JLPT N5 Vocab Part 1 Study Deck Flashcards
赤 あか
Red
秋 あき
Fall, Autumn
飴 あめ
Candy
雨 あめ
Rain
姉 あね
Older sister, Elder Sister. However, like any other family word, there are situations where you change this. For example, when you talk to your older sister or talk about someone else’s older sister, you use respectful words for them. Formal ways to say “Ane” include, “お姉さん (oneesan),” and “お姉様.” You can also use “お 姉ちゃん (oneechan),” however, this is ONLY when you talk TO your older sister. If you talk about your own sister to people who aren’t your sister, you can just say “ane.”
兄 あに
Older Brother. Like other family members, you use formal words for “Ani” when talking TO your older brother or talking about other people’s older brothers. Formal ways to say “ani” include “Oniisama,” “Oniisan,” and… well… “Oniichan.” HOWEVER “ONIICHAN” IS ONLY FOR TALKING TO YOUR OLDER BROTHER. It’s not just for anyone. People will think your weird if you call their brother “Oniichan” unless you actually KNOW their brother.
青 あお
Blue
アパート
Apartment
朝 あさ
Morning
朝ご飯 あさごはん
Breakfast
明後日 あさって
Day after tomorrow
足 あし
Foot, Leg, Paw, Arm
明日 あした
Tomorrow
頭 あたま
Head
後 あと
After
後ろ うしろ
Behind (like behind you)
晩ご飯 ばんごはん
Dinner
番号 ばんごう
Number
バス
Bus
バター
Butter
ベッド
Bed
勉強 べんきょう
To study
ボールペン
Ballpoint pen
帽子 ぼうし
Hat, Cap
文章 ぶんしょう
Sentence
豚 ぶた
Pig
肉 にく
Meat
豚肉 ぶたにく
Pork
病院 びょういん
Hospital
病気 びょうき
Sickness, Disease, Illness
気分が悪い きぶんがわるい
A phrase meaning, I am sick.
茶色 ちゃいろ
Brown
茶碗 ちゃわん
Rice bowl, Tea Cup
父 ちち
(My) Father. Family is confusing, so for this, you say “chichi” when you are talking about your father to other people who aren’t your father. When you talk to your father, you say “Otousan,” “Otousama,” “Chichiwae,” or any formal way of saying “father.” When you talk about other people’s fathers, you also use one of the formal ways to say “father.” I also don’t recommend you going around calling your father “パパ (papa),” even though it’s informal, just because it is very childish.
地下鉄 ちかてつ
Subway, underground train
地図 ちず
Map
台所 だいどころ
Kitchen
大学 だいがく
University
出口 でぐち
Exit, gateway, way out
電気 でんき
Electricity
電車 でんしゃ
Train, electric train
電話 でんわ
Telephone, Phone
デーパト
Department store
ドア
Door
どなた
Who
動物 どうぶつ
Animal
土曜日 どようび
Saturday
絵 え
Picture
ええ
Yes, that is correct, right
映画 えいが
Movie
映画館 えいがかん
Movie theater, cinema
英語 えいご
Enlgish Language
駅 えき
Station
鉛筆 えんぴつ
Pencil
エレベーター
Elevator
フィルム
Film
フォーク
Fork
服 ふく
Clothes
二人 ふたり
Two people, pair, couple
二つ ふたつ
Two (counter for general items)
二日 ふつか
The second day of the month, two days
封筒 ふうとう
Envelope
冬 ふゆ
Winter
外国 がいこく
Foreign Country
外国人 がいこくじん
Foreigner, non-Japanese person,
学校 がっこう
School
学生 がくせい
Student
玄関 げんかん
Enterance
元気 げんき
Lively, full of spirit, energetic, well
月曜日 げつようび
Monday
銀行 ぎんこう
Bank
ギター
Guitar
五 ご
Five
午後 ごご
Afternoon、pm
ご飯 ごはん
Cooked rice, meal
午前 ごぜん
Morning, Am
グラム
Gram
牛 うし
Cow
牛肉 ぎゅうにく
Beef
牛乳 ぎゅうにゅう
Milk
ミルク
Milk
歯 は
Tooth
八 はち
Eight
葉書 はがき
Postcard
母 はは
Mother, mom. Like any other family member, it changes as you talk to different people. When you talk to your mother calling her “mom,” you need to be formal. If you are talking about someone else’s mother, you also need to be formal. The formal version of “mother” is, “お母さん- okaasan” or “お母様- okaasama.” When you talk about your own mother to other people who are not your own mother, You can just say 母-haha.
はい
Yes, That is correct
灰皿 はいざら
Ashtray
箱 はこ
Box, Crate
半 はん
Half, semi-, half-past
花 はな
Flower
鼻 はな
Nose
話 はなし
Talk, Speech, CHあt,Converstaion
半分 はんぶん
Half
ハンカチ
Handkerchief
晴れ はれ
Sunny, Good weather
春 はる
Spring
箸 はし
Chopsticks
橋 はし
Bridge
二十歳 はたち
20Years old
二十日 はつか
Twentieth day of the month、 twenty days
辺 へん
Area
部屋 へや
Room
左 ひだり
Left, Left hand side
東 ひがし
East