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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 66

Words 651–660

Meaning and examples

attributive: liked (before a noun)

sukina hon o karimashita.

I borrowed a liked book.

💡 Form of 好き (liked / favorite).

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attributive: disliked (before a noun)

kiraina hito to issho ni hatarakimasu.

I work together with a disliked person.

💡 Form of 嫌い (disliked).

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attributive: good at (before a noun)

eki no mae ni jouzuna mise ga arimasu.

There is a good at shop in front of the station.

💡 Form of 上手 (good at).

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attributive: bad at (before a noun)

koko wa hetana tokoro desu.

This is a bad at place.

💡 Form of 下手 (bad at).

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to ask the person

koko de hito ni kikimasu.

Here, we ask the person.

💡 Common phrase with 人 (person).

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to ask the friend

gakkou de tomodachi ni kikimasu.

At school, we ask the friend.

💡 Common phrase with 友達 (friend).

Memory tip

友達に聞きます is 友達 in a different shape. The core word has not changed, so keep the same picture in mind: 友達 = friend.

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Meaning and examples

to ask the teacher

gakkou de sensei ni kikimasu.

At school, we ask the teacher.

💡 Common phrase with 先生 (teacher).

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to ask the student

ie de gakusei ni kikimasu.

At home, we ask the student.

💡 Common phrase with 学生 (student).

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to ask the family

gakkou de kazoku ni kikimasu.

At school, we ask the family.

💡 Common phrase with 家族 (family).

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to ask the father

yoru, chichi ni kikimasu.

At night, we ask the father.

💡 Common phrase with 父 (father).

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