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Verbs [611 words] Japanese Brain Training
| Classification | Words | Example Sentences |
|---|---|---|
| Verbs #1 (1-100) | #1 words | #1 Example Sentences |
| Verbs #2 (101-200) | #2 words | #2 Example Sentences |
| Verbs #3 (201-300) | #3 words | #3 Example Sentences |
| Verbs #4 (301-400) | #4 words | #4 Example Sentences |
| Verbs #5 (401-500) | #5 words | #5 Example Sentences |
| Verbs #6 (501-611) | #6 words | #6 Example Sentences |
Adverbs [194 words] Japanese Brain Training
| Classification | Words | Example Sentences |
|---|---|---|
| Adverbs #1 (1-100) | #1 words | #1 Example Sentences |
| Adverbs #2 (101- 194) | #2 words | #2 Example Sentences |
Nouns 1 [710 words] Japanese Brain Training
| Classification | Words | Example Sentences |
|---|---|---|
| Noun 1 #1 (1-100) | #1 words | #1 Example Sentences |
| Noun 1 #2 (101-200) | #2 words | #2 Example Sentences |
| Noun 1 #3 (201-300) | #3 words | #3 Example Sentences |
| Noun 1 #4 (301-400) | #4 words | #4 Example Sentences |
| Noun 1 #5 (401-500) | #5 words | #5 Example Sentences |
| Noun 1 #6 (501-600) | #6 words | #6 Example Sentences |
| Noun 1 #7 (701-710) | #7 words | #7 Example Sentences |
Adjectives [457 words] Japanese Brain Training
| Classification | Words | Example Sentences |
|---|---|---|
| Adjectives #1 (1-100) | #1 words | #1 Example Sentences |
| Adjectives #2 (101-200) | #2 words | #2 Example Sentences |
| Adjectives #3 (201-300) | #3 words | #3 Example Sentences |
| Adjectives #4 (301-400) | #4 words | #4 Example Sentences |
| Adjectives #5 (401-457) | #5 words | #5 Example Sentences |
Nouns 2 [714 words] Japanese Brain Training
| Classification | Words | Example Sentences |
|---|---|---|
| Nouns 2 #1 (1-100) | #1 words | #1 Example Sentences |
| Nouns 2 #2 (101-200) | #2 words | #2 Example Sentences |
| Nouns 2 #3 (201-300) | #3 words | #3 Example Sentences |
| Nouns 2 #4 (301-400) | #4 words | #4 Example Sentences |
| Nouns 2 #5 (401-500) | #5 words | #5 Example Sentences |
| Nouns 2 #6 (501-600) | #6 words | #6 Example Sentences |
| Nouns 2 #7 (601-714) | #7 words | #7 Example Sentences |
Prepositions & Conjunctions [67 words] Japanese Brain Training
| Classification | Words | Example Sentences |
|---|---|---|
| Prepositions and Conjunctions (1-67) | #1 words | #1 Example Sentences |
- Verbs [611 words] Japanese Brain Training
- Adverbs [194 words] Japanese Brain Training
- Nouns 1 [710 words] Japanese Brain Training
- Adjectives [457 words] Japanese Brain Training
- Nouns 2 [714 words] Japanese Brain Training
- Prepositions & Conjunctions [67 words] Japanese Brain Training
- Japanese words training based on the New General Services List (NGSL)
Japanese words training based on the New General Services List (NGSL)
This page is a Training Menu to classify NGSL by parts of speech and help you instantly visualize Japanese from English.
The New General Service List (NGSL) is a word list created for English language learners that compiles the most frequently occurring vocabulary in the understanding and use of English.
This list is based on the 1953 General Service List (GSL) and has been updated to reflect modern usage data and vocabulary importance.
Emphasis on frequency and scope
NGSL contains approximately 2,800 of the most frequently used words in modern English, making them useful in a variety of contexts.
It is said that this vocabulary alone covers about 90% of common English sentences.
High practicality
It includes words that are frequently used in a wide range of fields, such as academic writing, everyday conversation, and business English, allowing for efficient vocabulary learning.
Based on modern data
NGSL is based on a larger, more up-to-date English corpus, and therefore contains more current vocabulary.
Who is it useful for?
- Beginners who have just started learning English(⇔Japanese)
- Intermediate students who want to improve their vocabulary efficiently
- Students preparing for exams such as TOEIC and IELTS
NGSL is often used in flashcard apps and study materials and is especially useful for strengthening reading and listening skills.
Overall, it is an effective vocabulary list to build a foundation for learning English (⇔Japanese)!
This page is a training menu that classifies NGSL by parts of speech and helps you instantly imagine Japanese.
I recommend that you become familiar with Japanese naturally by repeatedly coming into contact with it!!
