忘わすれた眼鏡めがね






Featured Kanji
(もと・ホン)
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Vocabulary

  • — to forget
  • — glasses
  • — Thursday
  • — morning
  • — I; me
  • — Japanese (language)
  • — classroom
  • — to enter
  • — bag
  • — inside
  • — there is not; do not have (polite negative of あります)
  • — house; home
  • — to think
  • — so; because of that
  • — blackboard
  • — kanji
  • — well (often used as an adverb)
  • — to understand
  • — teacher
  • — front
  • — to sit
  • — to ask; to listen
  • — to say
  • — please; go ahead
  • — it was good; I’m glad

Grammar / Notes

  • 〜と思おもいます (I think) expresses an opinion or belief. The clause before takes the plain form. In the affirmative non-past, nouns and na-adjectives normally take before . (“I thought that I forgot them at home.”)

English

Forgotten Glasses

On Thursday morning, I entered the Japanese classroom.
My glasses were not in my bag.
I thought that I forgot them at home.
Because of that, I didn’t understand the kanji on the blackboard well.
I asked the teacher, “May I sit in the front?”
Because the teacher said, “Yes, go ahead,” I was glad.