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shūmatsu
週末
(n)
weekend
Itsumo shūmatsu wa dō yatte sugoshimasu ka.
いつも週末はどうやって過ごしますか。
How do you usually spend your weekends?
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shukujitsu
祝日
(n)
holiday
shukujitsu no kazari tsuke
祝日の飾りつけ
holiday decorations
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getsu-yōbi
月曜日
(n)
Monday
I-sshūkan no shigoto wa getsu-yōbi kara hajimaru.
一週間の仕事は月曜日から始まる。
The workweek starts on Monday.
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kyūka
休暇
(n)
vacation
Watashi-tachi wa minna, kurisumasu kyūka ni jikka e kaerimasu.
私たちはみんな、クリスマス休暇に実家へ帰ります。
We all go home for Christmas vacation.
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ku-gatsu
九月
(n)
September
Kyō wa ku-gatsu tōka, do-yōbi desu.
今日は九月十日、土曜日です。
Today is Saturday, September 10th.
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pikunikku
ピクニック
(n)
picnic
Kazoku ga kōen de pikunikku o shite iru.
家族が公園でピクニックをしている。
The family is on a picnic in the park.
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sēru
セール
(n)
sale
sēru o sagasu
セールを探す
look for a sale
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sutoraiki
ストライキ
(n)
strike
ryokō
旅行
(n)
travel
Kazoku to ryokō ni ikimasu.
家族と旅行に行きます。
I will go traveling with my family.
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shigoto
仕事
(n)
job
shigoto o mitsukeru
仕事を見つける
find a job
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kaishain
会社員
(n)
employee
shigoto
仕事
(n)
work
undō
運動
(n)
movement
kenri
権利
(n)
right
rōryoku
労力
(n)
labor
rōdōsha
労働者
(n)
worker
Reibā Dē
レイバー・デー
(n)
Labor Day
kyaria
キャリア
(n)
career
kumiai
組合
(n)
union
parēdo
パレード
(n)
parade
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