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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 347

Words 3461–3470

Meaning and examples

to prepare for arrival

ame ga furanakereba, touchakunojunbioshimasu.

If it does not rain, we get ready for the arrival.

💡 Common phrase with 到着 (arrival).

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Meaning and examples

to prepare for returning to one's country

raishuu no suiyoubi ni kikokunojunbioshimasu.

Next Wednesday we get ready for the returning to one's country.

💡 Common phrase with 帰国 (returning to one's country).

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to prepare for returning home

raishuu no getsuyoubi ni kitakunojunbioshimasu.

Next Monday we get ready for the returning home.

💡 Common phrase with 帰宅 (returning home).

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to prepare for going out

kongetsu no owari ni gaishutsunojunbioshimasu.

At the end of this month we get ready for the going out.

💡 Common phrase with 外出 (going out).

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to prepare for hospitalization

ame ga furanakereba, nyuuinnojunbioshimasu.

If it does not rain, we get ready for the hospitalization.

💡 Common phrase with 入院 (hospitalization).

Meaning and examples

to prepare for leaving hospital

kongetsu no owari ni taiinnojunbioshimasu.

At the end of this month we get ready for the leaving hospital.

💡 Common phrase with 退院 (leaving hospital).

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to prepare for medical examination

shussha shitara sugu ni shinsatsunojunbioshimasu.

As soon as we get to the office we get ready for the medical examination.

💡 Common phrase with 診察 (medical examination).

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to prepare for medical treatment

junbi ga owatte kara chiryounojunbioshimasu.

Once the preparation is over we get ready for the medical treatment.

💡 Common phrase with 治療 (medical treatment).

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recovery is necessary

konshuu no dokoka de kaifukugahitsuyoudesu.

Somewhere in this week the recovery is needed.

💡 Common phrase with 回復 (recovery).

Meaning and examples

prevention is necessary

asa ichiban de yobougahitsuyoudesu.

First thing in the morning the prevention is needed.

💡 Common phrase with 予防 (prevention).

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N3 final quiz sets

Ten sets, fifty randomly selected questions in every set.

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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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