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[@kainanperes1309]

Please don't ever stop uploading this series, it's the best sentence mining source for me.

[@u_isbestmyfriend8633]

I is N6 level but I continued learning

[@蛋总-x5r]

你这英语一级

[@Keima97]

Me N-♾️

[@philippGM]

You know already that N6 is lower than N5. So it could be worst 😂😂

[@saraayman9266]

I am ***😊

[@JariSatta]

@@蛋总-x5r 我上当啦

[@koteragaming2778]

i got humbled within a second will watch it again after learning all vocabulary

[@AriThecraftydragon]

I like how you show the color-coded sections of the grammar.

[@joannagarcia2001]

Yes! It’s sooo helpful!

[@Shady272]

I love how you just keep making these, ありがとうございます❤

[@allanmeloam93]

Great video😊😊😊 You included the colored subtitles. That helps a lot. Thank you Mochi Sensei

[@raphaelbussiere]

the third one is always very difficult ! :D Thank You Mochi Sensei ! I still need to practice the name of the months-days and time vocabulary like "two days before" etc, But I'm getting better thanks to you 💪

[@irvinggutierrez825]

Hola Mochi sensei, I'm from Mexico and I've been learning English for quite a few years. However, I was never good at it. Since then, I got into anime culture, and I always thought about the idea of learning Japanese as well, but I never did it seriously. I tried to learn hiragana and katana, a few words, and did some passive input with anime and Japanese music that ended in a failed attempt. I realized that, despite all the years I had spent watching anime, listening to Japanese songs and studying a bit on my own, I had achieved nothing. When I watched your previous JPLT N5 video I was startled and amazed I was able to at least understand the general theme of the conversations only knowing a few words I didn't even know I knew. I feel proud of myself and relieved to know that all these years have not been a total waste of my time. I just wanted to thank you because now I feel more encouraged to take it seriously.

[@amn23451]

Hey don't feel discouraged. Japanese is very hard, especially if you're using english sources to learn and english isn't your first language. Keep up the good work. Everyone learns at their own pace

[@akiraakashi5260]

Yeeeyy, I understand all of it 😭😭👌🏻, ありがとうございます✨

[@arcistine9043]

woo オメデト❤

[@mickeyromo235]

This is what I have been looking for in addition to my additional Nihon Go studies. I'm all in! Thank you Mochi Sensei....

[@kyawthu8940]

I love the way you teach very much. Thank you.

[@HobbyBugong]

Love the drills you made. Even though I'm not really active into studying Japanese anymore, it was still entertaining and yet very educational.

[@BibzBall]

These videos are the best listening material out there. I find other so called N5 material very difficult for me. Your pacing is great and perfect for us beginners. ありがとうございます、もちせんせい！

[@amn23451]

Plz keep up this series it's the best I've found on youtube for n5. Keep up the great work thank you!

[@dane6689]

Thank you for making this

[@Pallidus_Rider]

Mochi-Sensei - these JLPT5 videos are so helpful. I feel like I understand more and more with each video. 🙇♥️🙇

[@taprick]

thank you sensei for highliting words that describes the meaning

[@monkeychess1398]

Great idea to color the translations because it makes it much easier to follow. ありがたいございました😊

[@Senderson-et9fq]

I am so glad you exist. You helped me massively

[@akbars.nugraha5662]

I'm on my way to reach N4 level. Hope this year I could pass the N4 test. Thanks for the video, Sensei-chan

[@dc9071]

Excellent video as always. I also like when you post different levels ie N4,N3 etcほんとにありがとうございます先生

[@literaturtee]

This was so much fun! I understood all of it and enjoyed the lesson a lot! Thank you for your work!

