JLPT N5 Practice Test (Vocab, Kanji, Grammar) Cram in 40 min

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In this video we will review the vocabulary, the kanji and the grammar points necessary to pass the JLPT N5.
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[@ciddo_llc]

i didn’t realise im actually improving until i tried the questions

[@toffeekun1717]

watashi mo!

[@MizzViperBarzWorld]

Congratulationz on your improvement! I am so anxious I can't wait to improve. Right now I can recognize Hiragana & katakana however my vocabulary is non existent 😭

[@toffeekun1717]

@@MizzViperBarzWorld it really does take time, watching Terrace Hous (japanese netflix show) is the most helpful part in studying japanese plus you're enjoying at the same time.

[@magicalwizard9539]

僕も

[@liambuchan4162]

僕も！

[@FlyingTurtleLP]

phew... that was a lot of effort editing... thanks!

[@charlestv7672]

ありがとうございました😀

[@crystaltalia44]

I started to learn Japanese and your channel was on my recommendations so happy to find you. Thanks a lot 💜💜💜

[@connorsmith3282]

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[@connorsmith3282]

I’m

[@mehrojislombekov8324]

Me too

[@ManrielXiii]

That is genuinely the most generic thing I have ever read in my life.

[@RockChampEnglish]

misa helps me a lot. I watched her adjective video, and the one about direction. And after that, I watch this one, this one is like a summary of things that I know already or I still have to learn about. it's so great.

[@Kurtownia]

I wasn't planning on taking any tests as I didn't think I was anywhere near a "certifiable" level, but N5 seems surprisingly easy. I only made 2 mistakes, and understood basically everything, including the kanji. Well that boosted my self-confidence.

[@yuna36]

How do u study japanese?

[@Kurtownia]

@@yuna36 Aside from Anki, I don't particularly study much at all. I listen to Japanese radio sometimes and watch some Vtubers and anime for language immersion. Also I sometimes try to talk to myself in basic Japanese in my thoughts and look up crucial words to complete a sentence as needed.

[@yuna36]

@@Kurtownia tysm for replying! If you don't mind me asking do you have any vtubers you recommend that you watch?

[@Kurtownia]

@@yuna36 Personally I like Nekomata Okayu from the Hololive group. She speaks relatively slowly and in a very relaxed manner, making her easier to understand for non-native speakers. I rarely watch Vtubers actively tbh, I typically just put a video on to listen to while I do something else.

[@MMRRSasuke]

@@Kurtownia I'm on the opposite spectrum where I like my vtubers speaking fast and chaotically since that makes me more confident later on (natsuiro matsuri)

[@poky3457]

ありがとうごさいました。これはとてもやくにたちました。N４とN３のビデオから待っていますよ。

[@levant5378]

Honestly guys, even with the jlpt not being done this December for most of us, if you were planning to do the jlpt n5, don't worry about it, save yourself the money and target the higher for summer.

[@sinharakshit]

Why though?

[@liambuchan4162]

@@sinharakshit　because learning at your own pace is better than cramming it all at once. 大丈夫、君の日本語は上達します！

[@RockChampEnglish]

@@liambuchan4162it's better to know every single detail of the language .... rather than just trying to get the cert. I would still go for N5 and do it at my own pace. my goal is to be able to speak it fluently rather than getting the certs.

[@liambuchan4162]

@@RockChampEnglish yes I agree. The end goal is not a certificate but a deep understanding of the language

[@monserrat7542]

Thank u Misa for creating this practice test, it was really useful! ^^ This Sunday I will do the N5. Let's see what happens lol Edit: I passed the exam 🥰🥰 Thank u so much misa for helping me through this journey, N4 here I go 😼😼

[@monserrat7542]

@One Piece Girl first of all the usual experience of the test might be a bit different as always has been since covid started (in my experience) it was told the exam was going to be about 2 and a half hours but then they've decided to do the WHOLE test in just an hour And I will say first of all I don't think you should worry that much because you don't need such a high score to pass the exam (with having the minimal score in each area of the test is enough) I personally don't study with any textbooks and since I don't know how much you know I would suggest using Italki bc there are a lot of ppl that prepare you for the exam (which is what I did) and they can help you strengthen your other areas For the exam just bring a pencil and an eraser Overall it wasn't hard but if i would really recommend you to study the listening part (Bc you have very little time to answer and it's quick, also u get to listen to the entire audio just ONCE) grammar wasn't that hard, just be careful with the particles and the vocabulary part to me was very easy and about the Kanjis stress bc they're the very basic ones (you can search N5 Kanjis so you can have an idea of what you will see) it was very quick tbh time went flying But don't stress it's not that hard So good luck with that, wish u the best and sorry this paragraph turned SO long but I wanted to make sure I didn't miss any details ^^ 頑張れ！(｡•̀ᴗ-)✧

