ASK Online Japanese language course: eTRY! JLPT N3

Learn to describe a first climb up Mt. Fuji using tozan vocabulary (とうざん, 山のぼり) with a sample dialogue, noting Mt. Fuji's height and that climbing occurs only in summer.

Practice a conversation sample featuring Fujitani and Nobita, guided by the caption's prompts no nichiyobi and what, while listening for key cues. Build basic conversation skills.

Acquire essential Japanese vocabulary (たんご) for JLPT N3 in part 1, building a foundational word bank and practical usage.

Practice listening and reading in Japanese using the ます-form のぼり始めた through a Mt. Fuji dialogue. Explore questions about when you started studying Japanese and cherry blossoms in Tokyo and Hokkaido.

Practice the sun in part 2 of the vocabulary (たんご) section of the ASK online Japanese course: eTRY! JLPT N3.

Engage in reading practice and grammar focus on 〜ように and dictionary vs ない-form through a dialogue about an oxygen canister, thinner air at high altitudes, and classroom commands.

A vocabulary-focused lesson for part 3 vocabulary 1 of the ASK online Japanese course introduces words like omoidasu, shushoku, nobiru, mizukoshi, and ka.

Delve into Japanese vocabulary for JLPT N3 with part 3 vocabulary たんご 2, highlighting moji (characters) and kengi (kanji) concepts in practical examples.

Master core Japanese vocabulary for JLPT N3 with Part 3 vocabulary③, reinforcing practical terms for everyday conversations and exam preparation.

Read and discuss Japanese grammar and usage, including the difference between 空気がうすい and 空気が少ない, the meaning of ということ, and recent talks on job prospects for graduates and foreign students.

Explore part 4 vocabulary (たんご) for the eTRY JLPT N3 course, using names Yasmin, Qureshi, Sarbisheh, Sammy, Terry, and Kuku alongside the word zombie.

Explain だろう as the plain form of でしょう with examples like 大丈夫だろう, and cover Mt. Fuji safety, oxygen canisters, and staying connected with family in Japan.

Explore basic Japanese vocabulary from part 5, focusing on たんご and phrases like then, then she, and say no, with oshaberi as a key term.

Explore essential Japanese vocabulary for influenza, dango, haru, and shoganai in Part 5 vocabulary 2 of the eTRY! JLPT N3 course.

Explore using そうです to express appearance and inference, including its negative form, through examples about Mt. Fuji, curry, and sashimi.

Engage with key Japanese vocabulary: yakusoku and kanojo, plus names Gyeongju and Serkan, through a focused vocabulary practice in this unit.

Explore the concept of goal (もくひょう) in Japanese through the lesson on 'First climb up Mt. Fuji 2,' inviting you to think with Lélio-san and Sitra-san and answer questions.

Demonstrate a conversation sample for a japanese language course, featuring Don and Antonio, with repeated demos and two-dot notation for clarity.

Explore part 1 vocabulary (たんご) for the eTRY JLPT N3 course, introducing names like Tokyo and Skytree and sample terms Scotty, Ma, Meg, Sam, and Okojo.

Practice basic Japanese vocabulary in part 1 vocabulary たんご 2 through engaging matching exercises. Advance your eTRY! JLPT N3 study within the ASK online Japanese language course.

Explore the Japanese particle と as a conditional marker, with 春になるとさくらがさきます; practice the dictionary form before と and phrases like 'before I knew it' through reading and listening drills.

Explore part 2 vocabulary 1 for the jlpt n3 course, introducing tsurai, epok, and nico. Learn tsurai, epok, and nico as the focus of this vocabulary section.

Explore Part 2 vocabulary for JLPT N3 with examples like lunchtime, mega, Yamaha, comedy, Saint Monica, Momo, and abura to reinforce recognition and recall.

Explore Japanese expressions for fatigue as characters describe legs growing heavy and difficulty standing, using phrases like つらいほど and real dialogue from the class.

Explore part 3 vocabulary for the etry jlpt n3 course, mastering words like wataridori, odoroki, kankyo, dento, and bunka.

Explore the usage of ていく and てくる, including のぼっていく, with examples like 買っていく and 持っていく, and discuss time-based usage through dialogue.

