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Polite Japanese Vocabulary

Polite Japanese Vocabulary No. Kanji Hiragana Romaji Meaning 1 お願いします おねがいします onegaishimasu Please 2 有難うございます ありがとうございます arigatou gozaimasu Thank you 3 どうも有難うございます どうもありがとうございます doumo arigatou gozaimasu Thank you very much 4 申し訳ありません もうしわけありません moushiwake arimasen I’m very sorry 5 すみません sumimasen Excuse me 6 失礼します しつれいします shitsurei shimasu Excuse me …

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Learn Intermediate Japanese PDF

Learn Intermediate Japanese PDF Intermediate Japanese learning materials  Download: PDF Related Post: [PDF] 280 JLPT N3 Kanji Questions with Answers 1000 JLPT N3 Grammar Questions (with Answers)

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Japanese Verbs PDF

Japanese Verbs PDF Mindmap learning Japanese verbs  Download: PDF Related Post: 150 Common Japanese Verbs Used in Conversation Japanese Verbs That Go with the Particle “に” (Ni)

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400 Vocabulary words appearing in JLPT N2 Reading (past exams): Part 2

400 Vocabulary words appearing in JLPT N2 Reading (past exams): Part 2 No. Kanji Hiragana Meaning Year of appearance 201 役に立つ やくにたつ useful; helpful 2015,2017,2020 202 効率 こうりつ efficiency 2016,2019,2021 203 合理的 ごうりてき rational; reasonable 2014,2018,2022 204 非合理 ひごうり irrational 2015,2020,2023 205 矛盾 むじゅん contradiction 2016,2017,2021 206 一致 いっち agreement; …

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400 Vocabulary words appearing in JLPT N2 Reading (past exams): Part 1

400 Vocabulary Words Appearing in JLPT N2 Reading (Past Exams): Part 1 No. Kanji Hiragana Meaning Year of appearance 1 捉える とらえる to grasp; to capture; to comprehend 2015,2017,2020 2 加工業 かこうぎょう processing industry; manufacturing industry 2016,2019 3 部品 ぶひん parts; components 2014,2018,2021 4 素材 そざい material; raw material 2015,2017,2022 …

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6 Japanese phrases to respond when you don’t understand

6 Japanese phrases to respond when you don’t understand 1. もう一度お願いします。 (もういちどおねがいします。) (mou ichido onegaishimasu.) Could you say that again? → Polite (everyone you want to show respect) 2. ゆっくり話していただけますか。 (ゆっくりはなしていただけますか。) (yukkuri hanashite itadakemasu ka?) Could you speak more slowly? → Polite / very polite (teachers, customers, colleagues, or people …

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