Essential Japanese Vocabulary for JLPT N5 Exam236
Mastering the essential Japanese vocabulary is crucial for passing the JLPT N5 exam. This comprehensive guide presents 1500 words frequently tested in the N5, covering various themes and aspects of daily life in Japan.
Basic Vocabulary
Greetings
- こんにちは (Konnichiwa): Hello
- おはようございます (Ohayo gozaimasu): Good morning
- こんばんは (Konbanwa): Good evening
- さようなら (Sayonara): Goodbye
Personal Information
- 名前 (Namae): Name
- 電話番号 (Denwa bango): Phone number
- 住所 (Jyusho): Address
- 生年月日 (Seinengappi): Date of birth
Numbers
- 1 (Ichi)
- 2 (Ni)
- 3 (San)
- 10 (Juu)
Daily Activities
Transportation
- 電車 (Densha): Train
- バス (Basu): Bus
- 車 (Kuruma): Car
- 駅 (Eki): Station
Shopping
- コンビニ (Konbini): Convenience store
- スーパー (Suupaa): Supermarket
- お金 (Okane): Money
- 買い物 (Kaimono): Shopping
Food
- ご飯 (Gohan): Rice
- パン (Pan): Bread
- おかず (Okazu): Side dish
- コーヒー (Koohii): Coffee
People and Relationships
Family
- 父 (Chichi): Father
- 母 (Haha): Mother
- 兄弟 (Kyoudai): Siblings
- 息子 (Musuko): Son
Friends
- 友達 (Tomodachi): Friend
- 先生 (Sensei): Teacher
- 同僚 (Doukyou): Colleague
- 生徒 (Seito): Student
Hobbies and Interests
Hobbies
- スポーツ (Supotsu): Sports
- 旅行 (Ryokou): Travel
- 音楽 (Ongaku): Music
- 映画 (Eiga): Movie
Interests
- 本 (Hon): Book
- ゲーム (Geemu): Game
- ファッション (Fasshon): Fashion
- ペット (Petto): Pet
Language Basics
Basic Phrases
- はい (Hai): Yes
- いいえ (lie): No
- ありがとうございます (Arigatou gozaimasu): Thank you
- すみません (Sumimasen): Excuse me
Particles
- は (Wa): Topic marker
- が (Ga): Subject marker
- を (O): Object marker
- に (Ni): Direction marker
Conjugation
- ます (Masu): Polite form ending
- です (Desu): Polite form of "to be"
- たい (Tai): Want to (potential form)
- なければなりません (Nakereba narimasen): Must
Time and Place
Time
- 今 (Ima): Now
- 昨日 (Kinou): Yesterday
- 明日 (Ashita): Tomorrow
- 何時 (Nanji): What time
Place
- ここ (Koko): Here
- そこ (Soko): There
- あそこ (Asoko): Over there
- 上 (Ue): Above
Other Essential Vocabulary
- ありがとう (Arigatou): Thanks
- 大丈夫 (Daijoubu): Okay
- こんにちは (Konnichiwa): Hello
- さようなら (Sayonara): Goodbye
- 勉強 (Benkyou): Study
Remember, consistent practice and immersion are key to mastering these vocabulary items. Use them in everyday conversations, study flashcards, and expose yourself to authentic Japanese materials. With dedication and perseverance, you can build a strong foundation for success in the JLPT N5 exam.
2025-02-05
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