Learn essential part 4 vocabulary (たんご) for jlpt n3, featuring terms such as kouassi, hatch, and sujin.

this lecture explains あきらめる as giving up, defines くやしい as regret and frustration, and encourages continuing Japanese study in ます-form, with examples of perseverance.

Practice essential Japanese vocabulary (たんご) for JLPT N3 through a curated word list featuring mochi, Taiwan, Kokkai, toshokan, and everyday terms like store, game, and soft.

Explore reading practice and grammar with Mt. Fuji dialogues, focusing on the new usage of なら, such as 上まで行きたいなら, and examples that emphasize going with a friend and planning ahead.

Engage in reading practice and dialogue, comparing 'to climb' versus 'to look' and noting that Mt. Fuji is better seen from afar, with coffee versus tea questions.

Delve into basic Japanese vocabulary (たんご) with examples like Sakurakouji, kotoba, and senaka, aligned with the ASK online Japanese course: JLPT N3.

Explore vocabulary such as konnyaku, yubiwa, nai, yo, your day, and senpai from the vocabulary② たんご② lecture in the ask online japanese course: etry! jlpt n3.

Explore japanese vocabulary with a focused list including sui, shiro, iruka, ciro, guerra, and kakari, as part of vocabulary③ たんご③ for the jlpt n3 course.

Explore Japanese vocabulary (たんご) through simple items like soda and nous, reinforcing word recognition and practical usage for jlpt n3 learners.

Join a reading exercise about my dog, Kuro, and practice answering questions about owning a pet and walking a dog with Lélio-san and Sitra-san.

Practice Japanese conversation using the verb kuru through an example dialogue, featuring phrases like boku wa itsumo and yoru kuru to demonstrate usage.

Practice part 1 vocabulary (たんご) for jlpt n3, highlighting the terms sampo, cao, and gang.

Explore a dialogue about walking a dog named Kuro for his black color in the evening. Learn why he started keeping him three years ago and って usage.

Develop Japanese vocabulary by studying saisho, hantai, joshi, and nani, and practice recognizing these terms as you study part 2 vocabulary 1.

Master essential Japanese vocabulary in this lesson, featuring words like oku, ginko, nasu, hara, abunai, menkyo, toru, and Suzuki.

Explore the Japanese causative and permission forms in a dialogue about getting a dog, using phrases like させてくれる and the て-form of causative such as かわせてもらった.

Explore part 3 vocabulary from the eTRY JLPT N3 course, introducing Japanese terms such as sono, kawari, to, kanojo, onegai, and hoshi with practical usage hints.

Practice reading and dialogue about daily routines, such as walking the dog every day. Learn key phrases like そのかわり and にっか, and study the causative passive forms 約束させられた and 飲まされる/飲ませられる.

Practice basic vocabulary for JLPT N3 by pairing words like make, monkey, star, fashion, and money, enabling quick recognition and practical usage.

Explore Japanese vocabulary (たんご) in part 4 vocab 2, including words like hazukashi, pizza, veranda, and casual phrases such as guys and good on ya.

Explore how to express others' feelings using 〜がる and distinguish 行きたい and 行きたがって, with examples like 食べたい and めんどうがる from a dog and cat dialogue.

Explore Part5 vocabulary たんご ① in the ASK online Japanese language course, introducing terms such as chemo, spock, zhenkang, sakuraoka, sukeroku, and bangumi.

Explore image-based vocabulary in part 5, vocabulary ② (たんご②), for the Ask online Japanese language course: eTRY! JLPT N3.

Practice reading dog-related phrases like しっぽをふる and using とたん to mean 'right after' with the た-form, and learn 'eyesight goes dark after standing up' and 'worry for nothing'.

Master essential vocabulary from the eTRY JLPT N3 course: naku, kuru, totsuzen, and the interjection oh, to express sudden events and reactions.

Learn essential Japanese vocabulary in part6 たんご②, including moo, cow, kirei, and sports club terms, for JLPT N3 readiness in the ASK online course.

Define 全速力 and its kanji components, and contrast 走りだす with 走りはじめる while illustrating sudden actions with 急に, a baby crying, and a father getting angry.

Develop basic Japanese vocabulary in part7 vocabulary たんご1 by practicing with names such as Sergey, Hailu, and Bootay.

