JLPT N4/N5 Reading&Listening Exercise (Review Grammar, Vocab)

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[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

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[@A_Z_A_T_H_O_T_H]

This is honestly amazing. Her precise color coding technique is revolutionary. ありがとうございますよ、みさ先生！毎日私の日本語が良くなるまっと！

[@frankelvin]

Wow. As a Russian learning Japanese I'm suprised Misa learned Russian. So, I'm like moving the same road but in another direction :) And thanks for the video! Crime and punishment can be hard for us too, especially for children at school (the book is included into the school literature program).

[@nightshadegiggle]

I know some Russian but don't speak the language fluently

[@maxim9312]

Ну, блин, удивительно: все оттуда она туда. (а Достаевский меня еще в школе достал) Уж лучше Шекспира в подлиннике почитать (хотя на что он сдался, Достаевский достал)

[@JitenshaSan]

Не ожидал что так много русских смотрит её ролики, хотя не удивительно они действительно помогают.

[@fokaalf5985]

Вы будете удивлены сколько русских учат японский язык. У Вас прекрасный русский английский и японский язык. Простите за безтактность, но какой у Вас родной. С уважением из Хабаровска

[@maxim9312]

to @@fokaalf5985 Затрудняюсь с ответом.

[@roughneck371]

While I learned a lot of Japanese from you, this is the first time I heard you speaking Dutch and I am very impressed by your pronunciations! みさ先生は本当に素晴らしい！

[@ranna_]

Do yk the timestMp

[@badger5989]

Super knap gedaan die uitspraak!

[@swiss8654]

07:40

[@syntheticvocalist-p472]

The reason why there are so many Dutch loanwords it's because when Japan closed its borders, only the Dutch were allowed to trade with them. Hence why so many loan words were brought into the country.

[@englishwithphil42]

Yes, Misa is living in the Netherlands, so she definitely has a lot of practice

[@ZWarrior89]

i feel like I've learned a lot of vocabulary from this short story. Because vocabulary was used in context, I was able to remember the meanings much easier!! Could we possibly get more story lessons like this, Misa 先生? ありがとうございます。

[@aleksandrakafka9469]

Thank you so much for this lesson, the way you used colors is so helpful! 💗

[@clymmlumiere7473]

みさ先生は誰よりも一番っす

[@FF2Guy]

It’s great to see you feeling better. Please don’t overdo it. Make sure to get plenty of rest to maintain your health

[@mikefaulkner3301]

You’re a great teacher. I’ve learned a lot of Japanese from your color coordinated videos, which are extremely helpful when tackling long sentences.

[@gucker]

This is an excellent practice! ありがとうございますよ、みさ先生！

[@syntheticvocalist-p472]

I remember reading this story back in high school, but I also remember that the dad would always ask why won't you marry my daughter. Before the answer was given it's interesting that it's slightly different here. But I still love it all the same. Thank you for the video.

[@SpencerJ870]

Misa-san, thanks for the great content. I’ve recently moved to southern Japan for work and my job sent me to a school to study Japanese. I’ve been watching your videos and I’m miles clear of everyone else in the class. They all ask me whenever they have questions now, and it’s largely thanks to your content, which, amazingly, is available for free.

[@kumoi1709]

Sorry if this is off-topic, Misa-chan, but your hair is beautiful and looks so shiny and healthy, which is amazing since you bleach and dye it (unless you're coming straight from an anime into the real world, which you look like you do to be fair). Could you maybe consider doing a guide on how you keep your hair looking so good in Japanese? lol Love you, thank you for your videos always! 🍎

[@MirkoWaveR]

Misa you're great, i've learned more from your lessions than from the books. ありがとうございました！

[@HachikoHoneyChannel]

Woah! Didn't know that Misa-sensei speaks russian. That's a way harder than learning English, you're truly 天才！便利な動画を使うありがとう！ロシアの発音はきれい！

[@sir_hammy]

Thank you for putting so much work into your videos. 今年頑張ってJLPTN2を目指します。よく知らないけど途中で「人間だから間違える」と例を言うとすっごく大事な気持ちが通じて意味深いと思う。

[@borisbuliak3626]

Misa your Italian and Russian sounds very fluent and natural.

[@hassandubai9109]

ONE OF THE BEST HERE....WE REALLY LOVE YOU MISA

[@arielasentista6637]

素晴らしいレッスンです。さすがミサ先生。教えてくれてありがとうございます。

[@verdictsasuke7639]

I learned a lot from your lesson sensei. It’s easy to understand and you’re pretty too.😍

[@RosarioLeonardi]

Tomorrow I have the N5 exam and this was really helpful. Thanks a lot. BTW your Italian pronunciation is awesome, bravissima.

[@Shady272]

As a native Dutchie I gotta say it was cute as hell to hear you speak Dutch. Most people would've probably chosen German or Spanish instead haha. I'm hyped that you're interested in Nederlands! :)

[@meredith7095]

I'd love to see more lessons like this one! It's a bit difficult to understand texts when we don't really know what grammar to look up or what the tiny nuances mean. みさ先生ありがとうございます！

[@TD-fc7eq]

This is a wonderful way to learn Thank you very much. It was very helpful!