[@toughgamer2960]

去年から毎日毎日どんどんDuolingoで日本語を勉強しました、さっき先生のビデオをみて、そしてぜんぶの会話が理解できたことは自分も驚いた、これ以上とても嬉しいです。

[@k_c9060]

Duolingo is proud🐦

[@SirVampyr]

Thank you for making these! Allthough I don't understand much, I'm picking up some words every now and then and it's not too fast, so I can understand it well enough! :)

[@gnarlzafunk2thalore]

Thank you so much, Mochi Sensei & OMG I LOVE LIONS COFFEE! RAWR!

[@dandan-sq5zp]

I can't thank you enough for these videos, they are extremely helpful ❤❤❤

[@Tama2024plus]

Thank you so much for the colour coding of the sentences... ❤ Extremely helpful

[@Ricotran]

for true JP vibe, play it the fourth time but in 1.5x speed

[@eduardo.peraless]

I just came from Japan (stayed two months there) and I’m impressed of how easy for me this listening is now!

[@ED-iq3mv]

もっとこのような動画をたくさん作ってお願いします

[@clonkyy]

These are so incredible good to learn! Thank you very much!

[@danka786]

先生ありがとう！日に日に上達してます🎯😃

[@LittleLulubee]

Thank you! These videos are so helpful 🩷🥰

[@TorbyBrand]

This is super helpful! Thank you!

[@Michaelocoornor]

Love it you help me alot

[@Ph34rNoB33r]

I'm basically at N5, might pass the test, but listening is definitely where I have to improve a lot (together with some of the grammar, mostly learnt the -masu/-mashita and did way less dictionary and other forms, good enough to guess when reading, not fast enough for listening)

[@ieatskybison]

漸く全てを分かるので、本当に嬉しいです。この動画の方は面白くて有用だと思います。いつもありがとうございます。

[@allan.melo1]

Happy birthday Mochi Sensei 👏👏👏🎂

[@OutCold9te6]

I love this series. So helpful

[@Paydor]

Danke!

[@markov_komarov]

im like N10 lvl but thanks to this channel im finally making actual progress

[@miguelprime8042]

Thanks!

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

ありがとううううう！⭐️ you got this!

[@Ven_ra]

Great video! I learnt so much from this

[@uniqx6250]

After almost a year of learning Japanese, im finally can understand n5 quite well🎉

[@hustleabroad]

Thank you for your such videos. It really helps

[@peterpetrelli9291]

I'm getting there, still not 100% but I'm understanding the whole sense of the conversation

[@Umbrellamax.]

Beautiful video

[@erika374]

These videos are really helpful!

[@Sinnohan]

I love these videos, so helpful

[@SteveHughesMusicT-hex]

The Best Resource, Thanks!

[@tagoku_yerter]

i understood second practice perfectly. i think i have passed a milestone.

[@miguelprime8042]

you're the best thank you!!! ❤

[@saulocarvalho6573]

できました。ありがとうございます

[@mohammadluiali]

Kono bidio tsukattekurete arigatou gozaimasu ❤❤

[@MsJeffreyF]

It's great you use similar sounding words like old and clothes etc (at least similar sounding to me). I find those kind of similar sounding words trip me up a lot still

[@hikikomori3173]

I could understand 50% of first audio, 100% of second one and 80% of third one, so I guess I'm improving 😊

[@danielcordero901]

Yes! Now I can understand 5% of conversations in Japanese :)

[@nothingbutanime4975]

Didn't understood each and every word but I was able to get the gist Like what was actually being talked and all. I guess I should start listening more Japanese content

[@marianoyalour]

This is the first time I understood everything without having to listen again or read the subtitles. Slowly making progress! 🤧本当にありがとうございました、先生!

[@MzGwen-iq8ew]

どうもありがとうございます先生、help me a lot all your vedio special listening and speaking 😊

[@chrismichael6048]

" Where。。where are the subtitles? " - Papa Franku

[@wormgod1104]

Uwah..... this is interesting. 3-4 month ago when i first started learning japanese i coulnd't understand any of these at all . damn all those night studying really paid off??...😂

[@planetsaandresplay]

ありがとうございます、私の好きなビデオ。

[@andrewneil6027]

like your T-shirt 👍

[@pascalfranke5772]

こんにちは、 面白いビデオをありがとうございます。

[@tjarrett09]

Can you make videos for N7 please

[@upcomingversion]

Wait is there an N7 level too?

