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@@JpLaunch Thank you very much, a great video to learn pure Jananese vocabulary, I am trying to be less reliant on Romaji. However, I am really confused as to when to use haragana or not in writing instead of Kanji and vice versa? One thing I am sure of is some words are written in haragana in this vidoe instead of Kanji as I learnt before. Could you please explain a bit for me?
This video is amazing. Finally, a straight forward vocab list, pronounced by a native Japanese person, not a robot, that was well thought out, looks nice, and without mistakes
@@dolphinlunggrin6594 Do keep in mind though, while it is indeed "five things", in English you would also only say "five" as it is the numeric indicator. It might've been nice to add the "things" in brackets but the counting system in Japanese is complicated as you may encounter different ways to count things. Meaning a pencil (long, cylindrical object) is counted with a different "system" than a coin (round object). However, I was once told that the general way of counting would be mostly understandable for the Japanese even when used with the "wrong" object.
How it feels good to read and pronounces the words before him... It took me almost one month to master Hiragana, it seems little but i feel so happy to finally be able to read many words now. For those ones who are starting to study Japanese, don't give up!
Ignore this is for me: With Kanji "あ" kanji: 0:01 会う meet 青 blue 赤 red 上がる to go up 明るい bright 秋 fall 開く to open 開ける open something 上げる give 朝 morning 朝ごはん breakfast 明後日 day after tomorrow 足 leg/foot 明日 tomorrow あそこ over there (･_･φ(･_･---> 遊ぶ play 暖かい warm 頭 head 新しい new あちら over there (･_･φ(･_･---> 暑い hot あつい thick 後で afterwards あに my older brother あね my older sister あの that アパート apartmnt 浴びる to take shower 危ない dangerous 甘い sweet あまり not much 雨 rain アメリカ🇺🇸 洗う to wash 有る to exist/have/be (inanimate objects) 歩く walk あれ that over there (･_･φ(･_･---> "い" kanji: 5:30 いい good 言う to say/tell 家 house 行く to go いくつ how many/old いくら how much 池 pond 医者 doctor 椅子 chair 忙しい busy いたい painful 一 1 一度 once 一日中 one day 一番 the best いつ when 五日 fifth day of month
This is just amazing. The romaji honestly just confuses me most of the time so thanks for leaving it out and your pronounciation paired with the optional translations and deeper explanations to things like "over there (far from the speaker and the listener)" makes this super practical
Thank you so much! It's practical, using hiragana/katakana instead of romaji is extremely useful for me as a newbie in learning Japanese! Clear voice is just icing on the cake!
@@FransYT No it doesn't. "Ganbarou" means "I shall do my best" or "Let's do our best". The verb "ganbaru" literally means to do one's best. When used in a request form like "ganbatte" or "ganbare" it's often translated as "good luck", because that's kind of the sentiment, but the literal meaning is "Do your best !". "Ganbarou" on the other hand is the volitional form of "ganbaru", so it has the meaning of "Let's" / "I shall".
@@Simkets i would say decent progress maybe hahah. I started with grammar so i learned N5 and some N4 aswell (altough you remember a couple of kanjis just by looking them a lot of times) and later i'll truly focus on learning kanji radicals.
Haven't studied Japanese since years and forgot a lot, I even have my N4 certificate, but here I am back to N5 to remember. I'm glad I remember most of these! But I really could have reached further. I'm so happy you make these videos. They're just what I wanted to get motivated again. The best way to start the day; having asagohan and just watching this and repeating!
I am currently living in Japan and studying Japanese. I finished N5 recently. I'm happy that there is a way for me to double check I know all the words. Honestly, I'll need to watch this video two times. One time with no sound and covering the English at the bottom to test myself. The second time will be so I can listen to the pronunciation.
I wrote all of them down by hand. Took me three days because writing kana still takes me long, but now I have the vocabulary with me wherever I go! (I don't take my phone with me most of the time, it comes easier to me to just pack a small notebook.)
A 1~ (0:00) I 39~ (5:29) U 70~ (9:42) E 82~ (11:17) O 91~ (12:31) Ka 138~ (19:08) Ki 182~ (25:06) Ku ~ () Ke ~ () Ko ~ () Sa 266~ (36:00) Ta 358~ (49:15) Na 469~ (1:04:26) Ha 512~ (1:10:23) Ma 611~ (1:23:52) Ya 670~ (1:32:03) Ra 693~ (1:35:14) Wa 714~ (1:38:16) ~ 723~ (1:39:31) Xpression 768~ (1:46:57)
This is one of the best vocabulary lists I've seen in a while! Hiragana/kanji, definition/synonyms, and the type of word! Thank you! Y'all put in the effort 💯
Nice! Happy to see a list that has words in order depending on their sound(even if it's just for the first character sometimes), makes it so much easier for me to compress them and memorize them when they have similarities, thanks!
