Here are some common Japanese vocabulary words for daily activities:
- 起きる (Okiru) – To wake up
- 食べる (Taberu) – To eat
- 飲む (Nomu) – To drink
- 仕事をする (Shigoto o suru) – To work
- 学ぶ (Manabu) – To study
- 運動する (Undou suru) – To exercise
- 睡眠をとる (Suimin o toru) – To sleep
- 買い物をする (Kaimono o suru) – To shop
- 料理をする (Ryouri o suru) – To cook
- 掃除をする (Souji o suru) – To clean
- 読む (Yomu) – To read
- 書く (Kaku) – To write
- 聞く (Kiku) – To listen
- 話す (Hanasu) – To talk
- 会う (Au) – To meet
- 遊ぶ (Asobu) – To play
- テレビを見る (Terebi o miru) – To watch TV
- 映画を見る (Eiga o miru) – To watch a movie
- 音楽を聴く (Ongaku o kiku) – To listen to music
- 旅行する (Ryokou suru) – To travel
- 散歩する (Sanpo suru) – To take a walk
- ペットと遊ぶ (Petto to asobu) – To play with a pet
- メールを送る (Me-ru o okuru) – To send an email
- 電話をかける (Denwa o kakeru) – To make a phone call
- シャワーを浴びる (Shawa- o abiru) – To take a shower
Knowing these terms will help you talk about your daily routine and understand what others are saying about theirs, thereby making your conversations in Japanese more engaging and relatable.
