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Every word comes with furigana, romaji, and an original example sentence from real life in Japan.

10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 128

Words 1271–1280

Meaning and examples

polite: is terrific

watashi ni totte wa, kanari susamajiidesu.

For me it is quite terrific.

💡 Form of 凄まじい (terrific / fierce).

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polite: is remarkable

izen no taisei ni kuraberu to, zuibun mezamashiidesu.

Compared with the previous setup, it is considerably remarkable.

💡 Form of 目覚ましい (remarkable).

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polite: is spectacular

baai ni yotte wa hanabanashiidesu.

Depending on the case, it is spectacular.

💡 Form of 華々しい (spectacular).

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polite: is confusing

yatte miru to, igai to magirawashiidesu.

When you try it, it is surprisingly confusing.

💡 Form of 紛らわしい (confusing / misleading).

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polite: is troublesome

watashi ni totte wa, kanari wazurawashiidesu.

For me it is quite troublesome.

💡 Form of 煩わしい (troublesome).

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polite: is overly familiar

watashi ni totte wa, kanari narenareshiidesu.

For me it is quite overly familiar.

💡 Form of 馴れ馴れしい (overly familiar).

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polite: is distant

kono baai wa, sukoshi yosoyososhiidesu.

In this case it is a little distant.

💡 Form of よそよそしい (distant / cold).

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polite: is refreshing

yatte miru to, igai to sugasugashiidesu.

When you try it, it is surprisingly refreshing.

💡 Form of 清々しい (refreshing).

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polite: is graceful

baai ni yotte wa isagiyoidesu.

Depending on the case, it is graceful.

💡 Form of 潔い (graceful / manly (admitting)).

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polite: is tasteful

onaji nedan no wari ni shibuidesu.

For the same price, it is tasteful.

💡 Form of 渋い (tasteful / bitter).

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