初心者のための英語：必須語彙とフレーズ
初日から英語を話し始めるために必要なすべて — 初心者向けのあいさつ、数字、主要動詞、必須フレーズ。
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"Hello"
A standard greeting used at any time of day
"Hello! How are you today?"
"Good morning"
Greeting used in the morning before noon
"Good morning! Did you sleep well?"
"Good afternoon"
Greeting used from noon to evening
"Good afternoon, everyone. Let's begin the meeting."
"Good evening"
Greeting used in the evening or at night
"Good evening! Welcome to our restaurant."
"Goodbye"
A farewell expression when leaving
"Goodbye! See you tomorrow."
"See you later"
Informal farewell meaning you will meet again
"See you later! Have a great day."
"Nice to meet you"
Said when meeting someone for the first time
"Nice to meet you! I'm John."
"How are you?"
A common greeting asking about someone's wellbeing
"Hi! How are you? I'm fine, thanks."
"One, two, three"
The first three cardinal numbers
"One, two, three — let's go!"
"What time is it?"
Asking for the current time
"Excuse me, what time is it? It's three o'clock."
"It's half past two"
Expressing 2:30 in spoken English
"The bus leaves at half past two."
"Yesterday, today, tomorrow"
Three basic time references
"Yesterday was Monday, today is Tuesday, tomorrow is Wednesday."
"In the morning"
Referring to the AM hours of the day
"I always have coffee in the morning."
"At noon"
Exactly at 12:00 midday
"We have lunch at noon."
"First, second, third"
Ordinal numbers for sequence
"She finished first in the race."
"How long does it take?"
Asking about the duration of something
"How long does it take to get to the airport?"
"to be"
The most fundamental verb — am, is, are
"I am a student. She is from Brazil."
"to have"
To possess or own something
"I have a blue pen. Do you have time?"
"to go"
To move from one place to another
"I go to school every day."
"to want"
To desire or wish for something
"I want a glass of water, please."
"to like"
To find something pleasant or enjoyable
"I like pizza. Do you like coffee?"
"to need"
To require something as necessary
"I need help with this exercise."
"to understand"
To comprehend the meaning of something
"I don't understand. Can you repeat that?"
"to speak"
To talk or communicate verbally
"Do you speak English? — A little."
"a book"
A written or printed work with pages
"I read a book every night before bed."
"a phone"
A device used for communication
"My phone is on the table."
"a bag"
A container used to carry items
"I put my lunch in my bag."
"a key"
A small metal tool for opening locks
"I can't find my key!"
"a window"
A glass opening in a wall for light and air
"Please open the window — it's hot."
"a chair"
A piece of furniture for sitting
"Pull up a chair and sit down."
"a cup"
A small container for hot drinks
"Can I have a cup of tea, please?"
"a pen"
A writing instrument with ink
"Do you have a pen I can borrow?"
"Please"
Used to make a request more polite
"Can I have some water, please?"
"Thank you"
An expression of gratitude
"Thank you for your help!"
"You're welcome"
A polite response to thank you
"Thank you! — You're welcome."
"Excuse me"
Used to get attention or apologize for a minor interruption
"Excuse me, where is the bathroom?"
"I'm sorry"
An apology for a mistake or inconvenience
"I'm sorry I'm late."
"No problem"
An informal way to say it's okay
"Thank you! — No problem at all."
"Could you help me?"
A polite request for assistance
"Could you help me find the station?"
"I don't understand"
Saying you haven't comprehended something
"I'm sorry, I don't understand. Can you say it again?"
"What?"
Asking about a thing or fact
"What is your name?"
"Who?"
Asking about a person
"Who is your teacher?"
"Where?"
Asking about a place or location
"Where do you live?"
"When?"
Asking about a time
"When does the class start?"
"Why?"
Asking for a reason or explanation
"Why are you late?"
"How?"
Asking about the manner or way of doing something
"How do you say this in English?"
"How much?"
Asking about the price or quantity of uncountable things
"How much does this cost?"
"How many?"
Asking about the number of countable things
"How many students are in your class?"
よくある質問
英語学習を始めるのに最善の方法は？
最も一般的な300〜500の単語から始めましょう — あいさつ、基本的な動詞、数字、日常のフレーズ。毎日実際の文章でそれらを使いましょう。
初心者レベル（A1-A2）に達するまでどのくらいかかりますか？
毎日20〜30分の継続的な練習で、ほとんどの学習者は3〜6ヶ月でA2レベルに達します。
まず文法規則を学ぶべきですか？
いいえ — 規則ではなくパターンを通じて文法を学びましょう。まず高頻度フレーズと文章に集中してください。
初心者にとって最も重要な英語の単語は何ですか？
最も一般的な100語は話し言葉テキストの約50%をカバーします。I, you, the, a, is, are, have, do, go, want, need, likeに集中しましょう。
一緒に話す人がいない場合、どのように英語を練習しますか？
言語アプリを使い、字幕付きで英語のYouTube動画を見て、テレビ番組からフレーズを音読しましょう。
本物の英語を聞く準備ができましたか？字幕付きの短い動画をご覧ください。
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