1. 0:00 あまり〜ない Not very, Not much 2. 0:29 〜あとで After, Later 3. 0:57 ば If...., then 4. 1:25 ばあいは If, In the case..., In the event of 5. 1:57 だけで Just by (doing) 6. 2:32 だす To suddenly begin, To suddenly appear 7. 2:52 でも ...or something 8. 3:18 がる To feel, To think, To show signs of... 9. 3:46 はじめる To start.., To begin to... 10. 4:19 はずがない Can't be, It's impossible that 11. 4:47 ひつよう Need, Necessary 12. 5:17 ひつようがある It is necessary to..., Need 13. 5:46 ほしい To want..., To be in need of... 14. 6:16 じゃないか Right? ; Isn't it? 15. 6:43 かどうか Whether or not 16. 7:14 かもしれない Might, Maybe, Probably 17. 7:40 かた How to ( the way to do something) 18. 8:08 かしら I wonder... 19. 8:31 みたい Like, Sort of, Similar to, Resembling 20. ながら While, During, As 21. 9:28 ないで Without doing..., Don't 22. 9:55 なければいけない Must do 23. 10:24 なくてもいい Don't have to.. 24. 10:49 なら If..., In case..., As for... 25. 11:21 なさい Do...(command) 26. 11:46 に気がつく To notice, To realise 27. 12:11 にくい Difficult to..., Hard to.. 28. 12:40 のなかで Among, In 29. 13:12 のに In order to 30. 13:42 いたす To do ( Polite form; To say that you, yourself, will do something) 31. 14:08 のように• のような Like, Similar to 32. 14:38 おきに Repeated at intervals 33. 15:10 られる To be able to do something 34. 15:38 らしい Seems like, It appears that 35. 16:09 さ Normaliser for adjectives 36. 16:39 させる Causative ( Make somebody do something) 37. 17:09 させられる Causative Passive (Make somebody do something forcefully) 38. 17:39 さすが As one would expect 39. 18:09 しか〜ない There's only (No more than, as few as) 40. 18:40 V(た) ばかり Just finished, Something just ended 41. 19:12 たがら Want to 42. 19:40 たら If...then, After 43. 20:09 たらどうですか Why don't you...(Advice someone to do something) 44. 20:37 たところ Just finished doing, Was just doing 45. 21:05 V(て)ほしい I need you to... 46. 21:31 ているところ In the process of doing 47. 22:02 てみる Try to (To try to do something) 48. 22:34 ても Even if, Even though 49. 23:01 ておく To do something in advance ( As preparation for something else) 50. 23:37 てよかった I'm glad that 51. 24:06 といわれている It is said that 52. 24:40 ときいた I heard... 53. 25:10 ところ About to, On the verge of 54. 25:38 とおもう I think..., You think... 55. 26:09 つづける To continue to... 56. 26:36 より Than 57. 27:09 よていだ Plan to, Intend to 58. 27:38 ようになる To reach the point that... 59. 28:12 ぜんぜん Not at all
I recommend pinning this. It will be easy for everyone to find and it won't get lost in the comments ❤ Thank you for the work you've put into this. It has already made studying so much easier 🙏
I was just going back to the old one to see how N4 looks to me now, perfect timing haha. Thanks 🙏 these are honestly some of the best, most concise grammar videos on yt
Very glad to hear that you find these videos useful, they take a lot of hours to make so reading these nice comments really makes it worth it 😁 Good luck with studying and I hope you enjoy this updated version 😊😉
@@crazycraftff9412 I would say N3 is the minimum requirement, that is if you can actually have normal conversations. A lot of companies here do however require an N2, and an N2 would make living here more convenient. ;)
Made a Japanese only version which is getting uploaded later today ;) ruclips.net/video/BD_m_dgIAfY/видео.html I'll be doing the same for the N3 and N2 videos in the next coming days ^^
I've released the PDF on itch.io so I have an extra way of being rewarded for the work we put into our videos ^^ It's completely free to download, donations are optional :p voylin.itch.io/quick-japanese-grammar
Yep, that's indeed correct ^^" We try our best to check everything as good as possible, but there's so much data to go over and this one apparently slipped through the holes in the net ^^" Thanks for pointing it out and I will make a note in the comments here
I would love to make more videos like these as I know they are helpful to many people. But they also take a large amount of time. At this moment I'm working on remaking the N5 video as that one really needs an update 😅
Thank youu sensei. Just one question here, were all the kanjis used in this video covers all jlpt N4 kanji? Cuz I find some that I think are much more than what I have already seen 😄
For the kanji which don't appear in the N4 test I put the translation with hiragana in the bottom. As there are no official lists it may be possible that there are some kanji which aren't considered JLPT N4, sorry about that ^^\
Hello! I really appreciate your video. Very comprehensive & substantial. Btw, would like to ask about the pdf of this one. Is it ready for downloading? Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks in advance❤
I'm glad that you like the video! ^^ The PDF's for all grammar videos are available from itch, I used to share them through google drive but decided to put them on itch as some people wanted to give me donations for the work. Here is the link ;) voylin.itch.io/quick-japanese-grammar
Thanks immensely for all your hard work in compiling these huge lists for all levels. But please give us only nihongo in audio, if possible repeating the nihongo sentences. The english audio is very very distracting.
