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

1508 words · JLPT N4

JLPT N4 vocabulary

Part 64

Words 631–640

Meaning and examples

polite negative: is not complicated

hoka no houhou hodo fukuzatsujanaidesu.

It is not as complicated as the other methods.

💡 Form of 複雑 (complicated).

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polite negative: is not special

hoka no houhou hodo tokubetsujanaidesu.

It is not as special as the other methods.

💡 Form of 特別 (special).

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polite negative: is not necessary

konkai ni kagitte wa hitsuyoujanaidesu.

This time at least, it is not necessary.

💡 Form of 必要 (necessary).

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polite negative: is not impossible

mae hodo murijanaidesu.

It is not as impossible as before.

💡 Form of 無理 (impossible / unreasonable).

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polite negative: is not safe

mae hodo anzenjanaidesu.

It is not as safe as before.

💡 Form of 安全 (safe).

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polite negative: is not dangerous

mitame hodo kikenjanaidesu.

It is not as dangerous as it looks.

💡 Form of 危険 (dangerous).

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polite negative: is not free

omotta yori jiyuujanaidesu.

It is not as free as I expected.

💡 Form of 自由 (free / freedom).

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polite negative: is not enough

omotta yori juubunjanaidesu.

It is not as enough as I expected.

💡 Form of 十分 (enough).

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polite negative: is not regrettable

watashi ni wa, sorehodo zannenjanaidesu.

To me it is not that regrettable.

💡 Form of 残念 (regrettable).

Meaning and examples

to meet the company president

kongetsu no owari ni shachouniaimasu.

At the end of this month we meet the company president.

💡 Common phrase with 社長 (company president).

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