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ADJETIVOS ( )Bright ( )Dark ( )New ( )Old ( )Young ( )Small ( )Long ( )Far ( )Close ( )Low ( )Wide, Wide ( )Fat ( )Thick ( )Slim ( )Dangerous ( )Light, slightly, soft ( )Light ( )Heavy ( )Large ( )Slow // Late ( )Fast, Fast ( )High // Expensive ( )Cheap / Good Rich, Good, Tasty Nice ( )Nasty ( )Bad ( )Dirty ( ) Clumsy ( )Interesting ( )Busy ( )Sore ( )Strong ( ) Quiet, quiet ( ) Vigorous, Resistant ( ) Narrow ( ) No problem ( )Important, Precious ( )Funny Bored,Insignificant ( )Early, Soon ( ) Round, Circular ( )Short ( )Difficult ( )Easy ( )Fine, splendid, elegant ( )Like ( )Enchant ( )Want ( ) Need ( ) Skillful,Right-handed ( ) Nasty ( ) Temperateclimate ( )Hot weather ( )Cold weather ( )Hot stuff ( ) Coolweather ( ) Cold thingsand drinks ( )Sweet ( )Spicy Tasteless, Bad(Taste) ( (- ) Next ( (- ) Neighbor, NextDoor Right, Straight, Direct ( (- ) ColorBrown ( )Yellow ( )Black ( )White ( )Blue ( )Red ADJECTIVES NA (- ) (- ) Various Beautiful,Pretty Boisterous, lively ( (- ) This isfine ( (- ) Healthy ( (- )Unoccupied ( )Same, Same ( (- ) Useful,Practical ( (- )Famous WARNINGS ANDEXPRESSIONS Yes Yes No Please Very NotMuch ( )Little ( ) Nothing atall Very / Serious, Hard Much A little, something Well done, often ( ) All More ( )Self ( )Together ( ) At theBeginning (Time) Followed ( )Sometimes ( )Few Many QUESTIONS ( ) Question / ( ) What? Who? Who?(formal) Where? Which one? Who ?, Whatperson? What kind of person? How? Whatkind? Which //Where? Why? Howmany? How much doesit cost? When? PRONOUNS This That That This That That This The More, the first Such,This (Interj.) Well But, NotHowever / Well ..., Well..., So ... ( )Close Slowly, Slowly So (So It Is) / And (Conjunction) After, Since Then Well then ... Generally, Usually // Maybe Maybe,Maybe Gradually, Progressively Precisely, Precisely Then But Please There is / is not Comparison, IPrefer It To Other Really,Truly Still Already // Another More ( ) Again (OnceMore) Say well (byphone) Of course NOUNS ( ) Rain ( ) Meaning ( ) Color ( ) Song ( ) English (Language) ( )Music ( ) Wind ( ) Cold ( ) Voice ( ) Word ( )Hiragana ( )Katakana ( ) Kanji Meter (Unit of Measure) Kilogram Kilometer Gram Class AtSchool ( ) Class, Lesson ( ) Tip,Extremity ( ) Work Sport ( ) Heaven ( )Electricity ( )Climate ( )Name News Party ( ) Talk, Conversation, Dialogue ( ) Half,Medium ( )Half (Half Part) Page ( ) Problem PLACES ( ) North ( ) South ( ) East, East ( ) West,West Here, this Place There, that Place There, overthere Here, thisside Over there,that Side There, thatSide ( ) Up / Over ( ) Bottom ( ) Forward, Before ( )Behind ( ) Left ( ) Right ( ) Inside ( ) Out Next Door ( ) Side,Side ( ) On The OtherSide ( ) Zone,Side ( ) Corner,Angle ( ) Site, Place ( ) Entry ( ) Exit ( ) Sea ( ) River ( ) Mountain ( ) Country ( ) Foreign(Country) ( ) Park ( ) House House Apartment ( )Building ( ) Room ( )Kitchen ( ) Dining room ( ) Lobby,Entrance ( ) Window ( ) Gate ( ) Bathroom,Sink Toilet ( )Traditional Japanese tub Pool ( ) Garden ( ) Pond Elevator ( ) Stair Door Key ( ) Door Bed ( ) Vase