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There are more easy to understand Japanese words as they started out from English words or even words in other languages.
Here is another list of words in Japanese and what they are in English. More easy to understand Japanese!
Image from stock vault
| English | Japanese |
|---|---|
| America | Amerika |
| Book Cover | Bukkukaba |
| Batting | Battingu |
| Baby Car/Stroller/Pram | Bebika |
| Beer | Biiru |
| Button | Botan |
| Germany/Deutschland | Doitsu |
| Driver | Doraiba |
| Drama | Dorama |
| Give up | Gibuappu |
| Gauze | Gaaze |
| Hacker | Hakkaa |
| Juice | Juusu |
| Can | Kan |
| Club | Kurabu |
| My | Mai |
| Meeru | |
| Milk | Miruku |
| Moody | Muudi |
| Lemonade | Ramune |
| Service | Saabisu |
| Seal/Sticker/Decal | Shiiru |
| Sky | Sukai |
| Spin | Supin |
| Stove | Sutoobu |
That’s enough for this Japanese words list! I think next time I’ll review list one and two on video so I can say them. Just in case it is hard for people still to understand how they may sound. ^_^;
Ja matta ne!
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This blog post about easy-to-understand Japanese words is fantastic! It’s incredibly helpful for learners like me who are trying to grasp the language. The list of words presented here is impressive, and I love how they originated from English and other languages, making them more approachable. The inclusion of English equivalents alongside the Japanese words allows for easy comprehension. The image from Stock Vault also adds a nice touch to the overall presentation. I appreciate the author’s intention to review the lists on video, as hearing the pronunciation would be a great aid for learners. Keep up the excellent work! Ja matta ne! (See you later!) 😊