Learn N5 Kanji with 50 Short Sentences: Reading and Writing Practice for All Levels

Let's Master N5 Kanji with 50 Short Sentences! Practical Reading and Writing Edition
In this lesson, you can learn approximately 107 N5 Kanji characters through 50 short sentences. By learning Kanji through sentences, you can practically understand the usage of each character, going beyond what a vocabulary book offers. This video provides practical reading and writing exercises suitable for learners of all levels, from Japanese beginners to those aiming to improve their skills.
Each sentence is thoughtfully crafted to include a balanced mix of N5 Kanji characters. Written in hiragana, I will personally transform and read the underlined parts into Kanji. The speed of my reading changes from fast to slow to fast again, aiding in a deeper understanding. Additionally, English sentences accompany the hiragana text, with color markers highlighting corresponding words.
By writing along with me and pronouncing the sentences together, you can enhance your practical Kanji reading and writing skills, similar to solving exam problems. Moreover, you can learn not only Kanji but also fundamental and essential grammar and pronunciation simultaneously. This video offers a comprehensive and interactive approach to firmly acquire the basic skills needed for N5 level proficiency.
■Features:
Learn N5 Kanji through 50 short sentences.
Practical reading and writing exercises suitable for all levels.
Handwritten Kanji readings by a native Japanese speaker.
Pronunciation variations: Fast → Slow → Fast.
Color markers corresponding to hiragana sentences.
■Name of pen used:
ZEBRA / SARASA CLIP 1.0mm
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[@guanyinping8428]

love this learning style because it allows us to learn grammar, vocabulary, and definitely our main course is the kanji at the same time

[@Jiyoon02]

As a Korean, I couldn't be more glad that Korean and Japanese share the same word order. It has lifted a huge burden from me in learning Japanese.

[@alijannoun1152]

of course, they have the same origine

[@Jiyoon02]

@@alijannoun1152 I mean, that is just factually not true, but whatever helps you sleep at night, man. But, you might argue how would I know? Do I speak Korean natively? Do I speak Japanese proficiently? Oh wait, I do! I do speak both languages very fluently. Well, I guess I must really know what I'm talking about, would't I?

[@Jiyoon02]

@@alijannoun1152 Look, I'm sorry for the rather aggressive comment earlier. I was aggressive like that because the last thing I need is a rando from the internet who speaks neither of my languages to lecture me about their origin. So, let's make a deal, if you don't lecture me about Korean or Japanese, I won't lecture you about the Arabic language, Ali Jannoun. Sounds like a deal?

[@alijannoun1152]

@@Jiyoon02 i am sorry if you got offended, i thought that both languages originated as a hybrid language around the region of Liaoning in China. I started learning Japanese recently, so i wanted to learn more about the history of the language. But if you say that it's wrong, then i will correct my informations! And FYI i am fluent in 3 languages and hopefully Japanese will be my fourth :)

[@admsong]

for my is hard, because word orders are different, i'm brazilian

[@RainBow-ex5ke]

What a beautiful handwriting ❤

[@NuclearCarnivore]

素晴らしい教授法ですね。 What a great teaching method!

[@brandybilly4035]

This helps so much with sentence structure!

[@tishayat]

The perfect comment in my eyes I’ve been looking for resources to help understand sentence structures as they get more complex

[@ninasan1524]

Such a wonderful concept of teaching Japanese! It’s a huge help in improving different skills: (1) reading and remembering kanji characters (Watch the video several times in 1.25x speed. If you don’t have one hour to study, 10-15 minutes a day should be enough.) (2) thinking & understanding in Japanese (Cover the English sentences with masking tape and read the sentences in hiragana first then with kanji characters) (3) listening and speaking (Read out loud the sentences several times and use the microphone of Google translate to check and improve pronunciation, pitch, and intonation) (4) learning and/or reviewing vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structures. Thank you so much for all your effort and time in making this video. お世話になります．どうもありがとうございます。

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

Wonderful! I believe using the videos in this way will greatly improve your Japanese skills. Thank you!

