JLPT N5 Vocabulary (Complete!) #jlptn5

■ One of the best ways to learn Japanese JLPT N5 vocabulary is to learn in your sleep. Get ready for JLPT N5 test by learning all vocabulary in your sleep!
■ Correct pronunciation by Japanese native speaker
■ Use binaural beats to help boost long-term memory and increase learning abilities
■ Feel free to leave it on while sleeping

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[mctrustsnoone]

This is my most referenced video for learning Japanese at this stage. It is doing wonders for my vocabulary.

Arigatou gozaimashita.

[ranpooe]

ありがとうございました！ Your voice is very nice btw and this video was so helpful <3

[Gaydog]

I really need to say it, thank you so much for the effort. I am a JLPT N5 and this one really helped me a lot. I know most of these words but it is very practical to rewind the words and remember them. ありがとうございました！！！😭😭❤️please make more of those!

[jojothemojo]

This is Amazing, I Love your Channell so much, I’m a new subscriber, first time i saw your content i instantly loved it, and it helps me learn even when I’m busy or ofcourse Sleeping.

Thank you so much for all your effort of putting this up.

わざわざありがとうございます❗️

[blueleap]

thank you, your voice is so gentle it’s makes studying very relaxing and enjoyable.

[painetcirque]

I am greatfull at the way you have put together the words in both languages on a musical pace and sound background that entertains the attention, when I am awake, focused and interested, patient and curious in a particular respect to one's emotional and cognitive processes. You have made it to that level, at least as to what I am concerned and how I am concerned by the knowledge I study while listening in a fully awarenes of what I hear, listen and understand. It gets this much result, that there happen to take place associations to other languages I know - at least 7- of which Chinese is one, and it makes me go further more in an unexpected linguistic study adventure, quite so. Your voice, above all- is the point of departure that gives life in one'self making the cognitive resources run at the encounter of the most favorable emotional ones enacting the learning processes whike it secures a state of acknowkedgement, acquiescence and of joy of aprofound implementation into already existing and acquired Japanese language skills. Thank you so much, indeed!

[whatever]

ive been listening to this every day and its working. ive probably learned atleast 50 words

[DeadKingst]

Pretty awesome videos, i've been playing them for a while now.

Would it be possible to sometimes do the opposite, from Japanese -> English in some of your videos, as right now our brain is wired to translate from english -> japanese but not the other way around!

Keep up the good work!

[graysonrogers-barnes]

I'm going to try listening to this and a few other videos as frequently as possible over the next 5 days while doing everyday things and see what happens. If I remember to comment again, I'll update with any progress!

[Joe-knwt]

The background music and image, beautiful Japanese characters and your voice. Perfect combination!
Thank you.

[subi_RK]

Completed 305 vocabulary
Tips: write the new vocabulary in a note and revise it everday.. dont stress on known vocabs it saves time..
I'll update when there's something to tell on my progress..

[Abdullah-xrwx]

Thank you, I'll listen to it everynight.

[hilaw]

Thank you so much!!!
im listening to this on a long road trip
It will be a big help to me because im planing to start learning japanese this week

[wearypirates]

This video is so helpful. I like how the list is organized into words that start with the same letter. I also like how the words are pronounced slowly and they give you enough time to come up with the answers.

[marsmohr]

Arigatou gozaimasu - Thanks for sharing

[josuefox]

その声😍 ... I have some difficulties with <-さん> and <ん> sounds 🤔(for exemple <ラ－メん>, I hear "rameNG" and not "rameN"

[selinabradshaw]

Giving it a go. Let you know my progress

[anuradhadutta]

Is it necessary to know all these kanjis for N5 as seen in this video (used in writing different words here)? I have learned the list of 120 kanjis for N5 though.

[migue]

Thank you <3
It's very useful

[emmanuelameyaw]

Only me: if I sleep, I can't study.