List: Essential
Words one would need to become fluent in Japanese.
List: Essential
- Description
- Words one would need to become fluent in Japanese.
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- iamupinacloud
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- Creation date
- 13 March 2024 - 20:18
- Last updated
- 12 April 2024 - 23:16
Wordpopular irregular reading search-only kana form search-only kanji form JLPT N3 usually written using kana alone interjection
- hello, good day, good afternoon
Wordpopular JLPT N5 abbreviation interjection adverb
- thank you, thanks
- much (thanks), very (sorry), quite (regret)
- quite, really, mostly
- somehow
- in spite of oneself, try as one might, no matter how hard one may try (to, not to)
- greetings, hello, goodbye
Wordpopular JLPT N2 humble language expression
- please
Wordpopular rarely used kanji form JLPT N5 godan verb godan verb (archaic) verb (generic) transitive verb colloquial interjection
- to request, to beg, to ask
- to call, to order, to reserve
- to entrust to
- to rely on
- please, please do
Wordpopular JLPT N5 adverb children's language noun or participle taking the aux. verb ใใ verb (generic) noun (generic)
- please, kindly, pray, I beg (of you)
- by all means, certainly, of course, (go) ahead, (feel) free (to), (you are) welcome (to), please (help yourself to)
- here you are
- to give
Wordpopular JLPT N2 godan verb godan verb (archaic) verb (generic) transitive verb intransitive verb
- to think of, to hit upon, to come into one's mind, to be struck with an idea
- to remember, to recall
Wordpopular JLPT N5 ใ adjective adjective (generic)
- good, excellent, fine, nice, pleasant, agreeable
- sufficient, enough, ready, prepared
- profitable (deal, business offer, etc.), beneficial
- OK, all right, fine, no problem
Wordpopular expression
- also, too, not ... either, as well, even
- (it's not possible) no matter what, although one might wish otherwise
Wordpopular JLPT N3 pre-noun adjectival adjective (generic)
- what kind of, what sort of, what
- no matter what (kind of), whatever, any, all
Wordexpression
- how are you?