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JLTP N5 Vocabulary List https://japanesetest4you.com/jlpt-n5- vocabulary-list/ 1 Kana: あび Kanji: 浴びる Romaji: abiru Type: verb Meaning: to bathe; to take a shower; to bask in the sun Example sentences: 勉強した後で、シャワーを浴びます。 benkyou shita atode, shawaa o abimasu. I’ll take a shower after studying. こうしてまた、太陽が浴びられるのは、いい気持ちだわ。 kou shite mata, taiyou ga abirareru no wa, ii kimochi da wa. It’s lovely to feel the sun again. 彼は急いでシャワーを浴び、服を身につけた。 kare wa isoide shawaa o abi, fuku o mi ni tsuketa. He took a quick shower and put on his clothes. こんどシャワーを浴びるときは、タオルを持っていってください。 kondo shawaa o abiru toki wa, taoru o motte itte kudasai. Take your towel with you the next time you take a shower. わたしの部屋は、たっぷりと陽を浴びている。 watashi no heya wa, tappuri to hi o abite iru. My room is bathed in sunlight. まるで頭から冷水をバケツで何杯も浴びせかけるかのように雨は激しくたたきつけるように降ってい た。 marude atama kara reisui o baketsu de nanbai mo abisekakeru ka no you ni ame wa hageshiku tatakitsukeru you ni futte ita. The rain was now coming down so thick and fast that it was as though buckets of ice-cold water were being emptied repeatedly over their heads. Similar words: 濡らす (nurasu) 2 Kana: あぶない Kanji: 危ない Romaji: abunai Type: adjective-i Meaning: dangerous; risky; in danger; in jeopardy; critical; grave; at risk Example sentences: ちゃんと前を見て歩かないと危ないよ。 chanto mae o mite arukanai to abunai yo. It’s dangerous to walk when you’re not looking straight. 夜は暗い町をうろうろしていると危ない。 Yoru wa kurai machi o urouro shiteiru to abunai. It’s not safe to walk on dark streets at night. 危ないじゃないか！道路でサッカーをするなんて。 abunai janai ka. douro de sakkaa o suru nante. Playing soccer on the road is dangerous! あんな危ない動物、飼っちゃいけません。 anna abunai doubutsu, kaccha ikemasen. You can’t raise such a dangerous animal. このままじゃ今夜のステージだって危ないんです。 kono mama ja kon’ya no suteeji datte abunain desu. At this rate, we might miss tonight’s show. Similar words: 危うい (ayaui); 危険 (kiken); 危なっかしい (abunakkashii) あげる (ageru): to give 1 Kana: あか/あかい Kanji: 赤/赤い Romaji: aka/akai Type: noun/adjective-i Meaning: red; red colour Example sentences: 昨日赤いドレスを買いました。 kinou akai doresu o kaimashita. I bought a red dress yesterday. ばか！信号をよく見ろ！赤だぞ！ baka. shingou o yoku miro. aka da zo. You idiot! Look carefully at the traffic light! It’s red! 小さな赤い点が明滅している。 chiisa na akai ten ga meimetsu shite iru. A tiny red dot is blinking. 赤いカーテンの窓にはほとんど光が見られなかった。 akai kaaten no mado niwa hotondo hikari ga mirarenakatta. The light had almost disappeared from the window with red curtains. Similar words: レッド (reddo); 赤色 (akairo) 2 Kana: あかるい Kanji: 明るい Romaji: akarui Type: adjective-i Meaning: bright; cheerful Example sentences: 明るい！何も悲しんでいる様子はみられないが… akarui! nanimo kanashindeiru yousu wa mirarenai ga… She’s so cheerful! She doesn’t look sad at all… 君の未来は明るいぞ！ kimi no mirai wa akarui zo. Your future is bright! 部屋の中はやや明るい空気になった。 heya no naka wa yaya akarui kuuki ni natta. The room grew more cheerful. 明るい光が廊下に漏れていた。 akarui hikari ga rouka ni morete ita. A bright light spilled out into the hallway. Similar words: 輝かしい (kagayakashii) 開ける (akeru): to open 秋 (aki): autumn 開く (aku): to open 1 Kana: あまい Kanji: 甘い Romaji: amai Type: adjective-i Meaning: sweet; sweet-tasting; sugary; naive; indulgent Example sentences: 夜は甘いものを食べないようにしています。 