English Vocabulary: 100 Everyday Words to Learn First

English Vocabulary: 100 Everyday Words to Learn First

The first 100 English words you learn should help build messages, not merely label objects. This list balances pronouns, connectors, common verbs, descriptions, places, transport, and practical nouns. Learn each word inside one short phrase, then recombine it in a real task.

100 everyday words

English wordJapanese meaning
I
youあなた
we私たち
they彼ら・彼女ら
thisこれ
thatそれ・あれ
hereここ
thereそこ・あそこ
now
today今日
tomorrow明日
yesterday昨日
alwaysいつも
usuallyたいてい
sometimes時々
never決して〜ない
andそして
butしかし
becauseなぜなら
ifもし
be〜である
have持っている
doする
go行く
come来る
want欲しい・したい
need必要とする
canできる
know知っている
think思う
say言う
tell伝える
speak話す
ask尋ねる
listen聞く
hear聞こえる
see見る
look見る
give与える
take取る
make作る
get得る・なる
find見つける
use使う
work働く
learn学ぶ
eat食べる
drink飲む
buy買う
pay支払う
good良い
bad悪い
big大きい
small小さい
new新しい
old古い・年を取った
easy簡単な
difficult難しい
fast速い
slow遅い
right正しい・右
wrong間違った
same同じ
different異なる
moreもっと
lessより少なく
veryとても
really本当に
yesはい
noいいえ
person
friend友達
family家族
home
work仕事
time時間
day
place場所
food食べ物
water
moneyお金
price値段
store
restroomトイレ
station
train電車
busバス
street通り
entrance入口
exit出口
help助け
problem問題
question質問
answer答え
name名前
number番号・数字
phone電話
room部屋
tableテーブル
ticket切符

Study by sentence role

  1. Combine pronouns with common verbs.
  2. Use connectors to join two short ideas.
  3. Place adjectives before a noun and after be.
  4. Turn practical nouns into requests and questions.
  5. Recall the English from a situation instead of only from Japanese.

Words in a routine

Aiko: What time do you go to work today?

Ben: Around eight. I'm taking the bus because it's raining.

Aiko: Will you be home for dinner?

Ben: Yes, but I'll be late. We have a lot of work.

Aiko: Okay. See you tonight.

Common mistakes

  • Collecting rare nouns while missing common verbs.
  • Learning get as one Japanese translation even though its meaning changes by pattern.
  • Reviewing only English-to-Japanese recognition.
  • Writing examples too long to say naturally.
  • Ignoring pronunciation and word stress.

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