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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 78

Words 771–780

Meaning and examples

live (reside) — request: please ~

issho ni sunde kudasai.

Please live (reside) together with me.

💡 Form of 住む (to live (reside)).

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sell — request: please ~

sumimasen ga, utte kudasai.

Excuse me, but please sell.

💡 Form of 売る (to sell).

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pay — request: please ~

ashita made ni haratte kudasai.

Please pay by tomorrow.

💡 Form of 払う (to pay).

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fall (rain) — request: please ~

mazu, futte kudasai.

First, please fall (rain).

💡 Form of 降る (to fall (rain)).

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ride — request: please ~

mou ichido notte kudasai.

Please ride once more.

💡 Form of 乗る (to ride).

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end — request: please ~

issho ni owatte kudasai.

Please end together with me.

💡 Form of 終わる (to end).

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begin — request: please ~

ashita made ni hajimatte kudasai.

Please begin by tomorrow.

💡 Form of 始まる (to begin).

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understand — request: please ~

mazu, wakatte kudasai.

First, please understand.

💡 Form of 分かる (to understand).

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eat — request: please ~

yukkuri tabete kudasai.

Please eat slowly.

💡 Form of 食べる (to eat).

Memory tip

Do not learn 食べてください 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 — request: please ~

ashita made ni mite kudasai.

Please see by tomorrow.

💡 Form of 見る (to see / to watch).

Memory tip

見てください is 見る in a different shape. The core word has not changed, so keep the same picture in mind: 見る = see / watch.

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