[@yaguapiru42]

I love this way of teaching a language

[@JoylessBurrito]

I'm actually really surprised by how simple N5 seems, it makes me feel super encouraged

[@edemationTV]

Thank you for your efforts to make this video tutorial. I recommend this to my friends. I learn grammar, vocabulary and Kanji. ありがとうございます❤

[@juannascimento4167]

This videos is simply wonderful and watching the pen write so smooth is kinda relaxing

[@juannascimento4167]

does anyone know the name of the pen in the video?

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

ZEBRA / SARASA CLIP 1.0mmです😊

[@葉慧雯-d9r]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH🎉. Different color described the sentence help me to understand structure for Japanese!!!

[@SebastianSeanCrow]

I just want to say I love this video I watch it and write alongside!! I even keep all the same highlights ❤

[@thecelestialgoddess_]

This visual learning is such a wonderful help. I'm so excited. My Japanese is improving everyday! ❤

[@stephaniemei5541]

Thank you for the lessons. This is very helpful for me, since the lessons are carefully prepared, with English, Hiragana writing and Kanji writing as well. Oshiete kurete arigatou gozaimasu.

[@amber5526]

字がきれいですね❤❤❤

[@mooinginpasture]

This is exactly what I've been looking for. Unfortunately i find it's hard to find content like this. Combined with other resources i might actually get ahead in learning the language for a long trip around Japan i would like to plan.(And if i ever get tickets to another Babymetal Japan show)

[@junaidywijaya6413]

とってもすばらしレッスンです

[@Freakyself]

Thank you so much. This is an excellent approach to continue studying kanjis while incorporating useful day to day phrases. Honestly, sometimes only trying to memorize the Kanjis is very tiring, but at least in this way, is so much more entretaining.

[@akiyajapan]

I feel happy that I could read the sentence with kanji in the thumbnail 😂 I'll be taking the JLPT in July.

[@nilimadharkar5127]

ありがとうございます😊It is very helpful 💖💖👌💖💖 Thank you very much 🙏🏼

[@cosmicnewsboy]

Excelent idea to teach kanji! Thanks very much!

[@fugitiveideationpublicatio8642]

This is really helpful. Thanks for posting.

[@Sonata-nn2sy]

I feel so happy I came across your wonderful channel! It's a goldmine! The best way to learn kanji, vocabulary and grammar! Thank you so much!❤🇯🇵

[@thomasbosio9221]

What a great way to sharpen my japanese writting and speaking skills, thank you very much! I To maximize my practice, I did around 15 sentences a day every day and came back to the previous sentences to evaluate how much I remember, each time. Hope you'll make more!

[@4languageswithLulu-fg6yp]

Really helpful!! Thanks to you, Japanese is fun👍

[@iosmusicman]

Thank you. I will watch this in full later. I love your writing (slight slope upwards) but I am currently more used to graphical fonts on my phone. It’s great to have handwriting to compare.

[@bloxycola3]

its so satisfying to watch the kanji... i hope i can write like that someday

[@artoftosia]

Wow, I'm sure I speak on behalf of all your viewers when I say THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING SUCH A GREAT AND USEFUL VIDEO💛 love from Poland:)

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

I really appreciate your kind words. Thank you!😊Poland♥

[@alfjones6377]

you're hand writing is so beautiful. すごい

[@rajeshkumarsingh2900]

Very well teaching style, Arigato gozaimas.

[@nguyenhuyhoangk18hcm37]

I love this way of teaching like this! Hope you can publish another video like this

[@lumetaldesu]

This video is actually SO HELPFUL!! I can not only practice kanji, sentence structure, vocabulary and calligraphy, but also pitch and pronunciation by reading the sentences out loud along with the voice, while writing!! Thank you so much, this is such a useful tool!!!

