Japanese Words - Shopping

Learn Japanese words related to shopping.
We introduced Japanese words and phrases which are related to shopping.
"Price" is Nedan. "Repair" is Shuuri, and "Delivery" is Haitatsu.

Department stores & Electrical stores

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nedan	price
waribiki	discount
zaiko	stock
setsumei-sho	instruction book, operating manual
hoshoo-sho	a warranty (paper)
ookisa	size
omosa	weight
iro	color
haitatsu	delivery
henpin	return (goods)
shuuri	repair, fix
koshoo	be broken, out of order
torikaeru	to exchange, replace
haisoo-ryoo	delivery charge
denki-seihin	electrical appliances
shin-seihin	latest (model) product
terebi	TV set, TV program
reizooko	refrigerator
denwa	telephone
keitai-denwa	mobile phone, cell-phone

denki	electricity, light
denchi	battery
bideo	video, video tape, camcorder, VCR
eakon	air-conditioner, AC
suihanki	rice cooker
denshi-renji	microwave oven
denkyuu	electric light bulb
keikootoo	fluorescent light
uriba	sales corner or floor
kagu-uriba	furniture floor
kutsu-uriba	shoes floor
shokki-uriba	tableware floor
omocha-uriba	toy floor
shokuhin-uriba	foodstuffs floor
shinshi-fuku	men's suits
fujin-fuku	ladies' dresses
kodomo-fuku	children's clothing
chuushajoo	parking lot, car park
erebeetaa	elevator
esukareetaa	escalator

Japanese@Once

contains three parts. Part 2 is categorized by the 40 daily scenes such as
"At the restaurant", "Train station", "Japanese inn". "Telephone", etc.

See Part 2 Chapter 10 : Electrical store

See Part 2 Chapter 11 : Department store

There are more related vocabulary, phrases and example sentences.

For those who would like to learn Japanese at Once

Japanese@Once

This material is designed for those who want to learn practical Japanese language in a short period of time.

This material has the following three parts for your effective learning.

Part 1 : Building Up Conversation (40 chapters)

Part 2 : Words & Expressions (40 chapters)

Part 3 : Grammar Focus (45 chapters)

In Part 2, there are not only vocabularies, but also plenty of example sentences. All examples are voice-recorded.