JLPT N5 Synonyms No. Word Synonym Meaning 1 きらい すき じゃ／ではありません dislike (not like) 2 おととい ふつか まえ the day before yesterday 3 きのう いちにち まえ yesterday 4 あした あす、いちにち ご tomorrow 5 あさって ふつか ご the day after tomorrow 6 おじさん 父／母の あに／おとうと uncle 7 おじいさん 父／母の ちち、そふ grandfather …
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Japanese Connecting Words 1. そして (Soshite) = And 2. それから (Sorekara) = And then 3. また (Mata) = Also 4. も (Mo) = Also / Too 5. でも (Demo) = But 6. しかし (Shikashi) = However 7. けれども (Keredomo) = Yet / Although 8. のに (Noni) = Although / Even …
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JLPT N3 Vocabulary (Adjective List) Common N3 adjectives used in Japanese communication. No. Kanji Hiragana Meaning 1 平気 へいき nonchalance / indifferent 2 平和 へいわ peaceful 3 豊富 ほうふ abundant 4 滅茶苦茶 めちゃくちゃ messy 5 面倒 めんどう hassle 6 乱暴 らんぼう violent 7 利口 りこう clever 8 お洒落 おしゃれ stylish …
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JLPT N2 Adjectives List JLPT N2 Vocabulary (Adjective List) No. Kanji Hiragana Meaning 1 素早い すばやい quick 2 — そそっかしい careless / thoughtless 3 頼もしい たのもしい reliable 4 頼りない たよりない unreliable 5 — でかい big 6 — だらしない slovenly 7 青白い あおじろい pale 8 飽きっぽい あきっぽい to get bored easily …
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N5 Grammar: ～は～より How to use: A は B より + adjective Mearning: “A is more ~ than B” Example: このケーキはあのケーキより甘い。 This cake is sweeter than that one. 電車はバスより速いです。 The train is faster than the bus. 今日は昨日より暖かいですね。 It’s warmer today than yesterday. Bonus: Use ～のほうが to talk about your preferences! …
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