Japanese

Note how, just as with 家か内ない the kanji in this word correspond to traditional gender roles.

The problem is that though among friends you can use 夫おっと, in a less casual setting there's not currently really a good alternative to ご主しゅ人じん to politely refer to someone else's husband.

やる has a more casual tone compared to する and is often used in everyday conversation. It's also often used when talking about doing a task, especially a chore.

This word is typically used to describe more fashionable or trendy bags, such as designer handbags, clutches, and the like. It carries a modern or fashionable connotation.

This counter is regular.

Can only be used after some nouns, so don't just randomly attach this after any noun.

Same degree of confidence as 多た分ぶん, but more formal.

Used together with a negative verb.

Usually written using only hiragana

Same as 何な故ぜ. This word is often written using hiragana alone.

Alternative spelling of コンピューター

ホット is neither an い-adjective nor a な-adjective. It's a noun.

When used to describe a hot drink like coffee, ホット　コーヒー, it functions more like a noun as part of a compound noun.