JapanLingo

Vocabulary

Every word comes with furigana, romaji, and an original example sentence from real life in Japan.

22000 words

obtain — te-form

osamete, sorekara kaigi ni demasu.

I obtain, and then attend the meeting.

💡 Form of 収める (to obtain / settle).

pay (taxes) — te-form

osamete, sorekara kaigi ni demasu.

I pay (taxes), and then attend the meeting.

💡 Form of 納める (to pay (taxes)).

govern — te-form

osamete, sorekara kaigi ni demasu.

I govern, and then attend the meeting.

💡 Form of 治める (to govern).

establish — te-form

sadamete, sorekara kaigi ni demasu.

I establish, and then attend the meeting.

💡 Form of 定める (to establish / stipulate).

advance — te-form

susumete, sorekara kaigi ni demasu.

I advance, and then attend the meeting.

💡 Form of 進める (to advance / proceed with).

recommend (person) — te-form

susumete, sorekara kaigi ni demasu.

I recommend (person), and then attend the meeting.

💡 Form of 薦める (to recommend (person)).

raise — te-form

takamete, sorekara kaigi ni demasu.

I raise, and then attend the meeting.

💡 Form of 高める (to raise / enhance).

deepen — te-form

fukamete, sorekara kaigi ni demasu.

I deepen, and then attend the meeting.

💡 Form of 深める (to deepen).

spread — te-form

hiromete, sorekara kaigi ni demasu.

I spread, and then attend the meeting.

💡 Form of 広める (to spread).

strengthen — te-form

tsuyomete, sorekara kaigi ni demasu.

I strengthen, and then attend the meeting.

💡 Form of 強める (to strengthen).

weaken — te-form

yowamete, sorekara kaigi ni demasu.

I weaken, and then attend the meeting.

💡 Form of 弱める (to weaken).

speed up — te-form

hayamete, sorekara kaigi ni demasu.

I speed up, and then attend the meeting.

💡 Form of 速める (to speed up).

verify — te-form

tashikamete, sorekara kaigi ni demasu.

I verify, and then attend the meeting.

💡 Form of 確かめる (to verify).

polite past: was suitable

kono kaisha wa fusawashikattadesu.

This company polite past: was suitable.

💡 Form of 相応しい (suitable / worthy).

polite past: was remarkable

kono kaisha wa ichijirushikattadesu.

This company polite past: was remarkable.

💡 Form of 著しい (remarkable / striking).

polite past: was extreme

kono kaisha wa hanahadashikattadesu.

This company polite past: was extreme.

💡 Form of 甚だしい (extreme / gross).

polite past: was desirable

kono kaisha wa nozomashikattadesu.

This company polite past: was desirable.

💡 Form of 望ましい (desirable).

polite past: was reliable

kono kaisha wa tanomoshikattadesu.

This company polite past: was reliable.

💡 Form of 頼もしい (reliable / promising).

polite past: was brave

kono kaisha wa isamashikattadesu.

This company polite past: was brave.

💡 Form of 勇ましい (brave).

polite past: was noisy

kono kaisha wa sawagashikattadesu.

This company polite past: was noisy.

💡 Form of 騒がしい (noisy).

polite past: was hectic

kono kaisha wa awatadashikattadesu.

This company polite past: was hectic.

💡 Form of 慌ただしい (hectic).

polite past: was brilliant

kono kaisha wa kagayakashikattadesu.

This company polite past: was brilliant.

💡 Form of 輝かしい (brilliant / glorious).

polite past: was unexpected

kono kaisha wa omoigakenakattadesu.

This company polite past: was unexpected.

💡 Form of 思いがけない (unexpected).

polite past: was wasteful

kono kaisha wa mottainakattadesu.

This company polite past: was wasteful.

💡 Form of もったいない (wasteful).

polite past: was unavoidable

kono kaisha wa yamuoenakattadesu.

This company polite past: was unavoidable.

💡 Form of やむを得ない (unavoidable).

attributive: incomplete (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa hanpana.

This company attributive: incomplete (before a noun).

💡 Form of 半端 (incomplete / half-done).

attributive: vague (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa aimaina.

This company attributive: vague (before a noun).

💡 Form of 曖昧 (vague / ambiguous).

attributive: clear (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa meikakuna.

This company attributive: clear (before a noun).

💡 Form of 明確 (clear / definite).

attributive: formal (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa seishikina.

This company attributive: formal (before a noun).

💡 Form of 正式 (formal / official).

attributive: frank (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa sotchokuna.

This company attributive: frank (before a noun).

💡 Form of 率直 (frank / candid).

attributive: honest (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa sunaona.

This company attributive: honest (before a noun).

💡 Form of 素直 (honest / obedient).

attributive: flexible (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa juunanna.

This company attributive: flexible (before a noun).

💡 Form of 柔軟 (flexible).

attributive: stubborn (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa gankona.

This company attributive: stubborn (before a noun).

💡 Form of 頑固 (stubborn).

attributive: cautious (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa shinchouna.

This company attributive: cautious (before a noun).

💡 Form of 慎重 (cautious).

attributive: bold (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa daitanna.

This company attributive: bold (before a noun).

💡 Form of 大胆 (bold).

attributive: calm (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa reiseina.

This company attributive: calm (before a noun).

💡 Form of 冷静 (calm / cool-headed).

attributive: forcible (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa gouinna.

This company attributive: forcible (before a noun).

💡 Form of 強引 (forcible / pushy).

attributive: skillful (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa koumyouna.

This company attributive: skillful (before a noun).

💡 Form of 巧妙 (skillful / clever).

attributive: serious (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa shinkokuna.

This company attributive: serious (before a noun).

💡 Form of 深刻 (serious / grave).

attributive: poor (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa binbouna.

This company attributive: poor (before a noun).

💡 Form of 貧乏 (poor).

attributive: wealthy (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa yuufukuna.

This company attributive: wealthy (before a noun).

💡 Form of 裕福 (wealthy).

attributive: luxurious (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa goukana.

This company attributive: luxurious (before a noun).

💡 Form of 豪華 (luxurious).

attributive: simple (before a noun)

kono kaisha wa shissona.

This company attributive: simple (before a noun).

💡 Form of 質素 (simple / frugal).

basics is necessary

ashita, kisogahitsuyoudesu.

Tomorrow, basics is necessary.

💡 Common phrase with 基礎 (basics / foundation).