@@シャフィクです nihon* (日本), not nihongo (日本語), there's a difference between country and the language! Haha but I hope you make your trip and that you enjoy it! 😊
Putting this here for me, I'm learning 14-16 words a day and when I get to 100 learned I review (98-800) so far: 0:00 - 1:51 *Complete* 14 1:51 - 3:53 *Complete* 14 3:53 - 5:55 *Complete* 14 5:55 - 7:50 *Complete* 14 7:50 - 9:43 *Complete* 14 9:53 - 11:35 *Complete* 14 11:40 - 13:48 *Complete* 16 *Reveiw for a day*
Thank you for that amazing video! I have been interested in learning this language for so long, but I really want to start doing it seriously now. I‘m not 100% done with Hiragana/Katakana yet, but this video is helping me a lot, while also giving me some vocabulary to learn! It’s really fun and I get so happy when I recognize some words from the songs I listen too.
Thank you sooo much for not adding romaji. A lot of videos add them and i get distracted in reading the actual japanese. Having no romaji increases my speed of reading in kana and hopefully in kanji too. God bless you🤗
I am not 100% sure but as much as I can see, you have also taken out the time to put the kanji that are n5 rather than all the kanji! That is so so so helpful. thank you
Wonderful! I could only wish that you could include examples of sentences. That would be much easier to remember the word, if it has a practical example.
Thank you! Ive been learning japanese for a 2 weeks now mostly on the grammar but now when its time to up my vocab I dont know where to start so this is really helpful :)
You can easily find kanji and vocabulary pdfs online for free download. Google for things like kanji list pdf or kanji N5 pdf help. 😉 Also for Android I found a really good app. For train the kanji it's called obenkyo. It's completely free and it's usable offline.
So Far : Vowels - 2:12 Ka - Series - 21:04 Sa - Series - 38:09 Ta - Series - 51:45 Na - Series - 1:06:45 Ha - Series - 1:13:06 Ma - Series - 1:26:15 Ya - Series - 1:33:59 Ra - Series - 1:37:49 Wa - Series - 1:39:28
Thanks for this list of vocabulary words. It really helps me a lot, at first I doubted myself if I can read it without romaji. This made me realized that I should trust myself (coz I glanced to Hiragana and Katakana just thrice this month and I can't memorize it).
Even though I know most if not all of the words already, I’m listening for pitch accent. Your voice makes it very easy to determine where the downsteps are (if they exist). Plus you read the word twice! Legend.
I don't think it is a good idea to try to learn plain lists of words. Listening to words in whole sentences gives them the context that they need to make sense. It would be a good idea to find sentences spoken by native Japanese speakers that contain the words. Listen to those sentences repeatedly, and then the words in those sentences will become familiar to you at the same time as you learn in what context they are used and how they relate to the other words in the sentences that contain them.
Memorize these vocabs translating it to Japanese. 1. to see a person, to meet 2. blue 3. red 4. red (i-adjective) 5. to go up 6. bright, light 7. autumn, fall 8. to open 9. to open (something) 10. to give 11. Morning 12. Breakfast 13. the day after tomorrow 14. Leg, Foot 15. Tomorrow 16. Over there 17. To play 18. Warm 19. Head 20. New 21. Over there (polite) 22. Hot 23. Thick 24. Afterwards 25. My older brother 26. My older sister 27. that 28. Apartment 29. to take 30. Dangerous 31. Sweet 32. not much 33. Rain 34. the united states of america 35. to wash 36. to be, to exist, to have 37. To walk 38. Over there 39. Good
I am actually proud of myself so far I am only at about 15 minutes, and yes I pause before you say the Japanese's pronunciations, and say it and so far I have only mispronounced a couple, I can read, even if I don't know what it means. I am taking a break now, but fell accomplished for now, but still have a long ways to go. I hope, next year we are allowed to go to Japan, so it gives me time to actually hold conversations if opportunity arises. Even read, I can read Hiragana and Katakana even though Katakana is a little harder, Kanji is on a whole other level.
I've been practicing remembering hiragana and katakana for the past day or two, and while I can't read the kanji---I can read the kana and I'm so happy I can pronounce the words! While I knew some words from anime, I'm really trying not to look at the English words and just the kana. I will definitely come back to this video later when I start looking at kanji and expanding my vocabulary!
I have failed this test twice. First time i failed by 2 points on the listening section, and lost year i was so busy stressing about grammat and listening that i absolutely bombed the Vocab section, but did good on the others! IM NOT FAILING THIN TEST A 3RD TIME!
