LangolingRooms in a house
Mastering Japanese (jp-JP) is particularly beneficial for individuals familiarizing themselves with rooms and areas of a traditional Japanese home. Whether you're planning to live or work in Japan or simply looking to understand the layout and terminology of a typical Japanese house, knowing how to describe different rooms such as tatami-ma (living room), tokonoma (alcove), and shimburo (closet) can greatly enhance your experience.
By learning phrases related to rooms in a house, you can more effectively communicate with locals or navigate through unfamiliar spaces. Whether you're looking for a place to sit, storage space, or a private area for rest, having these terms at your disposal will make it easier to find and describe the specific room types that suit your needs, making your stay or work in Japan much smoother.
I am in the kitchen.
私は kitchensにいます。
The living room is to my left.
リビングルームは左手にあります。
Can you show me the bathroom?
トイレを示していただけますか？
Which bedroom is the master?
どの寝室がマスターの寝室ですか？
There are two bedrooms on this floor.
この階には2つの寝室があります。
How do I get to the dining room?
どう到着する Dining room までですか？
Is there a study in this house?
この家に研究があるでしょうか？
Which way is the study?
どの方向に研究室はありますか？
The children's rooms are upstairs.
子供たちの部屋は上階にあります。
Can you point out the laundry room, please?
Launder-room o koko wa darō des ka.
Where is the utility room located?
UTILaruya no ata ga dókotta?
There is a guest bedroom on the right.
右手侧有一间客卧。
Do you know where the family room is?
FAMILY ROOMは知っていますか？
Is there an entrance to the hallway from here?
ここから通路への入口はありますか？
Which direction leads to the master bath?
マスターバスは何方向ですか？
Can you tell me about the layout of the house?
あなたに家の中の配置について教えていただけますか？
How many total rooms are in this house?
この家には合計で何人の部屋がありますか？
The guest bathroom is next to the powder room.
ゲストのバスルームはパウダールームの隣にあります。
Could you describe the location of the pantry?
パンtryはキッチンの近くにあります。
Where can I find a small study for reading?
読書に便利な小さな机はどこにありますか？