| Kanji | Meaning | Common Readings (onyomi/kunyomi) | |-------|---------|----------------------------------| | 経 | manage, pass through | けい, へ | | 済 | settle, finish | さい, す(む) | | 額 | amount, forehead | がく, ひたい | | 貸 | lend | か(す), たい | | 減 | decrease | げん, へ(る) | | 備 | provide, prepare | び, そな(える) | | 賞 | prize, award | しょう | | 税 | tax | ぜい | | 込 | crowded, put in | こ(む) | | 扱 | handle, deal with | あつか(う) |
Due to space and for practical purposes we will provide you with a link to a JLPT N2 kanji list. jlpt n2 kanji list
N2 kanji tend to be more abstract, formal, or used in compounds. Examples include: | Kanji | Meaning | Common Readings (onyomi/kunyomi)
To pass the , you need to know about 1,000 kanji in total. This includes roughly 360–400 new characters beyond the N3 level, covering most of the Jōyō kanji (daily use kanji) taught through middle school in Japan. Common N2 Kanji Examples This includes roughly 360–400 new characters beyond the
In practice, learners are expected to have mastered all plus many secondary school kanji.
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