This video is great! It has native pronunciation and it doesn't use romaji. Perfect for N5 practice. However, I did notice that 火 was translated to tuesday even though it is technically fire "ひ" (can also be read as か). Had this been a less knowledgeable me watching, it would have confused me. Maybe add the rest of the word? "火曜日 or 火ようび" to make it more understandable, but emphasize the kanji for fire. Happens at 19:10. Nevertheless, it is a great video！ ありがとうございます。
@@11111111175890 haha it certainly feels amazing when you can finally read what people write. Most of the time you don't see progress for a while but it's there. がんばって！
I'm feeling jittery. I know most of these, mastered hiragana and katakana and N5 kanji but still finding it quite hard on listening comprehension😭😭 good luck to all of us taking JLPT and thank you to the uploader of this video. It helps me refresh my knowledge💕 it's wonderful
Day 1: 会う ー to meet あおい ー blue あか - red あかい - red (adj) あがる - to go up あかるい - bright, light あき - Autumn, fall あく - to open あける - to open something あげる - to give
Been years since I learned Japanese coming to this channel has helped me remember a lot of what I thought I forgot. I didn't even know I still understood or even could read the characters to this point. I'm still rusty by all means but surprisingly pleasant to know that it's not all lost. I probably wouldn't past the JLPT or anything not yet would need some serious studying...
I love it, but one hundred is enough for a start. I'll definitely be back. I learned to read hiragana when I was stationed in Japan in1956-8. I could read it very s-l-o-w-l-y after studying for an hour or two, but I learned to read it really quickly--as fast as English--by reading the train and subway station names as the cars pulled out of the stations. Just reading all of the signs and posters that were to be seen everywhere also helped. It was painless learning.True, I didn't know what most of the words meant, but at least I could read the words. Well, you have to start somewhere., and I now think that I'm going to do the entire course. Brains not required, only persistence.
Thank you so much for showing what kind of word it is at the top. A lot of other videos phrase a verb like an adjective or something, which makes it really hard to accurately learn. I also like how there's not a ton of loan words, too.
Hello! Thank you for the great video! Nice to find someone who's not a robot pronouncing words! I've been watching Dogen's lessons and one thing he brings up about pitch accent is learning standard tokyo dialect. Do you mind if I ask if the dialect used in this video is tokyo-ben or something else? Thank you!
this was good but i wish you put the words in a better order. glad you got hiragana as i can only read that and a few kanji! lol only been studying for 2 weeks so i guess its ok . I wanna take this test next year. thanks, good luck everyone
Thank you very much! Just finished the N5 classes and I needed something to help me organize my vocabulary so I can study for JPLT5. Do you also have a video for N5 Kanji? Again thank you very much
Thank you I am so glad it was helpful! We have some kanji writing practice but making a video of just kanji is a great idea. We will defiantly consider making that kind of video!
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JLPT N5 vocabulary with example sentences video series:
ruclips.net/video/_iGa4TOD47k/видео.html
You can download slideshows from the video!
www.mediafire.com/file/ru1nvi68tatby8j/JLPT_N5_Vocabulary_Slideshow_1.pdf/file
www.mediafire.com/file/vv9yslm5yuynlwr/JLPT_N5_Vocabulary_Slideshow_2.pdf/file
www.mediafire.com/file/43tvvicybxm11p5/JLPT_N5_Vocabulary_Slideshow_3.pdf/file
www.mediafire.com/file/b72rxp41lyz5gya/JLPT_N5_Vocabulary_Slideshow_4.pdf/file
www.mediafire.com/file/28uob1xo3govkws/JLPT-N5-Vocabulary-List-800.pdf
If you are interested in studying vocabulary with example sentences, check out this video series!
@@JpLaunchありがと ございまそ
@@wcg3928 *ありがとうございます
@@JpLaunch Thank you very much, a great video to learn pure Jananese vocabulary, I am trying to be less reliant on Romaji. However, I am really confused as to when to use haragana or not in writing instead of Kanji and vice versa? One thing I am sure of is some words are written in haragana in this vidoe instead of Kanji as I learnt before. Could you please explain a bit for me?
Qaggh
This video is amazing. Finally, a straight forward vocab list, pronounced by a native Japanese person, not a robot, that was well thought out, looks nice, and without mistakes
Thank you! 😃
7:55 shouldn't that be five things instead of just five?
@@dolphinlunggrin6594 yes
@@dolphinlunggrin6594 Do keep in mind though, while it is indeed "five things", in English you would also only say "five" as it is the numeric indicator. It might've been nice to add the "things" in brackets but the counting system in Japanese is complicated as you may encounter different ways to count things. Meaning a pencil (long, cylindrical object) is counted with a different "system" than a coin (round object). However, I was once told that the general way of counting would be mostly understandable for the Japanese even when used with the "wrong" object.
Specific much? Sounds pretty personal lol
when something hurts 0:05
when something hurts a little more 0:13
lmfao
Lul
NGL, I laughed really loudly. Perfect. ありがとう。
1:14:03
@@ShindlerReal ha ha XD
Thanks for not including romaji. That makes it much easier to get used to reading kana.
