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studyjapanesewithme · 3 months

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N4 文法: はずがない

はずがない= cannot be (its impossible)

How to use:

verb stays in dictionary form + はずがない

For な-adjective you な before the はずがない, for nouns you add の before.

Examples:

彼はそなことを言うはずがない- he would never say that

そんなはずがない。- That cannot be true

彼女の話は本当のはずがない- her story cannot be true

そな大きな量を全部食べられるはずがない- there's no way you can eat that whole portion

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expiationist · 6 months

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when am i not studying ☕️🏹🏛️

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senchastudying · 5 months

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Soon(tm)

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ihayachii · 5 months

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What should I use after Genki? Books I used for N5 + N4

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English sub included ⭐

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kanjiexplained · 4 months

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Kanji of the day: 死

死 - Death, die

Kun: し.ぬ、し.に- On: シ (Pinyin: sǐ | si3 )

Pictographic: A carcass 歹 with a person 人 kneeling next to it

(死 as it appeared in bronze script during the Early Western Zhou dynasty, ~1000BC)

Strokes: 6 Radical: 歹 death

#jlpt n4 #n4 #grade 3 #歹 radical #pictograph #pictographic #死 #kanji #japanese language #langblr #japanese

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nordic-language-love · 1 year

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yeah i’m seriously thinking of applying for jlpt n4

#i just think n5 won't encourage me to push myself whereas n4 will #it only tests receptive skills anyway #if it tested productive skills too i'd be a bit more hesitant #but receptive skills is easy. just gotta learn the vocab and the grammar and the kanji readings #don't have to worry about producing comprehensive sentences

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lawaudio · 4 months

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JLPT N4 例文で分かる漢字「前」

音読み：ゼン訓読み：まえ前後(ぜんご) before and after 以前(いぜん) Before 直前(ちょくぜん) Immediately before 名前(なまえ) Name 前回(ぜんかい) Previous 前期(ぜんき) Previous period 午前(ごぜん) Morning 午前中(ごぜんちゅう) In the morning 例文：新製品(しんせいひん)の価格(かかく)は３万円前後(まんえんぜんご)��なる予定(よてい)だ。The price of the new product will be around 30,000 yen. 今(いま)は汚(きたな)いこの川(かわ)も、以前(いぜん)は泳(およ)げるきれいな川(かわ)でした。This river, which is dirty now, used to be clean…

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#japanese #jlpt #kanji #n4 #vocabulary #例文

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japanesetest4you · 11 months

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JLPT N4 Kanji Lesson #6: 家 (ka)

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yohankang · 8 months

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i've been so consistent with japanese for the past 2 months and i know i'm making progress but at the same time whenever i see a kanji i can't read i'm like. it is impossible for me to ever learn japanese i can't understand ANYTHING and i will literally never get better it is embarrassing and i should just stop etc.

#i always focused on the vocab and kanji instead of grammar bc that's how i learned english lmao #i mean by reading/listening and not really understanding the rules #but this year i wanted to focus on the basics so even though my kanji level is somewhere between n4 and n3 #i went through the entire n5 coursebook i bought like... 15 years ago omg and i made sure i understand and remember all the grammar rules #and then moved onto n4 grammar coursebook #and honestly i am blown away agkdgjsjd so many things i've known instinctively started making sense #and i noticed i learn faster #bc i already have the words and i am used to the language so applying the rules is easier #so uhhhh fucking around for 10 years instead of diligently studying wasn't entirely a waste of time ig????#but of course i'm starting to get impatient sgjsfjsj i need to buy n3 coursebook soon and then the real fun will start #k.txt #for the past year i've really been living the naruto way. believe-iting my way through shit

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language-education-and-exam · 10 months

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Studying Abroad and its benefits

Typically, studying abroad involves enrolling in a specific program or exchange that allows students to attend classes, participate in research projects, or engage in internships or cultural immersion activities. These programs can vary in duration, ranging from a few weeks to a full academic year or longer. Students may choose to study abroad for a single semester, an entire academic year, or for shorter summer or winter sessions.

Studying abroad provides several benefits, including:

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3. Language Acquisition: Studying abroad provides an ideal environment for learning or improving a foreign language. Being surrounded by native speakers and using the language in everyday situations can greatly enhance language skills and fluency.

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It’s worth noting that studying abroad requires careful planning and consideration of factors such as academic requirements, financial considerations, visa processes, and personal readiness for living in a foreign country. However, for those who are prepared, studying abroad can be an unforgettable and transformative experience.