yoru wa amaimono o tabenai youni shite imasu. I’m trying not to eat sweet stuff at night. 由美との結婚生活はいたって甘く心地よいものだった–彼女が思いのままにできるかぎりは。 yumi to no kekkon seikatsu wa itatte umaku kokochi yoi mono datta. kanojo ga omoi no mama ni dekiru kagiri wa. Life was very sweet and cozy with Yumi-as long as she had her own way. あなたさえ許してくれるなら、どんな男にも負けないほど甘くやさしく愛することもできたろう。 anata sae yurushite kureru nara, donna otoko ni mo makenai hodo amaku yasashiku aisuru koto mo dekitarou. If you had only let me, I could have loved you as gently and as tenderly as ever a man loved a woman. あたりの空気は甘い蝋燭の香りがする。 atari no kuuki wa amai rousoku no kaori ga suru. The air around me smells sweet with candles. Similar words: スイート (suiito) Meaning in other languages: 2 Kana: あめ Kanji: 雨 Romaji: ame Type: Noun Meaning: rain Example sentences: 雨が降っています。 ame ga futte imasu. It’s raining. 雨が降るというのに庭へ出て何をしていますか。 ame ga furu to iu noni niwa e dete nani o shite imasu ka. It’s raining. What are you doing in the garden? 午後から雨が降ります。 gogo kara ame ga furimasu. It will rain this afternoon ここ一週間、毎日のように雨だったんです。 koko isshuukan, mainichi no you ni ame dattan desu. It’s rained nearly every day for a week. 明日は雨にならないといいけど。 ashita wa ame ni naranai to ii kedo. I hope it doesn’t rain tomorrow. Similar words: 雨天 (uten); 降雨 (kouu) あなた (anata): you 3 Kana: あに Kanji: 兄 Romaji: ani Type: noun Meaning: brother; older brother Example sentences: 兄はサッカーが好きです。 ani wa sakkaa ga suki desu. My big brother likes soccer. 実は数日前夢の中に死んだ兄が出てきました。 jitsu wa suujitsu mae yume no naka ni shinda ani ga dete kimashita. A few days ago, my dead brother appeared to me in a dream. あなたは私に、兄としての愛情を約束して下さったわ。 anata wa watashi ni, ani toshite no aijou o yakusoku shite kudasatta wa. You promised to bestow on me the friendly affection of a brother. 前は兄のものだったんです。 mae wa ani no mono dattan desu. It used to belong to my big brother. Similar words: 兄貴 (aniki) 姉 (ane): older sister 4 Kana: あおい Kanji: 青い; 蒼い Romaji: aoi Type: adjective-i Meaning: blue; green; pale; unripe; inexperienced Example sentences: どうしたの？顔が青いわ。 dou shita no. kao ga aoi wa. What’s wrong? You look pale. 彼の青い目が不安げに曇った。 kare no aoi me ga fuan ge ni kumotta. His blue eyes now clouded with concern. 青い帽子を被っています。 aoi boushi o kabutte imasu. I’m wearing a blue hat. 彼女はデスクに駆けより、かぎをはずして、青い長方形の封筒をとりだした。 kanojo wa desuku ni kakeyori, kagi o hazushite, aoi chouhoukei no fuutou o toridashita. She darted across to her desk, unlocked it, and drew out a long blue envelope. 歩美はひょろ長い、色の青い、やせた、おとなしい女だった。 ayumi wa hyoro nagai, iro no aoi, yaseta, otonashii onna datta. Ayumi was a long, pale, thin, gentle woman. Similar words: ブルー (buruu); 青白い (aojiroi) 洗う (arau): to wash 有る (aru): to be, to exist 5 Kana: あるく Kanji: 歩く Romaji: aruku Type: Verb Meaning: to walk Example sentences: 彼は開け放した窓辺へと歩いた。 kare wa akehanashita madobe eto aruita. He walked towards the wide-open window. 中学生がこんな時間にほっつき歩くなんてよくないぞ。 chuugakusei ga konna jikan ni hottsukiaruku nante yokunai zo. It’s not good for a junior high school student to wander about at this hour. 歩いていくしかなさそうだな。 aruite iku shika nasasou da na. It looks like we’ll have no choice but to walk there. ここから渋谷まで歩いたらどれだけ時間かかるんだろう。 