Thanks for putting this together. It was good to get out of my comfort zone, and listen to these types of quizzes. I really underestimated the speed of even just JLPT5 level. I hope you do more of these types of videos in the near future. This one was really helpful.
It's interesting to finally find something where i can understand the meaning in most cases but lack the complete knowledge of every single word. Great resource. This is my level
Thank you for making this helpful class! The listening practice first, then with translation is a perfect format. This is my #1 favorite Japanese learning video on RUclips. I subscribed and hope there are many more in the future! :)
This was great! I really enjoy this style of listening and trying to answer a question and test my listening level. For me this is more beneficial than just listening to 10-15minute dialogue. Please do more of these in the future even if not from actual JLPT tests.
Thanks for putting these videos. So far, I got 5/5 on this. The other two videos were only 4. The only thing I'm missing is right now are speaking skills and correct grammar usage.
In the first two vids i watched i got one or two wrong but the more i am watching the more right answers i am getting at plus the level and kind of trickiness of the questions, and its very close to the listening practice i have been doing, thank you for these different types of audio, now I will not face difficulties for my listening section, which i was constantly worrying about.💞
Thank you so much for your explanation Sensei. It helps me alot. As I am a beginner so listening is really hard for me. Thank you so much once again. Please upload more videos related to JLPT N5.❤
Wow, this was a good one! I don't really have the time I'd like to work on my Japanese, but this video was very conducive to listening! Just have to peek every now and then to see what the available answers are. Thanks a bunch!
I'm appreciating you to do such great work. I can speak something in Japanese but it is being difficult in listening. I'm getting benefit from your videos,
I'm so happy and proud of myself,I could understand 60-70% of it... 😙 And answer some,of course,and can now see where I got confused,welp,time to learn more Vocab~ ;D ありがとうね、もち様🍙🌸
Thank you for making this!! I've been using the Genki listening practices, but they never show a transcript or translation so it's hard to correct yourself if you get anything wrong. This is a really helpful format!
I must say that N5 sounds like quite challenging for a total beginner 😅 and the questions impressively more complex than the responses: not sure if it’s just me, but it looks like a pre-intermediate lv if compared to learning English. Would you have a way to compare the N system with an A1-C2 or beginner/fluent kind of ranking system? (Online it gets quite confusing trying to compare them) I’ll be very curious to see how much time I’ll take to fully comprehend that. Beautiful video, thanks for sharing it
I think the same, N5 is much more difficult than English A1 or A2. Japanese have too high expectations, but that's it, we need to tackle the difficulties. I'm just doing a lot of practice tests and learn from them.
By the looks of it N5 is like A2. So my guess it would be something like N5=A2, N4=B1, N3=B2, N2=C1, N1=C2. A1 is "what is your name", "where are you from" crap. Though in reality you probably would jump over one at N2, pushing N2=C2 with N1 not having an equivalent if you consider overall literacy due to the fact that there are kanji involved.
最後の問題は新しい文法形式を教えました！「はやいほう」の「ほう」をその仕方で使ったことがありません。もち先生、ありがとうございます！ Translation: That last question taught me a new grammatical form! I have never used the “hou” in “hayai hou” in that way before. Thank you, Mochi Sensei!
I don’t understand myself well enough in the Japanese language. So I realized I need to understand myself before the context or the context before myself. I don’t understand myself, that’s a problem, but I feel like with enough practice I can nail both sides, I hope. Taketo, ohiyogazaimasu.
