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

6036 words · JLPT N2

JLPT N2 vocabulary

Part 130

Words 1291–1300

Meaning and examples

polite negative: is not skillful

narete shimaeba, koumyoujanaidesu.

Once you are used to it, it is not that skillful.

💡 Form of 巧妙 (skillful / clever).

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polite negative: is not serious

omotta yori shinkokujanaidesu.

It is not as serious as I expected.

💡 Form of 深刻 (serious / grave).

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polite negative: is not poor

watashi ni wa, sorehodo binboujanaidesu.

To me it is not that poor.

💡 Form of 貧乏 (poor).

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polite negative: is not wealthy

narereba, sonna ni yuufukujanaidesu.

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

💡 Form of 裕福 (wealthy).

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polite negative: is not luxurious

narereba, sonna ni goukajanaidesu.

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

💡 Form of 豪華 (luxurious).

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polite negative: is not simple

mitame hodo shissojanaidesu.

It is not as simple as it looks.

💡 Form of 質素 (simple / frugal).

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to be in charge of strategy

sanji goro, senryakuotantoushiteimasu.

Around three o'clock we are in charge of the strategy.

💡 Common phrase with 戦略 (strategy).

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to be in charge of tactics

nando ka kakunin shita ue de, senjutsuotantoushiteimasu.

After checking it several times, we are in charge of the tactics.

💡 Common phrase with 戦術 (tactics).

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to be in charge of policy

sanji goro, houshin'otantoushiteimasu.

Around three o'clock we are in charge of the policy.

💡 Common phrase with 方針 (policy / course).

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to be in charge of measure

aite no tsugou ni awasete, housakuotantoushiteimasu.

Fitting the other side's schedule, we are in charge of the measure.

💡 Common phrase with 方策 (measure / scheme).

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