Living room things
Core words, Stage 4chunk 35 of 79Home and everyday things
Lets you turn the TV and lights on and off and find a seat.
Mix-ups Denki in a room means the light, not electricity.
terebi
TV; television
Turn on = tsukeru, turn off = kesu; watch = miru.
terebi tsukete mo ii?
Can I put the TV on?
テレビつけてもいい?
terebi o tsukete mo ii desu ka?
May I put the TV on?
テレビをつけてもいいですか?
Written テレビRank #1024 in 3,030 TV dramas
denki
light; electricity
In a room it usually means the light: denki o tsukeru / kesu.
The electricity bill is denkidai.
neru mae ni denki keshite ne.
Turn the light off before you go to sleep.
寝る前に電気消してね。
neru mae ni denki o keshite kudasai.
Please turn the light off before you go to sleep.
寝る前に電気を消してください。
Written 電気 · でんきRank #2655 in 3,030 TV dramas
teeburu
table
A desk for working or studying is a tsukue.
kagi, teeburu no ue ni oita yo.
I left the keys on the table.
鍵、テーブルの上に置いたよ。
kagi wa teeburu no ue ni okimashita.
I left the keys on the table.
鍵はテーブルの上に置きました。
Written テーブルRank #2994 in 3,030 TV dramas
isu
chair
Sit on a chair = isu ni suwaru.
kono isu, tsukatte mo ii?
Can I use this chair?
この椅子、使ってもいい?
kono isu, tsukatte mo ii desu ka?
May I use this chair?
この椅子、使ってもいいですか?
Written 椅子 · いすRank #3671 in 3,030 TV dramas