Thank you for sharing this video. The format was excellent. I liked that you provided an explanation after each question. This greatly helped my learning.
Thank you so much, when I first saw these kind of questions online I was so confused, but I love your videos and it gives me confidence , thank you . I am very grateful !!
Thank you for this video..I am a new learner of japanese language..nice video with good explanation in English to make me more understand and appreciate you..
Thanks you so much for this video TOMO sensei.This video is really helpful for me.I have a N5 exam next week so i have to pratice with your video.Thanks for sharing Japanese test videos
Information from chat gpt 9:48 だから (dakara) isn't wrong in itself; it's just less formal compared to ですから (desukara). Both words express reasons or causes, but they differ in tone and level of politeness. Let me explain the key differences in more detail: 1. だから (dakara): Meaning: "so," "therefore." Politeness: This is a casual connector and is commonly used in everyday, informal conversation. Why it could be inappropriate: In more polite contexts (such as talking to teachers, superiors, or in formal writing), だから may come across as too casual. It can sound abrupt or impolite if used with someone you don't know well or in a professional setting. For example: Casual setting: "頭が痛いから、学校を休むよ。" (Since I have a headache, I’ll take a break from school.) Formal setting: Using だから here would feel out of place in more respectful or formal speech. 2. ですから (desukara): Meaning: "so," "therefore," but in a more formal or polite tone. Politeness: It's much more suitable for formal or polite conversations. This is especially important in Japanese, where showing politeness in certain situations is a big part of the language. Why it's better here: Since your sentence seems to be more polite (using です), it's natural to also use a polite form of the conjunction. ですから fits with the overall polite tone: Polite setting: "頭が痛いですから、学校を休みます。" (Because I have a headache, I’ll take a break from school.) Summary of Difference: だから: Casual, informal, more suitable in everyday speech among friends, family, or in casual contexts. ですから: Formal, polite, appropriate when speaking to superiors, in formal settings, or when you're aiming to be respectful. So, だから isn't inherently wrong, but ですから is more appropriate when aiming for a polite tone, which matches the formality level of the rest of the sentence.
Thanks a lot Sensei. it's very helpful for new students like me .. alhamdulillah i have got 14 out of 20 . But i have to more practice n5 all grammar section.ariigato tomo sensei 🥰🖤 I am from Bangladesh🇧🇩 And dream country is japan 🇯🇵
ありがとう! Your videos are very helpful. I have a doubt about the 19 question....why isn't に the right answer? (Or alternative answer). I studied this lesson from Minna No nihongo text book and i saw that after the period of time (2時間) the particle that follows is に. Sorry for my english because my native language is spanish. Thank you in advance.
２時間 means "2 hours" ２時 means "2 o'clock" The particle に can be only used with 2時 and に can't be used with２時間。 ...... Therefore ぐらい is used with 2時間in the video so it becomes " ２時間ぐらい" which means "about two hours". " 2時に" means "at two o'clock" ........ " ２時間 に" which means 'at two hours" doesn't make any sense in that sentence. ........ Hope this was helpful :)
@@yogitaumavane6300 thanks for you answer. I was confused because in one chapter of Minna no nihongo koon say something like "time duration + ni + Frequency time..." For example " 1 jikan ni 1 kai blablabla" and for that reason i tought that in the example of Tomo sensei would be ni particle.
'3時に おわります'is OK, but the meaning is different from '3時で おわります' . '3時に' means the exact time 'at 3 o'clock' while '3時で ' means that the time which has continued from the past continues until 3 o'clock(period of time).
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Thank you for sharing this video. The format was excellent. I liked that you provided an explanation after each question. This greatly helped my learning.
My pleasure! That makes me so happy to hear!😄
Ive been learning Japanese for 200 days now and im so proud that I was able to read the first sentence and answer all in japanese.
I'm proud of you too!
Thanks sensei. I like your way of teaching very simple and practical.
You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful.
Thank you so much, when I first saw these kind of questions online I was so confused, but I love your videos and it gives me confidence , thank you . I am very grateful !!
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Your videos are a great practise! Thank you so much for your hard work💚
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Im so proud of myself i got 15 correct answer. But i need to study more. Doumo arigatou sensei🙏🏾
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All of the questons as well as explaination are so great.Arigato gusaimus sensei
Glad it was helpful! The pleasure is mine
Thank you for this video..I am a new learner of japanese language..nice video with good explanation in English to make me more understand and appreciate you..
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Thanks you so much for this video TOMO sensei.This video is really helpful for me.I have a N5 exam next week so i have to pratice with your video.Thanks for sharing Japanese test videos
Glad it helped!