First one i was unsure but correct (succeeded) Second I didnt know what uma was and ended up not answering (failed) Third one i was sure and correct (succeeded) Fourth one i was sure and correct (succeeded) Fifth one I didn't understand most of the things they said and answered 2 or 3 which is then partly right (failed)
Im able to read N4 level, however my listening is so bad. I struggle evn with N5 level listening. Got all 4/5 right this time though so I'm happy. Being able to understand what you didn't before motivates you like no other
I’ve been taking Japanese classes(and living in Japan) for the last 7 months or so, decided to attempt these. Somehow got all of them right with relative ease! Gives me more confidence towards the exam
As a beginner, can someone tell me if the speed after the first question is normal for the N5 level lol ? I only understood the first one clearly, all the others sounded fast as hell, or perhaps i just suck
Nice! That is very helpful.🙇 I want to try N5 this year. I know that for N5 we have to learn 110 kanji, around 800 words, basic grammar rules, and of course listening training. ( in listening i am very bad🥺)... Anyway thanks to your video, i realized that my bad listening skill depends on low knowledge of vocabulary: for example, hanashiteimasu: now i know it means Speaking🙂
@@livelovelife32 Hi. I'm using the Genki Integrated book and I've started using the handbook of Japanese verbs by Taeko Kamiya and I listen to music from Official Hige Dandism (I hope I got the spelling right) and try to learn kanji from all over. I started mid January this year and the measure of progress that I'm using is being able to make sentences of what I'm doing daily but I still can't construct sentences. I don't study daily because I'm learning a lot of things but I'm doing my best
Correction on the translation for number 4 - the boy booked the court, he didn't take anyone's coats.
Oooohhh okay that makes way more sense! Lol
I thought it weird that they would have a kleptomaniac in the JLPT.
🤣🤣🤣😭💀 I thought I was going crazy
💀💀@@nmitsthefish
😂😂😂 Number 4 gave me a headache. I learned something new today that coat and court are both 「コート」in Japanese!
can we take a moment to acknowledge how much faster the speakers in question number 2 are talking? jfc
That question was more akin to N4 or N3, it has principles not covered in the N5 syllabus.
I KNOW RIGHT?! @@janusmcgee8909
Yeah, I thought it was waaaay to fast for jlpt5
Yea but it almost made it easier tbh, because like I can hear it how I do in anime, when it’s slow it throws me off sometimes haha.
Thanks for putting this together. It was good to get out of my comfort zone, and listen to these types of quizzes. I really underestimated the speed of even just JLPT5 level. I hope you do more of these types of videos in the near future. This one was really helpful.
I'll take more videos like this!😊
Thank you for watching✨
To be able to hear each dialogue again but with subtitles helped a lot! 👌
Timestamps
Exercise 1
0:34 listening
1:44 with subtitles
2:28 question & answer
Exercise 2
2:42 listening
3:51 with subtitles
4:33 question & answer
Exercise 3
4:50 listening
6:02 with subtitles
6:36 question & answer
Exercise 4
7:33 listening
9:00 with subtitles
9:45 question & answer
Exercise 5
10:32 listening
12:10 with subtitles
13:08 question & answer
Still waiting for OP to come back 💀
It's interesting to finally find something where i can understand the meaning in most cases but lack the complete knowledge of every single word. Great resource. This is my level
This is one of the best Japanese learning videos I've ever seen. Thank you and please do more.
This is humbling … been studying and watching Japanese videos for about 3 years now … I can only pick up bits and pieces
Finally! After many listening practices, I have understood number 3. I am improving now.
Thank you for making this helpful class! The listening practice first, then with translation is a perfect format. This is my #1 favorite Japanese learning video on RUclips. I subscribed and hope there are many more in the future! :)
thank you!❤️
I'll do more!☺️
Love these videos もちsensei! Def helps me understand what level I need to be at to pass N5. Thats my goal right now. Hope to see more of this!! 😊
I'm going to pass jlpt n5 tomorrow. thanks for your video, it helped me to feel confidence😊
This was great! I really enjoy this style of listening and trying to answer a question and test my listening level. For me this is more beneficial than just listening to 10-15minute dialogue. Please do more of these in the future even if not from actual JLPT tests.
Thanks for the video! I was afraid of doing listening practice but it went much better than expected :D
Hi, I am Korean, a few weeks ago, I applied JLPT N3, listening is most difficult part, I think your lecture will be very helpful for me, thanks
Thanks for putting these videos. So far, I got 5/5 on this. The other two videos were only 4. The only thing I'm missing is right now are speaking skills and correct grammar usage.
どうもありがとうございます。🤗 本当に役に立ちます。
In the first two vids i watched i got one or two wrong but the more i am watching the more right answers i am getting at plus the level and kind of trickiness of the questions, and its very close to the listening practice i have been doing, thank you for these different types of audio, now I will not face difficulties for my listening section, which i was constantly worrying about.💞
Thank you so much for your explanation Sensei. It helps me alot. As I am a beginner so listening is really hard for me.
