| yoofuku | clothes, suit, dress |
| kutsu | shoes |
| booshi | hat, cap |
| suutsu | a suit |
| seetaa | sweater |
| T-shatsu | T-shirt |
| kooto | coat |
| jiinzu | jeans |
| nekutai | necktie, tie |
| pantsu | slacks, trousers / underpants |
| shitagi | underwear |
| suniikaa | sneakers |
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Although they call it a grammar section, it's actually more of a vocabulary test. There are a few questions where they test your knowled...
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The Japanese Language Proficiency Test requires you to be familiar with a lot of vocabulary and grammatical patterns that you never hear in ...
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JLPT will be divided into 5 levels instead of 4 levels starting July 2010. It will be held twice a year - respectively early July and early ...
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Grammar - 文法 Japanese grammar is quite simple and straight forward but very different from English grammar so most English speakers find...
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Vocabulary - 単語 Now that you've got the Japanese alphabets down, let's learn some vocabulary words and simple phrases. I will l...
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You don't have to be able to write a single kanji character in order to pass the test, so don't bother wasting your time studying ho...
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AMARI Amari. Meaning: Not much, not many, not enough, not well, not very When to use? 1) Used with negative verb Kanojo wa amari tabemasen. ...
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Adjectives and Adverbs There are two different types of words that can be used to modify nouns and verbs. One group is much like what w...
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You will notice that group 2 verb ends with "eru" . 1. あける (akeru) – Open 2. あげる (ageru) – Give 3. いれる (ireru) – Put in 4. うまれる...
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