JLPT N5 All Verbs 110 Reading Test

[@TOMOsensei]

No.60 the english meaning of つけます is 'turn on'.

[@notstormm_]

I have my n5 exam tomorrow and i started revising today so it really helps me a lot

[@TOMOsensei]

That's great! JLPT がんばってください!

[@aparnayum8431]

Hope you passed your exam 👍

[@maowav]

I am taking jlpt n5 tomorrow, I'm kind of excited. This was very helpful

[@TOMOsensei]

Thank you for watching this video^^ 日本語の勉強、がんばってください❗

[@Link-Link]

How did it go

[@PoliSciPrincess]

Incredibly helpful practice . ありがとうございます

[@TOMOsensei]

どういたしまして! コメント ありがとうございます。😄

[@mayhnin8345]

My day was become productive day by this video , it is really help for me. ありがとうございます

[@TOMOsensei]

どういたしまして! So glad to hear that!

[@juliezabala9866]

Very helpful video.

[@kayeehung1638]

Would you mind to put the PDF on the description please?

[@tekefly]

お願いします

[@AnikBhushan]

Much meeded tomorrow is my exam. ありがとうございます

[@TOMOsensei]

Best of luck 👍

[@masalamochi]

Your videos have helped me a lot in learning! you are doing an awesome job. ありがとうがざいましたとも先生！

[@TOMOsensei]

Thank you for watching this video 😊 これからも、がんばってください❗

[@EveSou]

ありがとうございます! 😊❤

[@missalinasugoi2019]

ありがとうがざいました、とも先生！😊

[@TOMOsensei]

Thank you for watching this video😊 がんばってください❗

[@bikrambhagat3306]

best video to revise these verbs. thanks alot

[@TOMOsensei]

Thank you for watching this video 😊 がんばってください❗

[@nikitathami9566]

This is so helpful for me. ❤❤ Arigatou gojaimas, sensei ❤

[@TOMOsensei]

Glad it was helpful!

[@teesceeo]

This was very much needed 😅.

[@jamblob3208]

close is in twice as is something much earlier. 3 times if you include a minor difference.

[@nguyentranthaonguyen2038]

Thank you so much, Tomo sensei!

[@TOMOsensei]

The pleasure is mine!

[@carolinaugaldeterawaki]

Thank you so much!

[@TOMOsensei]

You're welcome!😄

[@bleedofcherries]

thank you for you hard work on this video!

[@TOMOsensei]

Thank you for watching this video 😊 がんばってください❗

[@pavaniuddeshika7306]

domo arigato gozaimasu sensei.

[@TOMOsensei]

Thank you for watching this video 😊 がんばってください❗

[@cronex7660]

ありがとうがざいました、とも先生

[@TOMOsensei]

どういたしまして😊 これからも、がんばってください❗

[@blinkteumeforeverstay4769]

Watched, not learned fully-First learn with sentence and come back.. 02/05/2024

[@sarthugamsajiwani]

ありがとう ございます 先生

[@TOMOsensei]

どういたしまして!

[@Patrick-vv3ig]

Why not in the dictionary form?

[@pelopicopatas1319]

very good thanks sensei

[@TOMOsensei]

がんばってくださいね!

[@airfransa]

ありがとう先生

real good job, usefull video

[@TOMOsensei]

Glad you liked it!

[@harshaapatil4724]

Tsukemasu should be turn on and put on..in verb no. 60 you have given the meaning of tsukemasu is turn out ...but it should be turn on instead

[@TOMOsensei]

Thank you for letting me know! I'll correct that.

[@dulanjaperera368]

ありがと

[@TOMOsensei]

どういたしまして😊 がんばってください👍

[@saritavishwakarma9089]

Thank you Seinsei

[@TOMOsensei]

My pleasure!

[@frizzlefry176]

Is there possibly a version of this that doesn’t have the constant “ticking” sound of the countdown? I really want to enjoy this, it’s very helpful, but… that ticking drives me crazy 😂🫨😵‍💫😵‍💫

[@jamblob3208]

I think you would be allowed to say blossom instead of bloom as primary word.

[@Monusham304]

helpful ,knew all

[@TOMOsensei]

Great!!

[@TheWatchmanOfTheEnd]

I can't believe I got all of them correct without running out of time for any of them EXCEPT for the only one that had Katakana. I can only read Hiragana and some Kanjis haha.

[@TOMOsensei]

Great!👍

[@Heavenly.Trades]

what does (V.i) and (v.t) mean

[@TOMOsensei]

vt.(transitive verb) takes an object when vi. (intransitive verb) doesn't.

[@manojlama108]

どうも、ありがとうございました。先生🧡

[@TOMOsensei]

動画を見てくれて、ありがとうございます😊 がんばってください👍

[@manojlama108]

@@TOMOsensei はい、がんばります。

[@qamarzaman7500]

Thanks

[@TOMOsensei]

Happy New Year🎍 Thank you for watching this video. がんばってください😄

[@learWARA]

I thought lose was 負けます, didn't know that it was 失くします

[@DarrylCross]

Interesting. As a fellow learner, I had to look it up. It seems that Japanese has a few different types of losing (whereas they're the same word in English) 負けます is to be defeated; losing a game/match/bet, etc. 失くします would be losing an object (like losing your car keys) | 無くします also seems to be similar. I'm not sure the difference between these two. 亡くします is when you lose someone (specifically to death)

[@apnewz]

Excellent ❤

[@TOMOsensei]

Happy to hear that!

[@claudiocarrara]

ありがとうございますともせんせい✌🇯🇵🇮🇹

[@TOMOsensei]

動画を見てくれて、ありがとうございます😊 がんばってください👍

[@claudiocarrara]

@@TOMOsensei はい、がんばってます。おんとうにありがとうございます🇯🇵✌🇮🇹

[@nyt_shorts929]

Some are n4 JLPT but it's ok

[@andreaswehle4812]

warum nur in der masu Form?

[@TOMOsensei]

I think it is easy for beginners to speak Japanese if they remember verbs with masu-form. You can also learn the dictionary form of N5 verbs here kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4KXfZyrjd-dbqc

[@mathsyaleng398]

Can i have the pdf of this verbs list?

[@poeei5353]

What is u Verb Mean?

[@TOMOsensei]

The verbs with suffix 'う(u)'

[@কল্পচারী]

Tnxxx

[@TOMOsensei]

Thank you for watching this video. がんばってください👍

[@SemuelJohnson]

❤❤

[@asaadbinsabarudin7290]

I have a question. Is NEMASU N5? I have watched this 2 times now but i cant find it in your video. I might be wrong thou

[@MyintMyintMoe-wi2ox]

❤❤❤

[@TOMOsensei]

がんばってますね!

[@DipendraPandey-l3u]

You are teaching wrong! The meaning of Kimas is to be applied to the number 29 and the meaning of Kimas is to come to the number 39! I am seeing other mistakes too, please don't teach if you can't.

[@sumitgorain3669]

あけます mean to open not あきます

[@estrella7323]

ahh i was confused for a minute I'm glad you commented this

[@Shubhampainuly077]

Akimasu is for " To open up " for ex - the door opens and akemasu is like I open a door

[@TOMOsensei]

1)ドアが開(あ)きます。( The door opens.) 2)ドアを開(あ)けます。( to open the door. ) 1--> 自動詞（じどうし）verb intransitive　 2--> 他動詞（たどうし）verb transitive