tsurakattadesu
Meaning and examples
polite past: was hard
やってみたら、意外と辛かったです。
やって みたら、いがい と つらかったです。
yatte mitara, igai to tsurakattadesu.
When I tried it, it was surprisingly hard.
💡 Form of 辛い (hard / painful (emotionally)).
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3524 words · JLPT N3
JLPT N3 vocabulary
Words 1031–1040
tsurakattadesu
polite past: was hard
やってみたら、意外と辛かったです。
やって みたら、いがい と つらかったです。
yatte mitara, igai to tsurakattadesu.
When I tried it, it was surprisingly hard.
💡 Form of 辛い (hard / painful (emotionally)).
kakujitsuna
attributive: certain (before a noun)
確実な面もあると思います。
かくじつな めん も ある と おもいます。
kakujitsuna men mo aru to omoimasu.
I think there is a certain aspect to it as well.
💡 Form of 確実 (certain / reliable).
seikakuna
attributive: accurate (before a noun)
そこは正確なところですね。
そこ は せいかくな ところ です ね。
soko wa seikakuna tokoro desu ne.
That is a accurate point, is it not?
💡 Form of 正確 (accurate).
tekitouna
attributive: suitable (before a noun)
適当な面もあると思います。
てきとうな めん も ある と おもいます。
tekitouna men mo aru to omoimasu.
I think there is a suitable aspect to it as well.
💡 Form of 適当 (suitable / (or careless)).
juubunna
attributive: sufficient (before a noun)
そこが一番十分な部分です。
そこ が いちばん じゅうぶんな ぶぶん です。
soko ga ichiban juubunna bubun desu.
That is the most sufficient part.
💡 Form of 十分 (sufficient).
kichouna
attributive: precious (before a noun)
そこは貴重なところですね。
そこ は きちょうな ところ です ね。
soko wa kichouna tokoro desu ne.
That is a precious point, is it not?
💡 Form of 貴重 (precious).
juuyouna
attributive: important (before a noun)
そこが一番重要な部分です。
そこ が いちばん じゅうような ぶぶん です。
soko ga ichiban juuyouna bubun desu.
That is the most important part.
💡 Form of 重要 (important).
shuyouna
attributive: main (before a noun)
主要なところがあります。
しゅような ところ が あります。
shuyouna tokoro ga arimasu.
It has a main side to it.
💡 Form of 主要 (main / principal).
hisshina
attributive: desperate (before a noun)
必死なところがあります。
ひっしな ところ が あります。
hisshina tokoro ga arimasu.
It has a desperate side to it.
💡 Form of 必死 (desperate / frantic).
igaina
attributive: unexpected (before a noun)
意外な場合は、先に相談してください。
いがいな ばあい は、さき に そうだん して ください。
igaina baai wa, saki ni soudan shite kudasai.
In unexpected cases, please consult us first.
💡 Form of 意外 (unexpected).
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