N5 vocabulary

JLPT N5: Mastering 元気 (genki) – Healthy, Energetic, Fine! JLPT N5 Vocabulary 元気【げんき】 (genki) Definition: 意味 Healthy, energetic, fine A state of physical and mental well-being, indicating full vitality and vigor. Often used to inquire about or express one’s health. Commonly heard in greetings like ‘How are you?’ (お元気ですか？). Can describe a person, animal, or […]

JLPT N5: Understanding 太い (futoi) – Thick & Fat JLPT N5 Vocabulary 太い【ふとい】 (futoi) Definition: 意味 thick; fat describes something that has a large diameter or width can also refer to a person or animal that is plump or stout often used for things like ropes, pencils, trees, or legs it contrasts with 細い (hosoi),

JLPT N5: Understanding 古い (furui) – “Old” JLPT N5 Vocabulary 古い【ふるい】 (furui) Definition: 意味 old; aged Not new or fresh. Refers to objects, things, or concepts that have existed for a long time. Can also imply being worn out, out of date, or traditional. Used for inanimate objects, not typically for people. (For people, use

JLPT N5: Understanding 大好き (daisuki) JLPT N5 Vocabulary 大好き【だいすき】 (daisuki) Definition: 意味 love; like very much; favorite Expresses a strong affection or liking towards someone or something. It’s a more intense form of 好き (suki) and often translates to ‘love’, ‘very fond of’, or ‘favorite’. Can be used for people, animals, objects, activities, and concepts.

JLPT N5: Mastering 大丈夫 (daijoubu) – “Are You Okay?” and More! JLPT N5 Vocabulary 大丈夫【だいじょうぶ】 (daijoubu) Definition: 意味 OK; All right; No problem fine, alright, or okay no problem, no worries safe, secure, or reliable it’s unnecessary; no thank you I’m alright, I’m well Type: Adjectival Noun Level: JLPT N5 Vocabulary Tag: JLPT N5 Adjectives

JLPT N5: Understanding 近い (chikai) JLPT N5 Vocabulary 近い【ちかい】 (chikai) Definition: 意味 near; close Describes something that is not far away in distance. Can also refer to something that is close in time or relationship. Type: I-adjective Level: JLPT N5 Vocabulary Tag: JLPT N5 Adjectives Vocabulary List Related Kanji 私 (わたし) – I; private 家

JLPT N5: Understanding 小さい (chiisai) JLPT N5 Vocabulary 小さい【ちいさい】 (chiisai) Definition: 意味 small; little used to describe something that is not large in size can also refer to something of lesser magnitude or importance it can describe sound as quiet or a voice as soft Type: い-adjective Level: JLPT N5 Vocabulary Tag: JLPT N5 Adjectives

JLPT N5: Mastering 便利 (benri) – Convenient & Useful! JLPT N5 Vocabulary 便利【べんり】 (benri) Definition: 意味 Convenient, handy, useful Easy to use or access. Practical and efficient. Suitable for a particular purpose, making tasks simpler. Type: Na-adjective Level: JLPT N5 Vocabulary Tag: JLPT N5 Adjectives Vocabulary List Related Kanji 便 (べん) – convenience, post 利

JLPT N5: Understanding 暑い (atsui) – Hot Weather JLPT N5 Vocabulary 暑い【あつい】 (atsui) Definition: 意味 hot describing high ambient temperature, such as hot weather or air can also refer to the sensation of feeling hot Type: い-Adjective Level: JLPT N5 Vocabulary Tag: JLPT N5 Adjectives Vocabulary List Related Kanji 日 (ひ) – sun, day 火

JLPT N5: Mastering 厚い (atsui) – Exploring its Many Meanings JLPT N5 Vocabulary 厚い【あつい】 (atsui) Definition: 意味 thick; deep; warmhearted; kind Describes physical thickness, such as books, walls, or clothing. Used for dense or deep conditions, like a thick fog or a deep layer of snow. Refers to a person’s warmheartedness, kindness, or generosity. Can

