ホテルの鍵かぎ






Featured Kanji
(ひ・ほ・カ)
fire

Vocabulary

  • — hotel
  • — key
  • — last week
  • — Tuesday
  • — I; me
  • — to stay (overnight)
  • — night
  • — room
  • — door
  • — in front of; before
  • — pocket
  • — inside; in
  • — to see; to look
  • — there is not; do not have (polite negative of あります)
  • — somewhere
  • — to lose (something)
  • — to think
  • — to worry
  • — to hurry
  • — first floor
  • — reception; front desk
  • — to go
  • — person
  • — to say
  • — morning
  • — to go out; to leave
  • — time; when
  • — to put; to place

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 . (“Last Tuesday, I stayed at a hotel.”)

English

The Hotel Key

Last Tuesday, I stayed at a hotel.
At night, I looked inside my pocket in front of the room door, but there was no key.
I thought I lost the key somewhere.
Because I was worried, I hurriedly went to the 1st-floor reception.
The receptionist said, “The key is here.”
When I went out in the morning, I had put the key at the reception.