Please do more of these! Im prepping for n2 this winter and I'm rewatching them until my comprehension is perfect. These are great! Not enough channels do explanations with the n2 listening section
This is amazing! Please, do a lot more of these N2 listening practices. I'll do N2 in December and this is SUPER helpful. I can understand 90% of the audio without much problem.
The tricky part on the first question is something that'll definitely scare me during the test along with the added time pressure and the speed N2 is being spoken compared with N3. Thank you for sharing the explanation about it. A lot of those usually pops up during my N3 exam before, and in some mock tests I took for N2 recently. I just have to keep practicing hard to train my mind to be ready when I encounter one.
This N2 is relatively easy for me, I've watched other channels and their N2 is super difficult. Hard to know the level of difficulty in the actual test. However, I like this format. It's good to practice, and then get the translation after to check any words you weren't sure about.
I’m only going for N3 this year but I did really well at this… Looks like I’m on track! I practise speaking a lot with a Japanese friend so that probably helps haha
Last week I applied to take N2 in December, so I'm back to study properly for the test, and today I wanted to try for the first time a listening exercise. Your video was my first practice, and it was really well done !! I really enjoyed practicing with it, and I could understand pretty much everything, and got half of the answers correct !! 😍😍 Thank you for this video, it was really helpful!! ❤
This was really helpful! I was able to understand most of it but the less everyday terms specific to the setting confused me so it was nice to see the trabslation along with it the second time
Note: For question 4 今日は急いで帰らなきゃだめかな? The translation is a bit off だめ is a negation in this sense A more grammatically accurate sentence would be "Can you not go home so quickly today?" Since he is asking her if she can stay back
Based on this video, it seems my abilities are between N2 and N3. I got all the questions correct, but there were gaps in my understanding on what they were saying sometimes due to missing vocabulary or just not translating quickly enough in my mind. Like the first one I forgot what a yuubinkyoku was and didn't know what he was there for.
From this I can say learning by watching anime works especially with listening because after almost 7 months I understood it at the speed but more like 2/3 accuracy which is why I believe if I were in japan I could wing it at a jplt 4 level Btw on your Instagram with as soon as possible i said nihongo o manabu when its manabetai as in want to learn I forgot the tai for for wanting a action but I'm sure you understood wat I meant and it's part of learning process
I'm surprised I understood everything but the dates, despite that being the most basic thing lol. I guess that's what happens when you don't really study.
Studied over 6000 hours the past three years and even I get lost at times, not due to lack of understanding but that I zone out and stop listening. But do it even with tests in english. I does get tricky at times for me too though, especially if the language is quick, full of slang and/or some bits of audio is not picked up properly. It does get alot better though with time, so don't worry. Would recommend that you time track your listening with a timer on your phone and write it down in a document every day so you keep up with it. The hard part really is finding content that you enjoy and overcoming the feeling that you aren't progressing, if you are putting in the time chances are that you are progressing, just doesn't feel like it at time. In short, don't worry, it'll get better. :)
Just replay it over and over again, alternating between watching with subtitles and pure listening, until you can parse the words perfectly. It will get better
@@masahirogo3330 the solution is if you don't like her just don't watch her, why badmouthing each and everyone. After learning Japanese till N2, minimum humbleness is required.Just you can't appreciate anyone's any efforts. Please be respectful, not arrogant
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Could you please make more of these n2 videos ? すごい役に立ちます😊
Please do more of these! Im prepping for n2 this winter and I'm rewatching them until my comprehension is perfect. These are great! Not enough channels do explanations with the n2 listening section
This is amazing! Please, do a lot more of these N2 listening practices. I'll do N2 in December and this is SUPER helpful. I can understand 90% of the audio without much problem.
The tricky part on the first question is something that'll definitely scare me during the test along with the added time pressure and the speed N2 is being spoken compared with N3. Thank you for sharing the explanation about it. A lot of those usually pops up during my N3 exam before, and in some mock tests I took for N2 recently. I just have to keep practicing hard to train my mind to be ready when I encounter one.
