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808 words · JLPT N5

JLPT N5 vocabulary

Part 25

Words 241–250

Meaning and examples

to do practice

nichiyoubi ni renshuusuru no wa ii desu ne.

It is nice to do practice on Sunday.

💡 する-verb form of 練習 (practice).

Memory tip

Once 練習 clicks, 練習する comes free — it is the same word at work in a sentence: 練習 = practice, repeated.

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to do shopping

kyou wa kaimonosuru jikan ga arimasen.

I do not have time for shopping today.

💡 する-verb form of 買い物 (shopping).

Memory tip

Under the surface, 買い物する is still 買い物 — same image, new grammar around it: 買い物 = shopping (the errand).

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to do cooking

ryourisuru mae ni, ocha o nomimasu.

I drink tea before cooking.

💡 する-verb form of 料理 (cooking).

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to do cleaning

kyou wa soujisuru jikan ga arimasen.

I do not have time for cleaning today.

💡 する-verb form of 掃除 (cleaning).

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to do laundry

kyou wa sentakusuru jikan ga arimasen.

I do not have time for laundry today.

💡 する-verb form of 洗濯 (laundry).

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polite: is new

kono mise wa totemo atarashii desu.

This shop is very new.

💡 Form of 新しい (new).

Memory tip

新しいです is 新しい in a different shape. The core word has not changed, so keep the same picture in mind: 新しい = new.

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polite: is old

kono heya wa totemo furui desu.

This room is very old.

💡 Form of 古い (old).

Memory tip

Once 古い clicks, 古いです comes free — it is the same word at work in a sentence: 古い = old (things).

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polite: is big

ano mise wa chotto ookii desu.

That shop is a little big.

💡 Form of 大きい (big).

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polite: is small

kono mise wa totemo chiisai desu.

This shop is very small.

💡 Form of 小さい (small).

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polite: is expensive

koko wa itsumo takai desu.

It is always expensive here.

💡 Form of 高い (expensive / tall).

Memory tip

Under the surface, 高いです is still 高い — same image, new grammar around it: 高い = high: tall or expensive.

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N5 final quiz sets

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JLPT N5 Vocabulary Final Set 1

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