Japanese A1+: Numbers, Time & Dates — Part 2

20 cardsEnglish → JapaneseBeginner~10 minUpdated Oct 5, 2026
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20 CEFR A1+ Japanese flashcards for English speakers on numbers, time and dates, part 2 of 2: the days of the week, bigger numbers, telling the time and talking about when. Front: English. Back: Japanese. Every answer shows kanji or kana, the reading in hiragana and Hepburn romaji. It builds on Part 1 (A1: numbers 0–12 and the words for day, week, month, year, today, tomorrow and yesterday) with no repeated terms. Useful vocabulary for JLPT N5 preparation.

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#1

Q:Monday

A:月曜日 (げつようび, getsuyōbi)

#2

Q:Tuesday

A:火曜日 (かようび, kayōbi)

#3

Q:Wednesday

A:水曜日 (すいようび, suiyōbi)

#4

Q:Thursday

A:木曜日 (もくようび, mokuyōbi)

#5

Q:Friday

A:金曜日 (きんようび, kin'yōbi)

#6

Q:Saturday

A:土曜日 (どようび, doyōbi)

#7

Q:Sunday

A:日曜日 (にちようび, nichiyōbi)

#8

Q:twenty (20)

A:二十 (にじゅう, nijū)

#9

Q:fifty (50)

A:五十 (ごじゅう, gojū)

#10

Q:one hundred (100)

A:百 (ひゃく, hyaku)

#11

Q:one thousand (1,000)

A:千 (せん, sen)

#12

Q:What time is it?

A:何時ですか? (なんじですか, nanji desu ka?)

#13

Q:It's two o'clock.

A:二時です。 (にじです, niji desu.)

#14

Q:half past (e.g. half past two)

A:半 (はん, han — e.g. 二時半, niji han)

#15

Q:hour

A:時間 (じかん, jikan)

#16

Q:minute

A:分 (ふん / ぷん, fun / pun)

#17

Q:now

A:今 (いま, ima)

#18

Q:When?

A:いつ? (itsu?)

#19

Q:early

A:早い (はやい, hayai)

#20

Q:late

A:遅い (おそい, osoi)