Making New Friends
Learn how to introduce yourself and make new friends in Japanese.
N5 Family & Friends Japanese Conversation · All lessons · All courses
Vocabulary
- 友達(ともだち) (友達): friend
- 初めまして (初めまして): Nice to meet you
- よろしくお願いします (よろしくお願いします): Please treat me well / Nice to meet you
- 出身(しゅっしん) (出身): hometown/origin
- 趣味(しゅみ) (趣味): hobby
- 好き(すき) (好き): like
- 名前(なまえ) (名前): name
- 年齢(ねんれい) (年齢): age
- 話す(はなす) (話す): to talk
- 仲がいい(なかがいい) (仲がいい): to get along well
In-lesson practice
- Making New Friends — Exercises (5 questions)
Related JLPT N5 quizzes
- JLPT N5 – Listening Exercise 38 (5 questions)
- JLPT N5 – Listening Exercise 37 (7 questions)
- JLPT N5 – Listening Exercise 36 (5 questions)
- JLPT N5 – Listening Exercise 35 (5 questions)
- JLPT N5 – Listening Exercise 34 (5 questions)
- JLPT N5 – Listening Exercise 33 (5 questions)
- JLPT N5 – Listening Exercise 32 (5 questions)
- JLPT N5 – Listening Exercise 31 (5 questions)
- JLPT N5 – Listening Exercise 30 (5 questions)
- JLPT N5 – Listening Exercise 29 (7 questions)
- JLPT N5 – Listening Exercise 28 (5 questions)
- JLPT N5 – Listening Exercise 27 (5 questions)
Frequently asked questions
- What does 「友達(ともだち)」 mean in this lesson?
- friend
- What does 「初めまして」 mean in this lesson?
- Nice to meet you
- What does 「よろしくお願いします」 mean in this lesson?
- Please treat me well / Nice to meet you
- What does 「出身(しゅっしん)」 mean in this lesson?
- hometown/origin
- What does 「趣味(しゅみ)」 mean in this lesson?
- hobby
- What does 「好き(すき)」 mean in this lesson?
- like
- What does 「名前(なまえ)」 mean in this lesson?
- name
- What does 「年齢(ねんれい)」 mean in this lesson?
- age
- What does 「話す(はなす)」 mean in this lesson?
- to talk
- What does 「仲がいい(なかがいい)」 mean in this lesson?
- to get along well
- 「初めまして。私は田中です。__。」
- Fixed closing phrase after 初めまして when introducing yourself.
- 「私はベトナム__です。」(from)
- 出身 attached after a place means 'from that place'.
- 「音楽_好きです。」
- 好き takes が for the thing liked, not を.
- 「出身」の正しい意味は?
- 出身(しゅっしん)means 'hometown/origin'.
- 初めて人に会った時の正しい順番は?
- 初めまして comes first, followed by よろしくお願いします.