Master N4 Kanji with 50 Short Sentences! Reading and Writing Practice【Part 1】

■ Let's Master N4 Kanji with 50 Short Sentences! Practical Reading and Writing Practice【Part 1】
In this lesson, you can learn approximately 177 N4 kanji using 50 short sentences. (The video is divided into Part 1 and Part 2, with 50 sentences each, and this is Part 1.)
By learning kanji through short sentences, you can practically learn how to use each kanji, which may not be understood from vocabulary lists alone.
Moreover, the greatest feature of this video is that you can learn essential elements of Japanese acquisition such as kanji, grammar, pronunciation, and sentence structure all at once. Therefore, it provides a comprehensive and interactive approach not only for those planning to take the JLPT N4 exam, but also for beginners aiming to improve their skills.
Each sentence is carefully crafted to include a balanced mix of N4 kanji. English translations are provided above the hiragana sentences, with corresponding parts highlighted with color markers for each word.
Please join me in writing sentences and practicing pronunciation together to improve your kanji reading and writing skills in Japanese.
■ Features:
Learn N4 kanji through 50 short sentences.
Simultaneously learn kanji, grammar, sentence structure, and pronunciation.
Reading and writing practice suitable for all levels.
Handwritten kanji readings by native Japanese speakers.
Pronunciation variations: fast → slow → fast.
Color markers corresponding to hiragana sentences.
■ Name of pen used:
ZEBRA / SARASA CLIP 1.0mm
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[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

Thank you so much! Your words moved me and gave me strength. I really appreciate your support!💐

[@ED-iq3mv]

Your hand writing is very satisfying❤

[@phirunrux1]

This is really "Kanjiotherapy" ❤

[@gsr4535]

このチャンネルのように。 アメリカからこんにちは！ 👍😊

[@Ezzaldeen-ob1kr]

漢字をぜんぶ覚えてすごいですね🎉❤

[@Ezzaldeen-ob1kr]

ありがとうございます😊

[@Ezzaldeen-ob1kr]

すごいです。

[@tiagocarraro]

Thanks! Regards from Brazil! 🇯🇵🇧🇷

[@peterkuhnemann9088]

Great work, thank you ! it is a different tutorial, with handwriting and useful sentences, very nice! Best Regards from Germany, Petee

[@yuksingchan6837]

Many thanks for sharing this !🙏👍

[@rkwkrkwkrkwkrn]

정말 보물과도 같은 영상입니다. 감사합니다. 😊❤❤❤❤❤

[@장재민-l2r]

정말 잘 시청하고 있습니다. ありがとうございます！😊

[@poof8246]

oh how lovely! thank you so much! it’s really helpful! hope will be N3 version too! 😊

[@PoluxYT]

とても便利な動画です！ありがとうございました！😊

[@bhartiupadhyay1036]

本当にありがとう❤️

[@balalaika8394]

本当にありがとう。

[@coralineghibli3211]

I needed this so much. Thank you❤

[@yuksingchan6837]

Thanks a lot!

[@juliovaldez-nolasco2942]

This is awesome! Thank you so much.

[@ibluebell0310]

글자가 너무 아름다워요

[@Ezzaldeen-ob1kr]

😊🎉❤

[@储宁]

厉害👍

[@rjddddd19]

Thank you for this .

[@always_withy0u]

今日は特別な日です。

[@콩콩-h4r]

７月のN1日本語能力試験を申し込みました。去年から始めたからか、俺にとってこの文はなんでもない。

[@reiaoyama5]

ありがとう

[@nob1494]

It's so goodddddddd I very like it!

[@saritavishwakarma9089]

Thank you Seinsei…love the handwriting

[@yogi4753]

N3 short words sensei please🥺

[@GoodGood-vb8gm]

Another advantage of learning Japanese is you'll be able read Chinese to a certain extent (1) Today is a special day Japanese : 今日は特別な日デ。 Chinese : 今天是个特别的日子。 (2) Last year, I visited Kyoto Japanese : 去年、私京都に行きました。 Chinse : 去年我去了京都。

[@BearlyReading]

このビデオをありがとうございます。もしよろしければ、どんなペンをお使いですか？

[@PunBal-kh8zw]

Sense n4 Grammer onegaisimas

[@tinmalatt5659]

先生、すみません、N１読解を教えてくれませんか。よろうしくお願いします。

[@張煜煌-i9w]

4：08 一緒 14：37 選んで

[@tigerlucky8491]

Hello, can I ask what model of pen you are writing with?

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

ZEBRA / SARASA CLIP 1.0mmです😊

[@jerry526-n7r]

As chinese language series.

[@ogibinedi]

What is the meaning of the little circle at the end of the word?

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

。is a Japanese symbol that indicates the end of a sentence.

[@ogibinedi]

@@LearnJapaneseChannel it's must or depending of situation?

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

It is required for official documents and schooling. For example, it is always attached to newspapers, exam questions, and business documents. On the other hand, it is often not attached to private emails and comments. Young people in particular tend not to put them on.

[@ogibinedi]

@@LearnJapaneseChannel many thank for the answer 🙏

[@balalaika8394]

I have one question: Why did you translate「とっても」as「take」? at 31:50 As far as I understand, the word「とっても」serves as emphasizer for「いいですか」here, like「totally」in「totally okay」 And there is no「take」word in this sentence at all. We should just get it from the context.

[@PoluxYT]

that's not 「とっても」 as in "very, totally". That's the te-form of 撮る , 「撮って」followed by 「もいいですか」. te-form + もいいですか being a grammar pattern used for asking for permission politely. And 撮る (to take a photograph), was written in kana because that's an N1 kanji.

[@balalaika8394]

​@@PoluxYTnow that's very helpful. thank you so much 🙏

[@junaidywijaya6413]

先生、今日と本日は何が違うですか。

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

意味は同じですが、本日は改まった場面で使います。例えば、イベントや式などで、たくさんの人の前であいさつする時などに使います。日常では今日を使います。

[@BearlyReading]

同じペンを買いましたが、同じ美しいインキの見え方ができません。おそらく彼女が使っている紙の種類が違うからだと思います。

[@KyawZinHein-zr4uy]

pen の なまえ を おしえて ください

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

ZEBRA / SARASA CLIP 1.0mmです😊

[@nuwanrangadassanayake1822]

てんが、わすれたじゃあー

[@yiyi7074]

Can you write Korean 🇰🇷 words. You have been educated at school. I haven't been educated at school. And I am a foreigner from Taiwan. I don't know your writing. I know English better than you.

[@吳建國-h1x]

わかりやすい

[@fethigrabsi6904]

ありがとうございます😊

[@ASMITAKUNWAR-m2x]

Thank you❤