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

808 words · JLPT N5

JLPT N5 vocabulary

Part 23

Words 221–230

Meaning and examples

eat — polite present

watashi wa ie de tabemasu.

I eat at home.

💡 Form of 食べる (to eat).

Memory tip

Do not learn 食べます from zero: it carries 食べる inside it. Hold on to 食べる = eat and the rest is grammar.

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see — polite present

gakkou ga owatte kara mimasu.

I see after school is over.

💡 Form of 見る (to see / to watch).

Memory tip

Do not learn 見ます from zero: it carries 見る inside it. Hold on to 見る = see / watch and the rest is grammar.

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sleep — polite present

isshuukan ni nikai nemasu.

I sleep twice a week.

💡 Form of 寝る (to sleep).

Memory tip

Do not learn 寝ます from zero: it carries 寝る inside it. Hold on to 寝る = sleep and the rest is grammar.

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wake up — polite present

doyoubi ni yoku okimasu.

I often wake up on Saturdays.

💡 Form of 起きる (to wake up).

Memory tip

起きます is 起きる in a different shape. The core word has not changed, so keep the same picture in mind: 起きる = wake up.

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teach — polite present

ashita mo oshiemasu.

I will teach tomorrow too.

💡 Form of 教える (to teach / to tell).

Memory tip

Under the surface, 教えます is still 教える — same image, new grammar around it: 教える = teach / tell.

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memorize — polite present

isshuukan ni nikai oboemasu.

I memorize twice a week.

💡 Form of 覚える (to memorize).

Memory tip

Under the surface, 覚えます is still 覚える — same image, new grammar around it: 覚える = memorize.

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forget — polite present

mainichi wasuremasu.

I forget every day.

💡 Form of 忘れる (to forget).

Memory tip

忘れます is 忘れる in a different shape. The core word has not changed, so keep the same picture in mind: 忘れる = forget.

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leave — polite present

watashi wa ie de demasu.

I leave at home.

💡 Form of 出る (to leave / to attend).

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open — polite present

ashita mo akemasu.

I will open tomorrow too.

💡 Form of 開ける (to open).

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close — polite present

asagohan no ato de shimemasu.

I close after breakfast.

💡 Form of 閉める (to close).

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