Sure thing! Thank you for watching! 😃
I know right ! I'm glad I found it, I can practice shadowing and JLPT at the same time !
is easier to memorize kana like this then the standard letter by letter..
Yeah. Its make my reading better and will strength my Hiragana🙏🙏😍😍
Primalxbeast agreed, it’s easier to actually read
0:01 - 13:47 (1 to 100)
13:54 - 27:28 (101 to 200)
27:39 - 40:37 (201 to 300)
40:45 - 55:08 (301 to 400)
55:17 - 1:08:40 (401 to 500)
1:08:48 - 1:22:29 (501 to 600)
1:22:39 - 1:36:14 (601 to 700)
1:36:23 - 1:51:51 (701 to 800)
Ohhh. Thanks. I needed something like this for repetition.
@@VKOp1No3 I'm glad that it's helpful for you ^^
@@yuni7090 Hey King, you dropped this 👑
Thanks 🙏🏾
Bruh, This guy is so free to do this, anyways thanks
How it feels good to read and pronounces the words before him... It took me almost one month to master Hiragana, it seems little but i feel so happy to finally be able to read many words now. For those ones who are starting to study Japanese, don't give up!
Love this! Thank you for watching and good luck on your studies.
@@JpLaunch ありがとうございます！also thank you kindly for creating this channel and for all your videos, the content is really helpful and valuable!
@@playbackmylife Thank you so much! So glad you enjoy it. 😊
yup i learned hiragana in 2 days but it took me a long time to read it fluently without thinking
it took me a month to master both hiragana and katakana ! even tho sometimes i mess up or forget
Ignore this is for me:
With Kanji
"あ" kanji: 0:01
会う meet
青 blue
赤 red
上がる to go up
明るい bright
秋 fall
開く to open
開ける open something
上げる give
朝 morning
朝ごはん breakfast
明後日 day after tomorrow
足 leg/foot
明日 tomorrow
あそこ over there (･_･φ(･_･--->
遊ぶ play
暖かい warm
頭 head
新しい new
あちら over there (･_･φ(･_･--->
暑い hot
あつい thick
後で afterwards
あに my older brother
あね my older sister
あの that
アパート apartmnt
浴びる to take shower
危ない dangerous
甘い sweet
あまり not much
雨 rain
アメリカ🇺🇸
洗う to wash
有る to exist/have/be (inanimate objects)
歩く walk
あれ that over there (･_･φ(･_･--->
"い" kanji: 5:30
いい good
言う to say/tell
家 house
行く to go
いくつ how many/old
いくら how much
池 pond
医者 doctor
椅子 chair
忙しい busy
いたい painful
一 1
一度 once
一日中 one day
一番 the best
いつ when
五日 fifth day of month
U really have a lot of patience... It helped me practice by seeing ur comment. ..ありがとうございます
Just to fill in some of the kanji:
厚い (あつい) Thick
兄 (あに) brother
姉(あね) sister
痛い (いたい) Painful
@@ateol no worries! I'm starting to break into the N3 studies, so if I can help I'll keep an eye on the thread and stick around for any questions :)
どうも！
I think you meant for *us* comrade
Time stamps
19:12 - Start of Ka-line (# 138)
36:00 - Start of Sa-line (# 266)
49:20 - Start of Ta-line (# 358)
1:04:26 - Start of Na-line (# 469)
1:10:24 - Start of Ha-line (# 512)
1:23:56 - Start of Ma-line (# 611)
1:32:04 - Start of Ya-line (# 670)
1:35:18 - Start of Ra-line (# 693)
1:38:17 - Start of Wa-line (# 714)
1:39:30 - Suffixes (# 723)
1:46:59 - Expressions (# 768)
ありがとうございます
Day 1: 14:55
Day 2: 19:34
Day 3: 27:40
Day 4: 42:56
Day 5: 55:09
Day 6: 1:06:45
This is just amazing. The romaji honestly just confuses me most of the time so thanks for leaving it out and your pronounciation paired with the optional translations and deeper explanations to things like "over there (far from the speaker and the listener)" makes this super practical
Glad you liked it! Thank you watching :))
あなたが書いたものは矛盾です
One day I'll be N1 certified. Here's to one of the first steps ! Many thanks for the video it's perfect
Yesss! 🙌 you got this. Thank you!
@@JpLaunch Thanks !
hows it going now?
how is your japanese?
How is it so far?
This is great to listen to while working during this quarantine. Thank you. Here's to passing the N5.
Our pleasure! Good luck with your study for N5! :)
Awesome! Good luck ! Same goal for me
got any tips? i have my exam in a month or so and i feel so underprepared....
did you pass the exam? @@riyaranade1838
Did you pass the N5 test?
