JLPT N5 Vocabulary
口
【くち】
(kuchi)
Definition: 意味
mouth; opening; entrance; exit
- The primary meaning is the “mouth” as a body part, used for eating and speaking.
- It also refers to an “opening” or “aperture” of something, like a bottle or bag.
- Furthermore, it can mean an “entrance” or “exit,” often seen in station names (e.g., 東口).
- Less commonly, it can refer to the “spout” or “nozzle” of a container.
くち – Example Sentences 例文
Example #1
口を開けてください。
Furigana: くちをあけてください。
Romaji: Kuchi o akete kudasai.
English: Please open your mouth.
Example #2
猫は口でご飯を食べます。
Furigana: ねこはくちでごはんをたべます。
Romaji: Neko wa kuchi de gohan o tabemasu.
English: Cats eat food with their mouths.
Example #3
駅の南口で会いましょう。
Furigana: えきのみなみぐちであいましょう。
Romaji: Eki no minamiguchi de aimashou.
English: Let’s meet at the south exit of the station.
Example #4
このビンの口はとても小さい。
Furigana: このびんのくちはとてもちいさい。
Romaji: Kono bin no kuchi wa totemo chiisai.
English: The opening of this bottle is very small.
Example #5
袋の口をしっかり閉めてください。
Furigana: ふくろのくちをしっかりしめてください。
Romaji: Fukuro no kuchi o shikkari shimete kudasai.
English: Please close the opening of the bag tightly.
Example #6
赤ちゃんは口に何でも入れます。
Furigana: あかちゃんはくちになんでもいれます。
Romaji: Akachan wa kuchi ni nan demo iremasu.
English: Babies put anything in their mouths.
Example #7
トンネルの口が見えます。
Furigana: とんねるのくちがみえます。
Romaji: Tonneru no kuchi ga miemasu.
English: I can see the entrance/opening of the tunnel.
Example #8
蛇口の口から水が出ます。
Furigana: じゃぐちのくちからみずがでます。
Romaji: Jaguchi no kuchi kara mizu ga demasu.
English: Water comes out from the spout of the faucet.
Example #9
魚の口は小さいです。
Furigana: さかなのくちはちいさいです。
Romaji: Sakana no kuchi wa chiisai desu.
English: A fish’s mouth is small.
Example #10
その箱には大きな口があります。
Furigana: そのはこにはおおきなくちがあります。
Romaji: Sono hako ni wa ookina kuchi ga arimasu.
English: That box has a big opening.
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