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Just like the kanji, this means thing. With 物, we're usually talking about the physical variety of thing — you know, like an object or item.
Since this word is made up of a single kanji, it should use the kun'yomi reading, but you haven't learned it yet. Here's a mnemonic to help you:
What game has the most things in it? Monopoly (もの). You can choose from a bunch of random things to play as, you know? And no one actually knows what those things are. What's a thimble anyway? Just call it a thing.
この家には物がありすぎます。
There are too many things in this house.
明日食べる物がないので、スーパーに買いに行ってきます。
We don't have food for tomorrow, so I'm going to the supermarket.
先日、一年前に失くした物を見つけたんです。
The other day, I found something I lost a year ago.
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