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: 楽しみ
Meaning：enjoyment” or “pleasure
It is often used to describe something that one is looking forward to or is excited about, such as a vacation or a special event.
For example,
if you are planning to go to a concert, you might say コンサートが楽しみです。
I am looking forward to the concert.
Here are ten sentences using the Japanese word “楽しみ” (tanoshimi):
- 新しいゲームが楽しみです。 (I am looking forward to the new game.)
- 今週末のパーティーが楽しみです。 (I am looking forward to the party this weekend.)
- 私たちの休暇が楽しみです。 (I am looking forward to our vacation.)
- 明日のテストが楽しみですか？ (Are you looking forward to the test tomorrow?)
- このレストランの料理が楽しみです。 (I am looking forward to the food at this restaurant.)
- この本を読むのが楽しみです。 (I am looking forward to reading this book.)
- 彼の新しいアルバムが楽しみです。 (I am looking forward to his new album.)
- 来週の会議が楽しみですか？ (Are you looking forward to the meeting next week?)
- このテーマパークのアトラクションが楽しみです。 (I am looking forward to the attractions at this theme park.)
- 今年の夏フェスが楽しみです。 (I am looking forward to the summer festival this year.)