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Japanese vocabulary: house and furniture

Kitchen, bedroom, living room, bathroom: the rooms of the house, the furniture and everyday objects in Japanese.

Here are 100 Japanese words on “Home and furniture”, translated into English and sorted from easiest to hardest.

Level 1: easy 40 words

JapaneseEnglish
浴室bathroom
ベッドbed
寝室bedroom
毛布blanket
椅子chair
ローテーブルcoffee table
食堂dining room
私道driveway
玄関entrance
農場farm
柵fence
床floor
階floor level
車庫garage
庭garden
庭の物置garden shed
門gate
鍵key
台所kitchen
賃貸契約lease
郵便受けletterbox
鏡mirror
オーブンoven
家主owner
額縁picture frame
家賃rentNoun, the sum paid for a lease
部屋room
コンセントsocket
ソファーsofa
階段staircase
段step
テーブルtable
テラスterrace
賃借するto rentVerb, to take or let under a lease
又貸しするto sublet
トイレtoilet
別荘villa
窓window
床板wooden floor
調理台worktop

Level 2: medium 35 words

JapaneseEnglish
屋根裏attic
バルコニーbalcony
浴槽bathtub
ブラインドblind
ボイラーboiler
電球bulb
廊下corridor
カーテンcurtain
敷金deposit
一戸建てdetached house
引き出しdrawer
不動産屋estate agency
暖炉fireplace
専有面積floor area
手すりhandrail
ランプlamp
マットレスmattress
メーターmeter
電子レンジmicrowave
引っ越しmoving house
近所neighbourhood
解約予告期間notice period
枕pillowFor resting your head in bed
小屋組roof frame
食器棚sideboard
蛇口tap
借家人tenant
住むto live in
引き払うto move out
乾燥機tumble dryer
花瓶vase
壁紙wallpaper
洋服だんすwardrobe
洗濯機washing machine
給湯器water heater

Level 3: hard 25 words

JapaneseEnglish
梁beam
長まくらbolster
管理人caretaker
ブレーカーcircuit breaker
レンジフードcooker hood
呼び鈴doorbell
玄関マットdoormat
掛け布団duvet
同居人flatmate
冷凍庫freezer
雨どいgutter
生け垣hedge
住宅ローンmortgage
間仕切りpartition wall
ラジエーターradiator
瓦roof tile
シーツsheet
棚shelf
幅木skirting board
タイル張りの床tiled floor
飾るto decorate
整えるto fit out
家具を入れるto furnish
改装するto renovate
洗面台washbasin

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How many words are in this list?
This page gives 100 Japanese words on “Home and furniture”. The full topic holds 150 in the KoKo app: 60 at the easy level, 52 at the medium level and 38 at the hard level.
Which words should I start with?
With level 1: these are the easiest words of the topic. Move on to level 2 once they come to you without thinking, then to level 3.
How can I remember this Japanese vocabulary?
By seeing each word again at longer and longer intervals, just before you forget it: that is spaced repetition. The KoKo app does it for you and tells you each day which words to review.
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