What does your day look like? Lesson 4 gives you the daily-routine verbs — waking up, working, studying, eating, sleeping — plus clock times and time expressions so you can describe your schedule from morning to night.
After learning to talk about people, things, and places in the first three lessons, you're ready to start describing what you actually do.
These words come from Minna no Nihongo, one of the most widely used Japanese textbooks for beginners. Each word here includes furigana readings, English meanings, example sentences, and native audio to help you review and practice alongside the textbook.
How to use this page
Every kanji in the word column is tappable — it opens a page showing every word that shares that character, so you can start noticing patterns across lessons. Tap a word's romaji or meaning to see example sentences where related vocabulary is linked for easy cross-reference.
You can switch between four Japanese voices (two male, two female) using the speaker button at the bottom of the screen, and change the Japanese font from the navigation bar to get comfortable reading different typefaces.