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3524 words · JLPT N3

JLPT N3 vocabulary

Part 334

Words 3331–3340

Meaning and examples

to talk about competition

raishuu no suiyoubi ni kyousounitsuitehanashimasu.

Next Wednesday we talk about the competition.

💡 Common phrase with 競争 (competition).

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to talk about championship

renkyuu ga aketara, yuushounitsuitehanashimasu.

After the long weekend, we talk about the championship.

💡 Common phrase with 優勝 (championship / victory).

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there is cheering

kongetsu no owari ni ouengaarimasu.

At the end of this month there is a cheering.

💡 Common phrase with 応援 (cheering / support).

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to talk about being moved (emotionally)

shussha shitara sugu ni kandounitsuitehanashimasu.

As soon as we get to the office we talk about the being moved (emotionally).

💡 Common phrase with 感動 (being moved (emotionally)).

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to talk about gratitude

ame ga furanakereba, kanshanitsuitehanashimasu.

If it does not rain, we talk about the gratitude.

💡 Common phrase with 感謝 (gratitude).

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to talk about respect

maitoshi kono jiki ni sonkeinitsuitehanashimasu.

Every year at this time we talk about the respect.

💡 Common phrase with 尊敬 (respect).

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to talk about trust

sanji goro, shinrainitsuitehanashimasu.

Around three o'clock we talk about the trust.

💡 Common phrase with 信頼 (trust).

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to talk about relief

ashita, anshinnitsuitehanashimasu.

Tomorrow we talk about the relief.

💡 Common phrase with 安心 (relief).

Memory tip

安心について話します is 安心 in a different shape. The core word has not changed, so keep the same picture in mind: 安心 = relief.

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to talk about worry

asa ichiban de shinpainitsuitehanashimasu.

First thing in the morning we talk about the worry.

💡 Common phrase with 心配 (worry).

Memory tip

Once 心配 clicks, 心配について話します comes free — it is the same word at work in a sentence: 心配 = worry.

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to talk about nervousness

raishuu no suiyoubi ni kinchounitsuitehanashimasu.

Next Wednesday we talk about the nervousness.

💡 Common phrase with 緊張 (nervousness).

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