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3524 words · JLPT N3

JLPT N3 vocabulary

Part 104

Words 1031–1040

Meaning and examples

polite past: was hard

yatte mitara, igai to tsurakattadesu.

When I tried it, it was surprisingly hard.

💡 Form of 辛い (hard / painful (emotionally)).

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attributive: certain (before a noun)

kakujitsuna men mo aru to omoimasu.

I think there is a certain aspect to it as well.

💡 Form of 確実 (certain / reliable).

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attributive: accurate (before a noun)

soko wa seikakuna tokoro desu ne.

That is a accurate point, is it not?

💡 Form of 正確 (accurate).

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attributive: suitable (before a noun)

tekitouna men mo aru to omoimasu.

I think there is a suitable aspect to it as well.

💡 Form of 適当 (suitable / (or careless)).

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attributive: sufficient (before a noun)

soko ga ichiban juubunna bubun desu.

That is the most sufficient part.

💡 Form of 十分 (sufficient).

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attributive: precious (before a noun)

soko wa kichouna tokoro desu ne.

That is a precious point, is it not?

💡 Form of 貴重 (precious).

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attributive: important (before a noun)

soko ga ichiban juuyouna bubun desu.

That is the most important part.

💡 Form of 重要 (important).

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attributive: main (before a noun)

shuyouna tokoro ga arimasu.

It has a main side to it.

💡 Form of 主要 (main / principal).

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attributive: desperate (before a noun)

hisshina tokoro ga arimasu.

It has a desperate side to it.

💡 Form of 必死 (desperate / frantic).

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attributive: unexpected (before a noun)

igaina baai wa, saki ni soudan shite kudasai.

In unexpected cases, please consult us first.

💡 Form of 意外 (unexpected).

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