Finally managed to learn Hiragana, and being able to read words without romaji is soo cool! Huge motivation to keep learning.
Me too 😂 except for kanji, I'm still learning.
In my experience so far, you never “finish” learning kanji lol
@@rayafk8502 yep even Japanese people aren't finished learning kanji. It's just so vast.
I look for N1 because I thought that is a level for beginners. I am so shook because it is actually the other way around. 😂😂😂
Lol oh no glad you figured it out 😁
lol me too i found N1 and had no idea what was going on😂
Me too! and I saw all these military words. I was like oh yeah I’m in the wrong spot
SAME!!
Same- that's when I searched it. Turned out N5 was the easiest
Thank you so much! It's practical, using hiragana/katakana instead of romaji is extremely useful for me as a newbie in learning Japanese! Clear voice is just icing on the cake!
Great to hear! Thank you for watching!!
@@JpLaunch what's the difference with "uchi" and "ie=house" ?
@@中本D i think uchi means home and ie means house.
Good voice...well presented video for begginers...
Thank you so much!🙂
this will help ruclips.net/video/tGJ-l4KWBpY/видео.html
It’s so nice to hear an actual person saying the words.
ありがとうございます！がんばろう！
Thank you for watching!! がんばってくださいね！
Ill translate it for you guys: "Arigatougozaimasu! Ganbarou" meaning thank you very much! Good luck
@@FransYT No it doesn't. "Ganbarou" means "I shall do my best" or "Let's do our best". The verb "ganbaru" literally means to do one's best. When used in a request form like "ganbatte" or "ganbare" it's often translated as "good luck", because that's kind of the sentiment, but the literal meaning is "Do your best !". "Ganbarou" on the other hand is the volitional form of "ganbaru", so it has the meaning of "Let's" / "I shall".
this will help ruclips.net/video/tGJ-l4KWBpY/видео.html
@@FransYT ummm, Ganbarou isn't the right word. It should be "Gozaimashite"
This is an amazing resource, and it's free! Thank you! You are a wonderful person for doing this :)
Yes it's free! 😄You're very welcome! Thank you for watching!
Nothing is free. We pay with our time.
For serious learners this is really a useful video...
Lies again? Monthly Salary
Started to learn Japanese 4 days ago. I'm going to save this video for later haha
Thank you for watching! Good luck with your study!
I just started I am going to do the same
How's your progress? I hope you didn't gave up.
@@Simkets i would say decent progress maybe hahah. I started with grammar so i learned N5 and some N4 aswell (altough you remember a couple of kanjis just by looking them a lot of times) and later i'll truly focus on learning kanji radicals.
Same here
Haven't studied Japanese since years and forgot a lot, I even have my N4 certificate, but here I am back to N5 to remember. I'm glad I remember most of these! But I really could have reached further. I'm so happy you make these videos. They're just what I wanted to get motivated again. The best way to start the day; having asagohan and just watching this and repeating!
Here is where I ended:
3:20 Day 1
10:08 Day 2
11:22 Day 3
day4...
I am currently living in Japan and studying Japanese. I finished N5 recently. I'm happy that there is a way for me to double check I know all the words.
Honestly, I'll need to watch this video two times. One time with no sound and covering the English at the bottom to test myself. The second time will be so I can listen to the pronunciation.
Thank you for your comment! I hope you enjoy your time in Japan!
(20:17-45:00)
(,45:24-1:10:00)
(1:10:00-1:30:00)
(1:30:00-1:52:21)
Watching one part everyday a week to remember all the things
I wrote all of them down by hand. Took me three days because writing kana still takes me long, but now I have the vocabulary with me wherever I go! (I don't take my phone with me most of the time, it comes easier to me to just pack a small notebook.)
how is your japanese now ?
Same question?
A 1~ (0:00) I 39~ (5:29) U 70~ (9:42) E 82~ (11:17) O 91~ (12:31)
Ka 138~ (19:08) Ki 182~ (25:06) Ku ~ () Ke ~ () Ko ~ ()
Sa 266~ (36:00)
Ta 358~ (49:15)
Na 469~ (1:04:26)
Ha 512~ (1:10:23)
Ma 611~ (1:23:52)
Ya 670~ (1:32:03)
Ra 693~ (1:35:14)
Wa 714~ (1:38:16)
~ 723~ (1:39:31)
Xpression 768~ (1:46:57)
Thanks for watching!
This is one of the best vocabulary lists I've seen in a while! Hiragana/kanji, definition/synonyms, and the type of word! Thank you! Y'all put in the effort 💯
Wow, thank you! :)
Just memorized Katakana and Hiragana and this really helps me out to build my vocabulary
Nice! Happy to see a list that has words in order depending on their sound(even if it's just for the first character sometimes), makes it so much easier for me to compress them and memorize them when they have similarities, thanks!
