What does the Eiken word "shoe" mean?

The Eiken word "shoe" (noun (名詞)) means "靴". It is an essential term for the Eiken exam.

Can you give a practice example for "shoe"?

Yes, a practical example is: "I bought a new pair of shoes yesterday." which translates in Japanese as "昨日、新しい靴を1足買いました。".

Eiken Grade 5

noun (名詞)

shoe

💡 Usage & Nuance: 足に履くものを指します。通常は複数形 'shoes' で使われることが多いですが、単数形ももちろん存在します。服装や外出の話題で登場します。

I bought a new pair of shoes yesterday.

昨日、新しい靴を1足買いました。

Verify your vocabulary strength for "shoe"

He tied his _______ laces before running.

🎉 正解 / Correct!

解説: 走る前に「靴ひも」を結ぶので、'shoe'が適切です。
English: You tie 'shoe' laces before running.

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