ruclips.net/video/BD_m_dgIAfY/видео.html here you go, Japanese only version. making these types of videos a good fit for everybody was my goal, that's why there is English in this one as many people use it for listening in their car and can't see the English.
Can somebody explain the sentence, この猫は誰も欲しがる人がいなかった to me? It looks like everyone wants the cat people there are none. Why are there seemingly two instances of がる and how to both parts of the sentence describe 人? Thanks in advance!
Yep, from now on I'll be sharing my Japanese language learning videos on this channel and my main channel will be more dedicated to vlogs and videos about how to live/travel in Japan comfortably. I made a video about this on my main channel: ruclips.net/video/JZ1dwK9sKrk/видео.html
Best tip I can give is to remember the time. Don't get stuck on a question and don't stress when you get across multiple questions which you don't know. Best strategy is: Read question, if you know the answer fill it in. don't know the answer? Skip for now, time is too limited to wait a long time. First fill in all answers you know, then go over the other ones, if you don't know, just make an attempt and you'll have a 25% of being correct. Just try to have an answer for every question and don't leave anything blanque. That's for during the test, for now as preparation for the test, try to do enough practice tests, go over grammar videos as these often include vocab which is also needed for the test. Stop watching TV and RUclips videos which don't include any Japanese, surrounding yourself as much as possible with the language can also help a lot already. Good luck!!
You are not wrong, but in Japanese people would often omit the い. This is something I should have explained but if there is an い after the て from a te-form, you do not need to pronounce or type it ;)
Why exactly is that? You do know that my Japanese wife made these sentences right? Lole in a native speaker ...? 😂 So your comment kind of makes me cringe that you think your level is above using あなた
@VoylinSensei, someone said it’s not used in every day situations only in books when the person is anonymous. Would you say from yours or your wives experiences it is used in day to day situations?
![[JP only version] All JLPT N4 Grammar - Quick Japanese](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BD_m_dgIAfY/mqdefault.jpg)
Good luck to everyone writing your test tomorrow!!
thank you!! im just so nervous
🥹❤arigatou
1. 0:00 あまり〜ない
Not very, Not much
2. 0:29 〜あとで
After, Later
3. 0:57 ば
If...., then
4. 1:25 ばあいは
If, In the case..., In the event of
5. 1:57 だけで
Just by (doing)
6. 2:32 だす
To suddenly begin, To suddenly appear
7. 2:52 でも
...or something
8. 3:18 がる
To feel, To think, To show signs of...
9. 3:46 はじめる
To start.., To begin to...
10. 4:19 はずがない
Can't be, It's impossible that
11. 4:47 ひつよう
Need, Necessary
12. 5:17 ひつようがある
It is necessary to..., Need
13. 5:46 ほしい
To want..., To be in need of...
14. 6:16 じゃないか
Right? ; Isn't it?
15. 6:43 かどうか
Whether or not
16. 7:14 かもしれない
Might, Maybe, Probably
17. 7:40 かた
How to ( the way to do something)
18. 8:08 かしら
I wonder...
19. 8:31 みたい
Like, Sort of, Similar to, Resembling
20. ながら
While, During, As
21. 9:28 ないで
Without doing..., Don't
22. 9:55 なければいけない
Must do
23. 10:24 なくてもいい
Don't have to..
24. 10:49 なら
If..., In case..., As for...
25. 11:21 なさい
Do...(command)
26. 11:46 に気がつく
To notice, To realise
27. 12:11 にくい
Difficult to..., Hard to..