[@sinharakshit]

@@monserrat7542 thank you for sharing your experience! I really want to take the N5 exam this December but I really don't feel too confident. I'm also worried about the amount of time I can afford to give to my preparation along with my full-time job, etc. You said you studied through iTalki, I think it's a nice service. Did you also create a study schedule for yourself? How many hours in a day/week were you dedicating to just studying Japanese? Thank you in advance!

[@monserrat7542]

@@sinharakshit First of all I think you should totally give it a try (because either way you can do it again) but I understand your feelings. I also felt very nervous and wasn't so confident with my level but I can guarantee you it's not as hard as you may think it is. And about my routine to be honest I didn't had a very strict routine but I did make sure to do it consistently. I would usually study like 3 or 4 days a week (only on purely studying grammar, Kanjis etc) but I'd recommend, since you can do the test either in July or December I think is better you choose December so you have WAY more time to prepare (which is what I did) that aside I wouldn't NECESSARILY study 24/7 I would do language input, which means I would spend a lot of time watching series/anime reading manga, listening to podcasts, music etc. Basically immerging yourself into the language so you get really used to it. Another thing that REALLY helped me was doing sample Tests. You can just search JLPT N5 sample Tests either here on KZbin or in Google and with that you can get a very accurate idea of how the exam would look. So that's basically all my advice I can give to you for now. Remember, don't stress too much about it I'm pretty sure you will be fine 頑張ってね！(｡•̀ᴗ-)✧

[@unodumpclips]

Congrats! Is the exam quite the same as the content of Misa-san's video? I am surprised because Misa-san's exam is very easy for me (not to brag) so I'm wondering if this is really the same as the actual exam (BTW I got a perfect score in this video so I want to know if I will be okay when I take the exam this December I'm planning to take JLPT N5 exam this December but I don't feel confident because I am only self-studying, though I already memorized all the common grammars, kanjis, and vocabulary in the website JLPT Sensei, and can engage basic conversations with my Japanese friends online, so I would like to know if you think I will pass the exam even though I'm self-studying? Thanks in advance! And please don't mind my poor English, lol.

[@SaySaeqo]

@@unodumpclips There was more listening and also a reading part in the real test. The grammar part was pretty the same. I was taking n5 test about few years ago, before covid.

[@macvalino]

Perfect! Although JLPT is cancelled in our country at the moment.😅

[@abdelghafour3513]

残念でした。

[@nothereforeverydamnthing2346]

You're not alone, it's cancelled here as well. But on the flip side I might be able to reach N4 or maybe even N3 with some hard work by June 2021. I think we should focus on reaching even higher levels! Let's do our best!

[@frankhong6313]

Italia?

[@milvaj718]

@@frankhong6313 In Italy is cancelled too. We are still in emergency

[@RealJokerx7]

It's cancelled in most countries.

[@alphatorres9060]

I only got 2 wrong! It's thanks to your videos, they helped a lot.

[@JapanDaisukiTTS]

ほんとうにありがとうございます！みさ先生が手伝ってくれているから、毎日日本語がもっとはなせるようになります！

[@土曜の夜は子供を作るっちゃ]

great job man

[@eggboy6926]

I will always always remember the tenki Kanji because I love how it's basically "sky vibes" lol

[@LeeorVardi]

actually ski + energy = air (kuu ki). tenki is heavens + energy (energy coming from heaven/gods).

[@maxhogan6504]

@@LeeorVardi Boo

[@LJEnglish]

This is the best N5 video I ever watched. I'm really struggling to progress and usually the N5 videos don't actually help, in fact they usually make me feel more hopeless but this video is spot on. It does everything; explains the kanji, explains why each correct answer is correct, expands on alternative sentences as well. This is really going to help me thank you. I can sing Enka songs no problem, but I still can't speak the language very well!

[@warrenkwok4911]

Dear Sensei, I followed the whole video and had 75 % answers correct. Sadly, the JLPT N5 test in my city has been cancelled. I have to wait until 4 July 2021. In the meantime, I will watch your videos in either KZbin or Patreon. Thanks. 日本語を教えてくれてありがとう!