[@Mridul2708]

Hello 元気ですか？ I miss being study from you. I was busy in college exams past 5 months that i not able to focus on the learning language. I hope you doing well teacher and taking good care. I will start again from the portion i left! Have good day teacher and thanks for keep uploading all the time. I feel so happy to see your channel growing. Keep it up teacher! ありがとうございます🙇.

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

お久しぶりです！Thanks for supporting my channel since the early days. Thanks to your support, many people are now able to watch my videos, and I am very grateful for that. I will continue to do my best to make videos that are useful to you, and I hope you enjoy learning Japanese.ありがとうございます😊❤️

[@IvanHrmwnt]

Thank you for making this video ❤

[@SwedenTheHedgehog]

Thank you sooooo much!! It’s so hard to practice reading Kanji on it’s own, even though I’m comfortable with Kana now; so this is the perfect combination!

[@장재민-l2r]

좋은 시리즈. 감사합니다 ㅎㅎ

[@sydneybrink4188]

So very excellent, this has all the elements. I love the parsing out of the sentence structure. One observation, for those who have a weak red and green color deficiency putting 3 vertical strokes through a color bar would set it apart and for colors that are the same hue but different shade adding three dots would distinguish it from the other. Just a thought. Thank-you for all your hard work.

[@linaamy583]

Thank you very much ❤ I've been wanting for something like this and I'm so grateful that you guys made it! I think this is the best way to learn writing sentences (with kanji!) by shadowing the writer! The writing is so clear and pretty 🤩I feel like this is the final piece to really mastering Japanese, thank you once again ❣

[@KiRa-fy6uq]

This is relaxing ❤ I just heard at the end of Japanese sentences is where the verb goes. Which seems crazy to me but of course the whole world doesnt speak the same

[@kaizelk7242]

Спасибо за урок! Давно искала такой❤

[@AugustJC01]

You're awesome. Thank you so much!

[@manuelvalencia9407]

This is great practice. Thank you very much!

[@petercourt]

This is really helpful, thanks!

[@conatcha]

Lovely handwriting

[@edisonallan2344]

非常棒，太实用了

[@rado8498]

素晴らしい日本語のレツスン。✨️✨️☀️👍

[@junaidywijaya6413]

ﾚｯｽﾝ

[@timetraveler9105]

thank you, this is very helpfull

[@SuzukiRyuuji]

日本語の勉強するは大変ですが、頑張れます！ありがとうございます。

[@SuzukiRyuuji]

sorry can you correct me in this sentence. on what errors i made? thanks

[@justwanderinginyt6095]

Wow. I love this format. ❤

[@Tama2024plus]

Extremely helpful session.. Thank you so much ❤

[@hs964]

Fabulous. Thank you

[@AliAmmar-xy8fe]

thank you for this effort!

[@nyt_shorts929]

Thanks i complete the videos 25 remaining sentence in morning I also use it as my listening practice

[@uchihaitachi2261]

Japanese and Turkish are very similar to each other. Sentence structure is the same as in Turkish

[@kaminari7260]

very helpful, thank you!!!

[@admsong]

26:00 one question, How do we know that it says "I sleep for 8 hours" or "I slept at 8 hours"

[@poof8246]

that’s so nice! thank you! hope you’ll do N4 video too!!!

[@knownow7335]

Thank you so much for this video :) I am going to give N4 this July, and this lesson is helping me brush up my N5 skills! Thank you sensei❤

[@skyborne6393]

Does everyone have very nice handwriting? 😂 I don't. I hurt my hands, but i try to make it legible.

[@velikiyvoinsveta]

I like to write these symbols with black ink gel pen. It's relaxing

[@inalexkingstonshair]

so helpful, thank you!!

[@tuhincreats]

It’s amazing, I'm waiting for the video of N4 similar video.

[@macbethjoao4887]

Thanks for the lesson. In case of adverbs and adjectives in terms of position,the adverbs, do adverbs always come before the subject and adjectives after the subject?

[@koumido1]

People who feel encouraged to learn kanji by this 🙋☺️❤

[@back282317]

Thanks 😜

[@yamilethmolina873]

Excelente. Muy buena pedagogía. Muy facil para poder asociar los kanjis y las palabras. Muchas gracias.

