Household items in English

Household Commodities in English

With the improvement of our living standards, the household commodities in our homes have become increasingly diverse. How can we express these commodities in English? Next, I will introduce some common household commodities and their English expressions.

Let's look at some basic commodities. The toothbrush we use every day is called "toothbrush" in English, and the toothpaste is "toothpaste". We brush our teeth every morning and evening, so these two items are essential.

Now, let's move on to some cleaning supplies. The broom is "broom" in English, and the vacuum cleaner is "vacuum cleaner". These cleaning supplies help us keep our homes clean and tidy.

There are also some kitchenware. The pot is "pot" in English, and the bowl is "bowl". We eat every day, so these kitchenware are also essential.

In addition to the commodities I have introduced, there are many other items such as clocks, mirrors, combs, and so on. These items may seem simple, but they are an integral part of our daily lives.

Household commodities come in many varieties, but once we master their English expressions, we can communicate better with foreigners, gain a deeper understanding of our daily necessities, and thus enjoy our lives to the fullest.