No. 1,820 in Japanese
帽子
Hat.
In a sentence
私は新しい帽子を買いました。
I bought a new hat.
In this sentence, '帽子' (boushi) is used as a noun meaning 'hat' to represent an object one can buy.
この帽子はあなたにとても似合っていますね。
This hat suits you very well.
Here, '帽子' is used to refer to a particular hat as the subject of a compliment.
外出する前に帽子をかぶってください。
Please wear a hat before going out.
In this case, '帽子' is included in a request, emphasizing the action of putting on a hat.
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