JLPT N5 Vocabulary with example sentences #7 【日本語能力試験 N5 語彙】
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- Опубліковано 2 лют 2020
- We are going to look at JLPT N5 Vocabulary with example sentences!
00:16 かかる - To take time or money
04:14 書く (かく) - To write
07:17 かける - To hang up; to let hang / to put on (glasses, etc) / to wear (a necklace, etc)
10:55 電話(でんわ)をかける - To make a call
15:32 貸す (かす) - to lend
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Thank you very much for your videos on JLPT N5 vocabulary with example sentences. As a self learner, I find them very well made and interesting and I hope you keep them coming. Thank you for your hard work!
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V helpful, ありがとうございました, now I clearly understand the difference between かかる and かける
よかったです！ Thanks for watching!! 😀
When you hear 覚え at 15:27 instead of "Oh Boy" you know you are practising your Japanese hard.
lol 😆
12:05 Trick for always remembering the word "A lot"
Mr. Taku(たくさん) means a lot to me.
Haha never thought of that! Great and funny way to remember the word! 😆 You're creative!!
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this chanel is marvelous! i don't konw if you only use the N5 words but still, it s great
Thanks sensei. By the way I would like to see more sample for thecuse of
打ち上げられ
あそってくれませんか
I hope it’s right! Please correct me if I’m wrong. And thank you for these videos they are being so helpful ❤️
thanks,,, next video grammar Qusin pattern,,
We'll work on future grammar videos!
we are waiting for next video sir please
Thank you! 👍 Next one is called #6 because I accidentally skipped video 6. Just to let you know!
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どうもありがとうございます先生。
どういたしまして！^-^
Done with this series lesson already! Hoping to receive an update/continuation of this from you! Thank you! 😊😍
Thank you so much for watching the series! We're working on the next one!
@@JpLaunch Oh! Am so excited. 😊 Will wait for that notification!
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Amazing. I've just found this videos series and it's very clear and easy to understand!
One question : do all the japanese N5 grammar are in the examples too?
Continue the great work!
Thank you!! Grammar is like an added bonus in this video. So not all N5 grammar are in the examples, but you can learn very common grammar in this video series.
教えてくれてありがとうございます。🇯🇵💞
[かける] はたくさん意味をあります。😨
どういたしまして！👍
そうですね！Review is the key!
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どうもありがとうございます
彼女に電話をかけるのを忘れることは大変ですね。
bit confused, in English we say he always wears glasses not he is always wearing. but japanese you use the ing for or?
めがねをかける - means to put on glasses. かけている - means wearing. So you can use 彼はいつもめがねをかける when you mean he puts on glasses (when he start reading a book, for example). You can use かけている when you mean "wearing" like 彼はいつも学校ではめがねをかけている (he is always wearing glasses when he is at school)
@@JpLaunch ok thanks for replying. i think i get it
ひらがなとカタカナを覚えるの20日かかった
おつかれさま！Great job learning ひらがな and カタカナ! !
I have a doubt about basic sentence structure. In this video ua-cam.com/video/M0sbTfUzGsE/v-deo.html she says that we can interchange the word order and the sentence will still make sense as long as particles are attached correctly and the verb comes last. Is it true? Or will native people find it weird if I switch the word order?
Good question! I think she means "It always makes sense" with the rule after changing the order. However, it doesn't mean they all sound "natural". うちで さかなを ろくじに わたしは たべます。 This sentence sounds little weird, not natural in most cases but it makes sense (I can understand what it means and it's not really wrong).
@@JpLaunch ありがとうございます
かのじょう に 電話 を かけるの を わすれた。What is the function of no in the sentence？
00:16 かかる - To take time or money
03:15 second example
04:14 書く (かく) - To write
05:40 second example
07:17 かける - To hang up; to let hang / to put on (glasses, etc) / to wear (a necklace, etc)
09:06 second example
10:55 電話(でんわ)をかける - To make a call
12:26 second example
15:32 貸す (かす) - to lend
18:00 second example
海外に住んでいる彼女に電話をかけるのか手紙を書くのはお金がたくさんかかるので、少しお金を貸してくれませんか。