Tape(Cassette) Recorder Television ( ) Telephone Soap ( ) City ( ) Way ( ) Bridge ( ) Store Department stores, department stores ( ) Hospital ( ) PostOffice ( ) MovieTheater ( ) Station ( ) Bank ( ) Embassy ( )Police Post ( )Company, Company ( )Greengrocer Restaurant Hotel ( ) Thing,Object Table Chair ( )Refrigerator ( )Plate Glass Stove ( )Ashtray Bowl ( )Chopsticks Spoon Knife Fork ( ) Kitchen (AsActivity) ( )Breakfast ( )Lunch ( )Dinner ( )Drink ( ) Water ( )Tea ( ) Milk ( )Sake ( )Food ( ) Meat ( ) Beef ( )Pork Meat ( )Chicken ( ) Fish Bread ( ) Fruit ( ) Vegetables ( ) Egg ( ) CookedRice ( )Bent ( )Cupcake ( ) Sugar ( ) Salt Soy Sauce Butter Tobacco ( ) Body ( ) Foot Stomach ( ) Back / Body Height ( ) Hand ( ) Medicine, Medicine ( )Illness ( ) Head ( ) Face,Face ( ) Ear ( ) Eye ( ) Nose ( ) Mouth ( ) Tooth ( ) Clothing,Dress ( ) WesternClothes T-shirt Shirt Sweater, Jersey ( )Jacket Coat ( )American Tie Scarf ( ) Glasses Button Pocket ( ) Hat Skirt Trousers ( )Socks Sandals ( ) Shoes ( )Bicycle ( ) Car ( )Automobile Taxi ( )Metro (Subway Train) ( ) Train(Electric) Bus ( )Plane ( ) Animal ( ) Bird ( ) Tree ( ) Flower ( ) Snow ( ) Star ( )University ( )Library ( ) School ( )Cafeteria ( ) Classroom ( ) Desk ( ) Pencil Writing Pen Ballpointpen ( )Fountain Pen Notebook ( ) Book ( )Magazine ( ) Daily,Newspaper ( )Dictionary ( ) Writing ( )Homework ( ) Paper ( )About ( ) Letter Agenda ( )Bookcase Exam,Test ( ) Image ( )Map ( )Student ( ) Teacher ( ) Student ( ) Student Abroad Match,Phosphorus Radio Disco (Record) ( ) Cinema / Movie ( ) Money ( ) Shopping ( ) Umbrella Wallet, Briefcase Camera ( ) Photography Guitar ( ) Seal ( )Ticket, Boleto ( )Clock ( )Baggage ( )Postcard ( ) Box Film, Photo Roll PEOPLE ANDFAMILY ( ) Person ( ) Person(Courteous) ( )One Person, Solitaire ( ) Two People Everyone (SameAs ) ( )All ( ) Lots ofPeople ( ) I ( ) Me(Formal) You ( ) Family ( )Both Parents ( ) Mother ( )Mother ( ) Father ( )Father ( )Husband // Master ( )My Wife ( ) BigBrother ( ) BigBrother ( ) YoungerBrother ( ) Brothers (Males) ( ) BigSister ( ) BigSister ( ) YoungerSister ( / )Uncle ( / )Aunt Grandfather Grandmother ( ) Male ( ) Female ( )Boy ( )Girl ( )Child ( ) Adult ( )Lady ( )Friend ( ) Foreign ( )Doctor SUFFIXES - (- ) General SuffixTo Count - (- ) Counter for Magazines, Books, Etc. - (- ) Counter for Glasses, Cups, Etc. - (- ) Animal Counter - (- ) Cylindrical Stuff Counter - (- ) Flat Object Counter - (- ) Device Counter - (- ) People Accountant - (- ) Day Counter - (- ) Suffix For Months Of The Year - (- ) Nationality suffix - (- ) SuffixIndicating Language - / Epoch, Times - (- )Week (Of Duration) - (- ) Month / s(Duration) - (- ) Year - (- ) minute - (- ) Yen - (- ) Times - (- )Floor - Suffix to Indicate What a Third Party Wants - (- ) Side ..., Part ... etcetera, ... and other things like that - (- ) Suffix number / Turn - (- ) SuffixIndicating Store - (- ) Suffix Indicating Years Of Age TIME ( ) Now Always ( ) Tomorrow ( ) Day (By OppositionTo Night) ( )Afternoon, Sunset ( ) Night ( ) Night ( ) In the Morning, A.M. ( ) In the Afternoon, P.M. ( ) In the Afternoon, P.M.

