Hallway, corridor in Japanese 🇯🇵

ろうか info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Think of "ろう" (rou) as "row," like a row you walk down.
– "か" (ka) can be thought of as "car." Imagine a toy car zooming down the hallway.

Explanations:
– ろうか (rouka) is a word used in Japanese to refer to a hallway or corridor, the passage that connects rooms in a building.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 廊下 (ろうか, rouka) – Another way to write the same word with kanji.
– 通路 (つうろ, tsuuro) – This can also mean passageway or corridor, usually in a broader context.

Alternate meanings like slang:
– ろうか (rouka) does not have significant slang meanings but is used straightforwardly to refer to hallways or corridors.

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 学校のろうかを走らないでください。
(がっこうのろうかをはしらないでください。)
Gakkou no rouka o hashiranaide kudasai.
Please do not run in the school hallway.

2. 彼はろうかで友達と話している。
(かれはろうかでともだちとはなしている。)
Kare wa rouka de tomodachi to hanaeiru.
He is talking with his friend in the hallway.

3. このビルのろうかはとても広いです。
(このびるのろうかはとてもひろいです。)
Kono biru no rouka wa totemo hiroi desu.
The hallways in this building are very wide.

4. ろうかには絵が飾られています。
(ろうかにはえがかざられています。)
Rouka ni wa e ga kazarareteimasu.
Paintings are displayed in the hallway.

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