How to say “lost article,” “lost item,” or “forgotten item” in Japanese | 忘れ物 (わすれもの、wasuremono)

The Japanese vocabulary「忘れ物 (わすれもの、wasuremono)」means “lost article,” “lost item,” or “forgotten item.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.

Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning

Key Word忘れ物
Hiraganaわすれもの
Romaji Readingwasuremono
English Meaninglost article, lost item, forgotten item

The Correct Japanese Pronunciations

Please learn the pronunciation by watching the attached video. You can also learn example sentences.

Our main YouTube channel: Ichiyo’s Japanese YouTube Channel
Our sub-YouTube Channel (Japanese vocabulary videos): Ichiyo’s Subchannel

The Example Japanese Sentences

It is important to have skills in both non-honorific and honorific languages in order to use Japanese correctly.

Japanese Sentenceちち会社かいしゃわすものとどけた。
Romaji ReadingChichi no kaisha ni wasuremono o todoketa.
English MeaningI delivered a forgotten item to my father’s office. (Plain Form)
Japanese Sentence父の会社に忘れ物を届けました。
Romaji ReadingChichi no kaisha ni wasuremono o todokemashita.
English MeaningI delivered a forgotten item to my father’s office. (Polite Form)
Japanese Sentenceわすもの交番こうばんりにく。
Romaji ReadingWasuremono o kōban ni tori ni iku.
English MeaningI’m going to go to the police box to take my lost item. (Plain Form)
Japanese Sentence忘れ物を交番に取りに行きます。
Romaji Readingwasuremono o kōban ni tori ni ikimasu.
English MeaningI’m going to go to the police box to take my lost item. (Polite Form)
Japanese Sentenceわすものおおぎて先生せんせいおこられた。
Romaji ReadingWasuremono ga ō sugite sensei ni okorareta.
English MeaningI was scolded by my teacher because I forgot too many items.
(Plain Form)

If you do not know why we used “items,” not “things,” please learn about it in our private lesson or mail support.

Japanese Sentence忘れ物が多過ぎて先生に怒られました。
Romaji ReadingWasuremono ga ō sugite sensei ni okoraremashita.
English MeaningI was scolded by my teacher because I forgot too many items.
(Polite Form)