The House in Japanese is one of the most useful topics for beginners learning everyday vocabulary. In this video, you’ll learn common Japanese words related to the house, rooms, furniture, and daily activities, all explained in a clear and beginner-friendly way.
We’ll cover how to say house and home in Japanese, how to name different rooms, and how to use this vocabulary in simple sentences. You’ll also learn natural expressions Japanese people use when talking about their home in daily conversations.
This lesson is perfect for absolute beginners, JLPT N5 learners, travelers, and anyone who wants to build practical Japanese vocabulary step by step. By the end of the video, you’ll be able to talk about your house confidently using real Japanese words.
Watch until the end and take your first step toward speaking Japanese naturally.
Hello and welcome to your 21st lesson of
this Japanese for beginners course. This
is your teacher Rosie again and I'm so
proud of you because we're starting our
second half of this course. Now without
further ado, let's get into it and let's
review what we have learned in our
previous lesson. Review in Japanese is
and now I will repeat every word twice
as always. Let's go. Thank you. Thank
you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Amen.
Amen.
Yamari
kaz
kazashi
arashi
kitty
kitty die
Tunami
kiss
for you.
Good job. And now let's start a new
lesson. And today we will learn about
the house and the rooms that we have
inside a house and appliances and etc.
So house in Japanese is
very good. Kitchen in Japanese is
or kitchen.
Bedroom will be
living room will be
oring.
Dining room might be dining.
Din
bathroom will be.
So this is the room where the bath is.
But the restroom or the washroom it will
be
or it can also be like
like toilet
entrance or hallway. So the first room
like right away when you enter the house
where all the shoes are left especially
in Japan will be called genan
garden will be
basement
Door. Door.
Door.
Door.
Window. M.
Ceiling.
Okay.
TV
closet.
refrigerator.
Sink. The one in the kitchen is called
to clean.
to wash.
So this word can be used uh to wash
things like you know dishes and etc.
To wash clothes or to do laundry would
be a different verb. It would be
floor
Y
stairs. Kaidan
kaidan
wool cab.
Air conditioner.
Electric fan.
Sofa. Sofa.
Sofa.
Sofa.
Bookshelf.
Hondaana.
Hondaana.
Hondaana.
Washing machine. Santa cookie. Santa
cookie.
Dishwasher.
Iron. Iron.
Iron. Ironing board. Iron.
Iron.
Iron.
Stove.
Stove.
Rubbish bin.
Electricity or light.
And now let's learn some grammar or
bun. So today we will learn grammar how
to say let's let's do something in
Japanese it would be
or
okay let's take a look so we would need
word stem
of our verb plus
do you remember what our word stem looks
like let's take a look
so let's say we have our verb to eat the
stem would be
and then we would need to add or
so our result would be
let's eat. Now we have verb to look to
watch. Our stem would be
we add and then we have
let's watch or
our next verb is
to sleep. Our stem would be
we add and we have
let's sleep
for verbs. Let's take a look. We have
our verb
to write stem would be
then we would add and we would have
let's write or
then we have y
to read stem would be y
we would add and we would have yummy
let's read
then we have cow to A stem would be
let's buy
to swim. Stem would be
let's swim. And now that we have
analyzed our and verbs, let's take a
look at our two irregular verbs. So
before we had to do so we would have
let's do it and to come it would become
let's come. So now it's practice time or
you will see a sentence in English in
color blue on your screen and I will ask
you to translate it into Japanese. I
will give you 5 seconds. If you feel
like it's not enough time, feel free to
pause the lesson as always and take as
much time as you need. Okay. So, now
let's translate this. Let's watch.
Very good. Let's translate this. Let's
sing.
Very good. Let's play.
Let's eat.
Very
good. Let's read.
Let's go.
Let's drink.
Let's swim.
Let's meet.
Let's sleep.
You have worked so hard and you have
finished your 21st lesson of this course
and I'll see you in our next lesson.
