The registrations for the December 2022 JLPT are now open, and it is being run in every capital city except Canberra for the December test. I specifically help with JLPT preparation and hold N1 myself, so if you’re wanting to get the most out of your Japanese study, be sure…
Compilation of common Japanese Counters 助数詞 for beginners・intermediate/highschool/JLPT N5, N4 and N3. I’ll be covering the following counters: 円, 冊, 人, 名, 枚, ページ, 頭, 匹, 足, 台, 階, 歳, 杯, 個, つ, 羽, 本, 点, 泊. I reference a few webpages in this video, I would really recommend you…
An article readthrough in Japanese about カゴパク. I’d put this about JLPT N3/N2 level. Article here: https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/5d7b801d993871653b9953e90f621ab9e4af713d
Reading Japanese can be tricky, but consuming native materials is one of the best ways to exposure yourself to real Japanese and therefore to read, write, speak and understand natural sounding Japanese. In this video I’ll show you an extension for your browser which can help you read kanji etc…
We’ll be going through an article discussing the recent discovery of soft dinosaur eggs. I go through the article completely and point out the kanji, readings, grammar and other points to help you understand. Original article here: https://natgeo.nikkeibp.co.jp/atcl/ne…
Combining question words with particles is a very useful topic of Japanese to learn. I’ll go through several common types and show example sentences to explain how they are used. Tae Kim’s lesson on the same topic for reference: http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/… Sentences used in this video: 『誰も知らない』 誰もが安心安全に旅行 神社の敷地が、ランニング大会コースに…「何も聞いておりません」 猛抗議に主催者の対応は？ 実際に信用金庫の面接であった質問【だいたいどこも同じです】 婚活中、どうしても男性の見た目を重視してしまいます…
Potential forms in Japanese and how to make them. Learn how to say “I can do X” etc. This includes both ことができる and the verb conjugation ～られる・える.
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This lesson we’ll be looking at the ‘ga’ particle a bit more, counting and some kanji. Google Doc to follow along with the lesson: https://goo.gl/Ng2Jz9
Google Doc to follow along with the lesson: https://goo.gl/jbLgFz We’ll be looking at が・けど・のに・から・ので and see how they are used to join sentences to ‘show reasons’, ‘but’ or ‘despite’. I also run through a type of JLPT-style questions for revision.