JLPT N4 Vocabulary (Complete!)
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Thank you so much for your effort. every time when I listen at night, I can sleep really well.
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Such a good move to have a soft voice and dark video for this.
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I want to listen to other people’s passive Japanese learning videos too, but this channel is the only one I know of that’s pleasant to the ear.
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Thank you so much
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Please make for all the vocab of N3.
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Nice with pronunciations.
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@@JapaneseEverydayжцжйжцхжээ́ѳ 0:56 0:56 у вас же 0кф
It was very helpful
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@@JapaneseEveryday it helped me learn N4 vocabulary so easily
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ありがとう ごさいます。。
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Very useful
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It’s so helpful thanks
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So helpful thanks 🙏
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Thanks you for teaching, but please I don't want sound of music if no music would be better than
Thank you for your feedback! We have the no music version here: th-cam.com/video/8kl2UyUrxcc/w-d-xo.html Please let me know if you need any further assistance. Enjoy! 😊✨
I really love your format. By writing most the words in only Hiragana and not romanji I am able to sound out the words by reading the kana and not cheating and relying on the romanji to facilitate learning. Thus by removing the romanji you are forcing me to learn reading Japanese more efficiently. I am still learning Hiragana but I know most of the kana. So this is very helpful. Next I will learn Katagana and Kanji. This is very exciting. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for your kind comments. I’m glad this video is helpful for your study 😊✨
@@JapaneseEveryday It is I who is thankful. Ever since I was a kid, I had this natural, very likely innate love for Japanese culture. As an adult now I want to finally learn Japanese because I love reading Japanese Literature. I have read Sei Shonagon's The Pillow Book, and Murasiki Shikibu's The tale of Genji, Yukio Mishima's works, etc. But I want to read them in Japanese, not English, this way I can enjoy the true abounding richness of its organic force. And the other, equally compelling, reason for me to learn Japanese is because I want to marry a Japanese woman. Hahaha, yes. I will only live once so I may as well do it right so I won't have to relive it in regret. I want to see the Cherry blossoms with my future wife in the twilight sunset. ^.^
@@alfjones6377 That’s absolutely a great way to start learning Japanese! Hope your wishes come true 😊!
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Is this really alll the vocabulary i need for n4?
Yes, this is the complete vocabulary list for JLPT N4 exam. Please note that you should already know all JLPT N5 vocabulary in addition to this as well. You can check the completed JLPT N5 vocabulary list here -> th-cam.com/video/SyLP4ihRK3Q/w-d-xo.html
Good luck! 😊✨
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Can you please upload the PDF?
Please have colum in romaji
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Hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any other questions or need further assistance with anything 😊✨
Do you have pdf file for those vocabulary? Thank you.
You can easily get downloadable PDF here→ th-cam.com/users/japaneseeverydayjoin
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Arigatou gozaimas!
It really helps me. Thank you for such amazing content.
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1:42:11 とうとう is shown but どんどん is read.
You're right! Thank you so much for pointing this out! The reading should be “とうとう”. So sorry for this, we’ll be sure to do more checking before posting new videos 😊✨
I have a hard time pronouncing ga. It doesn't sound like the english ga. Best way to describe it is nga. And sometimes I hear it as na.
Indeed! “ga” is quite difficult to pronounce as there’s no exact equivalent English pronunciation for it.
Our suggestion is to try listening to the native’s pronunciation often to grasp the sounding pattern. 😊✨
Thank you for this😍
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رخعن،
is it possible to have the kanji listed right to left?
Thank you for your comment! 😊✨ We're sorry we don't quite get your question. Can you please elaborate more?
i rescind my comment.
i misunderstood the way language is read in japan. somewhere in my life, i fell under the impression that when reading japanese it was ALWAYS read right-to-left. I did not know it was exclusive to read right-to-left only when the writing is vertical in nature.
As an artist and a linguist, I noticed the flow of the kanji is from right to left and as a new learner i find it frustrating trying to read and remember the kanji and their elements when im essentially reading each kanji mirrored to its intended original reading orientation. the logic of the kanji is much easier for me to dissect with a right-to-left flow.
in short... traditional reading is top-to-bottom/left-to-right.
but,
in latin oriented countries it is read solely left-to-right. and if we wanted to keep the original 'flow' of the kanji we would need to mirror it.
I dont think asian countries recognise the difference this might have in learning because once the 'picture' aspect of the kanji is understood and then memorized; it becomes easy to recognize regardless of reading orientation.
i find it is a disservice to all latin based countries that the standard to learn and read such character based languages are written this way. But i will perservere in my learning! like a monk, i will study and meditate and understand a deeper meaning embedded in each kanji and the history that has been absorbed into each character.
it was only recently i found out that arabic is read right-to-left and after this discovery i found their script is much more legible and logical! though i personally cannot comprehend their script yet.
thank you for asking! and thank you for your work! i hope my explanation sufficed to express my feelings!
@@joshua.wilbur You're very knowledgeable! Thank you for taking your time to explain to us. Hope you find our video useful 😊✨
I need for N3
Stay tuned! N3 is coming! 😊✨
@@JapaneseEveryday ok Thank you
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Love your voice. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
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It works better with examples
Thank you for your feedback. We have plans for making more videos with examples too. Please stay tuned! 😊✨
Sometimes が is pronounced like “nga” in Vietnamese
That's an interesting observation! Language learning often involves these kinds of associations between different languages, which can be a very effective tool to grasp new sounds and structures. Keep up the good work and don't hesitate to share more of your insights! Happy learning! 😊✨
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How can we remember these words while we are sleeping?
Good question! We've received so many positive feedbacks since releasing our videos. Studies show that your brain tends to remember better when you’re sleeping, plus we have binaural beats to boost your long term memory & increase your learning abilities.
Feel free to try by setting the audio to run for at least the first 2-3 hours of sleep. After a few weeks, come back to the video and see how much you can recall or how much more familiar you are now to these Japanese words. Enjoy! 😊✨
@@JapaneseEveryday Ok. Thank you. Do You have N4 pass papers
n2 n1 please
Stay tuned! N3, N2 and N1 are coming!
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Headphones work best to hear the binerials
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I can't understand
Thank you for reaching out 😊
This video is designed for JLPT N4 (Japanese Language Proficiency Test). If you're looking to start learning Japanese while you're sleeping, we would highly recommend our "BASIC Japanese for Beginners" video in the link below ⤵️
th-cam.com/video/g9HPwN92a4E/w-d-xo.html
If you're interested in taking Japanese Language Proficiency Test, we would recommend to start from JLPT N5 (most basic level) video in the playlist below ⤵️
th-cam.com/play/PLjA6gjjDDM-9boYXHZNbp_PRbCBjqLcv5.html
Let us know if there's anything we could assist you with. Enjoy!
@@JapaneseEveryday Thank you ❤️❤️
I do not know about this..
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