Ｉ　will send the link later. I could not see the same word again in jisho

Ｎｏｗ　Ｉ　could understood clearly. Now only I have started learning Kanjis . The beginner level S4 is one of my favorite series. It is designed very well to cover the beginner level grammars. I am revisiting this series for learning kanjis and preparing the JLPT.

ありがとう　ございました。　れいぞうこ　も　おなじ　かんじ　ですね。　かんじは　なかなか　むずかし　です。

よろしく
Ｓｉｖａ

Thank you for posting a great question!!

Air conditioner is　called 冷房（れいぼう）
I think this word is from the verb 冷やす(ひやす）”cool down”
Heater is called 暖房(だんぼう）
It’s from the verb 暖める(あたためる）”warm up, hot up”　
房means “room”

Since they both have same ending 房（ぼう）”room”, they just use the first character to save the space for the controller.

In the lesson, you have mentioned that さむい　is for room and 冷たい　for the objects. つめたい　水　。　In air conditioner remote control, Kanjis for 寒い、　暑い　 are not available. The kanji for 冷たい　 is available to set the cool mode in the aircon.

Bit confused..

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よるしく　お願いします
Siva

A further cultural difference is that in America, the toilet and the bath are almost always in the same room. We call them bathrooms even if there is no bath in there. Some people will call the bathroom with just a toilet and a sink a “washroom”, realters will call them “half-baths”, proper people may call them “powder rooms”, but everybody knows them as bathrooms. You don’t have one room for the bath and a separate room for the toilet.

It can become a bit of a problem though when you live in an apartment with one bathroom and more than one person. You have to be really comfortable with the other person to let them in to use the bathroom while you are in the shower…. It seems to always lead to the first marital frustration, “Honey, don’t lock the door when you take a shower–we’re married now, it’s ok”.