[@oivinf]

このレッスンは みさ先生の髪型が めっちゃかっこよかったんです。

[@0_Danilo]

gr8 method as always, learned a lot, tnks!

[@priestrat]

I'm so happy to hear you love rats!! I had rats as well, they are such intelligent, sociable and loveable little creatures 🥰

[@jonnyroberts4317]

Keep doing what your doing always a pleasure to hear you

[@luuduypro]

I followed you on Tweeter and KZbin. I really admire your language ability

[@user-qk6cb1yh8m]

先生の動画いつもお世話になります。ありがとうございます

[@abel090713]

this is incredible, just what i was looking for

[@randycouch9571]

As usual a great learning experience from Misa sensei and a fun story as well.

[@fokaalf5985]

Удачи брат в изучении

[@nooksattabongkod3054]

Thank you for the lesson. I love it. It's very helpful. I'm glad I found your channel. Also love your hair color. ありがとうございます❤

[@alferdhicks3063]

Great story telling 🥰✌💯⚘ this was fun to listen to

[@tusens]

Thank you Misa-sensei, I enjoyed this lesson very much, it would be great if you could do some more stories some time.

[@Erik_001]

very nice. thanks again !

[@gregothepolishguy7802]

Great lesson, very usefull, お疲れ様でした :D

[@ruthjones5518]

Cute story, was easy to follow and understand.

[@user-jy9so6kt2f]

If you were to read haikus or other types of poetry that would be a nice idea for a topic.

[@songthanh896]

すごいです!ありがとうございます！

[@birkavese]

Awesome and really helpful video, perfect for my level, can learn a lot from it Question: in the last sentence, is it 'chuuko ha chuuko ga' or 'chuuko ha chuuko no'? You used both during the video. Thanks again!

[@mudkip_btw]

I'm really surprised to see you learning Dutch, your pronunciation was great! Goed bezig :D

[@domenicobosco1528]

髪がめっち大好き😍。教えてくれてどうもありがとう✌

[@manuell.5696]

sensei! on minute 3:14 the furigana for wall is wrong it says "kaze" instead of "kabe" its just i thing i saw , love your videos i learn a lot ! thank you

[@GuildmasterWigglytuff]

Leave it to Misa-sensei to use a Pokémon book for the thumbnail :P This was a great video, breaking down the sentences made it a lot easier to see which parts were related. It was also super helpful how you showed how the more morphologically complex forms were derived, especially 「吹き飛ばされてしまう」, that one's got so much going on. If I had to nitpick, there were times where the grammar explanation boiled down to "that's just how it is". Like at 16:25, with how ねずみ is a noun so it needs the だ before the から. That doesn't really clarify why or what the rule is, but at least it's a hint for what to look up elsewhere.

[@kshep3255]

love the hair x

[@andrewthornquist5141]

レッソンをくれてありがとうございます! いつも役に立つで、めっちゃかわいいです。 😊

[@_anastasia_wagner]

Your Russian pronunciation is soooo good! Wow!

[@dmitryavgustinovich1872]

とても良い発音。 素晴らしい！！！ でも、私は日本語を勉強しているので、やってみます

[@trentonwilliamson7711]

I have been slacking lately and this was a great refresher! itsumo arigatou

[@spongebobsquarepants4576]

Amazing content, thank you!

[@bunnylova]

Quality of this vid cannot be matched

[@pizzacrusher4632]

yay, another Misa video!

[@vosahloj]

ありがとう

[@tomada7658]

N4 tomorrow thanks!

[@revazsaugood838]

Miss amo you are plus what great!!!

[@BegetsSaamie-yz9kz]

I'm happy for the mouse who married the love of her life. Thanks Misa

[@the.rest.is.confetti]

What a wonderful and useful video, thank you!!

[@shindaniel8298]

Misa I love you from France! Kawai desuu! 😘

[@gabrielzanotti2847]

Amazing!!!!!! Wonderful !!!!

[@user-fh4hp3ej3e]

Спасибо за твои уроки! не знаю почему, но очень трудно найти хорошие каналы и книги для изучения японского.

[@luiscosta6610]

Thank you for the video, みさ先生. I have a question. Are personified animals in stories usually counted using the 何人 counter? I don't know, it feels weird to me the fact that you referred to the 2 mice as 二人... Could one also say 二匹, or would that sound strange considering they're talking mice?

[@joaovitorsobral8657]

I'd say that being a mouse and calling mice by 匹 would be as weird as being a human and calling humans by 匹. It's like calling your neighbor a dog. Also, I've seen that the 人 counter is used multiple times to refer to someone that is considered a family member, like pets; so, since the storyteller is talking about a family of mice, it's "apropriated" to refer to them as 人. Edit: In addition, humanoid beings are also counted by the 人 counter.

[@ivyincognito]

Is there a video in which you present your pet rats? I'd love to see that! Getting to know your rats and learning some Japanese. I love your videos 😀

[@plaquas]

8:45

[@Engerth_nth]

This is a very good video. Thank you. Do you have any similar videos?

[@Zbychomir]

31:13 EH? KAKYOIN!

