JLPT N5 Kanji: 五 (go) – five

JLPT N5 Kanji: 五 (go) – five

Readings: ゴ (Onyomi), いつ (Kunyomi)

Meaning: five

五 means “five” and is one of the first numbers students learn in Japanese. It appears in numbers, dates, and counters such as 五時 (5 o’clock), 五人 (five people), and 五月 (May).

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Kanji Details

Radical二 (two) + 乙 (second)
Strokes4
JLPT LevelN5
Grade1st Grade

Readings

Onyomi
Kunyomiいつ・いつつ

How to Write – Stroke Order

五 is simple with just 4 strokes. It’s part of the basic set of number kanji and is used constantly in daily life.

  • Start with the top horizontal stroke
  • Draw the vertical and curved components below
Stroke order for 五

Example Sentences

Japanese: 五人の学生がいます。

Kana: ごにんのがくせいがいます。

Romaji: Gonin no gakusei ga imasu.

English: There are five students.

Japanese: 毎日五時に起きます。

Kana: まいにちごじにおきます。

Romaji: Mainichi goji ni okimasu.

English: I wake up at five o’clock every day.

Japanese: 五つりんごがあります。

Kana: いつつりんごがあります。

Romaji: Itsutsu ringo ga arimasu.

English: There are five apples.

Vocabulary Using 五

WordReadingMeaning
five
五ついつつfive (things)
五月ごがつMay
五人ごにんfive people
五時ごじfive o’clock

🔗 N5 Grammar & Vocabulary

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