https://youtube/watch?v=Y2xgNxLYtNw Lesson 43: Dress Published on Oct 15, 2012 With the changing of seasons comes the changing of ones wardrobe! To help demonstrate this change of clothing, were going to play dress up with our very own kisekae ningyou (paper doll)! While the Japanese language does borrow some words for articles of clothing from Western countries, there are a variety of words that even make distinctions on the area of the body the clothing is being worn. So pay close attention and when youre preparing your wardrobe for the cooler temperatures, remember these words! Kisekae ningyou - paper doll (used in dress up) きせかえにんぎょう／着せ替え人形 Kisekae - change clothing (play dress up) きせかえ／着せ替え Kiseru - to make someone/something wear きせる／着せる Kaeru - to change clothing かえる／替える Hazukashii - embarrass はずかしい／恥ずかしい Shitagi - underwear したぎ／下着 Fuku - clothing ふく／服 Youfuku - Western style clothing ようふく／洋服 Wafuku - traditional Japanese clothing わふく／和服 Minzoku ishou - ones home countrys traditional dress みんぞくいしょう／民族衣装 Shatsu - tops/shirts シャツ Shatsu wo kiru - to wear a shirt シャツをきる／シャツを着る Sode - sleeves そで／袖 Naga sode - long sleeves ながそで／長袖 Han sode - short sleeves はんそで／半袖 Sode wo toosu - (expression) first time wearing an article of clothing (lit. pass your arm through your sleeve そでをとおす／袖を通す Zubon - pants ズボン Naga zubon - pants that reach the ankles ながズボン／長ズボン Han zubon - shorts はんずぼん／半ズボン Pantsu uriba wa doko desu ka? - where are the panties sold? パンツうりばはどこですか／パンツ売り場はどこですか Suka-to - skirt スカート Suka-to/zubon wo haku - to wear a skirt/pants スカートをはく／スカートを履く ズボンをはく／ズボンを履く Kutsu - shoes くつ／靴 Kutsushita - socks くつした／靴下 Kutsushita/kutsu wo haku - to wear socks/shoes くつしたをはく／靴下を履く くつをはく／靴を履く Uwagi - outerwear うわぎ／上着 Haoru - to wear (outerwear) はおる／羽織る Uwagi wo haoru - to wear outerwear (jacket) うわぎをはおる／上着を羽織る Kaze hikanaidene~! - dont catch a cold! かぜひかないで〜／風邪ひかないで〜 So when you get dressed each morning, try to remember some of these words! -------------------------------------------- Please stay tuned and subscribe for future episodes! Jikai mo otanoshimi ni, mata ne! japansociety.org/ japansociety.org/language_... Feel free to visit Japan Societys other online outlets Blog: japansocietyny.blogspot/ Twitter: twitter/japansociety
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