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No. 1,881 in Japanese

玄関

Entryway; main entrance of a house or building.

In a sentence

  • 玄関で靴を脱ぎます。

    I take off my shoes at the entrance.

    Here, '玄関' is used to refer to the entrance area of a house, which is a traditional concept in Japanese homes where shoes are removed.

  • 玄関の掃除が終わりました。

    I finished cleaning the entrance.

    In this sentence, '玄関' refers to the physical space of the entrance, which is commonly maintained and kept clean.

  • 友達が玄関で待っています。

    My friend is waiting at the entrance.

    Here, '玄関' is used as a location where someone is situated, indicating its role as a point of interaction and arrival in the house.

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