N5 VOCABULARY 2





JLPT N5 Level Vocabulary

Lesson 2


良い
いい
Good / excellent
いいえ

No
言う
いう
Tell
家
いえ
House
行く
いく
Go
池
いけ
Well
いくつ

How old?
医者
いしゃ
Doctor
いす

Chair
忙しい
いそがしい
Busy
痛い
いたい
Painful
一
いち
One
一日
1日
One day
一番
いちばん
First/number one/best
いつ

When
いつか

Five days/the fifth day of the month/some day
一緒
いっしょ
Together
五つ
いつつ
Five
いつも

Always
今
いま
Now
意味
いみ
Meaning
妹
いもうと
Younger sister (other`s)
嫌
いや
Unpleasant, not likable
入口
いりぐち口
entrance
入れる
いれる
To insert, to put in
色
いろ
color
色々
いろいろ
various
上
うえ
On, top, above
後ろ
うしろ
Back, rear, behind
薄い
うすい
thin
歌
うた
song
歌う
うたう
To sing
内
うち
Inside, within, while
生まれる
うまれる
To be born
海
うみ
Sea
売る
うる
To sell
上着
うわぎ
Coat, jacket

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