JLPT N5: Mastering 熱い (atsui) – Hot to the Touch and More! JLPT N5 Vocabulary 熱い【あつい】 (atsui) Definition: 意味 hot (to the touch) Describes something that is physically hot or heated. Commonly used for food, drinks, or objects that are hot to the touch. Can also refer to a passionate, intense, or enthusiastic feeling. It

JLPT N5: Mastering 暖かい (atatakai) – Warmth in Japanese JLPT N5 Vocabulary 暖かい【あたたかい】 (atatakai) Definition: 意味 warm Refers to a pleasant and comfortable warmth, often associated with weather (e.g., warm weather, spring). Can also describe a warm feeling, such as a warm heart or warm atmosphere. Used for air temperature, not for hot objects (熱い

JLPT N5: Mastering 新しい (atarashii) – The Japanese Word for ‘New’ JLPT N5 Vocabulary 新しい【あたらしい】 (atarashii) Definition: 意味 new not existing before; recently made, built, or discovered different from what was there or what you had before modern; not old-fashioned, fresh Type: い-adjective Level: JLPT N5 Vocabulary Tag: JLPT N5 Adjectives Vocabulary List Related Kanji

JLPT N5: Mastering 青い (aoi) – The Many Shades of Blue JLPT N5 Vocabulary 青い【あおい】 (aoi) Definition: 意味 blue describes the color blue can also refer to green, especially for plants, traffic lights, or oceans sometimes used to describe something unripe or inexperienced can also imply paleness or a lack of color, like a pale

JLPT N5: Mastering 甘い (amai) – Beyond Just “Sweet” JLPT N5 Vocabulary 甘い【あまい】 (amai) Definition: 意味 Sweet (Of taste) Sweet; sugary, having a pleasant taste. Naive; optimistic; lacking in strictness or realism. Lenient; not strict; easy-going towards someone. (Of a lock, knot) Loose; not tight; easily undone or broken. Indulgent; doting; allowing too much freedom.

JLPT N5: Mastering 明るい (akarui) – Bright & Cheerful JLPT N5 Vocabulary 明るい【あかるい】 (akarui) Definition: 意味 bright; cheerful Describes something that has a lot of light or is well-lit. Refers to a sunny or clear day. Used to describe a person’s cheerful, lively, or optimistic personality. Can also imply being open-minded or having a clear

JLPT N5: Mastering 赤い (akai) – The Color Red JLPT N5 Vocabulary 赤い【あかい】 (akai) Definition: 意味 red Describes something that is red in color. It is an い-adjective, meaning it directly modifies nouns (e.g., 赤い花 – red flower) It can also be used predicatively (e.g., この花は赤い – This flower is red). Used to describe various

JLPT N5: Mastering 危ない (abunai) – Dangerous! JLPT N5 Vocabulary 危ない【あぶない】 (abunai) Definition: 意味 dangerous; risky Describes a situation or object that poses a threat or risk of harm. Used as an exclamation to warn someone of immediate danger, similar to ‘Look out!’ or ‘Watch out!’. Can also refer to a ‘close call’ or ‘narrow

Understanding ズボン (zubon) – JLPT N5 Vocabulary JLPT N5 Vocabulary ズボン (zubon) Definition: 意味 trousers; pants A piece of clothing that covers the legs and waist. Worn on the lower body. Type: Noun Level: JLPT N5 Vocabulary Tag: katakana foreign words Related Kanji 服 (ふく) – clothes 着 (きる) – to wear 買 (かう) –

Mastering ゼロ (Zero) – JLPT N5 Vocabulary Guide JLPT N5 Vocabulary ゼロ (zero) Definition: 意味 zero the number zero; nothing; nil; a complete absence of something Type: Noun Level: JLPT N5 Vocabulary Tag: katakana foreign words Related Kanji 円 (えん) – yen 点 (てん) – point 本 (ほん) – counter for long, cylindrical objects/books View