This N2 is relatively easy for me, I've watched other channels and their N2 is super difficult. Hard to know the level of difficulty in the actual test. However, I like this format. It's good to practice, and then get the translation after to check any words you weren't sure about.
I’m only going for N3 this year but I did really well at this… Looks like I’m on track! I practise speaking a lot with a Japanese friend so that probably helps haha
I'm N5 and I understand those conversations a lot.
Looks like 5 years of watching anime is not wasting time 😁
That was tricky! Thank you for making this video!
anytime!
有難うございました先生
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Can u make more videos about N2 listening??
Very useful for us
ありがとうございました
This is amazing! Please, do a lot more of these N2 listening practices ありがとうございます
Last week I applied to take N2 in December, so I'm back to study properly for the test, and today I wanted to try for the first time a listening exercise.
Your video was my first practice, and it was really well done !! I really enjoyed practicing with it, and I could understand pretty much everything, and got half of the answers correct !! 😍😍
Thank you for this video, it was really helpful!! ❤
先生、ありがとうございます😊
This kind of content really helps me a lot. Thanks sooo much. Please do more about N2 level. お願いします 🙏🏼
Could you make some N1 videos like this?
このビデオはほんとに助かります、more please 🙏 お願いします
Really helpful, ありがとうございます！
これよりのＮ２ビデオを作ってください。よく助かります。語彙もまだ良くないんだら大事の方の練習したいです。モチさんのために絶対に頑張りますよ🫡
This was really helpful! I was able to understand most of it but the less everyday terms specific to the setting confused me so it was nice to see the trabslation along with it the second time
波多野結衣先生の教え方がわかりやすくて感謝に至りません。また新しい授業があれば是非ご共有ください。
1番の答案は少々誤魔化した、最初は払込用紙に記入すると思ったが、３回を聞けば払込用紙ではなく、主に番号札に限るということがわかりました。
２番は休日の前に来る、確かに簡単です。選択肢はあんまりないので、七日が一番近いです。
３番は紅茶に限る、カロリー高いとお酒にお勧めしませんと聞いたので。
４番はちょい難しかった、しかし私の答案は会議に出席する。なぜかというと最後の一言、会議の操作を頼む。
５番はウですね、お手洗いに行くの女性が我慢できないからイはアウト。アはバスが５分しかないので乗れません、エは遅すぎます、だからウに選択をした、そっちの人たちが待ってますから。
ありがとうございます、先生。
ちょっと優しいです．夜に頭が良いですよ。ありがとうもち先生。
正解できましたか？😊
このビデオは良い勉強になりました。それか僕のレベルの確認。日本語は学校で勉強した事はないけど日本に少し住んでいて仕事して日本語を覚えていました。1994年に日本語能力試験2級を取った、まだ覚えてるみたいね🤓😎
ビデオありがとう、どんどん出して下さい😌🤗
(今は日本にいない、デンマークへ戻りました。)
ありがとう😉👍️🎶
Thanks, 又、N2 listening お願いいたします🙇。
More N2 and N1 listening practice please!
そうですね！😂
Jlpt N2はちょっと難しいですね。😂でも楽しんで勉強しています。ありがとうございます！❤
Note: For question 4
今日は急いで帰らなきゃだめかな?
The translation is a bit off
だめ is a negation in this sense
A more grammatically accurate sentence would be
"Can you not go home so quickly today?"
Since he is asking her if she can stay back
Same view, better watch it without subs though.
ありがとうございました
たくさんそのような動画を見いたいです
もち先生、とてもやさしくなりました
Need more videos like this please
More of these N2 videos please
You’re so cute when you say 初めようー！😊
thank you for these! need to get more serious about learning again
一緒にがんばろう！
面白くて楽しかったです。
テキサスから、ありがとう。
よかったです！ありがとう！
こんにちは、
このビデオをありがとうございます。
More N4 listening training plzzzz😊😊😊😊😊
We love your listening training videos ❤
Based on this video, it seems my abilities are between N2 and N3. I got all the questions correct, but there were gaps in my understanding on what they were saying sometimes due to missing vocabulary or just not translating quickly enough in my mind.
