ミシン
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Base noun form. It is a loanword from English 'machine', specifically referring to a sewing machine. Used as a standalone noun in sentences, e.g., 『ミシンを使います』 (mishin o tsukaimasu, 'I use a sewing machine').
Theme
User visits their grandmother's house and notices an old sewing machine in the living room.
ミシン
ミシン
sewing machine
Everyday Life & SurvivalHome & Objects
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'machine' that sews clothes — it sounds like 'mission' to fix your clothes. 'Mission' → ミシン (mishin, 'sewing machine').
Cultural Note
In Japan, sewing machines are common in households for making and repairing clothes, especially for traditional garments like 『着物』 (kimono, 'kimono'). Many people learn sewing as a hobby or practical skill.
Forms
Base: ミシンBase noun form. It is a loanword from English 'machine', specifically referring to a sewing machine. Used as a standalone noun in sentences, e.g., 『ミシンを使います』 (mishin o tsukaimasu, 'I use a sewing machine').