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Vocabulary

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

1508 words · JLPT N4

JLPT N4 vocabulary

Part 62

Words 611–620

Meaning and examples

polite negative: is not sad

narete shimaeba, kanashikunaidesu.

Once you are used to it, it is not that sad.

💡 Form of 悲しい (sad).

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polite negative: is not lonely

watashi ni wa, sorehodo sabishikunaidesu.

To me it is not that lonely.

💡 Form of 寂しい (lonely).

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polite negative: is not embarrassed

hoka no houhou hodo hazukashikunaidesu.

It is not as embarrassed as the other methods.

💡 Form of 恥ずかしい (embarrassed).

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polite negative: is not rare

mitame hodo mezurashikunaidesu.

It is not as rare as it looks.

💡 Form of 珍しい (rare).

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polite negative: is not correct

mae hodo tadashikunaidesu.

It is not as correct as before.

💡 Form of 正しい (correct).

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polite negative: is not deep

omotta yori fukakunaidesu.

It is not as deep as I expected.

💡 Form of 深い (deep).

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polite negative: is not shallow

watashi ni wa, sorehodo asakunaidesu.

To me it is not that shallow.

💡 Form of 浅い (shallow).

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polite negative: is not sleepy

mae hodo nemukunaidesu.

It is not as sleepy as before.

💡 Form of 眠い (sleepy).

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polite negative: is not painful

watashi ni wa, sorehodo itakunaidesu.

To me it is not that painful.

💡 Form of 痛い (painful).

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polite negative: is not dangerous

mitame hodo abunakunaidesu.

It is not as dangerous as it looks.

💡 Form of 危ない (dangerous).

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