I'm glad that it helped you! 😃You're welcome!
Thank you very much! Do you have also an anki dec with it? It would be life saving
This is the best. This channel even replied to every comment here
Thank you so much, Torri! I try to reply to comments as much as possible! 😀I appreciate each and every comment✨
hi friend you could see more japanese lesson in my channel. Thanks
1:51:50 what a way to end an amazing video!
Brilliant, simple yet so helpful. It’s my goal to learn enough to get by, I’m saving to travel to Japan in a year.
ありがとう!
どういたしまして！ I'm glad that it was helpful! That sounds fun! 😃✨
Good luck with saving!
Same with me. わたしは also want to travel to nihonggo 🤣🤣🤣🤣..planning this year. Going solo
MKnatalie take me with you
@@シャフィクです nihon* (日本), not nihongo (日本語), there's a difference between country and the language! Haha but I hope you make your trip and that you enjoy it! 😊
And then Corona 👍
Putting this here for me, I'm learning 14-16 words a day and when I get to 100 learned I review (98-800)
so far:
0:00 - 1:51 *Complete* 14
1:51 - 3:53 *Complete* 14
3:53 - 5:55 *Complete* 14
5:55 - 7:50 *Complete* 14
7:50 - 9:43 *Complete* 14
9:53 - 11:35 *Complete* 14
11:40 - 13:48 *Complete* 16
*Reveiw for a day*
Thank you for that amazing video! I have been interested in learning this language for so long, but I really want to start doing it seriously now. I‘m not 100% done with Hiragana/Katakana yet, but this video is helping me a lot, while also giving me some vocabulary to learn! It’s really fun and I get so happy when I recognize some words from the songs I listen too.
I'm glad you liked it! Good luck with your study!
My Japanese teacher said me to listen this, i used this meanwhile i am making homework, grettings from Mexico
I am honored! Thank you so much for listening!
I just discovered this video. It's perfect. I can just use the audio to practice my writing and check if I was wrong.
Finally a straight forward vocab list with native pronunciation that doesn't sound like it was recorded in a commercial kitchen by someone chewing gum
17:07
Thank you sooo much for not adding romaji. A lot of videos add them and i get distracted in reading the actual japanese. Having no romaji increases my speed of reading in kana and hopefully in kanji too. God bless you🤗
You're very welcome! :) Glad you liked it!
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173 - 1st of August 2021 -
308 - 12th of August 2021 - 41:50 -
Just a reminder for myself
立派な仕事! Otsukare~!
I managed to guess 99% words from the list. Tsugi wa N4 desu yo!
Arigatou
ありがとう！Great job! N4 がんばってください！
time stamp(s) for myself:
1/4 00:00:00 - 00:27:29 ✔️
2/4 00:27:40 - 00:55:08 ✔️
3/4 00:55:19 - 01:22:29
4/4 01:22:40 - 01:51:52
Thank you for putting these in (Japanese) alphabetical order! For me it makes it easier to learn. 本当ありがとうございます！まだ勉強するげともうすぐN4試験したいですよ！
You're welcome :) I'm glad!
I am not 100% sure but as much as I can see, you have also taken out the time to put the kanji that are n5 rather than all the kanji! That is so so so helpful. thank you
I love this way of teaching because for me it's lots easier if have no romaji arigato gosaimasu
glad to hear!
It’s easier if I have no romaji
*proceeds to use romaji*
Thank you for these videos and making one for the other levels too! Exactly what I was looking for
Wonderful! I could only wish that you could include examples of sentences. That would be much easier to remember the word, if it has a practical example.
Thank you, Maria! I have a playlist "JLPT N5 Vocabulary with example sentences".
ruclips.net/video/_iGa4TOD47k/видео.html
I hope this helps!
Started learning Japanese 2 months ago now, gonna use this to passive listen and reinforce my knowledge thank you :)
Thank you! Ive been learning japanese for a 2 weeks now mostly on the grammar but now when its time to up my vocab I dont know where to start so this is really helpful :)
Glad to hear that! :) Best of luck!
Can u share ur material for me to learn
You can easily find kanji and vocabulary pdfs online for free download.
Google for things like kanji list pdf or kanji N5 pdf help. 😉
Also for Android I found a really good app. For train the kanji it's called obenkyo.
It's completely free and it's usable offline.
Thank you so much i realy like that you listed the words that have near sounds or pronounciations after each other! がんばってください!
Thanks for watching!
My pleasure 😊
Thank you so much, My mom doesn’t teach me her language so gotta do it by my self. Good luck to me.
