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JLPT N1: Understanding フォーム (fōmu)

JLPT N1: Understanding フォーム (fōmu) JLPT N1 Vocabulary フォーム (fōmu) Definition: 意味 Form, style, shape, format The specific shape, appearance, or structure of something. A document with blank spaces for information to be inserted; an application or entry form. The specific manner or technique of performing an action, especially in sports or arts; a style. […]

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JLPT N1: Understanding フィルター (Filter)

JLPT N1: Understanding フィルター (Filter) JLPT N1 Vocabulary フィルター (firutā) Definition: 意味 filter A device or material that removes unwanted particles or substances from a fluid or gas. A setting or function in software that sifts through data based on specific criteria. Figurative: A mental process or bias that affects how information is perceived. Type:

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JLPT N1: Understanding ファーストフード (faasuto fuudo)

JLPT N1: Understanding ファーストフード (faasuto fuudo) JLPT N1 Vocabulary ファーストフード (faasuto fuudo) Definition: 意味 fast food Prepared and served quickly, often at a low price. A type of mass-produced food designed for commercial resale and intended to be quickly and easily served. Common examples include hamburgers, fried chicken, and french fries. Type: Noun Level: JLPT

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JLPT N1: Understanding ファイト (faito)

JLPT N1: Understanding ファイト (faito) JLPT N1 Vocabulary ファイト (faito) Definition: 意味 Fight! Go for it! Good luck! An exclamation primarily used for encouragement or to show support. Derived directly from the English word ‘fight’, but in Japanese, it carries a positive connotation of ‘do your best’. Often heard in sports events, competitions, or when

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JLPT N1: Understanding ヒント (hinto)

JLPT N1: Understanding ヒント (hinto) JLPT N1 Vocabulary ヒント (hinto) Definition: 意味 hint; tip; clue A piece of information that helps someone find the answer to a problem or question. A suggestion or piece of advice that helps in a particular situation. An indication or sign that suggests something. Type: Noun Level: JLPT N1 Vocabulary

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JLPT N1: Understanding ヒット曲 (Hitto Kyoku)

JLPT N1: Understanding ヒット曲 (Hitto Kyoku) JLPT N1 Vocabulary ヒット曲 (hitto kyoku) Definition: 意味 hit song A popular and commercially successful song. A track that gains widespread popularity and often ranks high on music charts. Type: Noun Level: JLPT N1 Vocabulary Tag: katakana foreign words Related Kanji 曲 (きょく) – song, melody 歌 (うた) –

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JLPT N1: Mastering ビジネスマナー (Business Manners)

JLPT N1: Mastering ビジネスマナー (Business Manners) JLPT N1 Vocabulary ビジネスマナー (bijinesu manaa) Definition: 意味 business manners; business etiquette A set of rules, customs, and behaviors considered appropriate and respectful in a professional or business setting in Japan. Encompasses greetings, communication style, dress code, punctuality, and respect for hierarchy. Essential for building good relationships and ensuring

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JLPT N1: Mastering ビジネススクール (Business School)

JLPT N1: Mastering ビジネススクール (Business School) JLPT N1 Vocabulary ビジネススクール (bijinesu sukūru) Definition: 意味 business school a postgraduate institution that offers degrees in business administration an educational institution focused on teaching management and business principles Type: Noun Level: JLPT N1 Vocabulary Tag: katakana foreign words Related Kanji 経 (けい) – manage, economics 営 (えい) –

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JLPT N1: Understanding ビジネス (bijinesu)

JLPT N1: Understanding ビジネス (bijinesu) JLPT N1 Vocabulary ビジネス (bijinesu) Definition: 意味 business the activity of buying and selling goods and services; commerce; trade one’s regular occupation, profession, or trade; work an enterprise or firm engaged in such activities Type: Noun Level: JLPT N1 Vocabulary Tag: katakana foreign words Related Kanji 事 (こと) – matter,

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JLPT N1: Understanding パンフレット (panfuretto)

JLPT N1: Understanding パンフレット (panfuretto) JLPT N1 Vocabulary パンフレット (panfuretto) Definition: 意味 pamphlet; brochure; leaflet a small booklet or a single sheet of paper giving information about something, often for advertising or informational purposes. Type: Noun Level: JLPT N1 Vocabulary Tag: katakana foreign words Related Kanji 紙 (かみ) – paper 情 (じょう) – feelings; emotion;

