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00:00:00 – 00:19:01
The video presents a mock test for the JLPT N4, with a focus on language knowledge and grammar, featuring 20 questions. During the test, the presenter covers various conversational topics, from visiting Osaka and choices between the sea and mountains, to expressions of prohibition like not smoking in classrooms, and addressing personal scenarios such as forgetting items or planning vacations. Important names like Osaka and Switzerland are mentioned, and key terms include language usage like omissions in sentences. Personal preferences, including a liking for action movies and personal anecdotes such as dealing with hangovers and directing to a hospital, add a relatable touch. The video concludes by encouraging persistence in study, suggesting more practice in future videos, and urging viewers to engage with the content by subscribing and liking. Overall, the video blends educational content with everyday conversational Japanese while motivating learners to stay committed.
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In this part of the video, the presenter introduces a mock test for the JLPT N4, focusing on language knowledge and grammar. The test includes 20 questions, starting with example questions to guide viewers. Key examples provided are conversations about visiting Osaka and whether one needs to write their phone number.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the repetition of phrases about not having to pay and not needing hoops is highlighted, followed by a discussion of personal preferences between the sea and the mountains, with a preference for the sea. Additionally, there is a mention of preparing for a party and a future weather prediction that it might snow tomorrow.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various expressions and actions. They mention asking a friend to carry luggage and describe how subjects can sometimes be omitted in sentences. The speaker also talks about forgetting an umbrella on a train, presenting two ways to say it: “I forgot my umbrella in the train” and “I left my umbrella in the train.” Additionally, they highlight prohibitions, such as not smoking in a classroom or in the US, emphasizing expressions of prohibition.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker mentions arriving at the airport and shares their plans to travel to Switzerland for the next summer vacation. They also note that their classes are becoming increasingly difficult. Additionally, the speaker reveals a preference for action movies in a brief conversation about movie genres.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the conversation touches on personal preferences for movies, with a preference for action films being mentioned. Following some indistinct musical interludes, the dialogue shifts to the observation that there is a pleasant aroma emanating from the kitchen. Lastly, it notes that a baby began crying suddenly.
00:15:00
In this segment, the speaker reflects on drinking too much alcohol the previous day and mentions letting their kids clean their rooms. They also share that plans for the upcoming week are not yet decided and provide a direction to find a hospital by turning left at a specific intersection.
00:18:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker gives directions to turn left at an intersection to find a hospital and acknowledges the audience’s efforts, noting that the grammar problems were difficult. They encourage viewers who want to solve more problems to join the next video and express gratitude for watching. The speaker also asks viewers to subscribe, like, and continue their support, emphasizing the importance of persistence.