Japanese Vocabulary Test 1

The correct answer is （に）いく. This verb means "to go (to)" in Japanese. The particle に indicates the destination or direction, and いく indicates the action of going.

The correct answer is True. The word "Restaurant" is commonly written in Katakana as レストラン. Katakana is a Japanese writing system used for foreign words and loanwords, so it is appropriate to use Katakana for the word "Restaurant" as it is a foreign term.

The phrase "_____といっしょに" in Japanese translates to "Together with ____________" in English. This phrase is commonly used to indicate doing something or being somewhere with someone or something else. It implies a sense of companionship or collaboration. Therefore, "Together with ____________" is the correct translation for the given phrase.

The correct translation of the word "みっつ" is "Three (amount of)". This is because "みっつ" is the Japanese word for the number three, and in this context, it is referring to the amount of something. Therefore, "Three (amount of)" is the appropriate translation in English.

The word "ほんや" in Japanese translates to "bookstore" or "book store" in English.

The Japanese word "futatsu" means "two" when used to indicate the amount of something. "Futatsuu" is a variation of "futatsu" and is also used to mean "two" in certain contexts.

The particle "に" in Japanese is used to indicate the direction of movement or the destination of an action. It can also be used to indicate the target or recipient of an action. In this context, "に" can be translated as "to" in English, making it the correct answer to the question. The other particles "は", "で", and "と" have different meanings and do not convey the same sense of "to".

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The correct answer is "cafe."

The correct answer is "hitotsu." In Japanese, "hitotsu" is the word that means "one" when referring to an amount. "Hitoutsu" is not a valid Romaji for the Japanese word "one."