Thank you so much once again.
Please upload more videos related to JLPT N5.❤
thank you so much for this, i tried to look for many videos, but yours is the best given all the explanation!
for me the most difficult was number 4, not for guessing the answer but for the sentence structure
I`ve just found your channel today and I already like it pretty much! You`re so sweet and explain everything very well^^
Wow, this was a good one! I don't really have the time I'd like to work on my Japanese, but this video was very conducive to listening! Just have to peek every now and then to see what the available answers are.
Thanks a bunch!
Very helpful for last minute cramming!☺️
I have exam next month I am a beginner and trying to practise listening with your lesson thank you hope I will pass my exam
This is really helpful. This channel would be one of my building blocks to become an N1 passer one day. :))
Thank you so much Mochi-sensei! This video was extremely helpful 🙏🏻
Thank you for this content. I've been looking for Nihongo assessment contents that will further assit my japanese learning.
Arigato gozaimasu
I was surprised to see the speed at which the listening section happened. That was a shock to me
Omg, i felt confident but when I listened the 2nd audio 。。。 難しですね!
ありがとうございました！僕N4〜N3にいる思っただけど､5番は手ごわいすぎて😭これから勉強中します！！
1:44
1:55
Its my first jlpt litening comprehension and it felt easy so it gave confidence that i could pass the exam
Thanks for putting this together! It was helpful!!
ありがとう
ありがとうございます！☺️
I'm appreciating you to do such great work. I can speak something in Japanese but it is being difficult in listening. I'm getting benefit from your videos,
Thank 🎉very much Sensei i cleared jlpt n5 Thisvideo are very help full.
your method of practicing is much much better than other 😘thank you so much
You got my sub!! ありがとうございます
You are very beautiful and great at teaching Japanese btw!
Thanks for the Video, im currently learning japanese and you really helped me out! :)
I'm glad to hear that!
挑戦でした. もっとこんな動画をお願いします。ありがとうございます。
ありがとう、もちさん！4/5!!
Your videos are very helpful thanks keep up the good work 😊
Can you do same video for N4 and N3?
I got everything correct. I only had problem to understand 15日 because I'm bad at japanese numbers
I'm so happy and proud of myself,I could understand 60-70% of it...
😙
And answer some,of course,and can now see where I got confused,welp,time to learn more Vocab~ ;D
ありがとうね、もち様🍙🌸
Need more and more sensei 🙏🏻
okaaay!✨
Thank you for making this!! I've been using the Genki listening practices, but they never show a transcript or translation so it's hard to correct yourself if you get anything wrong. This is a really helpful format!
There is translation for listening practice but it's in another book
I must say that N5 sounds like quite challenging for a total beginner 😅 and the questions impressively more complex than the responses: not sure if it’s just me, but it looks like a pre-intermediate lv if compared to learning English. Would you have a way to compare the N system with an A1-C2 or beginner/fluent kind of ranking system? (Online it gets quite confusing trying to compare them) I’ll be very curious to see how much time I’ll take to fully comprehend that. Beautiful video, thanks for sharing it
I think the same, N5 is much more difficult than English A1 or A2. Japanese have too high expectations, but that's it, we need to tackle the difficulties. I'm just doing a lot of practice tests and learn from them.
@@Janka007 slowly but surely as they say )))
By the looks of it N5 is like A2. So my guess it would be something like N5=A2, N4=B1, N3=B2, N2=C1, N1=C2. A1 is "what is your name", "where are you from" crap. Though in reality you probably would jump over one at N2, pushing N2=C2 with N1 not having an equivalent if you consider overall literacy due to the fact that there are kanji involved.
i found out about your channel today and i just love your videos . this videos are really so helpful for me , thank you so much mochi sensei 🥰
最後の問題は新しい文法形式を教えました！「はやいほう」の「ほう」をその仕方で使ったことがありません。もち先生、ありがとうございます！
Translation: That last question taught me a new grammatical form! I have never used the “hou” in “hayai hou” in that way before. Thank you, Mochi Sensei!