Before Yesterday ( ) Yesterday ( ) Today Tomorrow The day after tomorrow ( ) ThisMorning ( )Tonight ( )This Week ( )This Month ( ) This Year ( )Next Week ( )Next Month ( ) NextYear ( )Within Two Years ( )Last Week ( )Last Month ( ) LastYear Two Years Ago ( )Every Day ( )Every Morning ( )Every Night ( )Every Week ( )Every Month ( )Every Year ( )Last night ( ) Time / Time ( ) For the FirstTime Immediately ( ) After Again ( )Holidays, Rest ( ) SummerVacation ( )Birthday ( )20 Years Old ( ) Spring ( ) Summer ( ) Autumn ( ) Winter ( ) Monday ( ) Tuesday ( )Wednesday ( )Thursday ( ) Friday ( )Saturday ( )Sunday ( ) First OfMonth ( )Day Two ( )Day Three ( ) Day Four ( ) Day Five ( ) Day Six ( ) Day Seven ( ) Day Eight ( ) Day Nine ( )Day Ten ( )Day Twenty ( ) One Day ( ) OneMonth NUMBERS ( ) Number Zero ( ) Zero ( ) One ( ) Two ( ) Three ( ) Four ( ) Five ( ) Six ( ) Seven ( ) Eight ( ) Nine ( ) Nine ( ) Ten ( )One ( )Two ( )Three ( )Four ( )Five ( )Six ( )Seven ( )Eight ( )Nine ( ) Ten ( ) One hundred ( ) Thousand ( ) TenThousand VERB S ( )Wash ( )Buy ( )Use ( )Learn ( )Meet With ~ ( )Say ( )Sing ( )Aspirate, Inhale ( )Being Different // Being Wrong ( )Open ( )Walk / ( )Go ( )Put, Place ( )Flourish ( )Reach ( )Shout / Sing An Animal ( )Work ( )Pull From, Stretch ( )Write ( )Hear ( )Polish, Brush ( )Play a stringed instrument ( )Blow ( )Swimming ( )Undress ( )Play; To visit ( )Fly ( )Get In Line ( )Call ( )Wait ( )Stand Erect ( )Have, Take With You ( )Return, Reintegrate ( )Lend ( )Extinguish, Turn off, Delete ( )Take out ( )Talk ( )Deliver ( )Push ( )Live (Reside) ( )Ask ( )Drink ( )Rest ( )Read ( )Die Have // Be ( )Need ( )Sell ( )Finish ( )Back Totake Put on (CoverWith): Hat, Blanket ( )Cut ( )Getting cloudy ( )Complicating Things For You ( )Close ( )Know ( )Sit ( )Make ( )Stand ( )Take (With Hand), Grab ( )Take (A Photo Or Video) Turn ~, Put yourself ~ ( )Ascend, Upload ( )Climb To, Ride On (Vehicle, Horse, Etc.) ( )Enter ( ) Start(Intransitive) ( )Running ( )Falling (Rain, Snow) ( ) Fold, Turn,Turn ( )Cross ( ) Do / Give(Colloquial) Paste, Stick ( )Understand ( ) Raise /Give ( )Open Bathing Have // Be (Animated Beings) ( )Meter ( ) To beborn ( ) Getup ( )Teach ( )Memorize ( ) Lower From,Lower Hang Up, PutOn (Glasses) ( ) Call by Phone ( ) (Ask) BorrowSomething ( ) Turn off,Delete ( )Dress up ( )Reply ( )Close ( )Eating ( ) Tired,Fatigued Ignite (Fire,Light ...) ( )Work ( )Exit ( )Exit Power, Be AbleTo ( ) Align, LineUp ( )Lying down, Sleeping ( )Clear ( )Show ( )See, Look ( )Forget Do ( ) WashingClothes ( ) Getmarried ( )Travel ( )Practice ( )Study ( )Clear ( )Strolling ( ) Come .

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