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JLPT N3 Vocabulary
The 1,647 words on the JLPT N3 list, the bridge from beginner to intermediate Japanese. Each card has the word with furigana, its meaning, an example sentence, and audio.
Sample cards
hakase
noun
expert, learned person
メースン
Dr Mason placed his work above everything.
hitai
noun
forehead, brow
Wipe the sweat from your brow.
toi
noun
question, query
I found the question very easy.
gaman
noun, suru noun, transitive verb, intransitive verb
endurance, patience
Also: perseverance, bearing (with something)
この
I can't put up with this cold.
imani
adverb
before long, even now
いまに
Soon nobody will have anything to do with you.
manzoku
noun, na adjective, suru noun
satisfaction, contentment
Also: gratification
いつもあかだらけで、
He was always filthy and looked like he wasn't given enough food.
The first 100 cards
In study order. The full deck has 1,647 in the app.
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The 2000 most common Japanese words with audio, furigana, and example sentences.
Questions
Do the Japanese decks have furigana?
Yes. The JLPT decks, Core 2000, Core 6000 and Tae Kim's grammar sentences show the reading above each kanji, the way furigana is printed in learner books.
Are there JLPT vocabulary decks?
Yes, one per level: N5 (667 words), N4 (630), N3 (1,647), N2 (1,737) and N1 (3,053). Each card has the word with furigana, its meaning, an example sentence and audio. The JLPT itself has not published official vocabulary lists since 2010, so any JLPT word list is an unofficial one.
Is this like the Anki Core 2000 / Core 6000 deck?
It covers the same frequency-ordered vocabulary, with audio, furigana and an example sentence per word, and it is ready to study in the app with no import step. Core 6000 uses cloze cards: you fill in the missing word from the sentence.
Can I learn hiragana and katakana with these decks?
Yes. The Hiragana deck has all 46 characters and the Katakana deck all 104, each card with pronunciation audio.