If you understand this, you are JLPT N5 level!

[@Elena-vy2om]

The third exercise was the most difficult. Thanks for the exercises it helped a lot. The other ones I understand for about 80%

[@ValedictionXaq]

Why did she read 手 as "he"?

[@vincentbusato9695]

手 = て Is like " a hand "

[@ValedictionXaq]

@@vincentbusato9695 well but て is "te"?¿

[@Zeldarulah]

​@@ValedictionXaq Pronunciation can make things really difficult. I notice often かぎ is read like kani also

[@Hattori_Hanzō_侍]

@@ValedictionXaq She actually said て but it came out with a little aspiration, which is more common in English plosive sounds. It might have been unintentional. But if you listen closely you'll hear the -t sound.

[@arounmean8961]

Thanks

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

ありがとうございます！！！🙇‍♀️✨

[@dylancope]

I think this was the first time I've understood everything on the first listen for all of them! These videos have been a great way for me to learn and track my progress. 作ってくれてありがとうございます😊

[@raphaelbussiere]

I just discovered that JLPT N5 in play speed x2 is a good exercise for JLPT N3 😂

[@urwjtdgkfhkc2286]

🤣🤣🤣

[@turingrecognizable]

Thank you for posting this video. I started seriously studying Japanese again on my own this past September, studying every day for about the past three months. I was able to understand most of what you said in this video. Before September, I wouldn't have understood most if not all of what you said. It is very encouraging to see my progress since sometimes it doesn't feel like I am getting anywhere. But now I see that the grind is paying off. 😊

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

keep going!💪😊

[@TimHarris-p4p]

These N5 videos are super useful ☺️ Please make more N5 content 🙏

[@Schabanane]

Amazing. I am learning every day for 15 Mins since Jan 2024 - and i understood a lot. Crazy! I love this language!

[@nicolaslinard5190]

Thank you for these videos. They are very helpful. Don't hesitate to do some very easy to understand too like the first one. It helps to boost confidence. Aligato gozaimasu

[@Paydor]

Danke, Mochi-sensei! 😊

[@NikkiDimesYT]

Thank you for doing a mix of teineigo and tameguchi!!! Not enough resources give examples of both and this was just perfect. Also this is the first time I understood nearly all of one of your videos! 😳 またまたすごい動画をありがとうございます！

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

がんばってね！💪

[@liberator1820]

I really enjoyed this video format! I understood everything besides some words, but I realized my listening needs more work compared to my reading. With subtitles, I recognized a lot of words I knew, but without them, it sometimes threw me off. I'll keep practicing! お疲れ様でした、ありがとうございます

[@vdtasdohoff]

thank you for video!

[@ジャスティンギャビン]

Amazing job thank you so much you are a great teacher

[@bestactress1658]

like, who wants more N4 lessons

[@grantwilliams5724]

I really like this format.

[@thatonegirlcatwholikescats]

Same it helps so much :3

[@Noddy-qx4tt]

Thank you for making these videos, I want more sensei 🔥🔥🔥

[@Hattori_Hanzō_侍]

よかった！全部わかりました！本当にありがとうございました　🙏

[@RoletoGulayan]

Thankyou 先生

[@nely26]

I understood the first 2 really well, but the third one was the most challenging. I'm actually surprised with how much I understood. Lol ありがとうございます

[@Chiisanabatta]

I only understood the first one almost perfectly, the second half of it, and the third only a couple words 😢 I’ll keep learning and doing my best! Thank u せんせい！❤

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

you got this💪

[@Hola-ro6yv]

Dear Mochi Sensei can you PLEASE post the video of you doing karaoke with your friends? We want to hear Mochi’s beautiful singing voice! 😃🎼🎤😮🎶🎵

[@Doyuimi]

I love ur voice I love TE form Nani nani te...nani nani tte...nani nani tte....and nani nani te again😂😂😂😂 It s heard so cool in my ear....i dont want to talking in japanese but just listening....ur languange is very cool.....

[@Zefukey]

もち先生ありがとうございます。とてもいい練習です。タクシーが止まらなかったのは残念です。

[@somedude9090]

very helpful for training the ear

[@Poe168]

どうもありがとうございます Mochi-sensei

[@AchmadArief04]

Matursuwun sensei

[@peter0071000]

Thanks! N4 please!

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

coming soon!

[@John-nz8ov]

悪くない！基本的なことに慣れ始めていると思う。

[@Jodie-c3p]

After months of self studying, I finally understand 3 to 5 words in their context, for both only 1st & 2nd practice . I doubted that I wouldn't understand nothing not even one word out of all your sentences. But, this motivate me, for I used to listen to your N5 videos and couldn't catch one word. But, now I'm actually listening and hearing words. And, I am long time subscriber here and just recently follow you on Instagram. Love all of your content on both platforms. ありがとうございます。先生

[@pedrosilva5237]

The first and the second execercise were easy but the third execercise was a quite difficult to understand.

[@alexandersumarokov5901]

konichiwa

[@sandaymojzesza9728]

Hi, Mochi Sensei! Could you explain why the word "ima" - 'now' at 1:13 hasn't been written in kanji version 今? Thanks in advance, Loves from Europe!

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

just that everyone can read!

[@sandaymojzesza9728]

@@mochirealjapanese3430 Okkk, I see 😄

[@Shadowgarden6857]

my hearing leveling is N5 level but at present I learned the kanas and started learining kanji.

[@danielcordero901]

Didn't know that "daijoubu" also meant "busy". Thanks a lot

[@mirasga]

Damn! I actually understood the first 1 without subtitles and without hearing it before! :D well not 100% but around 90%, which is more than enough to understand the conversation. But.... I still can't speak fluently. :(

[@Pallidus_Rider]

JLPT N5 !!!

[@dantes1290]

I'm N6 Level. Really like japanese but don't have time/courage to learn it😅

[@jean-marcdumas-perrin5324]

👍⭐️⭐️⭐️👏

[@tjarrett09]

もう別の動画、早い😳

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

がんばりました🤣

[@Doyuimi]

❤ u

[@aaravnihongo]

Can you upload some videos in which you actually teach?

[@aiyanaperry4016]

Could’ve changed that “can’t” to “can”… would’ve sounded a lot less rude

[@aaravnihongo]

@aiyanaperry4016 ohh sorry I didn't considered that I normally talk that so that's why