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

3524 words · JLPT N3

JLPT N3 vocabulary

Part 130

Words 1291–1300

Meaning and examples

quit (a job) — request: please ~

wakaranai koto ga attara, yametekudasai.

If there is anything you do not understand, please quit (a job).

💡 Form of 辞める (to quit (a job)).

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arrange — request: please ~

otesuu desu ga, soroetekudasai.

Sorry for the trouble, but please arrange.

💡 Form of 揃える (to arrange / complete a set).

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count — request: please ~

dekireba kyoujuu ni kazoetekudasai.

If you can, please count today.

💡 Form of 数える (to count).

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hold — request: please ~

nen no tame, mou ichido kakaetekudasai.

Just to be safe, please hold once more.

💡 Form of 抱える (to hold / to have (problems)).

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to check the rich (life) — set phrase

maishuu kin'youbi ni yutakanakurashiokakuninshimasu.

Every Friday we check the rich (life) — set phrase.

💡 Common phrase with 豊かな暮らし (rich (life) — set phrase).

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there is an error in the information

renkyuu ga aketara, jouhounieraagaarimasu.

After the long weekend, there is an error in the information.

💡 Common phrase with 情報 (information).

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to think about contents

kongetsu no owari ni naiyouokangaemasu.

At the end of this month we think about the contents.

💡 Common phrase with 内容 (contents).

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to think about result

renkyuu ga aketara, kekkaokangaemasu.

After the long weekend, we think about the result.

💡 Common phrase with 結果 (result).

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to think about cause

kyou wa korekara gen'in'okangaemasu.

Later today we think about the cause.

💡 Common phrase with 原因 (cause).

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to think about purpose

tsugou ga yokereba, mokutekiokangaemasu.

If it is convenient, we think about the purpose.

💡 Common phrase with 目的 (purpose).

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