Learn Japanese vocabulary in part 7, vocabulary 2 (たんご②), with the caption featuring terms like Moscow, sip by, and yokushitsu.

Begin today's lesson by reading about 'My pet dog Kuro' and thinking along with Lélio-san and Sitra-san to answer questions.

Explore a conversation sample for Japanese learners, highlighting everyday terms like itsumo, tokidoki, boku no, kimono, kogo, and kawaii, within the context of jlpt n3.

Explore part 1 vocabulary (たんご) with terms like credit card, fishing, and crab to build basic Japanese word knowledge for JLPT N3.

Learn everyday Japanese through dialogues about going home, walking the park once, and a newborn horse, while practicing the volitional form 帰ろうとする and the encouragement expression がんばれ.

Build essential Japanese vocabulary (たんご) in Part 2 of the eTRY! JLPT N3 course by practicing with words 'cookie' and festive exclamations 'ho ho ho'.

Part 2 class reinforces reading and key grammar, including 取り出す meaning take out from a pocket and ことがある meaning sometimes, with examples about cookies, store visits, and Mt. Fuji.

Explore Japanese vocabulary (たんご) in part 3 of the eTRY JLPT N3 course, using playful practice inspired by asobu.

Practice reading and dialogue comprehension as you learn the て-form of the causative with ておく, including phrases like ここで待っていなさい and そのままにしておく.

Learn essential part 4 vocabulary 1, including yorokobi, kogo, kataomoi, and hachi, for foundational Japanese word understanding.

explore part 4 vocabulary 2 for the online japanese course, introducing sas, gokatsura, die, bag, and saying to build beginner jlpt n3 word recognition.

Practice reading and listening through dialogue about asking someone out, being turned down, and expressions for mutual and unrequited feelings, plus vocabulary on くすぐったい and なめられる.

Develop basic Japanese vocabulary (たんご) through a focused list of words and names: Usagi, cuckoo, Suzuka, Katsunari, Samu, Itagaki, and Katai, to boost recognition and recall.

Build japanese vocabulary たんご② through key terms like densetsu, makai, mai, kai, running, hi, and oh, improving recognition and recall for jlpt n3.

Learn Japanese vocabulary for names and common terms, including Yoko, Nakamura, de, soto, norimono, tsuji, tsugi, merry go round, and kyukyoku.

Learn Japanese vocabulary from vocabulary④たんご④, featuring terms such as Yeosu, nandaka, BackGrid, tamago, kake, and sushi to reinforce recognition and recall for JLPT N3 learners.

Explore farm recruitment basics by understanding 募集 for plots for rent, including りようりょうきん (usage fee), しめきり (deadline), and 定員, while learning terms for citizen しみん and のうえん.

Explore practical Japanese conversation for the jlpt n3 course, featuring terms like toki no naka de, yasai zukuri, matsuri, ryokan, mikiri, and numbers to build core communication skills.

Explore basic vocabulary (たんご) in this lesson, focusing on terms like swimming and knowing. Practice with names such as Bosch, Tokai, Manaka, Yayci, and Hon to reinforce recognition.

Learn part 1 vocabulary ② for the eTRY! JLPT N3 course, introducing vocabulary such as Dior, Casey, Massachusetts, Manzoku, Gaku, Dylan, and Corgi.

Build core part 1 vocabulary ③ (たんご③) for the ASK Online Japanese language course: eTRY! JLPT N3, featuring terms like Olympic, Tokyo, Chennai, nai, and ko.

Explore Part 1 vocabulary ④ (たんご④) for the JLPT N3 course to build essential Japanese word knowledge. Practice core terms and usage in a vocabulary-focused lesson.

Learn essential Japanese vocabulary from the lecture, including fees and deadlines (10,000 yen per year, 2月末日), city life terms (都会の真ん中), and survey expressions (アンケートによるけっか, まんぞくど, 発表).

Explore part 2 vocabulary たんご① for eTRY jlpt n3 course, introducing basic terms such as oboe, kukaku, mary, kago, cdu, csu, angel, or, yoko, and yoku to build japanese vocabulary.

Explore Part 2 vocabulary たんご② in the ASK online japanese course: eTRY! jlpt n3, featuring terms such as gawa, kato, ijo, say, so, chi, hatsu, kikaku, ju ming, and kumang.

