JLPT N5 Home & Daily Life vocabulary
38 words from JLPT N5 that relate to Home & Daily Life, ordered by real-world frequency. Words that have an example sentence show it alongside.
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 家家に来て。 | house, homeCome home. |
| 住む住めば都。 | to reside, to live inWherever you live is the best place. |
| お手洗い | toilet, restroom, bathroom (lit., a place to wash one's hands) |
| お風呂 | a bath |
| 部屋部屋を出ろ。 | a roomYou must go out of the room. |
| アパート | apartment (abbr.) |
| 箱箱がある。 | boxThere is a box. |
| お皿 | plate, dish |
| カップカップが割れた。 | cupThe cup broke. |
| トイレお前はトイレだ！ | bathroom; toiletYou are a toilet! |
| 電気電気消して。 | electricity, (electric) lightPut out the light. |
| 家庭家庭は円満だ。 | home; familyI have peace at home. |
| ベッドベッドへいけ。 | bedGet to bed. |
| 窓窓を閉めて。 | windowClose the window. |
| ドアドア閉めて。 | door (Western style)Close the door. |
| 門知るもんか。 | gateWho cares? |
| テーブルテーブルの下よ。 | tableIt's under the table. |
| 椅子この椅子は軽い。 | chairThis chair is light. |
| 階段階段がある。 | stairsThere are stairs. |
| 庭庭の花は美しい。 | gardenThe flowers in the garden are beautiful. |
| シャワーシャワーするの？ | showerAre you going to shower? |
| アパートいいアパートね。 | apartment (abbr.)This is a great apartment. |
| 机私の机は古い。 | deskMy desk is old. |
| 戸えっと。 | door (Japanese style)Let me see. |
| 冷蔵庫冷蔵庫の中だよ。 | refrigeratorIt's in the fridge. |
| 傘傘さす？ | umbrella, parasolDo you want an umbrella? |
| 玄関だれか玄関にいる。 | entrance (to a house or a building)Someone is at the door. |
| コップこれ誰のコップ？ | a tumbler; a glassWhose glass is this? |
| 台所台所はどこ？ | kitchenWhere's the kitchen? |
| 廊下廊下に箱がある。 | corridorThere’s a box in the hall. |
| いすこのいすは軽い。 | chairThis chair is light. |
| 本棚ジョンは本棚を作った。 | bookshelfJohn built a bookcase. |
| ふろ彼はふろに水を入れた。 | bathHe ran water into the bathtub. |
| ストーブストーブ切った？ | heater (lit: stove)Did you turn the stove off? |
| 灰皿灰皿を下さい。 | ashtrayI need an ashtray. |
| かぎ門にかぎを掛けなさい。 | a lock; a keyFasten the gate. |
| 花瓶花瓶割ったの誰？ | (flower) vaseWho broke the vase? |
| せっけんせっけんで手を洗いました。 | soapI washed my hands with soap. |
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