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JLPT N5 Vocabulary Deck - With Audio & Example Sentences
3.09MB. 641 audio & 2 images. Updated 2015-06-06.
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Description
This is a vocabulary deck that encompasses all of the vocabulary that you are likely to need in order to pass JLPT N5.
You can find out more about this deck and how to use it appropriately by checking out this article: JLPT N5 Vocabulary List - PDF, Flashcards, Excel, & Audio Formats.
On that page, you can also download a PDF and/or Excel spreadsheet of this JLPT N5 Vocabulary deck.
This deck was created by NihongoShark.com, where you can learn all kinds of good stuff about Japanese-language PWNing.
Good luck on the test everyone!!
Niko
p.s. If you're feeling especially awesome today, it would mean a lot to me if you could write a positive review of this deck. If you have issues with it that you'd like me to address, please let me know by commenting on this page.
p.p.s Here are some screenshots & more info:
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| Target Word with Ruby | じゃ(あ)[じゃ(あ)] |
| English Definition (Lengthy Version) | 〔'では' のなまり〕 in that ⌐case [instance]; if that is ⌐so [the case]; well (then); (right) then; so. [⇒-では] |
| Japanese Example Sentence | 「それは 困[こま]ります」「じゃあどうしろ って言[ってい]うのかね」。 |
| English Translation of Sentence | That's no good.―"So what do you want me to do (then)?". |
| Target Japanese Word | じゃ(あ) |
| Target Word Furigana | じゃ(あ) |
| Target Japanese Word 2 | じゃ |
| Target Furigana 2 | じゃ |
| Target Romaji | ja |
| Simple Definition | well, then |
| Audio | |
| Notes | |
| Tags |
| Target Word with Ruby | 九つ[ここのつ] |
| English Definition (Lengthy Version) | ① 〔数〕 nine; 〔年齢〕 nine years old. [＝く１]② 〔昔の時刻〕 12 o'clock. |
| Japanese Example Sentence | 九[ここの]つの 子供[こども]。 |
| English Translation of Sentence | A nine-year old (child); a child of nine (years old). |
| Target Japanese Word | 九つ |
| Target Word Furigana | ここのつ |
| Target Japanese Word 2 | 九つ |
| Target Furigana 2 | ここのつ |
| Target Romaji | kokonotsu |
| Simple Definition | nine |
| Audio | |
| Notes | |
| Tags |
| Target Word with Ruby | 漢字[かんじ] |
| English Definition (Lengthy Version) | (a) kanji 《pl. ～(s)》; a Chinese ⌐character [ideograph] 《used in Japanese writing》. |
| Japanese Example Sentence | 漢字[かんじ]で 書[か]く。 |
| English Translation of Sentence | Write in kanji. |
| Target Japanese Word | 漢字 |
| Target Word Furigana | かんじ |
| Target Japanese Word 2 | 漢字 |
| Target Furigana 2 | かんじ |
| Target Romaji | kanji |
| Simple Definition | Kanji character |
| Audio | |
| Notes | |
| Tags |
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Reviews
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The examples really help to remember the words. Just be sure not to rely too much on furiganas (I turned it off)
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No me deja descargar este maso
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Thanks
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good
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Okkk
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Vert complete
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This deck is too vague in how it asks questions. It asks for the English translation of ～はい which an N5 learner could recognize as "yes". However, the flipside of the card shows that the word it was looking for is 杯, pronounced はい and meaning "~cups". The question used the kana はい instead of the kanji 杯 so it is initially unclear which homonym it was asking for. The deck translates 日 as "…st, ..nd, ..th" which is not useful. Perhaps I am using the deck incorrectly, but as of 2020 the author's page on "how to use this deck" above is unavailable. The example sentences and subject material seems good, and I'm sure the deck could be improved, but right now I think there are better vocabulary decks out there.
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Thank you,
I'll try
I'll try
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Good
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Simple, and clear
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Good work for beginners!
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Great for study
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Good learning tool
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Exactly what I was looking for, thanks for your work.
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The furigana and the no-nonsense approach makes this deck ideal for cramming!
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Usefull
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Good work. :)
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Excellent resource. Thank you for your hard work.