[@Pjp848]

Thank you so much Misa omg ! perfect timing as always

[@majormononoke8958]

Why Misa?

[@Vaerrh]

Sensei, you rock! I can see the fruits of my efforts. You have my gratitude and my patronage for life.

[@130mms]

Explained amazingly! Thanks for the review Misa. I'm more excited for the N4 and N3 ones

[@my-linht.6295]

I'm preparing to take the JLPT N5 next year, thanks for this useful video! 😊

[@tomoakiiida137]

I am a Japanese living in US, for the first question, I feel we can use 1, 2 and 4. 2 is collect grammar, the student will never go home. 3 is also good, the student had some trouble or took a long time to go home, but currently he is at the home finally. I didn’t know JPL until I saw it, but it is so interesting. Very good channel.

[@beelzeburger5608]

I'm glad you clarified. The other options looked good to me and I was planning to pick number 2, but I thought I was wrong when she said the corner answer was 1.

[@bulliedbylife]

I was looking for something like that to test me before exams, and see which things i should review before them - So i’m so pleasure that you made this video~ どもありがとう、ミサ先生💮

[@TAFalling]

I stopped studying Japanese for a while because I got very busy and I used this video to test how much I still remember. Surprising, I only made a few mistakes. Thanks for making this video! Edit: I've adjusted to my new lifestyle and I've started studying again ^^

[@grane1850]

thank you so much!! You are the best Japanese teacher on youtube 💖

[@kuronosan]

I can't say I'm a fan of multiple choice questions where many options are technically correct but one is more right.

[@carbon-structure]

しかし答えは明らか. If you know the answer then you know the answer so go prepared as if you would to any other test.

[@screwgoogle4993]

@@carbon-structure Bingo. Multiple choice already gives you a huge advantage. Learning a language takes work, no two ways about it.

[@aditijain6445]

Heyy you did a really good job at explaining the topics, and you covered most of the topics too! I’m taking the N5 test in a couple of days, and really hope to do well in it. Thank you for all the help!

[@Pallidus_Rider]

I recognized the Kanji for stone "ishi" as it is same as Japanese last name Ishida 😲

[@hellen4745]

This was so cool! Thank you soooo much, I'm at the end of Genki 2 and I only got 3 wrong in this test, this makes me see that I'm indeed learning

[@JustIzzan]

I didn't even start the video, but I want to say thanks for all the afford, all I see is the lenght and I can't even imagine how long it took to edit this video. Again thank you for all the free content Sensei

[@nothereforeverydamnthing2346]

Thank you for this! I'll see how I'll fare. Edit: Well.. I at least made 7 mistakes. It's really difficult for me to remember that kanji from the hiragana. In the last example, I already knew the verb 切る, but it didn't click by reading the hiragana. How should I improve this skill?

[@vanessameow1902]

You dont need to, irl everybody uses kanji for this exact same reason.

[@nothereforeverydamnthing2346]

@@vanessameow1902 Too bad JLPT requires this minor skill. It would be so much easier if they'd just put the kanji there. Maybe this is their way of making it harder for us.

[@vanessameow1902]

@@nothereforeverydamnthing2346 Just practice on a few mock tests and you'll be alright

[@Paullozz]

Try using your oral comprehension while reading the words aloud (or in your head but as if you were reading aloud). It usually helps.

[@rosirumenova287]

I got 2 things wrong, and 1 I just guessed (it was the right one tho) I got these sentences wrong: 1. 銀行は午後3時に＿＿＿ and I couldn't understand some of the answers and I said "します" while knowing it made no sense. I knew "to close" like 閉める and that's why I got confused there.. 2. どうぞ入ってください I read it too fast and didn't think much of it, I knew it was はいる but I forgot it for some reason.... I think I said いれる there, which meant "to put in" 3. 野菜を＿＿＿ I guessed it was きります cuz the other couldn't fit.. I didn't know the meaning of すきます, like, in this type of sentence (now I do, ty) --------- Also, it's a bit easier if there's the kanji and furigana on top, but for some reason when they're written in -kana, it's a bit difficult for me to get them out of the context, cuz you can say a word and without the kanji there it can mean a lot of stuff...... Any tips on how to understand words when written in -kana better?

