Under The Bed, Below The Bed, Beneath The Bed
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This starts with another katakana word, so you can assume that it's a loan word. This one also comes from English. Can you figure out what it means? That's right, "bed". Then comes the particle の, which joins two nouns together. Finally, we have 下, which you learned means "down" or "below". Put these elements together and you get below the bed, under the bed or beneath the bed. What's under your bed?
べっどのした, ベッドのした
下 is a standalone word here, so it uses the same reading that you learned when you learned the vocabulary.
ベッドの下にはマンガがたくさんあります。
There are many manga under the bed.
ベッドの下はモップをしないんです。
I don't mop under the bed.
うわっ、ベッドの下に人がいる！
Woah, there's someone under the bed!