JLPT N4 (Practice Test) Grammar 文法 and Reading 聴解 (問題１ Only) 文法「正しい文法」の文 Q & A

If you recently took the JLPT N4 exam in December 2023 or if you're planning to take it in the future, you've come to the right place. My video series offers a comprehensive collection of Vocabulary and Kanji Questions and Answers specifically designed to help you enhance your Japanese skills and ace the N4 level exam.
In this series, I provide a wide range of practice questions that closely align with the format and difficulty of the JLPT N4 exam. You'll have the opportunity to review and reinforce your vocabulary knowledge by engaging with various words and phrases commonly used in everyday conversations, written texts, and formal contexts.
Additionally, I'll guide you through essential Kanji characters encountered at the N4 level, improving your reading comprehension and recognition skills. My detailed explanations and examples will help you grasp the meanings and usages of these characters, enabling you to understand and interpret written Japanese more effectively.
Disclaimer: I don't claim to perfect the Japanese language so you may see a few errors in the video. Please be kind when pointing out and correcting me. Thank you!

[@ThinThiri-yy3dk]

Number 13 answer is のに とおもいます。

[@RajibSheikh-yu7fk]

13) answer 1

[@hardinaldinata3474]

I think so

[@HaroldtheNihongoStudent]

@@RajibSheikh-yu7fk のに could also be an answer. I used ので. Because I went early, I couldn't buy a ticket. It implies that the person was too early and the ticketing booth wasn't opened yet. のに is for unexpected outcome. Even if I arrived early, I couldn't buy a ticket. So it could be that there were no more tickets etc. The two answers are grammtically correct depending on the context.

[@RajibSheikh-yu7fk]

​@@HaroldtheNihongoStudentlesson 45

[@Dreamergril]

19)answer 1

[@Davinci-q9r]

本当に　ありがとうございます。

[@luisantoniopadilla8592]

ありがとうございました, Harold Sensei.

[@sayli4667]

ありがとうございました😊

[@abrham231]

ありがとうごさいます

[@manitakunwar3427]

ありがとうごさいます😊

[@triztianamor]

Very helpful information ❤ Thank you so much

[@HaroldtheNihongoStudent]

@@triztianamor なんでもないで

[@JapaneseListeningShadowing]

教えるのがとても上手ですね！参考になります！

[@HaroldtheNihongoStudent]

見てくれてありがとうございます。

[@melgabarjevlog]

40/64🤭 thank you so much sensei❤

[@MayThinzar-f9j]

Thank sensi🎉

[@HaroldtheNihongoStudent]

@@MayThinzar-f9j You're welcome!

[@MeemAkter-li4mi]

Thank you so much

[@mohitcreation126]

You are welcome 😁

[@abumusa6559]

Arigato.

[@sakuniVihangana]

Arigathou 🇱🇰

[@hardinaldinata3474]

32:05 48 answer is むり without だ

[@HaroldtheNihongoStudent]

@@hardinaldinata3474 oh yes. You're correct. 無理かもしれません。I stand corrected. I was thinking of the past tense where you can use だった then かもしれません.

[@user-mt6sy2lb3n]

မဂ္လာ႐ွင့္

[@remonvai7633]

23answer right😍

[@anonylady6004]

@7:13 why not でも? the けれど on @21.52 baffles me, @35.20 why not isogashikatta as it was referring to yesterday?

[@HaroldtheNihongoStudent]

@@anonylady6004 The verb should be in the te-form to make sense: 行っても. Despite so using 行っても "even if" does not fit in the sentence.

[@user-em3wl3cd3v]

Thanks Sensei🤍

[@rizkiyamero9259]

32:10 why use だ sensei in the adjective sentence pattern なnot using だ?

[@HaroldtheNihongoStudent]

@@rizkiyamero9259 that was wrong. It should be むり only without だ.

[@poornimaravi7457]

in 51 why is it sabishikunaikoto

[@HaroldtheNihongoStudent]

@@poornimaravi7457 さびしくないことはない implies that even though there are teachers and friends, the person feels some sort of loneliness once in a while. It is translated as "It's not that I am not lonely." Also it's the only choice that fits in the sentence はないです. 「ことはない」

[@ThinThiri-yy3dk]

55 わかりません😢

[@rampyarekumar-gf9kd]

どうかい せんせい

[@HaroldtheNihongoStudent]

Yes. I scheduled it. This week and on June 1.