Lesson 2 of Minna no Nihongo I introduces beginners to basic Japanese vocabulary related to daily life, places, and simple interactions. This lesson focuses on essential nouns, verbs, and expressions that help learners talk about locations, objects, and actions. Key vocabulary includes words for places, objects, and common activities, such as โใใ (kore) โ this,โ โใใ (sore) โ that,โ โใใ (are) โ that over there,โ โใฉใ (dore) โ which,โ โใปใ (hon) โ book,โ โใใใ (jisho) โ dictionary,โ โใใ (kasa) โ umbrella,โ โใคใใ (tsukue) โ desk,โ โใใ (isu) โ chair,โ โใใใใใ (reizouko) โ refrigerator,โ โใงใใ (denwa) โ telephone,โ โใชใ (nan) โ what?โ and similar practical words. The lesson also emphasizes demonstratives and question words, which are crucial for asking and answering simple questions about objects and locations. Strategies for mastering Lesson 2 vocabulary include flashcards, labeling objects, practicing simple sentences, and repetition, which help learners retain the meanings and proper usage. By practicing this vocabulary in context, learners can identify objects, ask questions about items, and communicate about everyday things effectively. Lesson 2 vocabulary builds on the foundation of greetings and introductions from Lesson 1, enabling beginners to expand their practical communication skills in Japanese.