I’ll break this down into categories for household items (daily life things), based on your examples like tissue, towel (I assume “tower” means towel), rubbish packet (garbage bag), kitchen tools, and cleaning chemicals. These are simple, common words used in homes. I’ve included pronunciations in simple phonetics (e.g., “tee-shoo”) and short explanations.
Bathroom Items
English Word
Pronunciation
What It’s For
Tissue (or facial tissue)
TISH-oo
Soft paper for nose or face wiping
Towel (bath towel)
TOW-ul
Cloth for drying body after shower
Toilet paper
TOY-let PAY-per
Paper rolls for cleaning after using toilet
Soap (bar soap or liquid soap)
SOPE
For washing hands or body
Shampoo
sham-POO
Liquid for washing hair
Toothbrush
TOOTH-brush
Brush for cleaning teeth
Toothpaste
TOOTH-paste
Paste for brushing teeth
Cleaning Supplies (Including Toilet Chemicals)
English Word
Pronunciation
What It’s For
Bleach
BLEECH
Strong chemical to disinfect and whiten (use for toilet cleaning)
Toilet cleaner
TOY-let KLEEN-er
Gel or spray to remove stains in toilet bowl
Disinfectant spray
dis-in-FEK-tunt SPRAY
Spray to kill germs on surfaces
Sponge
SPUNJ
Soft pad for scrubbing
Rubber gloves
RUB-er GLOVZ
Gloves to protect hands while cleaning
Mop
MOP
Stick with cloth for floor cleaning
Bucket
BUCK-it
Container for water during cleaning
Kitchen Items (Often Used)
English Word
Pronunciation
What It’s For
Knife
NYFE
For cutting food
Fork
FORK
For eating or picking up food
Spoon
SPOON
For stirring or eating soup
Plate
PLAYT
Flat dish for serving food
Bowl
BOWL
Round dish for soup or cereal
Frying pan
FRY-ing PAN
For cooking on stove
Pot
POT
Deep container for boiling water or soup
Oven mitt
UV-en MIT
Cloth glove to handle hot pans
Cutting board
KUT-ing BORD
Wooden/plastic board for chopping veggies
Microwave
MY-kroh-wave
Appliance to heat food quickly
Fridge (refrigerator)
FRIJ
For keeping food cold
Sink
SINK
Basin for washing dishes
General Home Items
English Word
Pronunciation
What It’s For
Garbage bag (rubbish packet)
GAR-bij BAG
Plastic bag for throwing away trash
Broom
BROOM
Long brush for sweeping floors
Dustpan
DUST-pan
Small pan to collect swept dirt
Laundry basket
LAWN-dree BAS-ket
Basket for dirty clothes
Vacuum cleaner
VAK-yoom KLEEN-er
Machine for sucking up dust
Light bulb
LITE BULB
Glass part that screws into lamp for light
Remote control
ree-MOTE kun-TROLE
Handheld device to change TV channels
Hanger
HANG-er
Wire/plastic for hanging clothes
Pillow
PIL-oh
Soft cushion for head while sleeping
Blanket
BLANK-it
Thick cover for bed warmth
These are basic words you’ll hear a lot in English-speaking homes. If you meant a specific language to translate from (e.g., your native language), or more details on any item, let me know! Practice by saying them out loud or using apps like Duolingo for audio.