. | 背 が 高い 男 の 子 は 大使館 に 出口 を 入った。se ga takai otoko no ko ha taisikan ni deguti wo haitta. |
| coldthing | 冷たいtumetai |
| hotthing | 熱いatui |
| black tea | 紅茶koutya |
| The black tea that was hot, became cold. | 熱かった 紅茶 は 冷たく なりました。atukatta koutya ha tumetaku narimasita. |
| woman, girl | 女子zyosi The term 女子 in Japanese refers to a girl or young woman, but the specific age range it covers can vary depending on the context. Generally, 女子 is used to refer to females from early childhood up to their late twenties. In schools, 女子学生 refers to female students of any age, from elementary through university. In sports and other activities, 女子 might be used to distinguish female participants, again without strict age limits. However, in more formal or official contexts, 女子 might be more closely associated with younger females, particularly those in the schooling age range up to young adulthood. |
| interesting | 面白いomosiroi |
| The girl who likes crocodiles is interesting. | ワニ が 好きな 女子 は 面白い です。wani ga sukina zyosi ha omosiroi desu. |
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