28. 12:40 のなかで
Among, In
29. 13:12 のに
In order to
30. 13:42 いたす
To do ( Polite form; To say that you, yourself, will do something)
31. 14:08 のように• のような
Like, Similar to
32. 14:38 おきに
Repeated at intervals
33. 15:10 られる
To be able to do something
34. 15:38 らしい
Seems like, It appears that
35. 16:09 さ
Normaliser for adjectives
36. 16:39 させる
Causative ( Make somebody do something)
37. 17:09 させられる
Causative Passive (Make somebody do something forcefully)
38. 17:39 さすが
As one would expect
39. 18:09 しか〜ない
There's only (No more than, as few as)
40. 18:40 V(た) ばかり
Just finished, Something just ended
41. 19:12 たがら
Want to
42. 19:40 たら
If...then, After
43. 20:09 たらどうですか
Why don't you...(Advice someone to do something)
44. 20:37 たところ
Just finished doing, Was just doing
45. 21:05 V(て)ほしい
I need you to...
46. 21:31 ているところ
In the process of doing
47. 22:02 てみる
Try to (To try to do something)
48. 22:34 ても
Even if, Even though
49. 23:01 ておく
To do something in advance ( As preparation for something else)
50. 23:37 てよかった
I'm glad that
51. 24:06 といわれている
It is said that
52. 24:40 ときいた
I heard...
53. 25:10 ところ
About to, On the verge of
54. 25:38 とおもう
I think..., You think...
55. 26:09 つづける
To continue to...
56. 26:36 より
Than
57. 27:09 よていだ
Plan to, Intend to
58. 27:38 ようになる
To reach the point that...
59. 28:12 ぜんぜん
Not at all
7:42 7:42 7:43
*Corrections:*
- 36: う-Verb should be V[neg] + せる
- 42: い-Adj should be い-Adj + かったら
I recommend pinning this. It will be easy for everyone to find and it won't get lost in the comments ❤
Thank you for the work you've put into this. It has already made studying so much easier 🙏
@@favoriteanony7252 thank you for your comment and the suggestion of pinning this 😊
Had an issue with the overall sound being too low, so I re-uploaded it with a higher overall sound ^^" Sorry about that ^^"\
I was just going back to the old one to see how N4 looks to me now, perfect timing haha. Thanks 🙏 these are honestly some of the best, most concise grammar videos on yt
Very glad to hear that you find these videos useful, they take a lot of hours to make so reading these nice comments really makes it worth it 😁
Good luck with studying and I hope you enjoy this updated version 😊😉
@@VoylinSensei Is JLPT n2 enough to live in Japan?
@@crazycraftff9412 I would say N3 is the minimum requirement, that is if you can actually have normal conversations. A lot of companies here do however require an N2, and an N2 would make living here more convenient. ;)
thank you for the video!
Thank you for this lesson. It`s very helpful for me to better understand.
このビデオ、とても感謝して！
ありはとうございます
Could u make videos like this for N3 , N2 plz
already did:
ruclips.net/p/PLWH6ssFu33TG3BdHbG75gLFRCUpVtKfIy
ありがとございます❤
Thanks
ありがとうございました。
I love your vid, can't wait for the next one. It would be good if you can repeat the Japanese sentence so we can practice by listening too.
Made a Japanese only version which is getting uploaded later today ;)
ruclips.net/video/BD_m_dgIAfY/видео.html
I'll be doing the same for the N3 and N2 videos in the next coming days ^^
Plz make more videos for n4
Oh man dude on my next Japan trip i will bring you a cake and build a little shrine for you. ❤
Nice
❤ thank you so much
And God bless you ❤
Thank you for your comment ^^/
new subscriber here one of the best video
At 0:15 what is the meaning of じゃ? On the top it says nai form of the verb, but the nai form of suki doesn’t have a じゃ
Suki is a -na adjective, so you need to add です, which in turn becomes じゃ
Great vid. Thanks.
Thank you for the awesome video!
Can you also share the notes that you are using?
I've released the PDF on itch.io so I have an extra way of being rewarded for the work we put into our videos ^^ It's completely free to download, donations are optional :p
voylin.itch.io/quick-japanese-grammar
I think I noticed a bit of a mistake in number 36. For the う-Verb it should be V[neg] + せる and not う-Verb[stem] + せる. Am I right?
