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Learn 9 words for home: chair, table, door, window, key, phone, bag, clock, bed.
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стілець, krzesło, Stuhl, silla, chaise, sedia, cadeira, sandalye, كرسي, 椅子, 椅子, 의자, कुर्सी, καρέκλα, židle, scaun, stoel, stol, כיסא, სკამი
A seat for one person, usually with a back.
“Please sit on this chair.”
стіл, stół, Tisch, mesa, tableau, tavolo, mesa, masa, الجدول, 表, テーブル, 테이블, टेबल, τραπέζι, stůl, masa, tafel, bord, שולחן, მაგიდა
A piece of furniture with a flat top for eating or working.
“The plates are on the table.”
двері, drzwi, Tür, puerta, porte, porta, porta, kapı, باب, 门, ドア, 문, दरवाज़ा, πόρτα, dveře, usa, deur, dörr, דלת, კარი
The part of a room entrance that you open and close.
“Please close the door.”
вікно, okno, Fenster, ventana, fenêtre, finestra, janela, pencere, نافذة, 窗户, 窓, 창문, खिड़की, παράθυρο, okno, fereastra, venster, fönster, חלון, ფანჯარა
An opening with glass that lets light into a room.
“I can see the street through the window.”
ключ, klucz, Schlüssel, clave, clé, chiave, chave, anahtar, مفتاح, 钥匙, キー, 열쇠, कुंजी, κλειδί, klíč, cheie, sleutel, nyckel, מפתח, გასაღები
A small metal object used to open a lock.
“I have the key to our house.”
телефон, telefon, Telefon, telefono, téléphone, telefono, telefone, telefon, هاتف, 电话, 電話, 전화, फ़ोन, τηλέφωνο, telefon, telefon, telefoon, telefon, טלפון, ტელეფონი
A device used to talk to someone who is elsewhere.
“My phone is in my pocket.”
сумка, torba, Tasche, bolsa, sac, borsa, bolsa, çanta, حقيبة, 包, バッグ, 가방, थैला, τσάντα, taška, geanta, zak, väska, תיק, ჩანთა
A container used to carry things.
“Put your books in your bag.”
годинник, oglądaj, schau, mirar, regarder, guardare, assistir, izle, مشاهدة, 手表, 時計, 시계, देखो, ρολόι, sledovat, ceas, kijk, titta, לצפות, უყურე
An object that shows the time.
“The clock on the wall says nine.”
ліжко, łóżko, Bett, cama, lit, letto, cama, yatak, سرير, 床, ベッド, 침대, बिस्तर, κρεβάτι, postel, pat, bed, säng, מיטה, საწოლი
A piece of furniture that you sleep on.
“I read in bed at night.”
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Correct answer: chair
chair: A seat for one person, usually with a back. Example: Please sit on this chair.
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table: A piece of furniture with a flat top for eating or working. Example: The plates are on the table.
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door: The part of a room entrance that you open and close. Example: Please close the door.
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window: An opening with glass that lets light into a room. Example: I can see the street through the window.
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key: A small metal object used to open a lock. Example: I have the key to our house.
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phone: A device used to talk to someone who is elsewhere. Example: My phone is in my pocket.
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bag: A container used to carry things. Example: Put your books in your bag.
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clock: An object that shows the time. Example: The clock on the wall says nine.
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bed: A piece of furniture that you sleep on. Example: I read in bed at night.
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chair: A seat for one person, usually with a back. Example: Please sit on this chair.
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table: A piece of furniture with a flat top for eating or working. Example: The plates are on the table.
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door: The part of a room entrance that you open and close. Example: Please close the door.
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window: An opening with glass that lets light into a room. Example: I can see the street through the window.
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key: A small metal object used to open a lock. Example: I have the key to our house.
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phone: A device used to talk to someone who is elsewhere. Example: My phone is in my pocket.
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bag: A container used to carry things. Example: Put your books in your bag.
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clock: An object that shows the time. Example: The clock on the wall says nine.
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bed: A piece of furniture that you sleep on. Example: I read in bed at night.
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chair: A seat for one person, usually with a back. Example: Please sit on this chair.
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Correct answer: table
table: A piece of furniture with a flat top for eating or working. Example: The plates are on the table.
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Correct answer: door
door: The part of a room entrance that you open and close. Example: Please close the door.
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Correct answer: window
window: An opening with glass that lets light into a room. Example: I can see the street through the window.
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Correct answer: key
key: A small metal object used to open a lock. Example: I have the key to our house.
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Correct answer: phone
phone: A device used to talk to someone who is elsewhere. Example: My phone is in my pocket.
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Correct answer: bag
bag: A container used to carry things. Example: Put your books in your bag.
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Correct answer: clock
clock: An object that shows the time. Example: The clock on the wall says nine.
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Correct answer: bed
bed: A piece of furniture that you sleep on. Example: I read in bed at night.
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