[@0nearmedbandit]

I planned to take the N4 this December.. But since they cancelled the test... hopefully I'll be able to take the N3 in December 21 instead. So THANKS Misa for giving me some practice tests to make me feel better. ミサ先生は最高ですよ～ btw. I only missed 1 of these questions, because I made a silly mistake :)

[@עדיל]

Thank you Misa 先生! Thanks to all your videos my Japanese has become much better. This test video is a good way to review and learn because you also add the relevent explanations. I can't wait for the next videos. When I started to learn I didn't thought that I will be able to come this far, I had difficuly learning in school so I have been doubting myself. And your videos helped me a lot.❤

[@neilefc877]

I always feel like Im getting a glimpse into the future when Misa uploads a new video for advanced lessons. Im currently on lesson #28 from 2016 so I reckon Ill actually get to THIS video sometime in 2022 :) Good to know there is always more content

[@Mienshao11]

it should only take you 5-10 months to get to this level. unless you're super busy.

[@neilefc877]

@@Mienshao11 Youre probably right, but considering Im going chronologically and rewatching the verbs playlist(s) until I thoroughly understand the lessons, it will take a while to catch up to Misa's 2020/21 videos.

[@Mienshao11]

@@neilefc877 Good luck! I also recommend Japanese From Zero, and Miku Real Japanese. And you should use JapanesePod101 for listening practice! 頑張ってくださいね！

[@neilefc877]

@@Mienshao11 I watch JapanesePod101, too :) But Misa is by far the best. She breaks everything right down. For listening practice I tend to watch movies. Thankfully there is a lot of good Japanese movies on KZbin.

[@bandiceet]

Given that we are now sometime in 2022, how goes the studies in getting up to this level?

[@DeHaos]

日本語能力試験が3日内であり、何でも動画を見るどうか悩みに気をそらしているよ。思い詰めると言ったにしろ言ってなかったにしろ緊張にならずにいられないで、ミサ先生達が文法の風の練習を与えてくれてよかったな。更に、まだ終わっていないので、N1の総まとめや新幹線マスターシリーズの本を持っているんが、N2の準備が必要からだ。そのために、精一杯頑張りを通じて、先生からのあげった例をいくつか書き留めておきます。

[@gorodiskykirill4193]

Ah, what a 13 train companions dislikes this video?

[@Peter1912]

I'm amazed this content is free. What a life saver. Arigathanks!

[@あずまんが]

A couple months ago I think I might have gotten 3 questions right. Now I only got 3 wrong. Your videos are the best

[@oivinf]

You mention that you don't use 本 (cylinder counter) to count 本 (book), but a silly addition to this is that in Chinese you DO use 本 (běn) to count books 書/书 (shū)

[@patty6822]

These videos give me so much motivation and clear explanation for the contents of the test, thanks so much Misa-san!

[@Serky]

thank you so much for this video! it was super super useful, please do more like this!

[@yogaerasubakti6781]

Practice test N4 please, i will waiting!

[@bangwool5473]

i took this just to test my knowledge but looks like I still have a long way to go, but still ありがとうございますミサ先生。

[@raymondmarshall2501]

This is a really good test thankyou so much for taking the time to teach us this Misa sensei arigato gozaimasu tame Ni za jugyo💐

[@incursionbob7551]

I came here for practice of n5 But rather of that I only watch your face Some time I know answer but i am so busy to looking your face so i can't concentrate on my practice 🙂

[@fuenteschloe7266]

It's actually very helpful for me! Well I'm French but thanks God I understand English too. About the lessons I have something to ask, well I learn all the jlpt5 kanji I think but I don't understand why sometimes in a sentence we found kana for a meaning but the kanji is not used🤔 so why learn a kanji to finally find the word or the meaning write in kana in a sentence? I'm lost sometimes😂

[@monsterfckr]

ありがとうございます‼️

[@joonong91]

For 17:20 人が多い。 人がたくさんいる。 I've also heard that you can use 大勢(おおぜい)to indicates many people. 人が大勢いる。 Is it both suitable, or is any one of these more suitable in this situation? Not sure if it is N5. よろしくお願いします。

[@cozyyyy3033]

はじめまして。私は日本人です。そのためJLPT N5は知りません。 「人が多い」も「人がたくさんいる」も「人が大勢いる」も、全部適切な表現です。なので、全部正解かと思います。 Nice to meet you. I'm japanese and I don't know JLPY N5 Test. These three expressions("人が多い", "人がたくさんいる" and "人が大勢いる") are suitable and natural Japanese expression. So I' m sure that these are correct.

[@scary.garcia]

I aced this practice and that’s giving me the confidence to skip the JLPT N5 and go straight to studying for the JLPT N4 instead 💪 thank you Misa 先生!

