Practice JLPTExtra · Bonus Vocabulary
Extra Vocabulary List
3,331 words
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home, household
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face
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together, at the same time
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we
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doctor
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meeting
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to not be
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work hard, do one's best
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cellular phone
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(speaker's) father
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(speaker's) mother
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really, truly
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last long, be durable
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last year (formal, often used in writing)
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dollar
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much, largely
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alarm clock
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receipt
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tissue
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toothbrush
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sushi
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left side
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right side
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by oneself, alone
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take along, bring along (a person)
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welcome
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waiter
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absolutely, definitely
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cold medicine
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iced coffee
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Japanese deep-fried food
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bring (a person)
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older brother
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older sister
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Heisei era
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half a day
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half a month
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look like, resemble
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carrot
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potato
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eggplant
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treat
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older, senior
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return to one's country
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corner (to turn)
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one's house, one's home
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weekend
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bookstore (colloquial)
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ticket gate
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bus stop
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hate
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second floor, upstairs
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apple
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tangerine
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about when, about what time
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(one's own) uncle
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(one's own) aunt
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young person, youth
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size, dimension
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golf
Frequently asked questions
What is the Extra vocabulary list?
It's a bonus set of 3331 high-frequency Japanese words that fall outside the JLPT N5–N1 lists — useful everyday vocabulary worth knowing, each with its reading, meaning, pitch accent, and native audio.
Is the Extra vocabulary list free?
Yes — every Extra word and example sentence is free to study, with no sign-up.
How is the Extra vocabulary ordered?
Words are ordered by frequency (most common first), so the earliest pages cover the highest-value words.
What is the best way to study this vocabulary?
Learn in small batches, listen to the audio for each word, and read the example sentences to see it in context.