病院びょういんの番号ばんごう






Featured Kanji
(なに・なん・カ)
what

Vocabulary

  • — hospital
  • — number
  • — Tuesday
  • — morning
  • — I; me
  • — to go
  • — reception desk
  • — paper
  • — to receive; to get
  • — small
  • — well
  • — to be visible; can be seen
  • — oneself; my own
  • — to understand; to know
  • — next to
  • — person
  • — what
  • — to ask; to listen
  • — fifteen
  • — hard to see; difficult to read
  • — to say
  • — was good; relieved (past of よい)
  • — to think

Grammar / Notes

  • Polite past (〜ました / 〜でした) The polite past describes an action or state in the past. For verbs, replace with ; for nouns and na-adjectives, replace with . (“On Tuesday morning, I went to the hospital.”)
  • Sentence-final ね at the end of a sentence seeks agreement or shares a feeling with the listener, like ‘isn’t it?’ or ‘right?’. (“That person said, ‘It’s fifteen. It is hard to read, isn’t it.’”)

English

The Number at the Hospital

On Tuesday morning, I went to the hospital.
At the reception desk, I received a paper with a number, but the number was small and I could not see it well.
I did not know what my number was.
I asked the person next to me, ‘Excuse me, what number is this?‘
That person said, ‘It’s fifteen. It is hard to read, isn’t it.‘
I felt relieved.