文ぼうぐのお店
Theme: Daily_life_Meals
pre-A1/N5entry
Jan 17th, 2026
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The theme of this article is stationery stores. We will learn the Japanese terms for everyday items like pencils and erasers.
文ぼうぐのお店
Stationery Store
to buy（U-Verb）
コンビニでパンを買います。
I buy bread at a convenience store.
what（Noun）
あれは何ですか。
What's that?
to exist（U-Verb）
テーブルの上にかばんがあります。
There is a bag on the table.
to look at（Ru-Verb）
この写真を見てください。
Please look at this picture.
this（Noun）
これは花です。
This is a flower.
to put in（Ru-Verb）
毎朝、さいふをかばんに入れます。
Every morning, I put my wallet in my bag.
to write（U-Verb）
名前を書きます。
I write my name.
to erase（U-Verb）
けしゴムで字をけします。
I erase letters with an eraser.
straight （な-Adjective）
道をまっすぐあるきます。
I walk straight along the road.
to draw（U-Verb）
じょうぎでせんをひきます。
I draw a line with a ruler.
length（Noun）
このペンの長さがわかりますか。
Do you know the length of this pen?
to see, to understand （U-Verb）
先生の話を聞いて、わかりました。
I listened to the teacher’s talk, and I see.
to cut（U-Verb）
かみをきります。
I cut my hair.
can erase（Other）
えんぴつの字は、けせます。
You can erase pencil writing.
very（Adverb）
この映画はとてもおもしろいです。
This movie is very interesting.
convenient（な-Adjective）
日本のコンビニはとてもべんりです。
Japanese convenience stores are very convenient.
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