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It might not be perfect but it's pretty good and you did the work of putting this together for me so I have nothing to complain about! It's also free so I feel like you shouldn't really complain about it anyway. But thank you!!!
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Super helpful!!
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Thank you!
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Nice
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わかる安い。ありがとうございました。
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woooooooo
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nice collection with some flaws.
The example sentences are often really weird and sometimes not connected to the learned word.
The example sentences are often really weird and sometimes not connected to the learned word.
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Great prep tool for the jlpt n5
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Do not download this deck: around 5% of it - wrong translations; some words in kanji, some in hiragana (which should be in kanji); and this deck is missing ~50 words from JLPT N5. This is a mediocre deck, I learned it all and it doesn't cover all test. Now I have to relearn JLPT N5 somewhere else again!
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Oh, this is rally great for the N5 prep in a short time
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Niko at NihongoShark.com has a virtually endless stream of terrific resources at a variety of levels. Fantastic.
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Nice deck thank you !
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i think is good
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I did the test,.... usefull I think, but more for day to day then for the test
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Vocabulary is mostly fine, example sentences not so much
I use this deck to review vocabulary that I should already know but have forgotten. For doing that, this deck is decent (a few mistakes such as 字 being translated to city).
Some negative points/things to be aware of:
- the audio is computer generated rather than a native speaker. That means it is missing the pitch accent, which is kind of necessary if you want to speak like a native.
- the example sentences are beyond bad. If you are new to Japanese please don't waste your time trying to learn them. In many cases they are flat out wrong for the vocabulary presented. Even in cases where they are not wrong, they are often not useful or not suitable for N5.
I recommend following the links to the online dictionaries to check other example sentences. The 'Japanese core 2000' decks are excellent resources for example sentences once you have a few hundred words of vocabulary and basic grammar.
I use this deck to review vocabulary that I should already know but have forgotten. For doing that, this deck is decent (a few mistakes such as 字 being translated to city).
Some negative points/things to be aware of:
- the audio is computer generated rather than a native speaker. That means it is missing the pitch accent, which is kind of necessary if you want to speak like a native.
- the example sentences are beyond bad. If you are new to Japanese please don't waste your time trying to learn them. In many cases they are flat out wrong for the vocabulary presented. Even in cases where they are not wrong, they are often not useful or not suitable for N5.
I recommend following the links to the online dictionaries to check other example sentences. The 'Japanese core 2000' decks are excellent resources for example sentences once you have a few hundred words of vocabulary and basic grammar.
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Lots of mistakes, low quality over all
I've had to edit something like 10-20 of the cards because they were simply factually wrong. For example, ワイシャツ doesn't mean "white shirt", it means "Y shirt", like opposed to T-shirt, i.e. dress shirt. It's 和製英語. I've forgotten the others, but there were quite a few that I had to correct for one reason or another. Good thing I know most of this vocab already or I'd be in real trouble.
Also, the example sentences are just horrific. Most of them don't contain the vocab work, and have either a homophone or just have no relationship at all to the card.
I've had to edit something like 10-20 of the cards because they were simply factually wrong. For example, ワイシャツ doesn't mean "white shirt", it means "Y shirt", like opposed to T-shirt, i.e. dress shirt. It's 和製英語. I've forgotten the others, but there were quite a few that I had to correct for one reason or another. Good thing I know most of this vocab already or I'd be in real trouble.
Also, the example sentences are just horrific. Most of them don't contain the vocab work, and have either a homophone or just have no relationship at all to the card.
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Seems great
Can anyone help? What does "ruby" mean in "Target Word with Ruby"?
I'll try and keep my question to a minimum, google provided no insights this time.
I know some Hiragana and next to no Katakana but this deck seems well fleshed out.
I'll check back to see if anyone has responded
Thanks
– Anton
Can anyone help? What does "ruby" mean in "Target Word with Ruby"?
I'll try and keep my question to a minimum, google provided no insights this time.
I know some Hiragana and next to no Katakana but this deck seems well fleshed out.
I'll check back to see if anyone has responded
Thanks
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Thanks a lot. Very useful!
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Just About Perfect :)
I highly recommend this deck for anyone starting to learn Japanese JLPT N5 Vocabulary as it is perfect in almost every regard.
