[JLPT N5] No, thanks: [ない・しない・いない・いらない]？
＜レストランで＞
A：デザート、食べる？
B：ううん、(？)。もうおなかいっぱい。
1 ない
2 しない
3 いない
4 いらない
＜At a restaurant＞
A: Do you want dessert?
B: No, thanks. I’m already full.
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こんにちは、ちか先生です。
Konnichiwa, it’s Chika Sensei.
Today, I’m sharing a practice question for JLPT prep.
This one’s for beginners (JLPT N5)!
Can you choose the correct answer?
[Practice Question]
＜レストランで＞
A：デザート、食(た)べる？
B：ううん、（＿＿）。もうおなかいっぱい。
1 ない
2 しない
3 いない
4 いらない
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[Answer]
＜レストランで＞
A：デザート、食べる？
B：ううん、（4 いらない）。もうおなかいっぱい。
＜At a restaurant＞
A: Do you want dessert?
B: No, thanks. I’m already full.
いらない
= “I don’t need it” / “No, thanks” (for things)
It is the negative form of いる (to need).
In this conversation:
A offers dessert.
B refuses because B is full.
So いらない is a natural way to say “No, thanks.”
✖ Other Choices:
1 ない
→ “There isn’t” or “I don’t have.”
2 しない
→ “I don’t do it.”
3 いない
→ This means “is not here” (for people or animals).
I hope this explanation helps! 😊