koko kara shibuya made aruitara dore dake jikan kakarun darou. I wonder how long it will take to walk from here to Shibuya. 彼が歩くこともできずに、家に運びこまれた。 kare ga aruku koto mo dekizu ni, ie ni hakobikomareta. He couldn’t even walk so he was carried into the house. Similar words: 歩む (ayumu) 6 Kana: あさ Kanji: 朝 Romaji: asa Type: noun Meaning: morning Example sentences: 明日の朝まで一人でお留守番しています。 ashita no asa made hitori de orusuban shite imasu. I’m home alone until tomorrow morning. 朝何時に起きますか？ asa nanji ni okimasu ka? What time do you wake up in the morning? 彼はガキじゃないから夜出歩いて朝帰りっていうのもおかしくはないが… kare wa gaki janai kara yoru dearuite asa kaeri tte iu no mo okashiku wa nai ga. He’s not a kid so it’s normal for him to go out at night and come back in the morning. それは六月のある暖かい朝であった。 sore wa rokugatsu no aru atatakai asa de atta. It was a warm June morning. それは朝の十時頃のことだった。 sore wa asa no juuji goro no koto datta. It happened at ten o’clock in the morning. Similar words: モーニング (mooningu); 午前 (gozen) 朝ご飯 (asagohan): breakfast 明後日 (asatte): day after tomorrow 7 Kana: あし Kanji: 足; 脚 Romaji: ashi Type: Noun Meaning: foot; leg; pace Example sentences: ふくろうが足の爪で窓を叩いている。 fukurou ga ashi no tsume de mado o tataiteiru. The owl is tapping the window with its toenails. 朝子さん、きみは足がはやいですね。 asakosan, kimi wa ashi ga hayai desu ne. Asako, you’re a fast runner. こんな足も伸ばせない場所で一晩過ごせない。 konna ashi mo nobasenai basho de hitoban sugosenai. I can’t spend a night in a place where I can’t even stretch my legs. 私はひと足さきに失礼します。ほかにもちょっとした事件がありますのでね。 watashi wa hito ashi saki ni shitsurei shimasu. hoka ni mo chottoshita jiken ga arimasu node ne. I shall leave early for I have another small business on hand. ちょっと待っててくれ。ちょっと足を冷して来なくちゃ。 chotto matte te kure. chotto ashi o hyashite konakucha. Wait for me. Must bathe feet a minute. Similar words: 足下 (ashimoto) 8 Kana: あした; あす Kanji: 明日 Romaji: ashita; asu Type: Noun Meaning: tomorrow Example sentences: 明日から学校など行くものか。 ashita kara gakkou nado iku mono ka. I won’t go to school starting from tomorrow. 明日からは、計画表をむだにしないように行動しよう。 ashita kara wa, keikakuhyou o muda ni shinai you ni koudou shiyou. Starting from tomorrow, let’s take action so that our plans won’t go to waste. 明日京都へ行きます。 ashita kyouto e ikimasu. I’ll go to Kyoto tomorrow. いつまでも昨日のことを思い悩んでいても昨日が帰ってくるわけじゃない。それより明日のことを考 えよう。 itsu made mo kinou no koto o omoinayande itemo kinou ga kaette kuru wake janai. sore yori ashita no koto o kangaeyou. We can’t change what happened yesterday just by worrying about it. Let’s think about tomorrow instead. あんた何やってんの？明日試験でしょ！ anta nani yatten no. ashita shiken desho. What are you doing? You have an exam tomorrow! 9 Kana: あそぶ Kanji: 遊ぶ Romaji: asobu Type: verb Meaning: to play; to enjoy oneself; to have a good time Example sentences: 子供たちは外で遊んでいます。 kodomo tachi wa soto de asonde imasu. The kids are playing outside. 姉ちゃん、みんなオレと遊んでくれないんだよ。 neechan, minna ore to asonde kurenain da yo. No one wants to play with me, Sis. 泣くなよ！明日お兄ちゃんが遊んでやるから… naku na yo. ashita oniichan ga asonde yaru kara. Don’t cry. Big brother will play with you tomorrow! オレたち子供しかいないこんな場所で遊ぶのは、危険すぎる！ oretachi kodomo shika inai konna basho de asobu no wa, kiken sugiru.
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