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JLPT N5 vocabulary
The N5 vocabulary study set: 660 headwords in 7 reviewable batches (100 words each in batches 1–6, 60 in batch 7). The JLPT publishes no official vocabulary list; the set follows the ordering and headwords of the Tanos N5 vocabulary list and is a community study target, not an official coverage guarantee.
The batches
| Batch | Words | Page |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 100 | N5 vocabulary — batch 1 |
| 2 | 100 | N5 vocabulary — batch 2 |
| 3 | 100 | N5 vocabulary — batch 3 |
| 4 | 100 | N5 vocabulary — batch 4 |
| 5 | 100 | N5 vocabulary — batch 5 |
| 6 | 100 | N5 vocabulary — batch 6 |
| 7 | 60 | N5 vocabulary — batch 7 |
Each batch page has two views: a compact study set table (word, reading, meaning, notes) and detailed entries per word — parts of speech, core meanings, furigana segmentation, usage notes, transitivity, an everyday frequency indicator (TUBELEX), associated kanji, related words, an original example, and at most one corpus example (Tatoeba).
Provenance
- Membership and ordering: Tanos N5 vocabulary list (community study set).
- Lexical facts (forms, readings, parts of speech, meanings, transitivity, usage labels): JMdict via the jmdict-simplified JSON distribution.
- Furigana: JmdictFurigana; corpus examples: Tanaka corpus via Tatoeba (each carries its sentence id); frequency: TUBELEX Japanese subtitle data — corpus frequency of everyday writing, never a JLPT prediction.
Tanos separately advertises a broader working target, so the set is not implied to be an official or exhaustive N5 list.
Related pages
- N5 study guide — how the vocabulary fits into N5 study
- N5 kanji — the kanji page teaches readings through N5 example words
- N5 grammar — patterns that use the vocabulary