| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| 宿題 | しゅくだい |
Pronunciation: shukudai
How to Say It Outloud: shoo-koo-dye
Usage: Used to refer to homework or assignments given to students to be completed outside of class.
Example Sentence Japanese:
毎日学校から宿題が出されます。
毎日学校から宿題が出されます。Example Sentence English:Homework is given out every day from school.
Homework is given out every day from school.Dictionary
宿題しゅくだいCommon wordjlpt-n5
Noun- homework; assignment
- pending issue; unresolved problem; open question
- Homework
課題かだいCommon wordjlpt-n1
Noun- subject; theme; issue; matter
- homework; assignment
- task; challenge; problem; question
ホームワークホームワーク
Noun- homework
夏休みの友なつやすみのとも
Noun- booklet with homework assignments for the summer vacation
机に向かうつくえにむかう
Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)Godan verb with 'u' ending
- to sit at a desk (to study); to be at one's desk; to set to work on revision, homework, etc.
答え合わせこたえあわせ
Noun- checking answers (e.g. to homework problems); verifying one's answers
提出日ていしゅつび
Noun- submission date; filing date; due date (e.g. for homework)
△さんかく
Unclassified- not entirely wrong but not entirely right; so-so; average
内職ないしょくCommon word
NounSuru verb
Intransitive verb
- side job (outside of one's main employment); side gig; side hustle
Suru verb
Intransitive verb
- homeworking; simple job carried out at home; home industry
Suru verb
Intransitive verb
- (secretly) working on something unrelated to the class (or conference, etc.) one is attending
内職商法ないしょくしょうほう
Noun- work-at-home scheme (scam in which the offer of a highly paid work-at-home job is used to lure victims into paying substantial upfront costs)
- Work-at-home scheme
内職者ないしょくしゃ
Noun- homeworker
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