It is essential to learn Japanese vocabulary when studying the language. In addition to words borrowed from other languages, Japanese vocabulary is vast and diverse. Learning essential words and phrases, as well as specialized terminology and idiomatic expressions, is essential for effective communication in Japanese.
Japanese Vocabulary: 宿題 (しゅくだい)
Meaning: “homework.” It is made up of two characters: 宿 (shuku),
which means “lodging” or “inn,” and 題 (dai), which means “topic” or “problem.”
Examples
- やっと宿題を終えた。 At last I finished my homework.
- 一緒に宿題をやろう。 Let’s do our homework together.
- 今日は宿題は無しです There is no homework today.
- 宿題に集中出来ない。 I can’t concentrate on my homework.
- 宿題は出来ましたか？ Is your homework done yet?
- 今日は宿題があります。 Today, I have homework to do.
- 今日は宿題をする日だ。 Today is the day I do my homework.
- 宿題をしませんでした。 I didn’t do my homework.
- 宿題を失くしちゃった！ I lost my homework!
- 昼休みに宿題をします。 I do my homework during the lunch break.
- 「宿題やったの」「うん」 “Did you finish your homework?” “Yeah.”
