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N3NeutralAbout 5 minUnit 6 · Lesson 52 of 109

〜だらけ

covered in / full of

Use this pattern to shape a complete, natural Japanese thought.

Remember it

Connect the meaning to its sound: say “〜だらけ” aloud once.

1

Understand

Build the pattern

Sentence formula

Nounだらけ

How it works

「〜だらけ」 means "covered in / full of". Structure: Noun + だらけ. This is a JLPT N3 pattern — the examples below slot different everyday and workplace words into the same structure so you can see how it behaves. Learn the structure, then swap in your own words.

When to use it

Read the example aloud, then replace one detail with something from your own life.

Tone: Neutral

A general pattern; let the sentence ending and situation set the politeness level.

2

Use

Hear it in real life

  1. At work

    Example 1

    kono shorui wa seikou darake desu.

    This document is full of successs.

  2. At work

    Example 2

    kono shorui wa anshin darake desu.

    This document is full of reliefs.

  3. At work

    Example 3

    kono shorui wa gen'in darake desu.

    This document is full of causes.

  4. At work

    Example 4

    kono shorui wa nouryoku darake desu.

    This document is full of abilitys.

  5. At work

    Example 5

    kono shorui wa taido darake desu.

    This document is full of attitudes.

Make it yours

Choose one example. Replace one person, place, object, or time with a detail from your life, then say the new sentence aloud.

3

Recall

Test your memory

Recall practice

Can you say it?

1 of 5

Read the situation, look away from the answer, and say the Japanese aloud.

Your situation

This document is full of successs.

The answer is hidden. Try to use .

Remember tomorrow

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