Thank you so much i was weak in listening but know i am very good at it ❤
I don’t understand myself well enough in the Japanese language. So I realized I need to understand myself before the context or the context before myself. I don’t understand myself, that’s a problem, but I feel like with enough practice I can nail both sides, I hope. Taketo, ohiyogazaimasu.
この動画助かりなす、もち先生🙇♂️
ありがとうございます
This is really helpful, thank you a lot !!
thanks for watching!☺️
Can you cover on travel and airport scenario? Thank you
5/5 i'm so happy :) just beggining since 5 months
excellent🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for this! It’s so helpful! 💗
もち先生 ありがとうございます
These videos are very helpful. 😊
Thanku sensai,more n4 listening please❤
This is n5? Wow. I bought one of those books that train you for n5 and aced the listening but hearing this video was tough. ..
Thank you!! From Brazil!
Love the way u teach😊
First one i was unsure but correct (succeeded)
Second I didnt know what uma was and ended up not answering (failed)
Third one i was sure and correct (succeeded)
Fourth one i was sure and correct (succeeded)
Fifth one I didn't understand most of the things they said and answered 2 or 3 which is then partly right (failed)
Im able to read N4 level, however my listening is so bad. I struggle evn with N5 level listening. Got all 4/5 right this time though so I'm happy. Being able to understand what you didn't before motivates you like no other
I’ve been taking Japanese classes(and living in Japan) for the last 7 months or so, decided to attempt these. Somehow got all of them right with relative ease! Gives me more confidence towards the exam
I was told N5 is the beginner level, but this all seems just a little bit beyond beginner level as when I was studying it.
I’m really happy that I got everything right ❤
beautiful 日本語の先生
i havent studied in awhile so i was getting worried that my japanese was getting rusty, but i got all of these correct 😅
well done!✌️
thank you so much !
I looooove it. Thank you so much seisei !!!
ありがとう！❤
Very helpful video..please upload more sensei..💗💗
Very clear thank you ❤
Can u do more JLPT n5 listening questions because it helps a lot❤❤
クイズありがとうございます。
私にとって、このテストはとても難しかったです. Please do more of this video since they are so useful!
Thank you so much!! 🙏
Arigatou gojaimasu sense 😊for this vdeo
Question 2 feels a lot more like N4 to me, that was insanely fast and complex.
Very helpful!
thanks😊
Please study how to understand the expression question that type videos?
I didn't watch yet but wanted to send greetings to you Mochi-san 😁 がんばれよう
Hi! thank you!✨
This was very helpfull❤
It's really good ❤❤❤
Thank you so much sense❤❤❤
かわいい先生❤ありがとうごさいます🥰😍
this was so helpful!
Take love from Bangladesh!
Thank you so much mam❤
5/5, feels great c:
i will be attend jlpt july next year
ありがとうございます先生
As a beginner, can someone tell me if the speed after the first question is normal for the N5 level lol ? I only understood the first one clearly, all the others sounded fast as hell, or perhaps i just suck
this is great thanks
You are amazing sensei ♥️
Nee san ,,,, give more for n3 please .
ありがとうございます
...i really need to work on my japanese listening skills
Nice! That is very helpful.🙇 I want to try N5 this year. I know that for N5 we have to learn 110 kanji, around 800 words, basic grammar rules, and of course listening training. ( in listening i am very bad🥺)... Anyway thanks to your video, i realized that my bad listening skill depends on low knowledge of vocabulary: for example, hanashiteimasu: now i know it means Speaking🙂
Hi are you self taught?
I don't know how to structure my lessons and i feel i'm not making any progress
@@joynatasha375 What are you using to study? How long have you been studying?
@@livelovelife32 Hi. I'm using the Genki Integrated book and I've started using the handbook of Japanese verbs by Taeko Kamiya and I listen to music from Official Hige Dandism (I hope I got the spelling right) and try to learn kanji from all over. I started mid January this year and the measure of progress that I'm using is being able to make sentences of what I'm doing daily but I still can't construct sentences. I don't study daily because I'm learning a lot of things but I'm doing my best
Wow very helpful video