[@RawBlue]

Writing kanji seems more like drawing a stick figure battle than writing a sentence. Kinda fun but I can understand why no one uses it. Hiragana and Romaji seems much more efficient time wise. Very interesting though!

[@tuhincreats]

can you create more, because my kanji book has a huge joint kanji. your 50 sentence looks a very simple video. I'm afraid to participate to the jft

[@JaneVieira-c4p]

Aqui é Brasil! Vocês ensinando através do inglês? Nossa língua Natal é a de Portugal, madame.

[@muhammadissa8994]

❤

[@scriptorluminary]

55:33 「ここは雪の世界 ホワイトスノー村よ。 美しい銀世界を楽しんでね。」 - Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure

[@FransceneJK98]

I have this pen too!!! Soo good to write!!’

[@vanloc1034]

please teacher do more video about series of kanji n4 and n3, i'm still waiting for day after day

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

Thank you. I'm making it now, so please wait a moment.

[@Ranjana-zp7po]

ありがとうおじゃいま。

[@MaiSakurajima0212]

Can u tell me the brand of your pen you are using and the nam of it. Thanks. Addition your handwriting is very very beautiful😮😁

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

ZEBRA / SARASA CLIP 1.0mmです😊Thank you!

[@MaiSakurajima0212]

@@LearnJapaneseChannel 🥰

[@NgaPham-cd4ug]

Thanks for your lesson. Could you share me the file PDF for writing

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

Thank you for watching the video! The PDF of this video will be distributed soon in the members-only community. If you're interested, please consider registering.😊↓ kzbin.info/door/S1-E3fjfJmY5O2HqhXM5CQjoin

[@tkr4340]

와...글씨...미쳤...

[@_____J______]

To me most difficult is to understand how do I know which meaning of kanji to apply since there are few most often

[@always_withy0u]

今日はいい天気ですね。this is what it means

[@rjddddd19]

thank you for this, is there any N4 kanji with short sentences for this?

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

Thank you very much, I am planning to make a N4 version as well, so please wait a bit.

[@rjddddd19]

@@LearnJapaneseChannel ありがとうございます

[@sinarramadanisputri9035]

Makasih pai

[@timinchi3944]

I love you sensei🥹❤️‍🔥

[@jonathanpriyanto8142]

What is On-yomi of open?

[@chemitapeerezzz_98]

Hi, I´ve seen before that both "library" and "film" are written in japanese like "図書館" and "映画", respectively, that is, in mere kanjis; therefore, how come you have written them (32:06 - 32:12 and 40:11 - 40:17), as well as others, in hiragana?

[@DemanaJaire]

図, 館, 映 and 画 are N4 level kanji. Only 書 is N5. It's better to write them in hiragana if we want to keep it N5.

[@بحرهايج-ع3د]

نريد أن نتعلم اللغة اليابانية ان شاءالله. هل يوجد في اللغة اليابانية قاموس للمفردات؟

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

Thank you for your interest in Japanese. I'm sorry, but I'm not knowledgeable about books, so I can't provide specific information about them.

[@christianboco4851]

I hope there have n4 too 😢

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

I will be posting soon, so stay tuned and look forward to it!😊❤

[@srijitsarkar7168]

Can you please provide the pdf of this video せんせい。

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

A pdf of this video is being distributed to membership members only. Please consider joining if you like.😊 kzbin.info/door/S1-E3fjfJmY5O2HqhXM5CQjoin

[@C0rbu5]

For the sentence "Let's talk slowly later", shouldn't "later" be nochi instead of ato? What I know, ato means "after"

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

In Japanese, "後で" (ato de) means "later." "後" (ato) can mean "after" or "later" depending on the context. "後" (nochi) is a more formal or literary way to say "later," but in everyday conversation, we use "後で" (ato de).

[@C0rbu5]

​@@LearnJapaneseChannel なるほどですね。わかた。ありがとうござます。

[@jonathanpriyanto8142]

家(ie) is on society or any else?