If i was to make a bad comment about it, it would be to add English voice as well as i also try to learn by listening to the Japanese pressing space and listening to the English to see if i got the word right by speech (It would be tiresome to keep opening and shutting your eyes when using this method) but considering this has 650 terms in it i understand why it wasn't added :)
Nice job :)
I highly recommend this deck for anyone starting to learn Japanese JLPT N5 Vocabulary as it is perfect in almost every regard.
If i was to make a bad comment about it, it would be to add English voice as well as i also try to learn by listening to the Japanese pressing space and listening to the English to see if i got the word right by speech (It would be tiresome to keep opening and shutting your eyes when using this method) but considering this has 650 terms in it i understand why it wasn't added :)
Nice job :)
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WOW AMAZING
!!!THANK YOU
!!!THANK YOU
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Great!
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Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️
I gave three stars and I'm here to learn and improve my hiragana and more. The audio and everything is fine, the vocabulary and all are perfect. But what bothers me is that most of the cards does not have the audio and secondly when u give an example for the Japanese statement, you should right the romaji version too because I'm sure many of us here do not want know how to read it plus, we all want to learn how to construct sentences too but if we do not know how to read the sentence how to we learn?
I gave three stars and I'm here to learn and improve my hiragana and more. The audio and everything is fine, the vocabulary and all are perfect. But what bothers me is that most of the cards does not have the audio and secondly when u give an example for the Japanese statement, you should right the romaji version too because I'm sure many of us here do not want know how to read it plus, we all want to learn how to construct sentences too but if we do not know how to read the sentence how to we learn?
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Examples are really bad
The vocabulary is nice, and the audio is mostly fine, but the deck far from perfect. Some words don't have audio at all, the audio for all multi-syllable counter/measure-words are messed up, at least an Android (if it's the tilde character causing issues, why not use a dash instead?).
But the major issue with this deck is examples: they are simply horrible. Many use a different english word in the sentence translation and in the simple word translation above. Some use kanji in the example but kana for the simple translation (even for the same word/reading). Many use really weird and unusual/regional english expression, which could have been replaced with more literal but perfectly fine english sentences (this is especially hard for non-native english speakers that don't have the luxury to have access to Japanese learning material from their mother tongue). Most use advanced vocabulary not yet introduced, and probably too advanced to be in the N5 deck anyway.
The vocabulary is nice, and the audio is mostly fine, but the deck far from perfect. Some words don't have audio at all, the audio for all multi-syllable counter/measure-words are messed up, at least an Android (if it's the tilde character causing issues, why not use a dash instead?).
But the major issue with this deck is examples: they are simply horrible. Many use a different english word in the sentence translation and in the simple word translation above. Some use kanji in the example but kana for the simple translation (even for the same word/reading). Many use really weird and unusual/regional english expression, which could have been replaced with more literal but perfectly fine english sentences (this is especially hard for non-native english speakers that don't have the luxury to have access to Japanese learning material from their mother tongue). Most use advanced vocabulary not yet introduced, and probably too advanced to be in the N5 deck anyway.
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Thank you.
Thank you, this is really helpful.
Thank you, this is really helpful.
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Thank You
For this great deck!
For this great deck!
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Perfect
That's one of the best voca-deck.
I do hope you'll do N3-2-1 :)
That's one of the best voca-deck.
I do hope you'll do N3-2-1 :)
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Absolutely amazing!
The quality of this deck shows how much effort was put into it! Well done & thanks!
The quality of this deck shows how much effort was put into it! Well done & thanks!
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Definitely SMARTer than memorizing with my books
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time-bound - in short, manageable for my level of Japanese, so I think this will be more effective. Will update you all with my progress, but with my meager experience, this will work for me.
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time-bound - in short, manageable for my level of Japanese, so I think this will be more effective. Will update you all with my progress, but with my meager experience, this will work for me.
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Better than the other N5 deck I was using...
I Switched to this deck from the Ultimate N5 deck for one simple reason, this one includes example sentences which clears up a lot of confusion about what the word actually means. Thanks for this amazing deck.
I Switched to this deck from the Ultimate N5 deck for one simple reason, this one includes example sentences which clears up a lot of confusion about what the word actually means. Thanks for this amazing deck.