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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 199

Words 1981–1990

Meaning and examples

polite negative: is not tough

mitame hodo shitatakajanaidesu.

It is not as tough as it looks.

💡 Form of 強か (tough / shrewd).

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polite negative: is not obstinate

narereba, sonna ni katakunajanaidesu.

Once you get used to it, it is not that obstinate.

💡 Form of 頑な (obstinate).

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polite negative: is not smooth

kiiteita hodo enkatsujanaidesu.

It is not as smooth as I had heard.

💡 Form of 円滑 (smooth).

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polite negative: is not rapid

watashi ni wa, sorehodo jinsokujanaidesu.

To me it is not that rapid.

💡 Form of 迅速 (rapid).

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polite negative: is not precise

omotta yori chimitsujanaidesu.

It is not as precise as I expected.

💡 Form of 緻密 (precise / elaborate).

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polite negative: is not meticulous

narereba, sonna ni menmitsujanaidesu.

Once you get used to it, it is not that meticulous.

💡 Form of 綿密 (meticulous).

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polite negative: is not enormous

mitame hodo boudaijanaidesu.

It is not as enormous as it looks.

💡 Form of 膨大 (enormous).

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polite negative: is not vast (amount)

omotta yori bakudaijanaidesu.

It is not as vast (amount) as I expected.

💡 Form of 莫大 (vast (amount)).

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polite negative: is not immense (damage)

narete shimaeba, jindaijanaidesu.

Once you are used to it, it is not that immense (damage).

💡 Form of 甚大 (immense (damage)).

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polite negative: is not remarkable

narereba, sonna ni kenchojanaidesu.

Once you get used to it, it is not that remarkable.

💡 Form of 顕著 (remarkable / striking).

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