JLPT N4 Grammar Mock Test Practice

Good luck everyone. Believe in yourselves, relax and I know you’ll pass the exam tomorrow.

[@t_kagu]

ありがとうございます！

[@CelinaSensei]

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Thank you.

[@danielatamayov]

Thank you sensei!!!!

[@rahulpathak3637]

Hello Sensei ur videos are really helpful in n4 preparation Whenever i will come to Japan I will meet u

[@johnrf554]

Thank you for another great video!

[@mikearnaiz8571]

last minute review before taking the test today. Thank you 先生

[@CelinaSensei]

@@mikearnaiz8571 There’s another one coming in few minutes, uploaded it right now

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Thank you sense ❤

[@r.chamari]

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[@ireshalakmali9406]

Very interesting your explanation. Arigathou

[@CelinaSensei]

Glad you appreciated it😊

[@MadhuBala-vc5pt]

Thank you so much sensei ❤

[@jessicamaria5198]

you're awesome, thanks for the class sensei

[@poojashekhawat7828]

thank you so much such a great video :)

[@RamindaRandeepa]

Thanks a lot sensei.

[@mendezrod8208]

sensei thank you for much for your effort,it is very helpful especially for me❤❤❤more blessings ❤❤❤❤

[@CelinaSensei]

Glad to hear that, I will continue to do this till N1

[@triztianamor]

Thank you so much Ma’am 🩵

[@mpwijewardhana1883]

Thank you❤

[@SunilKumar-jl5wg]

Thank you very much sensi

[@ranelretabale7570]

Very nice vlog ..please more grammar practice sensei❤

[@indikapriyadarshani7424]

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[@zaheerbabar1519]

thnx u sensei❤

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[@MeLViNOffIcIAL082019]

In actual exam , furigana is shown or not?

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Arigatou, sensei. Ganbarimasu!!

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[@Feliciasebastian]

Arigathou gozaimas sense❤

[@mpwijewardhana1883]

Sense please give us n4 kanji pdf

[@amodhaweerarathne3142]

Kirei sensei....🥰

[@CelinaSensei]

ありがとうございます❤

[@daniyaldawood5462]

Do more grammar practice

[@KrasnyPetrograd]

13/15 Thank you sensei. The てあげる/てもらう/てくれる is confusing. I think by adding 私は make it much clearer. In question 9 could you explain a bit more why the answer is not あの which also mean that.

[@CelinaSensei]

Thank you. That’s a good question. You use あの if the topic or subject of discussion is both known to the speaker and listener.

[@KrasnyPetrograd]

@@CelinaSensei Thank you

[@Hwoaking]

@@CelinaSensei I came searching for this explanation too, thanks!!!

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Me 12:30pm

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[@CelinaSensei]

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