JLPT N5 Vocabulary with example sentences #10【日本語能力試験 N5 語彙】

[@shradhanjalirai3746]

Thank u for the great lesson once again,ur channel is really helping me in learning Japanese .Please keep uploading more videos in same format

[@JpLaunch]

Happy to hear that! 😃 Thank you!

[@Muawia.]

Thank you for explaining all used of に I learned only one and had difficulty understanding why it’s used in other cases but now it’s all clear 本当にありがとうございます先生❤️

[@JpLaunch]

Thank you for watching! Glad it was helpful! 見てくれてありがとうございます！🙇

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[@JpLaunch]

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[@patrickmueller7438]

JPのビデオが大好きです。まいにちにほんごをべんきょうしま。I'm German and I use other sources as well, but these sentences are so perfect to bring all the information together. Please keep it up! Thank you!

[@JpLaunch]

Thank you so much!! :)

[@ankanaghosh5940]

I've learnt so many new things from just one lesson. ありがとうございます先生

[@JpLaunch]

That's great! どういたしまして！

[@amandakalpani1781]

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[@JpLaunch]

Thanks for watching! We release new videos biweekly. :)

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[@JpLaunch]

I understand! Thank you for your support! 😃 What kind of videos would be useful for you if you were to study grammar and pronunciation from videos?

[@arpitkumar4525]

@@JpLaunch I am studying pronunciation from Japanesepod101.com. They show illustrations and tell how the tongue should move to pronounce a character. I have no aim of sounding native but my pronunciation was so bad that even Google Translate wasn't able to understand me. As for grammar I've found this channel - kzbin.info/aero/PLg9uYxuZf8x_A-vcqqyOFZu06WlhnypWj She explains the concepts in a very clear way and explains the structure of Japanese at a fundamental level.

[@Primalxbeast]

I've been using Duolingo which has almost zero explanation of anything which is very confusing. These videos make things so much easier to understand. I like Duolingo, but it definitely is best in combination with other learning sources. I like gaming, so the gaming aspect is fun, but it can be frustrating for actually trying to learn.

[@arpitkumar4525]

@@Primalxbeast Yes. Duolingo is very bad for learning. It's great for testing your knowledge though. Only use it for practice

[@JpLaunch]

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[@Naturescre]

Hello brother this is great work for new beginners... @jp launch Bro, Is this 10 video cover the all 800 vocabulary list related to N5 level.? 🤔

[@skippychurch2965]

Once again, another gem

[@JpLaunch]

Thank you 😊

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I enjoy very much your lesson. your explanation is excellent!

[@JpLaunch]

Thank you so much and thank you for watching!

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[@JpLaunch]

My pleasure :) Glad you like them!

[@sanjayshrivastava]

It's really impressive way to explain Ni particle and Te form of adjectives..otsukaresama desu.

[@JpLaunch]

Thank you!

[@tumainitiger4655]

These are great videos thanks! I was wondering why か is used for some months but にち for others? For example ４日 is pronounced よっか but １１日 is pronounced じゅういちにち。

[@JpLaunch]

Great question!! So I did some research found out that in old days, 11th or later days also had special names (11th: とおかあまりついたち, meaning 10th day remaining 1st day, 22th: はつかあまりふつか meaning 20th day remaining 2nd day). However I assume it became too long to say after 10. So I think that's why people stopped using this way of calling days and started adopting what we use now.

[@tumainitiger4655]

@@JpLaunch ahh 面白! ありがとうございました！

[@JpLaunch]

I thought it's interesting too! Most Japanese people don't know this. We don't learn this at school.どういたしまして！

[@guilhermeguimaraes1858]

In this video, what is the difference between MONDAI (i believe its question) and SHITSUMON (question) in your example?

[@aanandapoudel3852]

どうもありがとうございます先生方

[@JpLaunch]

どういたしまして :)

[@aanandapoudel3852]

やさしいです。

[@lydiagoingco8600]

Hi there! How is your wife right now? I have heard the story on video #9. I hope your whole family is okay and healthy 🙏🌿

[@JpLaunch]

You're so nice! My wife and my family is okay for now. Thank you, Lydia!

[@lydiagoingco8600]

@@JpLaunch Thanks God! Stay safe. Family first! ☝