Watashi no Otto wa Reitouko ni Nemutte Iru

Drama·私の夫は冷凍庫に眠っている·My Husband is Sleeping in the Freezer
Watashi no Otto wa Reitouko ni Nemutte Iru
2021/04/10
Speech time
51min
Word count5,930
Unique words
1,237
Unique kanji
554
Avg. sentence9.0
Speech speed
314
Difficulty Easy
Episodes6
Rating
55 %

Kisaragi Nana, who lived quietly in a suburban house while earning a living at an online shop that handles imported furniture and miscellaneous goods, lives with her fiance Sato Ryo. However, Ryo suddenly changes and becomes violent. Afterwards, she strangles Ryo. She hides the corpse in an old freezer in the storeroom and her free life would soon begin, however...

Genres
Drama
Mystery
SourcesTMDB

Japanese study overview

Watashi no Otto wa Reitouko ni Nemutte Iru is a Japanese drama of 14,169 characters, with 1,237 unique words and 554 different kanji. Its difficulty rating on Jiten is easy, 1.9 out of 5. The full vocabulary list ranks all 1,237 words by how often they appear, and you can study them on Jiten or download them as an Anki deck.

Episode 1

Speech time
7min
Word count888
Unique words
395
Unique kanji
211
Avg. sentence8.6
Speech speed
304
Difficulty Easy

Episode 2

Speech time
8min
Word count988
Unique words
434
Unique kanji
249
Avg. sentence9.7
Speech speed
324
Difficulty Easy

Episode 3

Speech time
8min
Word count987
Unique words
419
Unique kanji
249
Avg. sentence8.7
Speech speed
324
Difficulty Easy

Episode 4

Speech time
10min
Word count1,229
Unique words
457
Unique kanji
249
Avg. sentence9.8
Speech speed
320
Difficulty Average

Episode 5

Speech time
9min
Word count1,063
Unique words
404
Unique kanji
230
Avg. sentence9.0
Speech speed
315
Difficulty Average

Episode 6

Speech time
7min
Word count775
Unique words
346
Unique kanji
200
Avg. sentence8.3
Speech speed
290
Difficulty Easy
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