Oh no :( Well I hope our videos will be helpful :D
So Far :
Vowels - 2:12
Ka - Series - 21:04
Sa - Series - 38:09
Ta - Series - 51:45
Na - Series - 1:06:45
Ha - Series - 1:13:06
Ma - Series - 1:26:15
Ya - Series - 1:33:59
Ra - Series - 1:37:49
Wa - Series - 1:39:28
Thanks for this list of vocabulary words. It really helps me a lot, at first I doubted myself if I can read it without romaji. This made me realized that I should trust myself (coz I glanced to Hiragana and Katakana just thrice this month and I can't memorize it).
You’re welcome! That’s awesome! It’s best to learn without romaji if you can. 😄 helps the hiragana and katakana stick in your brain faster!
Even though I know most if not all of the words already, I’m listening for pitch accent. Your voice makes it very easy to determine where the downsteps are (if they exist). Plus you read the word twice! Legend.
Thank you so much! :)
Fantastic work, Thanks for your hard efforts, I am studying Japanese Kanji at present and also find this very useful.👍🤗
Awesome!! Thank you! 😃
13:55 101
27:40 201
1:08:48 501
I try to learn 10 words from this video every day! Thank you so much for making this video
You're welcome! Good luck!
How much did you learn?
@@TheMelopeus Not alot, it was a bad method to learn so many at once.
@@toff2042 try 5 a day, it works better
I don't think it is a good idea to try to learn plain lists of words. Listening to words in whole sentences gives them the context that they need to make sense. It would be a good idea to find sentences spoken by native Japanese speakers that contain the words. Listen to those sentences repeatedly, and then the words in those sentences will become familiar to you at the same time as you learn in what context they are used and how they relate to the other words in the sentences that contain them.
These are like word meanings That I used to memorize usally 15 or so in each chapter and so I progressed a lot
Memorize these vocabs translating it to Japanese.
1. to see a person, to meet
2. blue
3. red
4. red (i-adjective)
5. to go up
6. bright, light
7. autumn, fall
8. to open
9. to open (something)
10. to give
11. Morning
12. Breakfast
13. the day after tomorrow
14. Leg, Foot
15. Tomorrow
16. Over there
17. To play
18. Warm
19. Head
20. New
21. Over there (polite)
22. Hot
23. Thick
24. Afterwards
25. My older brother
26. My older sister
27. that
28. Apartment
29. to take
30. Dangerous
31. Sweet
32. not much
33. Rain
34. the united states of america
35. to wash
36. to be, to exist, to have
37. To walk
38. Over there
39. Good
This actually help wow
I am actually proud of myself so far I am only at about 15 minutes, and yes I pause before you say the Japanese's pronunciations, and say it and so far I have only mispronounced a couple, I can read, even if I don't know what it means. I am taking a break now, but fell accomplished for now, but still have a long ways to go. I hope, next year we are allowed to go to Japan, so it gives me time to actually hold conversations if opportunity arises. Even read, I can read Hiragana and Katakana even though Katakana is a little harder, Kanji is on a whole other level.
That is a great strategy. 🙌 great job. I really hope Japan will open back up to tourists soon too. 😔
I've been practicing remembering hiragana and katakana for the past day or two, and while I can't read the kanji---I can read the kana and I'm so happy I can pronounce the words! While I knew some words from anime, I'm really trying not to look at the English words and just the kana. I will definitely come back to this video later when I start looking at kanji and expanding my vocabulary!
That is awesome! :)
Leaving this Here for me
First 100 words : 13:55
My favorite part about this is that you included the hiragana reading of the kanji :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have failed this test twice. First time i failed by 2 points on the listening section, and lost year i was so busy stressing about grammat and listening that i absolutely bombed the Vocab section, but did good on the others! IM NOT FAILING THIN TEST A 3RD TIME!
This video is great! It has native pronunciation and it doesn't use romaji. Perfect for N5 practice. However, I did notice that 火 was translated to tuesday even though it is technically fire "ひ" (can also be read as か). Had this been a less knowledgeable me watching, it would have confused me. Maybe add the rest of the word? "火曜日 or 火ようび" to make it more understandable, but emphasize the kanji for fire. Happens at 19:10. Nevertheless, it is a great video！ ありがとうございます。
Thank you for sharing your view!
Wow i can read the last line in Japanese :p, my hard work started to pay off
@@11111111175890 haha it certainly feels amazing when you can finally read what people write. Most of the time you don't see progress for a while but it's there. がんばって！
I noticed that it was wrong but because I'm not a native speaker I thought it was just me
1:13:58 flower viewing has no charecter definition (like noun) also really useful video thank you
Thank you so much. This must've been a ton of work and it's greatly appreciated!
I'm feeling jittery. I know most of these, mastered hiragana and katakana and N5 kanji but still finding it quite hard on listening comprehension😭😭
good luck to all of us taking JLPT and thank you to the uploader of this video. It helps me refresh my knowledge💕 it's wonderful
very well done and clearly enunciated and pronounced. good pace too!