Thank you for another helpful video! Hope you upload more practice tests. Big thumbs up for the concise explanations. 💌
Thank you for watching this video 😊 これからも、がんばってください❗
Your videos are very helpful 🙂 thank you so much for sharing your knowledge to us. 😌
Thank you for watching this video.
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Thank you for your shares!! It's very helpful for me. And I haven't seen so grateful videos like this... Thank you so much.
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I had n5 exam after i graduate with only 4 days i am really thankful ..thank you from Egypt
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Useful video. Clearly explained. Thank you for your efforts.
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Excellent. Arigato sensei
you make my day happy sensai i like your video very much, i got 1 question wrong but I still focus about my study
Thank you
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Thank you sensei,you explained it very clearly.
Glad to hear that
先生とも、一番です👍👍👍ありがとうございます。
動画を見てくれて、ありがとうございます。これからも、がんばってください❗
It's very helpful. ありがとうございます
どういたしまして! 😄 Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Sensei Tomo. I have learned a lot from this video.
Thank you for watching😄
がんばってください！
ありがとうございます
Thank you for watching this video😊
がんばってください！
Thankyou very much you really doin a great job and many of my difficult questions were clearly understood ❤
That's so happy to hear!
Best video thank you❤
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I love it very much! I love that you explain the reason why it is the correct answer. Thank you so much
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thank you so much for sharing this video it was very helpful.
Thank you for watching this video 😊 がんばってください❗
Thank you for all your videos. I'm appearing for N5 on July 7, 2024 so all videos help me a lot. Thank you once again.
Best of luck on 7th!
@@TOMOsensei exam was good. Will definitely clear N5. I will start studying for N4.
So much helpful Sensei ❤❤❤
Glad it was helpful!
Morning routine with my favorite sensei. It s very clear and usefull. Thank you
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thank you sensei.
You're welcome!
Thank you so much for the videos @ Tomo sensei. I was wondering if it is possible to also use demo for question 12?
You can use でも to connect two sentences. 京都は行きました。でも、大阪は行きませんでした。😃
It's really so helpful
Thankyou for watching you are video thankuou very much ❤🎉
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It's really helpful
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Thank you for this video . please make more. ❤
Thank you, I will try my best!
Alhamdullah 18/ 20
Domo arigato gozaimus sensei. It’s really helpful for N5 nihongo students. ❤
That's so nice to hear. よくがんばりました!
18/20 ありがとうございます先生😊
よくがんばりました!
Thank you so much
Thank you 🙏🏻💝
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17/20 the explanations really help a lot
So glad it helps!
Thank u ,sensei
がんばってますね!
love it you are great teacher in the world 🌎 love from India ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
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thank you tomorrow sensei❤
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3 correct 😊 ありがとうございます
Muito obrigado!
ありがとう ございます❤
どういたしまして!
Thank u tomo sensei
Thank you for watching this video 😊
17/20 sensei ❤ありがとうございます
Great!
Thank you
Thank you for watching ❗
Information from chat gpt 9:48 だから (dakara) isn't wrong in itself; it's just less formal compared to ですから (desukara). Both words express reasons or causes, but they differ in tone and level of politeness. Let me explain the key differences in more detail:
1. だから (dakara):
Meaning: "so," "therefore."
Politeness: This is a casual connector and is commonly used in everyday, informal conversation.
Why it could be inappropriate: In more polite contexts (such as talking to teachers, superiors, or in formal writing), だから may come across as too casual. It can sound abrupt or impolite if used with someone you don't know well or in a professional setting. For example:
Casual setting: "頭が痛いから、学校を休むよ。" (Since I have a headache, I’ll take a break from school.)
Formal setting: Using だから here would feel out of place in more respectful or formal speech.
2. ですから (desukara):
Meaning: "so," "therefore," but in a more formal or polite tone.
Politeness: It's much more suitable for formal or polite conversations. This is especially important in Japanese, where showing politeness in certain situations is a big part of the language.
Why it's better here: Since your sentence seems to be more polite (using です), it's natural to also use a polite form of the conjunction. ですから fits with the overall polite tone:
Polite setting: "頭が痛いですから、学校を休みます。" (Because I have a headache, I’ll take a break from school.)
Summary of Difference:
だから: Casual, informal, more suitable in everyday speech among friends, family, or in casual contexts.
ですから: Formal, polite, appropriate when speaking to superiors, in formal settings, or when you're aiming to be respectful.
So, だから isn't inherently wrong, but ですから is more appropriate when aiming for a polite tone, which matches the formality level of the rest of the sentence.
Nice ❤
どうもありがとうございます. appreciate🎊
どういたしまして!
