JLPT N5 Study 02 - Listening, Reading and Vocabulary Practice - Part 02

Learning Japanese or studying for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)?

This video will help you master the JLPT N5 by Reading and Listening through structured sentences utilizing Vocabulary and Grammar straight out of JLPT N5 level exams. This is great way to quickly and effortlessly develop a strong foundational communicative competence of the Japanese Language.

Whether you're just learning to speak Japanese or studying specifically for the JLPT, this will help you strengthen your knowledge in the Japanese language in a steady and progressive manner.

This is Part 02 of a 4 part series.

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[cjcoinz]

This has been a very valuable aide in getting use to the cadence of Japanese language. Thank you for putting this out here for us to listen.

[rodneymike]

Been self studying Japanese and I've tried so many resources but this is top notch learning verbs, kanji, particles, tenses, ....great staff GOZAIMASU

[kevpen]

Very helpful, please add more of this kind of videos, thanks.

[p.javieri.jurado]

Muchas gracias Japanichiwa por estas lecturas, son lo mejor que he encontrado para aprender japonés ya que tienen: hiragana con la lectura en romaji además del significado y también el significado de los caracteres en kanji. Espero puedas subir más lecturas para aprender.

[yourdaddyonceler]

I'm never going to take the test, but I will try to master this damn language. 👍

[jennachoi]

please post more of these types of videos!! So helpful

[muttlanguages]

I'd love to get up to around n3. It's so frustrating sometimes how hard it is to get Japanese to stick in my brain.

[armywithluv]

Isn’t at 4:57 “that umbrella is mine”?

[hara_nikita]

Why did you add the bell sound!? The videos are great, but this sound brings a headache(

[marcpanther]

Practicing a new language from a generated voice is the worst idea ever -- you are learning all the wrong sounds.
The voices are definitely generated because:
- there are too many pitch-accent mistakes
- words not properly devoiced for the male version (e.g. _shi_ in _deshita_ is usually devoiced)
- sounds stitched is some sentences (pacing and timing problems)
- incorrect inflection for the question marker か in most sentences from the lady
- odd places for pauses in a sentence