[@wepped482]

The E-mashta (lived, said, went, married) ending sounded like the book was trying to rhyme. Or repeat something for children. Or is this just built into Japanese like mashta is past tense?

[@doraxamena]

素晴らしい動画。ありがとう ^^

[@ricodoss]

Thanks!

[@tacticolfire]

1:06

[@CAN_CALL.MERLINX-]

I love japan

[@Jazzguitar00]

She keeps saying "I have a lesson on that" but doesn't have a link or a name for the videos being referenced; It might be something to try to figure out for next. I'm saying that because the U"chi He Kaerimashita" threw me for a loop and it'd be nice to have something to click on!

[@atomixfang]

Hope you continue these videos. They are some really awesome listening exercises.

[@notinusesoon4975]

i think i might have failed my n5 because i wasnt paying attention 90+% of the time

[@jamesnoonan9753]

みさ ❤️

[@edh.3764]

Миса, большое спасибо за твои видео-уроки! Так же хочу выразить благодарность за твой интерес к русскому языку! И очень рад, что ты прочитала "Преступление и наказание". Это произведения поистине шедевр:)　頑張ってロシア語を勉強してね★ I've been learning Japanese for quite a while and Misa, you've been my best guide to the world of Japanese language above all other sources. But the truth is now it feels to me that learning Japanese ruined my life, there's no way I can really use it or apply it in any useful way. I can only watch Japanese anime and movies as a hikikomori/weeaboo. I'm thinking maybe I should quit learning languages like a nerd and get out of my room and start living a real life..

[@fokaalf5985]

Я Я наоборот прочитал Достоевского, а теперь перешол на ранобэ и мангу.

[@Doumorika]

А что такое real life для Вас? Мне, кажется, в вопросе уже ответ) Ничего плохого в том, чтобы читать/смотреть что-то интересное на иностранном языке, нет. Особенно, если расценивать это как хобби. Но если кажется, что чего-то не хватает, то, наверное, надо попробовать как-то пошевелиться :)

[@edh.3764]

@@Doumorika Я здесь вкладывал смысл такой, что нужно больше коммуницировать с живыми людьми, общаться и делиться своими переживаниями с другими, проживать свою жизнь и решать свои насущные задачи. Процесс обучения требует время и средства, поэтому чтобы преуспеть в одном нужно пожертвовать другим. Так же мой прогресс не так быстр, как бы хотелось. Вы правы в том, что к этому можно относиться как к хобби, и в том, что нужно шевелиться) Должен сказать, мой взгляд здесь на вещи такой же "депрессивный" как и философия экзистенциализма, а ведь можно же все выстроить таким образом, чтобы было то и другое)

[@user-hk9oe4cm9h]

可愛すぎる❤️❤️❤️

[@jasontoddler1598]

A variation of this story exists in Bengali too.

[@S1L3NTG4M3R]

THANKS :)

[@timmusharapov9257]

Привет из России, спасибо за видео :)

[@CAN_CALL.MERLINX-]

Love japan

[@maxim9312]

I will

[@versa_media]

Completely unrelated to the quality of the lesson, but woah, that’s a nice hair colour you got going on there, nice gradient

[@timscharf3289]

2:50 Think this was supposed to be Cloud.

[@gerharda.8095]

Is German Language also one of your targets?

[@TomKilworth]

You read Crime and Punishment in Russian… O_o Misa, how many languages do you speak?

[@user-cq9pl4vv9j]

👍

[@amelens3589]

I love the cloth behind you.. I wish i could buy one where i live as well. Kawaii!

[@MrRjhyt]

18:30 ish, only just discovered *Na kya.* So much more convenient and easier to pronounce that *nakereba naranai.* It re-ignited my passion for learning Japanese. That and *kamo* as a short form, too. I confess to using Netflix with japanese subtitles, on 'My Little Pony'... 顔が赤くなる。

[@lwy0802]

スゴイ。。。。 アプレベルで。。。。 ミサさん、あのう〜　世界で一番先生ですミサさんとキスしなければならないと太陽と月は言いますよ〜！ 昔々、ミサさんを待っていました。。 可愛いだから、あの世界で一番先生になければならないと僕は言いますよ。。！

[@_JORMUNGANDR]

You are so gorgeous ❤️thanks for the lesson

[@troublebreathing8648]

Simp detected

[@yadni2547]

Ja matane😊

[@Monsoku]

Вы потрясающая

[@roobscoob47]

Cutie-Misa!

[@peter-mickey-chu198]

Me And My Asian Wife (Maya) Are On Our Honeymoon Right Now At Disneyland Resort In Anaheim, California; Where She Grew Up At, Just The Two Of Us.

[@sakura-so9tt]

❤❤

[@lunabear2171]

Can you make one for N3 reading please?

[@fearlessfoxfilms]

#Sensei

[@waitang1961]

❤😊

[@maxim9312]

И уж так возгордились мыши, так громко пищали друг другу какие они сильные (упившись саке на свадьбе), что разбудили Кота о двух хвостах ( кстати: второй был не хвост). to be continued.

[@johndow6127]

Misa-san kakkoii desu!! :)