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verb
to think,to feel
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adverb
really, so
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verb
to consider
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noun
situation
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adjectival noun
necessary
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noun
thing,matter
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verb
to do
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verb
to give
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verbal noun
relationship
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noun
the world
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noun
point,dot
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noun
society,public
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pronoun
he,boyfriend
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noun
(informal) You (used by men towards women)
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noun
strength,power
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noun
more than,this is all
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verbal noun
research
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noun
I (used by males)
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verb
to take a lesson or test
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noun
finance,economy
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verb
to receive
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noun
latest,nowadays
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noun
era
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noun
core,heart
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verbal noun
explanation
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verbal noun
education
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noun
woman
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verbal noun
utilization
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verbal noun
introduction
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noun
art,technology,skill
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verb
to be in sight
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adverb
particularly,especially
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verb
to begin
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noun
city
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noun
opinion
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noun
last,end
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pronoun
she,girlfriend
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noun
use
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noun
journal
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verb
to continue
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verb
to change
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verb
to be continued
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adverb
of course
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noun
within
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noun
beginning,first
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noun
shape
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adverb
mostly
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adverb
this way
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noun
reason
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noun
location
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noun
uncooked rice
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noun
international
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noun
politics,government
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adjectival noun
different
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noun
one hundred million
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verb
(respectful) to give
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noun
culture
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pronoun
they
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noun
child
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adjectival noun
freedom
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How many JLPT N4 vocabulary words are there?
This JLPT N4 vocabulary list has 628 essential words, ranked by how often they appear so you study the most useful ones first. Each word includes its reading, meaning, part of speech, pitch accent, and native audio.
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How is the N4 vocabulary ordered?
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What is the best way to study N4 vocabulary?
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