[@francescoamoia]

😂

[@PaulLee-fr9ld]

🎉🎉🎉❤😊 sensei wa ichiban desu.

[@jaybonny1954]

A businesswoman 👩‍💼 Registration day upload algorithm pull

[@theworldisquare]

Wow, I have a long way to go.....that's okay though.

[@Yelynn13]

本当にありがとうございました 先生 私は日本語のN4を勉強していますが、 (N4レベルだけ)LISTENING をどこに勉強しますか?先生の動画はとても役に立つです ありがとうございますしたお願いします

[@GroovesHK]

Mochi would be like a plushie

[@juanaquino2837]

Aaay.. Every time I see her you and even 4:01 I loved her....

[@ambrose158]

ありがとうございました！いい動画ですよ！でも、質問があります。1:40 に「夜１１時にもういちどかけました」と言いるかもしらない。「夜１１時にもういちょど電話をかけました。」ききたとおもう。正解ですか？ Also maybe something similar at 1:58.

[@sudipBote-g8e]

Sensei can we meet ❤

[@leonvnex]

I almost understand GRRRRR almost

[@SurfandSand808]

ライオンコーヒーに行ったことがありますか？どこでそのtシアツが買いましたか？

[@vasyear]

There sure are some words I still don't know

[@FNGalcatraz]

Think I’m n1 but I’ll keep at it

[@SyfyKnightKoi]

Cool. 🍺 I feel like a Fucking gangster because the world is fucked up. But I'm not a gangster SSJ 4. Cheers! 🍺

[@jtstudio7020]

thank you for these kinds of helpful videos!! I am still learning, for 7:43 may I know which is the word for 'near'? I read is as 'Tokyo Station's large department store'. Also at 8:18 can someone explain to me what does the 'ya' stand for in 'fuku ya kutsu mo' I thought 'ya' means store. Thank you for clarifying!

[@babbymonke]

As i remember, "ya" is like "to" as "and", but "x to y" means there's only x and y, while "x ya y" means there's x and y among other things

[@francescoamoia]

Yes, as per what I know ya is used for incomplete lists as said before. But I didn't catch the "near" meaning of sentence as said in first comment

[@jtstudio7020]

@@babbymonke thank you! that's helpful to understand now!

[@jtstudio7020]

@@francescoamoia yes, thank you :) will explore further on that!

[@abaadil8343]

She doesn't say the word for it. It would be 近く (ちかく) then particule ni for Tokyo Station. Also ya is for x amount. For example you can use it for さかな (fish) then particule ya in a スーパー ( supermarket ) if this makes sense. In this case fuku and kutsu are clothes and shoes. Hope this helps. Good luck!

[@DisturbedV7]

the video is laggy and audio quality is poor :(

[@tintrung4219]

ありがとう　せんせい

[@elgatofelix8917]

🙆🙌😃

[@alexandersumarokov5901]

konichiwa

[@amazinganimals2488]

ありがとうございます　先生

[@TimaDrissiElboujaidi]

I'm N7😭💔

[@ShubhamSoni-ls9qx]

i am your first commenter on this video

[@마마시따-c1e]

어 다 이해 되는데 ..그럼 나 n5 시험 합격 할수있나요?? 어 신기하네..

[@LouvreJaramill]

HEY IN THAT VIDEO WHERE YOU SAY FOREIGN GUYS DONT DO THIS, SHUT UP, YOUR PERSONAL SPACE WORTHS NOTHING,go wash dishes instead of aplying conditions on men, we can dl whatever we want

[@christopherpaul7588]

Happy birthday sensei!! I tried writing you on Instagram but couldn't. I hope you had a great day!