Thank you, ciociaro! 😀✨
You're a hero... Thank you SO much!!
Wow! Thank you! 😃I am glad that it helped you!!!
Day 1:
会う ー to meet
あおい ー blue
あか - red
あかい - red (adj)
あがる - to go up
あかるい - bright, light
あき - Autumn, fall
あく - to open
あける - to open something
あげる - to give
Wow, this is amazing! 本当にありがとうございますした！
I've just learned katakana and hiragana. I can appreciate the examples to get familiarise with the symbols and application. Thank you!!!
You're welcome! Glad it was helpful!
Thanks, this is very helpful! Very clear, easy to listen to.
Commenting since I'm starting my N5 journey today. Already learned kana but don't know how to form many actual words yet. Cheers to pushing forward!
Thank you so much. I don’t like to attend classes. So this helps a lot!
Glad it was helpful! You're welcome!
ありがとうございます! I will listen to this night and day. 🥰
Been years since I learned Japanese coming to this channel has helped me remember a lot of what I thought I forgot.
I didn't even know I still understood or even could read the characters to this point. I'm still rusty by all means but surprisingly pleasant to know that it's not all lost.
I probably wouldn't past the JLPT or anything not yet would need some serious studying...
Glad that you came back to studying Japanese again!
update?
day 1 i learned 1-11
day 2 i learned 11-28
day 3 i bought a book so im gonna study from that but still keep track here 28-49
day 4 i learned 49-61
Thank u for this video😌
Without romaji is good to practice my hiragana and katakana reading😄 thanks alot..
You're welcome! 🙂
I love it, but one hundred is enough for a start. I'll definitely be back. I learned to read hiragana when I was stationed in Japan in1956-8. I could read it very s-l-o-w-l-y after studying for an hour or two, but I learned to read it really quickly--as fast as English--by reading the train and subway station names as the cars pulled out of the stations. Just reading all of the signs and posters that were to be seen everywhere also helped. It was painless learning.True, I didn't know what most of the words meant, but at least I could read the words. Well, you have to start somewhere., and I now think that I'm going to do the entire course. Brains not required, only persistence.
Persistence is important for sure for language learning. Good luck with your study!
This is very helpful. Mostly, though, I just love hearing the cognates, especially 40:37. 草
Big kusa
amazing that this content can be accessed on youtube by native speaker. thanks a lot!
15:32 ignore this it’s just a bookmark for where to pick off
Thank you so much for showing what kind of word it is at the top. A lot of other videos phrase a verb like an adjective or something, which makes it really hard to accurately learn. I also like how there's not a ton of loan words, too.
Hello! Thank you for the great video! Nice to find someone who's not a robot pronouncing words! I've been watching Dogen's lessons and one thing he brings up about pitch accent is learning standard tokyo dialect. Do you mind if I ask if the dialect used in this video is tokyo-ben or something else? Thank you!
Thanks for watching! Standard Japanese (Tokyo ben?) was used in this video.
this was good but i wish you put the words in a better order. glad you got hiragana as i can only read that and a few kanji! lol only been studying for 2 weeks so i guess its ok . I wanna take this test next year. thanks, good luck everyone
7:00 Note for myself XD, writing ALL 800 of the vocabulary in my notebook. Wish me luck!
Good luck!!
Same here!
I really appreciate this video. Good job Jp Launch!
Thank you very much, kdjec16! Comments like this really help us! 😀
Thanks!
Sorry for the late reply. Thank you so much for your support! I really appreciate it.
THANK YOU FOR NOT USING ROMAJI!! THIS IS VERY HELPFUL! THANK YOU! I SUBSCRIBED!🤗
Thanks for subbing!
I have been working through this the past 2 weeks and it has helped so much ありがとうございました😊
That's awesome! I'm glad it helped you! どういたしまして😃
1:05:35 Nanatsu no Taizai!
今日はじめて見ている。
分かりやすい。ありがとございます🙌🏻
so sad that u don't put all of the kanji, but arigatou gozaimasu, this is really helpfull tho
Thank you for your feedback!
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Thank you so much for this! It's so simple yet useful :)!
You're very welcome!
1:52:05 Study Mark... Finally Done
Great job!! :) Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much! Just finished the N5 classes and I needed something to help me organize my vocabulary so I can study for JPLT5. Do you also have a video for N5 Kanji? Again thank you very much
Thank you I am so glad it was helpful! We have some kanji writing practice but making a video of just kanji is a great idea. We will defiantly consider making that kind of video!
@@JpLaunch Thank you for your hard work. I am looking forward for your next videos. ✨♥️
@@JpLaunchdid you made that video? Of this list but with kanji?
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Make N4!
I am actually working on it right now!! Please hit the notification bell lol😂
*"Thanks for this video, can you please make one for N4?"