Yep, that's indeed correct ^^" We try our best to check everything as good as possible, but there's so much data to go over and this one apparently slipped through the holes in the net ^^" Thanks for pointing it out and I will make a note in the comments here
please make more videos and formal useful phrases
I would love to make more videos like these as I know they are helpful to many people. But they also take a large amount of time. At this moment I'm working on remaking the N5 video as that one really needs an update 😅
28:07
Good luck ;)
Thank youu sensei. Just one question here, were all the kanjis used in this video covers all jlpt N4 kanji? Cuz I find some that I think are much more than what I have already seen 😄
For the kanji which don't appear in the N4 test I put the translation with hiragana in the bottom. As there are no official lists it may be possible that there are some kanji which aren't considered JLPT N4, sorry about that ^^\
Hello!
I really appreciate your video. Very comprehensive & substantial.
Btw, would like to ask about the pdf of this one. Is it ready for downloading? Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks in advance❤
I'm glad that you like the video! ^^
The PDF's for all grammar videos are available from itch, I used to share them through google drive but decided to put them on itch as some people wanted to give me donations for the work.
Here is the link ;)
voylin.itch.io/quick-japanese-grammar
Number 42: たら if...then, after
"い-Adj - い＋だった”
Should it not be かった instead?
🍣🍣
You are correct, thanks for sharing! I've put a note in the pinned comment, somehow even when checking so many times, mistakes can still happen. ^^"
Thanks immensely for all your hard work in compiling these huge lists for all levels. But please give us only nihongo in audio, if possible repeating the nihongo sentences. The english audio is very very distracting.
ruclips.net/video/BD_m_dgIAfY/видео.html
here you go, Japanese only version. making these types of videos a good fit for everybody was my goal, that's why there is English in this one as many people use it for listening in their car and can't see the English.
does this actually cover all the n4 grammar, if it does, im very greatful to you (kanshashiteimasu)
yes it does ;)
Can I rely on this video for all the jlpt n4 patterns?
Just as the title say's ALL JLPT N4 grammar, so yes you can hahah. I'm not a company so I don't do false advertising hahah
Thanks
Can somebody explain the sentence, この猫は誰も欲しがる人がいなかった to me? It looks like everyone wants the cat people there are none. Why are there seemingly two instances of がる and how to both parts of the sentence describe 人? Thanks in advance!
Can you explain why the first example of 55 uses 続く instead of 続ける
Both could be used
降り続く： The rain continues to fall
降り続ける：Would be indicating that it is continuing to rain because of a specific reason.
New account ?
Yep, from now on I'll be sharing my Japanese language learning videos on this channel and my main channel will be more dedicated to vlogs and videos about how to live/travel in Japan comfortably.
I made a video about this on my main channel:
ruclips.net/video/JZ1dwK9sKrk/видео.html
Sensei.. im scared of my n4 exam that is on sunday.. pls give me some tips.. im like 50-70%prepared.
Best tip I can give is to remember the time. Don't get stuck on a question and don't stress when you get across multiple questions which you don't know.
Best strategy is: Read question, if you know the answer fill it in. don't know the answer? Skip for now, time is too limited to wait a long time. First fill in all answers you know, then go over the other ones, if you don't know, just make an attempt and you'll have a 25% of being correct. Just try to have an answer for every question and don't leave anything blanque.
That's for during the test, for now as preparation for the test, try to do enough practice tests, go over grammar videos as these often include vocab which is also needed for the test. Stop watching TV and RUclips videos which don't include any Japanese, surrounding yourself as much as possible with the language can also help a lot already.
Good luck!!
@@VoylinSensei ありがとうございます先生。頑張ります。。心配します。。けど頑張ります
@@VoylinSensei 先生。。migiiアプリはどうですか
返事が遅くてごめんなさい。あのアプリはまだ使ったことがありません。^^"
Im confused about the 44 question 1 example it is て form so it should have been 話していたところだよ ? Or im wrong 😂 help
You are not wrong, but in Japanese people would often omit the い. This is something I should have explained but if there is an い after the て from a te-form, you do not need to pronounce or type it ;)
Broo
Yes?
Ugh still using あなた makes me kinda cringe.
Why exactly is that? You do know that my Japanese wife made these sentences right? Lole in a native speaker ...? 😂 So your comment kind of makes me cringe that you think your level is above using あなた
@VoylinSensei, someone said it’s not used in every day situations only in books when the person is anonymous. Would you say from yours or your wives experiences it is used in day to day situations?