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onigiriforears · 2 years

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JLPT N4 Grammar & Kanji Checklist

5/15/22 UPDATE

N4 Kanji & Grammar Checklist also available in the shop. Follow the link to check it out. This list consists of 202 must-know kanji, as well as 70+ grammar points. The kanji of each checklist are categorized for easier learning, with their onyomi and kunyomi included. As usual, these lists are not exhaustive because the JLPT is always subject to change.

★ While the JLPT is cumulative, these lists are NOT cumulative and/or exhaustive. That's almost an impossible feat for these list to be exhaustive when I do not have access to the test makers. These lists are compiled after researching current trends in what has previously been on the exams, practice exams, textbooks, etc. As these lists are not cumulative, if you're interested in what's on the N5 Kanji & Grammar Checklist, please purchase that as well.

N3-N1 are coming soon.

N5 Checklist

N4 Checklist

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studyjapanesewithme · 3 months

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N4 文法：出す

出す（だす）= to suddenly begin, to suddenly appear

Verb take off masu + 出す= 笑います- 笑い出す= suddenly laugh

彼の話を聞いて、ついに笑い出してしまった。= when I heard his storyi suddenly burst out laughing

雨が急に降り出した＝it suddenly started raining

彼は店から飛び出した= he suddenly dashed out the store

#japanese #language learning #studyblr #日本語 #japan #langblr #nihongo #learn japanese #study kanji #learn kanji #jlpt n4

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shankar422022 · 1 year

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@proud of indo-japn vlog

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sashi-ya · 5 days

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Today, my nihongo no sensei asked me which was my "fave character" from Bleach. So, of course, I had to mention Byakuya. The thing is, that I've been learning kanji for some weeks now and even if I'm not expected to learn more than what she is giving us for N5 level, I really enjoy learning as many as I can. That includes N4 and N3 level ones (they aren't that hard, believe me). Therefore, I was able to write down Byakuya's name fully in Kanji: " 朽木白哉 ".

Now, because I'm a sucker for hidden meanings, we already know his name has a special (as Hisana does) one. The "Kuchi / 朽木" stands for "decay" and Ki/木 means "tree". As for his name, Byakuya/ 白哉 the combination forms "midnight sun" or "white light in the dark" or even "white night" (pretty abstract, but still beautiful and precise for his Hakuteiken technique/白帝剣).

Now, the little coincidence (it might be just a coincidence, believe me I'm just a beginner) I found is in the last kanji of his name : 哉. It is also used with the combination: 善哉 which both mean "well done" (pretty interesting if you think about Byakuya's obsession for perfection too) but also "Zenzai". Zenzai is a soup, that varies with every region. But in general is made of Azuki beans. And do you remember who wanted to cook Shiratama Zenzai for Byakuya in the "Honey Dish Rhapsody" novel? Yes, his beloved sister Rukia! 🥺💖

If it's just a coincidence I don't care, is still cute :P (But we all know how much Kubo likes to play with this hidden little easter eggs)

#sashi's nihongo experiences #bleach byakuya #kuchiki byakuya #byakuya kuchiki #rukia kuchiki #nihongo #bleach #learning japanese #remember I'm studying to N5

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kanjiexplained · 6 months

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Kanji of the day: 物

物 - thing, object, matter

Kun: もの、もの- On: ブツ、モツ (Pinyin: wù | wu4 )

Pictophonetic: 勿 indicates the sound (pinyin wù | wu4), 牛 (cow) indicates the meaning

This kanji originally meant something along the lines of "variety" depicting the variety of colors on cows (hence the meaning component 牛 cow). Meaning later shifted to the more generalized "things".

Strokes: 8 Radical: 牛 cow

#n4 #jlpt n4 #grade 3 #物 #牛 radical #pictophonetic #japanese language #langblr #kanji #japanese

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nordic-language-love · 10 months

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also i learned that one of my japanese colleagues is very interested in kanji and etymology and just linguistics generally and i think this is going to help a lot with my studies!

#she keeps telling me my japanese is really good and i'm like. you've never heard me speak japanese but thank you #she's seen my horrible kanji (the ones the kids told me were shit) and my n4 grammar book where i got 60% on the review quizzes #so yeah she knows for certain that my japanese is terrible #still... i think i'm gonna try speaking japanese with her a bit and ask her for grammar explanations when i don't understand!

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