食器
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Base noun form. Refers to dishes, plates, bowls, and utensils used for eating. Example: 『食器を洗います』 (shokki o araimasu, 'I wash the tableware').
Theme
At a home goods store, User and their friend Aiko look at tableware sets and discuss kitchen essentials.
食器
しょっき
tableware
Everyday Life & SurvivalHome & Objects
Memory Hook
Picture 'tableware' on a table: plates, cups, and utensils. 'Shock-key' sounds like 'shokki' — imagine dropping a plate with a shock! 'Shock-key' → 食器 (shokki, 'tableware').
Cultural Note
In Japanese dining culture, 『食器』 (shokki, 'tableware') includes items like 『お皿』 (osara, 'plates'), 『茶碗』 (chawan, 'rice bowls'), and 『箸』 (hashi, 'chopsticks'). Proper handling and arrangement of tableware are important for etiquette, especially in traditional meals.
Forms
Base: 食器Base noun form. Refers to dishes, plates, bowls, and utensils used for eating. Example: 『食器を洗います』 (shokki o araimasu, 'I wash the tableware').