姉あねの薬くすり






Featured Kanji
(き・キ)
energy

Vocabulary

  • — older sister
  • — medicine
  • — tonight
  • — head
  • — a little
  • — painful; hurt
  • — to drink; to take (medicine)
  • — early; quickly
  • — to sleep; to go to bed
  • — intend to; plan to
  • — but; however
  • — home; house
  • — there is not; do not have (polite negative of あります)
  • — I; me
  • — phone call; telephone
  • — to do
  • — juice
  • — to bring (take something to another place)
  • — to say
  • — to come
  • — healthy; energetic; feeling well
  • — to become

Grammar / Notes

  • 〜つもりです (intend to) Dictionary form + states a plan or an intention: what someone means to do. (“I intend to take medicine and go to sleep early.”)
  • Sentence-final よ at the end of a sentence tells the listener something new or adds emphasis to what the speaker is saying. (“My sister said, ‘I will bring medicine and juice, you know.’”)

English

My Older Sister’s Medicine

My head hurts a little tonight.
I intend to take medicine and go to sleep early.
But there is no medicine at home.
I made a phone call to my older sister.
My sister said, “I will bring medicine and juice, you know.”
My sister came to my house, and I felt a little better.