[@춘형이-f3w]

한국어로도 말씀 해주시면 감사하겠습니다.

[@jamblob3208]

ripa kurete taisugidesu

[@TheFaithfulVegan]

But HOW do I do that?

[@benotyourboss]

I want to learn japanese, how do I start?

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

First, learn hiragana and katakana. Next, learn grammar and vocabulary. When you get used to it, we recommend that you gradually learn kanji in parallel.😊

[@ToanNguyenVan-r6r]

Please verify the question 31, 大きい　is い Adjective. Why you combine with な＋Noun.　What a native speaker？？？

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

"大きい" is an い-adjective, while "大きな" is a 連体詞(attributive noun), so they belong to different parts of speech. Both can modify nouns, but a attributive noun cannot become a predicate. In this sentence, since "山" (mountain) follows, both "大きい" and "大きな" are acceptable and carry exactly the same meaning. In actual conversation, either one sounds equally natural.

[@AAFREAK]

I'm curious what text this is from.

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

These are all sentences I created, designed to incorporate as many commonly used kanji and grammar points as possible in a single sentence.

[@sarielwang2236]

这个视频的对象肯定不是用汉字的，不明白为啥是汉字标题

[@ednaelliott1]

Why do you write ください instead of 下さい?

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

"下さい" can be written in kanji when expressing the polite form of the verb "くれ" (give). ex: コーヒーを下さい。(Please give me coffee.) "ください" is written in hiragana when used as an auxiliary verb following a verb to express a polite request(Please). ex: 待ってください。(Please wait.)

[@Venik75]

こんばんは先生、なぜ「東京駅に」より「東京駅は多い人がいます」を使いましたか

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

こんばんは！😊この文は、「東京駅」を主題(subject)にした文にしたかったので、助詞の「は」を使って「東京駅は人が多いです」と書きました。つまり、今現在人がたくさんいるという話ではなく、東京駅とはどんな場所なのかを説明したかったのです。 一方、今現在東京駅に人がたくさんいるということを伝えたい時は、「東京駅に人がたくさんいます」という文になります。 Good evening! I used the particle 'は' to make '東京駅' the subject of the sentence, so I wrote '東京駅は人が多いです,' meaning 'Tokyo Station is crowded.' In other words, I wanted to describe what kind of place Tokyo Station is, not necessarily that there are many people there right now. On the other hand, if I want to convey that there are many people at Tokyo Station at the moment, the sentence would be '東京駅に人がたくさんいます,' meaning 'There are many people at Tokyo Station.

[@Venik75]

@@LearnJapaneseChannel あっ！そうなんですか、教えてありがとうございました🙌🏼 It helps me to understand better the nuances with the usage of the 「は」particle! Last question, is there any difference between ゆっくり話しましょう　ゆっくり話をしましょう? I feel like the first one would emphasizes on the fact that we need to talk slowly while the second one is more about having a proper conversation later, is that correct? Thank you for your videos 🌸

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

It depends on the context before and after, but I think you are generally correct.Another point to consider is the difference between spoken and written language. When writing, "ゆっくり話をしましょう" sounds more natural, but when speaking, "ゆっくり話しましょう" is more natural.

[@boyimp9778]

yo why is 'kyou' the subject, and not the weather?

[@DemanaJaire]

今日は is a topic, not subject. Two different things. The sentence has so called "zero-subject" - the subject is omitted, cause it's irrelevant and unidentified, just like in English when you say "it's sunny", it's irrelevant what "it" is, what's relevant is that it's sunny. You introduce the topic of the conversation, and then follow it with a comment. As for today, it's good weather (or less literally, "the weather is nice").

[@hetorii_7]

Why your khanji is different from khanji app ? Like later khanji is different in app you wrote different why???

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

Kanji characters in applications, etc. are fonts, so they are designed for visibility, and some of them have different shapes than handwritten ones.

[@binodbhandari2082]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