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JLPT N1: Exploring バンダナ (bandana)

JLPT N1: Exploring バンダナ (bandana) JLPT N1 Vocabulary バンダナ (bandana) Definition: 意味 bandana A square piece of cloth, often patterned, typically worn on the head, around the neck, or as a fashion accessory. It can be used for various purposes like absorbing sweat, keeping hair out of the face, or as a decorative item. Common

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JLPT N1: Understanding パンク (panku)

JLPT N1: Understanding パンク (panku) JLPT N1 Vocabulary パンク (panku) Definition: 意味 Puncture, flat tire; breakdown; to be overwhelmed/at one’s limit (Of a tire) a puncture; a flat tire. (Of a system, plan, or schedule) a breakdown; a failure; a standstill due to overload or too much capacity. (Slang, of a person or situation) to

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JLPT N1: Mastering ハンガー (Hanger)

JLPT N1: Mastering ハンガー (Hanger) JLPT N1 Vocabulary ハンガー (hangaa) Definition: 意味 hanger A device for hanging clothes, typically in a closet or wardrobe. Often made of wood, plastic, or metal, designed to maintain the shape of garments. Type: Noun Level: JLPT N1 Vocabulary Tag: katakana foreign words Related Kanji 服 (ふく) – clothes 衣

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JLPT N1: Mastering the Meaning of パネラー (Panerā)

JLPT N1: Mastering the Meaning of パネラー (Panerā) JLPT N1 Vocabulary パネラー (panerā) Definition: 意味 panelist A person who participates in a panel discussion, a quiz show, or a similar event, often providing expert opinions or comments. Type: Noun Level: JLPT N1 Vocabulary Tag: katakana foreign words Related Kanji 議 (ぎ) – discussion 論 (ろん)

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JLPT N1: Understanding パトカー (patokaa) – Police Car

JLPT N1: Understanding パトカー (patokaa) – Police Car JLPT N1 Vocabulary パトカー (patokaa) Definition: 意味 police car; patrol car A vehicle used by police officers for patrolling and responding to incidents. It is a loanword from “patrol car” and is written in Katakana. Type: Noun Level: JLPT N1 Vocabulary Tag: katakana foreign words Related Kanji

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JLPT N1: Understanding バット (batto)

JLPT N1: Understanding バット (batto) JLPT N1 Vocabulary バット (batto) Definition: 意味 bat a club used for hitting a ball in sports like baseball or cricket can also refer to a flying mammal, commonly known as コウモリ (koumori) in Japanese a tool used for striking in various contexts Type: Noun Level: JLPT N1 Vocabulary Tag:

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JLPT N1: Understanding バッテリー (Batterii)

JLPT N1: Understanding バッテリー (Batterii) JLPT N1 Vocabulary バッテリー (batterii) Definition: 意味 battery; accumulator; (baseball) pitcher and catcher A device that stores and supplies electrical energy, commonly found in electronic devices, vehicles, etc. Refers to the remaining charge or power level of an electronic device. In baseball, it can refer to the combination of a

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JLPT N1: Mastering バッジ (bajji) – The Meaning of ‘Badge’

JLPT N1: Mastering バッジ (bajji) – The Meaning of ‘Badge’ JLPT N1 Vocabulary バッジ (bajji) Definition: 意味 badge; pin A small ornamental or distinguishing emblem, often worn on clothing. Can refer to a medal, insignia, or a commemorative pin or button. Type: Noun Level: JLPT N1 Vocabulary Tag: katakana foreign words Related Kanji 章 (しょう)

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JLPT N1: Understanding パチンコ (Pachinko)

JLPT N1: Understanding パチンコ (Pachinko) JLPT N1 Vocabulary パチンコ (pachinko) Definition: 意味 Pachinko; a popular Japanese pinball-like mechanical game often played in specialized parlors. Pachinko is a type of mechanical game arcade game originating in Japan. It is played on a machine that resembles a vertical pinball machine. Players purchase small steel balls, which they

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