JLPT N4 Japanese Adjectives with Example Sentences #2 - 25 Vocabulary you should know for the JLPTN4
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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2021
- In today's video, we are going to look at 25 more adjectives you need for the JLPT N4! (This is Part 2) Plus, we will look at 2 example sentences for each word so you can really see how to use the adjective as well as understand the context! Make sure to practice by repeating after me! Sorry for the audio we have technical difficulties.
This one doesn't have grammar explanations for example sentences. Please check out other series for that!
PART 1: • JLPT N4 Japanese Adjec...
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The thumbnail really got me. But I can't deny this was useful, thanks!
Best N4 content. Yay!
Thank you for this videos.
well done and very useful as usual. I really hope you'll make videos about N4 verbs too, always with this amazing format! thank you!
ありがとうございます！
Thanks!
Thank you for this video, it was very helpful even if sometimes the kanjis were a bit hard for me. Keep up the good work!!
Ty
Thank you so much. 🙏
brother i am mechanical engineer fresher. + jlpt n3
What if someone want to learn but can’t understand kanji, put some hiragana when you use kanji in a sentence. Just a suggestion. 😊 thank you
I have been trying hard to follow your videos but the audio quality is really low and I have a hearing impairment and it makes it a bit tougher to listen to certain keywords.
Tnxx