[@drewmoon3000]

ありがとうございました😊 Thanks Misa

[@keziaasriningtyas3669]

This is one of the best videos for learning japanese. I rarely write comments, so you are really amazing! ありがとうございました!

[@ostracostio64]

日曜日, にちようび , sun day, Sunday 月曜日, げつようび, moon day, Monday 火曜日, かようび, fire day, Tuesday 水曜日, すいようび, water day, Wednesday 木曜日, もくようび, tree day, Thursday 金曜日, きんようび, gold day, Friday 土曜日,どようび, soil day, Saturday

[@ArielPolanco]

I took JLPT N5 today, thank you for this video, was very helpful

[@mgoodoubledoo]

Thank you! I think this helped me quite a bit today at my N5 test! Especially the difference between もう and も!

[@adrienplg]

Thanks a lot for this video! I'm in my hotel in Paris, and doing a bit of practice before taking the test tomorrow. Makes me confident, I got all (or most 🤔) answers right!

[@kimqadir7543]

This video is fabulous. I admit I was a little nervous and I did not do as well as I hoped but I got some right. Your teaching is a gift. Many thanks Sensei.

[@nyannyan443]

Woah..! This is the first video of yours that I watch.. I'm lacking a lot in input, so seeing actual simple sentences helps.. Your explanations also help a lot!!

[@mera4977]

Hi please make Video about easy way to analyze reading comprehension .. I took the JLPT last week and I find that the most difficult part .. Thank you it will be great help ❤️ More powers such a great Sensei online 😘

[@nuha1018_]

I only got 3 wrong, so it seems like I'll be able to pass the real one if I review a little more. I do know more grammar than for the N5 so I hope I'll be prepared for the N4 when I am able to take it

[@SelcraigClimbs]

やった！全てを正しく答えました😊 みささんのおかげさまで感謝してます

[@rom4102]

Started learning this year, I'm surprised that I only got 2 wrong here! For some questions I hesitated picking some answers that I ended up getting right so maybe I need to practice a bit more before being confidant in taking N5

[@PauGarcia69]

Test is tomorrow, viewing this for study purposes now.. オレはめっちゃ眠いけどがんばろ。。。

[@ren13487]

Thank you so much for this ❤️

[@alloverworld380]

このような素晴らしいビデオをありがとうございました Please tell me if I say something wrong 😳😳😳😳

[@melonggamingchannel]

I just follow a simulation of JLPT N5 test. The bunpou was very hard, and very time consuming. The one that my weakest is, vocabulary. Many new word that I haven't know. I just have some suggestion, if can, make more about bunpou. Since there's section where there's 4 part empty field and you have to fill those 4 to get 1 correct answer in those. Btw, thanks for the video. Truly appreciated. Hit subscribe & like this video :)

[@blessedpapa]

This is very helpful to me as I like to study with examples. Arigatou Misa sensei!!

[@ojgfhuebsrnvn2781]

You kinda boosted my self-esteem because i was surprised of how good my memory turned out to be. I tried to learn Japanese about 10 years ago and all I've done is finished Minna no Nihongo 1 and half of the second by myself in express mode (1 lesson a day even if i didn't learned words from previous lesson). Though i removed all hiragana above kanji in the book (i had pdf downloaded from piracy websites). And now after 10 years i just saw it in recomendations and decided to watch. Turns out i was able to answer about 70-80% of questions (sometimes though i knew kanji but didn't remember reading). I know N5 supposed to be very elementary but still, it's been 10 years. Always loved how Japanese sounds and grammar was my favorite part (in fact that's the only thing i focused on when studied MNN), maybe i should give it another chance one day

[@nickinlondon4644]

Meccha yaku ni tatsu! Arigatou!

[@ashokapeiris5107]

Thank you for explaining us to JLPT N5 and Sensei try to explain us how to answer by point to point

[@KylePeks]

This type of video is very helpful, thank you!

[@delley9584]

Please do such a series each year before July and December dates, that would be totally beneficial for the students

[@benjaminrouquier8446]

今週、日本語能力試験N4を受ける！頑張るよ！

[@woshanimal]

Thank you so much! 😍 I’m hoping for other future uploads like this. It really helps that you explain why an answer is wrong.

[@KanoValentine]

Exactly a year later this gets recommended to me. I have long passed N5 and in N3. Not the fastest progression but progression none the less.

