JLPT N5 Japanese Grammar Lesson 上手 VS 下手 How to say "Good at ~" or "Bad at~" in Japanese 日本語能力試験

Today I am going to go over how to use 上手 (jyouzu) and 下手 (heta), which means without "Good at ~" or "Bad at~". I will be covering all sorts of ways to use this grammar so make sure to watch all the way through! Practice speaking out loud by repeating the example sentences after me to help solidify your knowledge. **Find the answers to the quiz below 👇
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-----QUIZ EXAMPLE ANSWERS------
1. 私は運転するのが上手です 。
2. 私の母はガーデニングするのが上手です。
3. 彼は走るのが下手です。
*(there may be slightly different ways to say these, these are just examples)
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[@wardshoshivered8494]

Thank you. Very good lesson.

[@JpLaunch]

Glad you liked it!

[@stefjeanmanu]

Arigato Sensei. Very useful lesson

[@JpLaunch]

Glad it was helpful!

[@slipper171]

私は運転するのが上手です。
母はガード ニングをするのが上手です。
彼は走るのが下手です。

[@JpLaunch]

👏👏 nice job. Thanks for watching!

[@ggwp-mk4cw]

Thx for another awesome video, sensei!!! Also i've got a question. Do these 32 video lessons cover all the N5 grammar lessons?

[@JpLaunch]

I am still working on covering all the grammar but it's getting close :)