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どうも

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どうも

doumo

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Common
JLPT N4
Kanji difficulty according to the Japanese Language Proficiency Test. N5 is easiest and N1 is hardest
JLPT N4
JLPT N5
Kanji difficulty according to the Japanese Language Proficiency Test. N5 is easiest and N1 is hardest
JLPT N5
Genki Ch. 2
Appears in chapter 2 of the Genki textbook
Genki Ch. 2
  1. thank you; thanks

    Interjection (kandoushi)
    Interjection (kandoushi)
    Interjection (kandoushi)
    Abbr.
    Abbreviation
    Abbr.
  2. much (thanks); very (sorry); quite (regret)

    Adverb
    Adverb (fukushi)
    Adverb
  3. quite; really; mostly

    Adverb
    Adverb (fukushi)
    Adverb
  4. somehow

    Adverb
    Adverb (fukushi)
    Adverb

Full entry for どうも

すえ

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すえ

sue

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Noun (common)
Noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Noun (common)
  1. end; tip; top

  2. end (of the year, month, etc.); close

  3. youngest child

    の-adj.
    Nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
    の-adj.
  4. descendants; offspring; posterity

  5. future

  6. (finally) after; (at last) after; at the end of

    Adv. noun
    Adverbial noun (fukushitekimeishi)
    Adv. noun
  7. trifles; trivialities

    の-adj.
    Nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
    の-adj.

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むし

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むし

mushiba

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JLPT N3
Kanji difficulty according to the Japanese Language Proficiency Test. N5 is easiest and N1 is hardest
JLPT N3
Noun (common)
Noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Noun (common)
  1. cavity; tooth decay; decayed tooth; dental caries

    EXAMPLE
    どうも虫歯(むしば)のようです。
    I think I have a cavity.

Full entry for 虫歯

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