[@Villey]

Thats way more then me, It would take me 5 years to get from N5 to N4, Just keep pushing and move at your own pace! :)

[@priyadarshnielangovan6939]

The way you speak makes it easier to understand the word's meaning, pronunciation .when ever I try to read sentences in Japanese I start reading it like the way you read :3 Thank you for the amazing video

[@nattoe]

すごい！ありがとうございます。

[@deutschmitjeff5299]

This makes me believe I’m actually really for 日本語能力試験 N5

[@MoonShadow333]

I have been studying for the JLPT by myself and I feel that this practice helped me to organize everything I’ve learned so far. Thank you!

[@XEN0CRACY]

(　）話してくだ 英語！！！！！！！！！！お願いー waiddaminute that defeats the purpose of this whole thing...

[@freddb1975]

Thank you very much Misa Sensei. I got 27/30 of the answers right. Unfortunately JLPT exams where I live were canceled this years. But thank you for your time to do this test.

[@irsh_official]

i am to score 100% .jlpt cancelled in my country . should i start study for n4?

[@lovetrain2701]

Maybe N3 after Im done with n5 I will go straight to n3

[@rigierish3807]

I hate the fact that I mainly know the dictonary form of verbs, not the formal one, so when I see words like : "きります", without the kanji, I would say that I don't know what it is because I only know "切る"...

[@flavvsdasilver6442]

I'm thankful that I failed your test you made for us today. I would have gone in to this coming December exam with false confidence and failed it badly. At least I now know where I need to practice and study to get better. Thank you very much!

[@MrJacqques]

"taking a shower" is an important word. Listen here lady, just because corona is making me stay home doesn't mean I smell! * sniff, sniff. Shit I better learn that word.

[@dmonki6585]

hello there Misa sensei, i think you should do 1 or more videos like these, i find these videos very efficient for jlpt practice as it includes a bit of everything in one single video and most of the other jlpt practice videos out there focus on one part per video. Also i love your content in general, learning with your videos feels very easy and fun wich is a good thing considering learning a language can be very frustrating and one might feel demotivated at times.

[@decerelfallado1555]

I'm excited for JLPT practice N3&N2 😊

[@sci90174]

学生はもう家に「帰りません」。。。horror movie ? 野菜を着ます・来ます　 a cosplayer wearing vegetables has arrived.　 Thank you sensei :) I have learnt a lot

[@wombatkins]

Misa this is great!!! I'm actually getting these right. It makes me less afraid of JLPT N5

[@dumdum7099]

If possible, I would like to have more of this type of episode. Please make it a series, thank you.

[@IAMMAI00]

thank you🙏, very good💖, とても上手に教えて、また教えてください。 私は試験の準備をしています。 試験に合格してください。🎌

[@carolannebrown6156]

This is amazing 🤩 ありがとうございました😊

[@nickp4368]

5:28 isn't いいじゃない also correct? Or is it considered not best because it is casual?

[@imapple8956]

いいじゃない is weird.

[@kennethhauter3613]

Hi, I just started learning Japanese and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for websites to learn new kanji and vocab?

[@ftlninja1]

I highly recommend WaniKani, look it up!

[@kennethhauter3613]

@@ftlninja1 Thank you!

[@philippebauduin436]

l' articulation de Misa sensei et son rythme sont trés clairs et agréables à suivre.Thank you so much.

[@TheBillaro]

I suck. Two years in and I only get 70%. でも、みさ先生が良い先生です。ありがとうございます

[@kyoj1n386]

Dat 'Rona kept me away from the JLPT5 this year, but this lets me know I am on the right track. I am excited and READY for next year.

[@gastonmartinez6316]

This is an amazing video!!! It's good to review everything that's been learned!!

[@sima2770]

you fully translated everything sooooo well, thank you so much.

[@rafsan1415]

Love you 🖤

[@unaipad1128]

I've learned a lot with your videos. thanks! :)

[@robkoper841]

Thanks for the video! FYI At 30:00 the answers are numbered 1,2,3,3...

[@vegetalgo]

みさ先生一億回ありがとうございます

[@Ryan_F.]

I knew most of the kanji and vocab, but didn’t recall a lot of the words that used hiragana rather than kanji (when I’d learned the word with its kanji). Guess I just need to see this kinda stuff more frequently to get it quicker. Also need some work on grammar. Thank you for taking the time to make this, Misa-sensei!

[@kemalsonic7625]

this is the first video i watch from you and im st 3:46. I can already say Thank you very very very much. I will be on this chanel for long hours hahhaa i know it already 👍😭 what a nice Format