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Shopping Downtown: Shops Around the City
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shoppingmōru
ショッピングモール
(n)
mall
Shoppingmōru wa hito de ippai desu.
ショッピングモールは人でいっぱいです。
The mall is full of people.
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sūpāmāketto
スーパーマーケット
(n)
supermarket
Sūpāmāketto de nani o katta n desu ka?
スーパーマーケットで何を買ったんですか?
What did you buy at the supermarket?
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ryokō dairiten
旅行代理店
(n)
travel agency
ryokō dairiten ni iru ryokō dairinin
旅行代理店にいる旅行代理人
travel agent at a travel agency
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ginkō
銀行
(n)
bank
furui ginkō
古い銀行
old bank
3 More Examples
resutoran
レストラン
(n)
restaurant
Josei-tachi ga, resutoran de shokuji o shite iru.
女性達が、レストランで食事をしている。
The women are eating out at a restaurant.
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konbiniensusutoa
コンビニエンスストア
(n)
convenience store
Konbini de kaimono o suru
コンビニで買い物をする
shop at a convenience store
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pan-ya
パン屋
(n)
bakery
pan-ya no yakigashi
パン屋の焼き菓子
baked goods at a bakery
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ichiba
市場
(n)
market
jimoto no ichiba
地元の市場
local market
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rihatsuten
理髪店
(n)
barbershop
rihatsuten no isu
理髪店の椅子
barber chair in a barbershop
kafe
カフェ
(n)
coffee shop
Sono onna no hito-tachi wa, soto no kafe de hanashite iru.
その女の人たちは、外のカフェで話している。
The women are talking at the outdoor cafe.
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kurīningu ten
クリーニング店
(n)
dry cleaner
hon'ya
本屋
(n)
bookstore
hanaya
花屋
(n)
florist
nikuya
肉屋
(n)
butcher
kusuriya
薬屋
(n)
drugstore
乾物屋
(n)
grocery store
sakaya
酒屋
(n)
liquor shop
Derikatessen
デリカテッセン
(n)
delicatessen
baiten
売店
(n)
kiosk
megane-ya
眼鏡屋
(n)
optician
patisurī
パティスリー
(n)
patisserie
Shoppu
ショップ
(n)
shop
rentakā
レンタカー
(n)
car rental
magajin rakku
マガジンラック
(p)
magazine stand
kyandī shoppu
キャンディショップ
(p)
candy shop
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