Kanji N4 | Lesson12 Work | Japanese Reading and Writing Practice

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

Please turn on the subtitles to watch🍁 If your language is not available, feel free to request it in the comments! 😊

[@wilianmachado9080]

This is my favorite type of Kanji videos. It really helps the learning process when we watch someone writing the kanjis. Thanks 😊

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

Thank you so much as always, Wilian Machado! ☺️💐

[@garrieWalker]

Hello there, thanks for a brilliant vlog, lots of great information to help learn Japanese. keep up the great work. Garrie chan

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

Thank you for your kind comment! It really motivates me.😊

[@buli_4ka]

I'm watching Your content for almost a year, and didn't write comments, but to be sure 先生, I studied through all of them, and it's great help. Now I'm mostly reading news articles at NHK website, but understanding and acquiring its kanji won't be possible without Your efforts. And handwriting so splendid so it's affecting even my scribbles 🤭 ありがとうございます！whatever level of ma language will be, I'll still to watch these videos 🥺

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

Wow, thank you so much for your wonderful comment! I’m truly grateful that you’ve been watching all of my videos for over a year! Studying by reading news articles on the NHK website is such a great approach! ✨ If my videos have been helpful to you, that makes me incredibly happy. I’ll keep working hard to create more good content, so please keep watching! ☺️💓Thank you for subscribing to my channel, too!

[@srijitsarkar7168]

Thank you Sensei.

[@Quipy7099]

How many parts would be in this n4 kanji series?

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

There are just 3-4 parts left to go.😊

[@nutella7330]

Hi! I have a question, I finished hiragana and katakana and I’m now stuck on what to work on now. Should I just start learning kanji now or learn basic Japanese sentence structure? Thank you so much for the helpful Japanese content.❤

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

Thank you for your comment! 💓 Since you’ve finished learning hiragana and katakana, I recommend studying basic grammar while gradually learning kanji. The easiest and most important kanji are from the JLPT N5 level, so it’s a good idea to study them in order: N5 → N4 → N3. Here’s the playlist for my N5 kanji videos: ↓ kzbin.info/aero/PLVGw_A21plC4CNCpCAU_6j7eYcRSjvvyP I haven’t posted many grammar videos yet, but I plan to start uploading them next year. Please check them out if you’re interested! 😊

[@nutella7330]

@ Thank you so much!!!!!!

[@jonathanpriyanto8142]

合（あい) は on-yomi ka / kun-yomi ka?