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JFT Vocab Flashcards

Study Japanese vocabulary with flip-card flashcards from the JFT word database.

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大丈夫、ありがとう
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I'm fine, thanks
Daijoubu, arigatou
म ठिकै छु, धन्यवाद
大丈夫、ありがとう
お会いできて光栄です
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I'm pleased to meet you
Oai dekite kouei desu
तपाईलाई भेटेर खुसी लाग्यो
お会いできて光栄です
気をつけてね
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Take care
Ki o tsukete ne
ख्याल राख्नुहोस्
気をつけてね
中国語は話せない
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I can't speak Chinese
Chuugokugo wa hanasenai
म चिनियाँ बोल्न सक्दिनँ
中国語は話せない
素晴らしい!
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Great!
Subarashii!
राम्रो छ!
素晴らしい!
おやすみなさい
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Goodnight
Oyasumi nasai
शुभ रात्रि
おやすみなさい
まあまあです
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So so
Maa maa desu
यस्तै यस्तै
まあまあです
少し中国語は話せます
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I can speak Chinese a little
Sukoshi Chuugokugo wa hanasemasu
म थोरै चिनियाँ बोल्न सक्छु
少し中国語は話せます
はじめまして
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Nice to meet you
Wa jimemashite
तपाईंलाई भेटेर खुशी लाग्यो
はじめまして
英語は話せますか?
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Can you speak English?
Eigo wa hanasemasu ka?
के तपाईंले अंग्रेजी बोल्न सक्नुहुन्छ?
英語は話せますか?
あなたはどうですか?
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How about you?
Anata wa dou desu ka?
तपाईंको के हुन्छ?
あなたはどうですか?
元気?
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How are you?
Genki?
तपाईंलाई कस्तो छ?
元気?
こんにちは/こんにちは
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Hello / Hi
Konnichi-wa/konnichi-wa
नमस्कार / नमस्ते
こんにちは/こんにちは
何歳ですか?
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How old are you?
Nan tose desu ka?
तपाईंको उमेर कति हो?
何歳ですか?
体調が良くない、ありがとう
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I'm not well, thanks
Taichou ga yokunai, arigatou
म ठीक छैन, धन्यवाद
体調が良くない、ありがとう
よし
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Good
yoshi
राम्रो
よし
こんにちは
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Good afternoon
Kon'nichiwa​
शुभ दिन
こんにちは
私の名前は...
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My name is ...
Watashi no namae wa...
मेरो नाम हो ...
私の名前は...
こんばんは
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Good evening
Konban wa
शुभ सन्ध्या
こんばんは
おはようございます
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Good morning
O-wa you gozaimasu
शुभ प्रभात
おはようございます
さようなら
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Goodbye
Sayou nara
नमस्कार
さようなら
名前は?
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What's your name?
Namae wa?
तपाईंको नाम के हो?
名前は?
また後でね
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See you later
Mata ato de ne
पछि भेटौंला
また後でね
わかった
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OK
wakatta
ठीक छ
わかった
私は...何年も前のことだ
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I'm ... years old
Watashi wa... Nannen mo mae no koto da
म हुँ ... वर्षौं पुरानो
私は...何年も前のことだ
久しぶりだな
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It's been a while
Hisashiburi da na
केही समय भयो
久しぶりだな
悪い
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Bad
warui
खराब
悪い
じゃあね
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Bye
jaane
बिदाइ
じゃあね
私は(国)出身です...
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I'm from (country)...
Watashi wa (kuni) shusshin desu...
म (देश) बाट हुँ ...
私は(国)出身です...
私は(30歳)です
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I'm (30) years old
Watashi wa (30 sai) desu
म (30) वर्षको हुँ
私は(30歳)です

About Vocab Flashcards

How Flashcards Help Language Learning

Flashcards are one of the most scientifically proven methods for building foreign language vocabulary. By presenting a word on one side and its meaning on the other, flashcards force active recall rather than passive recognition, which strengthens long-term memory formation significantly.

For Nepali students learning Japanese, flashcards bridge the gap between two very different writing systems. Repeatedly flipping between Japanese characters and Nepali or English meanings trains your brain to make instant associations, which is exactly what you need during the time-pressured JFT-Basic exam.

Spaced Repetition: The Science Behind Effective Review

Spaced repetition is a learning technique where you review words at increasing intervals based on how well you know them. Words you struggle with appear more frequently, while mastered words appear less often. This approach is far more efficient than studying every word equally.

Research shows that spaced repetition can reduce the time needed to memorize vocabulary by up to 50% compared to traditional study methods. Our flashcard tool is designed to help you focus your energy on the words that need the most attention.

JFT Vocabulary Flashcards for Nepali Students

The JFT-Basic exam tests vocabulary across everyday topics like greetings, shopping, transportation, health, and workplace communication. Our flashcard sets are organized around these real exam topics so you study the words most likely to appear on test day.

Each card includes the Japanese word in hiragana or kanji with furigana, its romanized reading, and the meaning in English. This multi-layered approach ensures you can recognize the word in any format the exam presents.

How to Use This Flashcard Tool

Select a topic category to begin studying. Click or tap each card to flip it and reveal the answer. Try to recall the meaning before flipping, as this active effort is what makes flashcards effective. Work through the entire deck, then repeat the cards you found difficult.

For best results, study flashcards in short sessions of 15 to 20 minutes rather than one long session. Aim to review your cards daily, especially in the weeks leading up to your JFT-Basic exam date.

How to Use Vocab Flashcards

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Select a word category or JLPT level to study.

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Flip each card to reveal the meaning and reading.

3

Mark words as known or needing further review.

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Track your progress across study sessions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many vocabulary words do I need to know for the JFT-Basic exam? +
The JFT-Basic exam corresponds roughly to JLPT N4 level, which requires knowledge of approximately 1,500 vocabulary words. However, focusing on the 800 most common everyday words will cover the majority of what appears on the exam. Our flashcard sets prioritize these high-frequency words.
What is the best way to memorize Japanese vocabulary? +
Combine flashcard review with context-based learning. Study words with flashcards for active recall, then reinforce them by reading example sentences and listening to audio. Writing words by hand also strengthens memory. Consistency matters more than session length, so aim for daily practice even if only for 15 minutes.
How often should I review flashcards? +
Daily review is ideal, especially for new words. For words you have already learned well, reviewing every two to three days is sufficient to maintain retention. The key principle is to review just before you would naturally forget, which is why spaced repetition systems are so effective for language learning.
Can I use flashcards to learn kanji as well? +
Yes, flashcards are excellent for kanji study. You can practice recognizing kanji characters, their readings in hiragana, and their meanings. For the JFT-Basic exam, you need to know approximately 300 basic kanji, and flashcard-based study is one of the most efficient ways to build this knowledge.

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