N1 vocabulary

JLPT N1: Understanding ブランク (buranku) – Bridging the Gaps JLPT N1 Vocabulary ブランク (buranku) Definition: 意味 blank; gap; period of inactivity A period of time during which one is inactive or absent from a particular activity or job. An empty space on a form or document that needs to be filled in. A gap in […]

JLPT N1: Understanding フルーツ (furuutsu) JLPT N1 Vocabulary フルーツ (furuutsu) Definition: 意味 fruit fruit (general term) a piece of fruit produce grown on trees or plants that is sweet and edible Type: Noun Level: JLPT N1 Vocabulary Tag: katakana foreign words Related Kanji 果 (か) – fruit 物 (もの) – thing 食 (しょく) – food

JLPT N1: Mastering ブザー (buzā) JLPT N1 Vocabulary ブザー (buzā) Definition: 意味 buzzer; alarm An electronic device that produces a buzzing sound, often used as a signal or warning. A signaling device producing a low, continuous sound. Type: Noun Level: JLPT N1 Vocabulary Tag: katakana foreign words Related Kanji 音 (おと) – sound 報 (ほう)

JLPT N1: Mastering フォロー (Forō) – Understanding Support and Following in Japanese JLPT N1 Vocabulary フォロー (foro-) Definition: 意味 follow; support; back up To follow someone, especially on social media platforms. To provide support, assistance, or backup to someone or something. To cover for someone’s mistake, absence, or to mend a situation. To understand, keep

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.

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:

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

JLPT N1: Understanding ファクト (fakuto) – What is a Fact in Japanese? JLPT N1 Vocabulary ファクト (fakuto) Definition: 意味 fact Something that is known to have happened or to exist. Especially something for which proof exists. A piece of information presented as having objective reality. Type: Noun Level: JLPT N1 Vocabulary Tag: katakana foreign words

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

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

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) –

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

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) –

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,

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;

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

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

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

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)

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