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1508 words · JLPT N4

JLPT N4 vocabulary

Part 88

Words 871–880

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polite past: was sweet

zenkai yori zutto amakattadesu.

It was much more sweet than last time.

💡 Form of 甘い (sweet).

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attributive: polite (before a noun)

soko ga ichiban teineina bubun desu.

That is the most polite part.

💡 Form of 丁寧 (polite / careful).

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attributive: enthusiastic (before a noun)

soko ga ichiban nesshinna bubun desu.

That is the most enthusiastic part.

💡 Form of 熱心 (enthusiastic).

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attributive: serious (before a noun)

majimena yarikata o oshiete moraimashita.

I was shown a serious way of doing it.

💡 Form of 真面目 (serious / diligent).

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attributive: complicated (before a noun)

fukuzatsuna ten nitsuite hanashimashita.

We talked about the complicated points.

💡 Form of 複雑 (complicated).

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attributive: special (before a noun)

motto tokubetsuna houhou ga aru kamo shiremasen.

There may be a more special way.

💡 Form of 特別 (special).

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attributive: necessary (before a noun)

hitsuyouna ten nitsuite hanashimashita.

We talked about the necessary points.

💡 Form of 必要 (necessary).

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attributive: impossible (before a noun)

murina ten nitsuite hanashimashita.

We talked about the impossible points.

💡 Form of 無理 (impossible / unreasonable).

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attributive: safe (before a noun)

soko wa anzenna tokoro desu ne.

That is a safe point, is it not?

💡 Form of 安全 (safe).

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attributive: dangerous (before a noun)

kikenna baai wa, saki ni soudan shite kudasai.

In dangerous cases, please consult us first.

💡 Form of 危険 (dangerous).

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