| medium | | toothpaste's partner. |
| drugstore | | you use this with your toothbrush. |
| toothpaste | | large shopping area with department stores, restaurants, game arcades, etc. |
| supermarket | | a shop where you buy such things as rings, necklaces, etc. |
| shopping mall | | a specialty shop that sells women's items. |
| department store | | like soap, but used for the hair. |
| elevator | | a shop which sells paper supplies, pens, etc. |
| newstand | | where you buy film, razor blades, shampoo, some simple drugs, etc. |
| battery | | a very large grocery store with food and home items. |
| aspirin | | where you buy newspapers and magazines in the street corner. |
| stationery | | electric stairs. |
| toothbrush | | cosmetic item for the underarm to control body odor. |
| pharmacy | | size between small and large. |
| sunscreen | | when prices are reduced, they are said to be "on ........." |
| jewelry store | | what the British call "lift" (brings you up several floors in a building) |
| escalator | | a popular kind of drug to relieve headache and other simple pains. |
| boutique | | items that give power to a radio, camera, etc. (but not electricity). |
| deodorant | | where you buy medicine prescribed by your doctor. |
| sale | | a big shop which has various kinds of items, from clothes to shoes, etc. |
| shampoo | | what you put on to protect yourself from the harmful rays of the sun. |