JLPT N5 Time & Dates vocabulary
77 words from JLPT N5 that relate to Time & Dates, ordered by real-world frequency. Words that have an example sentence show it alongside.
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 年もう年だよ。 | year, ageI feel my age. |
| かかる仕事にかかれ！ | it takes (amount of time, money) (v.i.)Get to work! |
| 早い早く来い。 | earlyCome quick! |
| すぐに | immediately, soon |
| 今いま暇？ | nowAre you free now? |
| 初めて初めてだろ？ | for the first timeFirst time? |
| 前７時前にね。 | before, in frontSee you a little before 7. |
| 時間時間終了。 | timeTime is up. |
| 一日 | one day (duration) |
| 後後をつけろ。 | afterwards (later); in the future; the rest; since thenShadow him. |
| 二日 | two days; second day of the month |
| 今日今日は。 | today, this dayGood afternoon. |
| 三日 | three days, third day of the month |
| 次次は誰。 | nextWho is next? |
| 十日 | ten days; tenth day of the month |
| 夜夜です。 | evening, nightIt's night. |
| 二十日 | twenty days, twentieth (day of the month) |
| 明日明日暇？ | tomorrowAre you free tomorrow? |
| いついつ出る？ | whenWhen are we leaving? |
| 朝朝ご飯よ！ | morningBreakfast! |
| 夏夏だね。 | summerIt's summer. |
| 毎日平凡な毎日さ。 | every dayI live an ordinary life. |
| 二十歳私はたちの悪い風邪にかかっている。 | 20 years oldI am suffering from a bad cold. |
| 昨日昨日、泳いだ？ | yesterdayDid you swim yesterday? |
| 今年今年は春が遅い。 | this yearSpring is late this year. |
| 誕生日 | birthday |
| 春春は曙。 | springIn spring, the dawn. |
| 四日 | four days; fourth day of the month |
| 五日いつか電話してよ。 | five days; fifth day of the monthCall me sometime. |
| 秋秋ですね。 | fall (season)Autumn is here. |
| 冬冬は疲れる。 | winterI feel more tired in the wintertime. |
| 八日 | eight days; eighth day of the month |
| 休み休みたい。 | holiday; day off; absenceI want to rest. |
| 午後午後二時です。 | afternoon, P.M.It's two o'clock in the afternoon. |
| 七日 | seven days; seventh day (of the month) |
| 六日 | six days; sixth day of month |
| 午前午前８時です。 | morning, A.M.It’s 8:00 am. |
| 初め演技はじめ！ | beginning, startAction! |
| 毎年毎年行きます。 | every year, yearly, annuallyI go every year. |
| 去年去年の新人です。 | last yearI was a freshman last year. |
| 九日 | nine days; ninth day of the month |
| 遅い遅すぎる。 | slow; (to be) lateToo late. |
| さ来年 | year after next |
| 暇いま暇？ | free time, leisureAre you free now? |
| 速い車は速いな。 | fast, quickThe car is fast. |
| 今週今週末は暇？ | this weekAre you free this weekend? |
| 時計時計してる？ | a watch; a clockAre you wearing a watch? |
| 昼昼からです。 | noon, daytimeI'm starting at noon. |
| 来年来年は卯年だ。 | next yearNext year is the year of the rabbit. |
| 毎週毎週釣りに行く。 | every weekEvery week he goes fishing. |
| 晩晩ご飯は何？ | eveningWhat's for dinner? |
| 先週先週でした。 | last weekIt was last week. |
| 今月今月は金欠なの。 | this monthMoney's tight for me this month. |
| 日曜日日曜日、暇？ | SundayAre you free on Sunday? |
| 来週また来週！ | next weekSee you next week! |
| 土曜日土曜日だよ。 | SaturdayIt is Saturday. |
| 毎月この雑誌は毎月出る。 | every month, monthlyThis magazine is issued every month. |
| 夕方夕方の五時です。 | late afternoon (typically just before dinner time), eveningIt's five in the evening. |
| 今朝今朝の虹みた？ | this morningDid you see the rainbow this morning? |
| 金曜日花の金曜日だ！ | FridayThank God it's Friday! |
| 月曜日月曜日です。 | MondayIt's Monday. |
| 夏休み夏休みが過ぎた。 | summer vacationThe summer vacation is over. |
| カレンダーカレンダーはどこ？ | calendarWhere is the calendar? |
| 先月会合は先月あった。 | last monthThe meeting was last month. |
| 火曜日今日は火曜日です。 | TuesdayToday is Tuesday. |
| 水曜日今日は水曜日です。 | WednesdayToday is Wednesday. |
| 昨夜昨夜はごめん。 | last nightI'm sorry about last night. |
| 木曜日今日は木曜日です。 | ThursdayToday is Thursday. |
| 来月来月子供を生みます。 | next monthShe will give birth to a child next month. |
| 毎朝父は毎朝散歩する。 | every morningMy father takes a walk every morning. |
| 毎晩毎晩電話するよ。 | every nightI'll give you a ring every night. |
| 今晩今晩暇かな？ | tonight, this eveningAre you free tonight? |
| 明後日また明後日。 | day after tomorrowSee you in two days. |
| 一昨日一昨日風が吹いた。 | the day before yesterdayTwo days ago the wind blew. |
| 一昨年私は一昨年この山に登りました。 | year before lastI climbed this mountain the year before last. |
| 一月一月に彼に会いました。 | one monthI met him in January. |
| あさってあさってはトムの誕生日だ。 | day after tomorrowThe day after tomorrow is Tom's birthday. |
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