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3524 words · JLPT N3

JLPT N3 vocabulary

Part 105

Words 1041–1050

Meaning and examples

attributive: rapid (before a noun)

kyuusokuna baai wa, saki ni soudan shite kudasai.

In rapid cases, please consult us first.

💡 Form of 急速 (rapid).

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attributive: smooth (before a noun)

junchouna yarikata o oshiete moraimashita.

I was shown a smooth way of doing it.

💡 Form of 順調 (smooth / on track).

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attributive: troublesome (before a noun)

soko wa mendouna tokoro desu ne.

That is a troublesome point, is it not?

💡 Form of 面倒 (troublesome).

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attributive: nuisance (before a noun)

meiwakuna yarikata o oshiete moraimashita.

I was shown a nuisance way of doing it.

💡 Form of 迷惑 (nuisance).

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attributive: comfortable (before a noun)

kaitekina ten nitsuite hanashimashita.

We talked about the comfortable points.

💡 Form of 快適 (comfortable).

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attributive: fresh (before a noun)

shinsenna men mo aru to omoimasu.

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

💡 Form of 新鮮 (fresh).

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please review the information

shussha shitara sugu ni jouhounorebyuuoonegaishimasu.

As soon as we get to the office we ask for a review of the information.

💡 Common phrase with 情報 (information).

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contents is necessary

maemotte naiyougahitsuyoudesu.

In advance the contents is needed.

💡 Common phrase with 内容 (contents).

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result is necessary

shussha shitara sugu ni kekkagahitsuyoudesu.

As soon as we get to the office the result is needed.

💡 Common phrase with 結果 (result).

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cause is necessary

shussha shitara sugu ni gen'ingahitsuyoudesu.

As soon as we get to the office the cause is needed.

💡 Common phrase with 原因 (cause).

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N3 final quiz sets

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JLPT N3 Vocabulary Final Set 1

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JLPT N3 Vocabulary Final Set 2

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JLPT N3 Vocabulary Final Set 10

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