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1508 words · JLPT N4

JLPT N4 vocabulary

Part 138

Words 1371–1380

Meaning and examples

cry — want to ~

ichido de ii kara nakitaidesu.

Even just once, I want to cry.

💡 Form of 泣く (to cry).

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get angry — want to ~

dekireba konshuuchuu ni okoritaidesu.

If possible, I want to get angry this week.

💡 Form of 怒る (to get angry).

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be surprised — want to ~

ochitsuitara, yukkuri odorokitaidesu.

Once things settle down, I want to be surprised properly.

💡 Form of 驚く (to be surprised).

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move — want to ~

dekireba konshuuchuu ni ugokitaidesu.

If possible, I want to move this week.

💡 Form of 動く (to move).

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work — want to ~

jikan ga areba, yukkuri hatarakitaidesu.

If I have time, I want to work slowly.

💡 Form of 働く (to work).

Memory tip

Once 働く clicks, 働きたいです comes free — it is the same word at work in a sentence: 働く = work (a job).

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Meaning and examples

do one's best — want to ~

motto jouzu ni ganbaritaidesu.

I want to do one's best better.

💡 Form of 頑張る (to do one's best).

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gather — want to ~

jikan ga areba, yukkuri atsumaritaidesu.

If I have time, I want to gather slowly.

💡 Form of 集まる (to gather).

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be decided — want to ~

ochitsuitara, yukkuri kimaritaidesu.

Once things settle down, I want to be decided properly.

💡 Form of 決まる (to be decided).

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be found — want to ~

dekireba konshuuchuu ni mitsukaritaidesu.

If possible, I want to be found this week.

💡 Form of 見つかる (to be found).

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rise — want to ~

rainen koso agaritaidesu.

Next year for sure, I want to rise.

💡 Form of 上がる (to rise).

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