品物
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Base noun form. Refers to items, merchandise, or products, often used in commercial or shopping contexts. Example: 『品物を買う』 (shinamono o kau, 'to buy goods').
Theme
At a local flea market, User and their friend Ken browse various stalls, discussing what items to buy as souvenirs.
品物
しなもの
goods
Everyday Life & SurvivalShopping & Money Use
Memory Hook
Imagine a shopkeeper pointing to their 'goods' and saying, 'Here are my 品物 (shinamono, 'goods') — shiny new items!' Think of 'shinamono' sounding like 'shiny new items' to remember it.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『品物』 (shinamono, 'goods') is often used in shopping contexts, such as in markets or stores, to refer to merchandise or products for sale. It emphasizes the quality or nature of items, as in 『この品物は高いです』 (kono shinamono wa takai desu, 'This item is expensive').
Forms
Base: 品物Base noun form. Refers to items, merchandise, or products, often used in commercial or shopping contexts. Example: 『品物を買う』 (shinamono o kau, 'to buy goods').