The document provides examples of position words in Japanese used to describe the location of various objects. It lists common objects and their Japanese translations, such as "glasses" and "table." It then gives example sentences using position words like "on," "under," "in," and "behind" to state where each object is located. The document concludes by providing additional Japanese words for common objects and asking the reader to use position words to ask and answer questions about the location of those objects.

1. glasses = めがね
Drill for positions 1
Please state what/who is there using position words.
There are glasses on the table.
megane

2. There is a bag under the chair.

3. classroom = きょうしつpiano = ピアノ
There is a piano in the classroom.
piano kyoushitsu

4. There is cake in the refrigerator.
cake = ケーキ
keeki

5. There is a cat under the window.
cat = ねこ
noko
window = まど
mado

6. There is a dog in front of the door.
dog = いぬ
inu
door = ドア
doa

7. There is a girl behind the tree.
tree = き
kigirl = おんなのこ
onnanoko

8. There is a burglar in my house.
thief / burglar
= どろぼう
dorobou

9. Drill for positions 2
Please ask and answer what is there using position words.
ぞう
ねこ
うし
ねずみ
さるとり
いぬ
くるま
Ex. Q : ぞうの うえに なにが いますか。
A : (ぞうの うえに)とりが います。
zou no ue ni nani ga imasuka
zou no ue ni tori ga imasu
Q : What is there on the elephant?
A : There s a bird (on the elephant).
tori saru
nezumi
ushi
kuruma
zou