Like the first one I forgot what a yuubinkyoku was and didn't know what he was there for.
ありがとうございます。I love your videos 🩷🥰
ありがとう！✨
Awesome!
From this I can say learning by watching anime works especially with listening because after almost 7 months I understood it at the speed but more like 2/3 accuracy which is why I believe if I were in japan I could wing it at a jplt 4 level
Btw on your Instagram with as soon as possible i said nihongo o manabu when its manabetai as in want to learn I forgot the tai for for wanting a action but I'm sure you understood wat I meant and it's part of learning process
Great job
14:16 LMFAOOOO the guy 😂💀
Impressive
I got all 4 right except 5, was hesitating on which answer to pick, either no. 2 or 3 lol
I actually got one correct answer. The third one is relatively easy compared to the rest. Maybe I'd do better if the audio is played several times
I believe you can replay the audio on the actual test but you are timed
@@UnseenOct i took jlpt n4 last december. Iirc they actually repeated it 2,3 times. Don't know if the same standard is used across the globe tho
確かに1番の問題が一番引っ掛かりそう。他のはまだ余裕w
ILYYYY!!!!!!!!
Acerté 4 de 5 preguntas
Nice
I correct 4
Mochi Sensei, I got 4 and 1 wrong!! I did well!! Arigatōgozaimasu!!
惜しい〜！！
I could understand until N3 level 😆 Here there are words I don’t know
Even in JLPT script, the woman always win, lol
4/5 how did I do better on the N2 test then the N3 one? 😂
Welp. N3 was easy-- for now, I'll just be satisfied with that.
ko ni chi wa
Please give for N3
わかりました！
ご購入用紙
i pass every question but my vocab and grammar is struggling on n3
I'm surprised I understood everything but the dates, despite that being the most basic thing lol. I guess that's what happens when you don't really study.
I can understand the first part, but once they start talking fast, I get lost
たくさん聞いて、慣れていきましょう！
Studied over 6000 hours the past three years and even I get lost at times, not due to lack of understanding but that I zone out and stop listening. But do it even with tests in english. I does get tricky at times for me too though, especially if the language is quick, full of slang and/or some bits of audio is not picked up properly. It does get alot better though with time, so don't worry. Would recommend that you time track your listening with a timer on your phone and write it down in a document every day so you keep up with it. The hard part really is finding content that you enjoy and overcoming the feeling that you aren't progressing, if you are putting in the time chances are that you are progressing, just doesn't feel like it at time. In short, don't worry, it'll get better. :)
Just replay it over and over again, alternating between watching with subtitles and pure listening, until you can parse the words perfectly. It will get better
@@英語わかりません you studied for 6 hours a day every day?
@@Mobik_ You sort of have to if you want to get anywhere.
Not a Japanese photo without the peace sign. Oh wait, it was the number 2 sign. すみません。
😂
I think except for Q4, every other question was easy tbh
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先生 もっと 懲戒 動画 を お願いします。
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N2 としては簡単過ぎるじゃないですか？
✌️✌️
紅茶とは言われなかったのに。
ばんご札
Kono dake desuka? Zanen desunee, moo N2 chookai arimasenka😢
Please learn hiragana
塞がって
+1
Why do you speak so much English
So that we can understand it well. 😊
@@EkataSamanta_aproudIndian if you are at N2 level and still need English to understand Japanese Grammar you should go back to N5
@@masahirogo3330 the solution is if you don't like her just don't watch her, why badmouthing each and everyone. After learning Japanese till N2, minimum humbleness is required.Just you can't appreciate anyone's any efforts. Please be respectful, not arrogant
@@EkataSamanta_aproudIndian the solution is YOU GO BACK TO BEGINNER’S LEVEL
@@EkataSamanta_aproudIndian btw I want to know how an Indian like you pronounce ka ga ta da pa ba!
先生。ありがとうございます。
先生、ありがとうございます😊
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