18/20 ありがとう先生 ❤
よくできました❗
Sensei thank you so much doing this video for us.please any chance I can get questions pepper like this
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i score 18...
It's good thanks for this video...❤
よくできました😊
Thanks you for sharing 🙏🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🎌
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Thnku its so useful😍
Thank you for watching this video😊
17/20 ❤ Arigatou gozaimasu sensei 😊
どういたしまして！
Thanks a lot Sensei. it's very helpful for new students like me .. alhamdulillah i have got 14 out of 20 .
But i have to more practice n5 all grammar section.ariigato tomo sensei 🥰🖤
I am from Bangladesh🇧🇩
And dream country is japan 🇯🇵
Way to go! いっしょに がんばりましょう!
Thank you sensei... 20 no.. corect ans 20.😇
よくがんばりました!
Alhamdulillah. I am so proud of myself for I got 19 correct answer successfully 😊
Great!👍
あリがとうございます🙏
TOMO せんせい❤
どういたしまして! 😄
17/20 🙂
(I mixed up ごろ and ぐらい)
please make a video about grammar question of mondai 5,6 🙏
Please next video ❤
Here's N5 Grammar Test 3→ ruclips.net/video/WJeQiRBcaCU/видео.html
最終的に ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Glad you liked it!😄
Thank you for this quiz tomo sensei ❤ .. 3 mistake not bad hehe
よくできました!
I got just two wrong answers, I'm so happy
、このテスト本当にありがとう先生😊🙏
どういたしまして! You did great!
18 correct 😊
Ive got 17 🎉
ありがとう ございます 先生.
よくがんばりました!
I got 17 correct answer.ありがとうございます！
よくがんばりました!
I am so proud of myself for got 18 correct ✅ answer successfully 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
よくできました😊
First try: 13/20
Want more video like this
I will make it more. Just a moment please.
Salamat sensei😊
My pleasure!
So helpful 👏🏻🎉 sensei where is 3 ?
Glad it was helpful! I'll try to make #03.
ありがとう! Your videos are very helpful.
I have a doubt about the 19 question....why isn't に the right answer? (Or alternative answer). I studied this lesson from Minna No nihongo text book and i saw that after the period of time (2時間) the particle that follows is に. Sorry for my english because my native language is spanish. Thank you in advance.
２時間 means "2 hours"
２時 means "2 o'clock"
The particle に can be only used with 2時 and に can't be used with２時間。
......
Therefore ぐらい is used with 2時間in the video so it becomes " ２時間ぐらい" which means "about two hours". " 2時に" means "at two o'clock"
........
" ２時間 に" which means 'at two hours" doesn't make any sense in that sentence.
........
Hope this was helpful :)
@@yogitaumavane6300 thanks for you answer. I was confused because in one chapter of Minna no nihongo koon say something like "time duration + ni + Frequency time..." For example " 1 jikan ni 1 kai blablabla" and for that reason i tought that in the example of Tomo sensei would be ni particle.
'3時に おわります'is OK, but the meaning is different from '3時で おわります' . '3時に' means the exact time 'at 3 o'clock' while '3時で ' means that the time which has continued from the past continues until 3 o'clock(period of time).
for the 18th question shouldnt the answer be に 。as に particle is used when representing time .
Domo arigatho gozaimasu sensei❤
Thank you for watching this video😄
arigatou gozaimasu sensei🔥
どういたしまして!
Are these enough or will it be harder??
18/20❤
do we get the same type of fill-in blank-space based questions in JLPT exam?
a big thanks TOMO sensei for all the hardwork!
Yes the type is one of the JLPT grammar part.
All write 😊😊
18 correct
Where should we use de partical in all the cases
どうもありがとうございました、トモ先生。
どういたしまして! コメント ありがとうございます😄
I got correct answer 18 😮
19/20 🤍🌸
Need more grammar test vedio
Sure, I'm working on Kanji these days, so plz stay tuned
17 correct 😅
10:43, can you explain to me why #4 wouldn't work? Thank you!
You can use 「でも」 to connect sentence to sentence. 東京は行きました。でも、大阪は行きませんでした。Hope it helps!
ありがとう ございます。@@TOMOsensei
Alhamdulillah 18 ta hoice❤
Can u please make more grammar questions for july 2nd N5 exm
I will try it. Anyway, がんばってください❗
19/20😊
Sensei,ogenki desu ka.watashiwa 19/20 ten o moraimashita.
Arigatou gozaimashita.
元気です。よくがんばりましたね！
is there a pdf of this?
来週の日曜日にn5の日本語能力試験を受けます！ ちょっと怖いですが、マジでがんばります！
試験、がんばってください❗