Learn to read and distinguish terms like さくねん and きょねん, and おうぼ and 募集, while employing formal language with superiors and customers as demonstrated by Machida Sensei.

Develop a foundation in Japanese vocabulary (たんご) and gaikokugo concepts, using keyboard and playing cues to reinforce that you can conquer the basics.

Expand your Japanese vocabulary with part 3 vocabulary たんご②, featuring terms like shopping center and key proper nouns such as Shingo, Kosho, and Ogata, plus items like CQ and Dai.

Read and understand priority rules for applicants, especially first-time applicants when openings are limited, and practice grammar forms ため and ために, plus the use of na-adjectives and の.

Explore part 4 vocabulary (たんご) for the Japanese language course, focusing on terms related to charity concerts and basic phrases encountered in that context.

Read about the rule that 1家族につき1くかく means only one plot per family, preventing parents from applying twice to secure two plots, due to the large number of applicants.

Learn part 5 vocabulary (たんご) for jlpt n3 from the online japanese course. Explore terms such as kaki, king, seikatsu, nai, sen, susumu, yo, and so.

Continue reading to review how applications, inquiries, and deadlines are presented. Learn how dictionary form and た-form of verbs appear before nouns, with cooking examples illustrating following written instructions.

Learn core Japanese vocabulary (たんご) with terms like Hong Kong, Kau, Kokaku, Dante, and store to build practical word recognition for JLPT N3.

Explore Japanese vocabulary with playful onomatopoeia and sound cues, as part of the ASK online Japanese language course: eTRY! JLPT N3, lesson たんご②.

Explore the goal もくひょう as you discuss applying to a community farm, imagine the fun of taking part, and practice reading and listening with Sou-san and Nea-san.

Practice basic Japanese conversation centered on family with the words kazoku and Nakamoto, and practice responses about a barbecue party, including the word no.

Learn essential Japanese vocabulary for seasons and everyday topics, including shukaku, season, barbecue party, hiramaru, suicide, bengoshi, and manabu, to support JLPT N3 preparation.

Explore Japanese through vegetable growing, nature, and barbecue parties, learning vocab like なかま and しゅうかく, and phrases を通して and を通じて while discussing harvested vegetables with family.

Study part 2 vocabulary, たんご①, in the ASK online Japanese course: eTRY! JLPT N3, and build foundational Japanese word knowledge.

Present vocabulary from part 2 vocabulary 2, including yononaka, dai, toshi, karoly, tonkatsu, cootie, tomato, and chi, for the eTRY jlpt n3 course.

Practice Japanese grammar and reading by distinguishing ような vs ように with nouns and sentences, using barbecue party examples, and discuss rainy season patterns and train convenience in Tokyo.

Learn essential part 3 vocabulary for JLPT N3 by reviewing words like gici, shinko, netto, shotengai, and danchi.

Explore part 3 vocabulary たんご② and practice core terms like system, zen, and all to build essential Japanese word knowledge for the jlpt n3 course.

Explore how to use 'によれば' and 'によると' to cite sources, see why actual users find it easier than expected, and examine weather and news examples for health and communication.

Enhance your Japanese vocabulary with part 4 vocabulary (たんご) for the eTRY! JLPT N3 course, guiding you through essential terms and practical usage.

Practice reporting information in Japanese using phrases like ということです and とのことです, with or without によれば. Explore nuances between ニュースによると and ニュースでは for conveying news.

Explore part 5 vocab たんご1 for jlpt n3, focusing on vocabulary practice with terms such as home page, asia, com, judging, jojo, and unsung.

Build Japanese vocabulary for Part 5 vocabulary 2, including mem, kogaku, support center, and O'Connell, with exclamations ho as shown.

Practice reading and vocabulary about farm activities, using のうえんのかつどう and について, and discuss subjects studied at university, such as the Japanese economy and tourism.

Build essential vocabulary in Japanese by featuring names Eugene, Suma, and Sergio in this vocabulary たんご① lesson from the ASK online Japanese language course: eTRY! JLPT N3.

Learn essential vocabulary for Japanese language study, including candy and a set of terms such as d'Oro, Di, Tanto, Kojo, Omae, Mei.

Explore a focused jlpt n3 vocabulary set from vocabulary③ たんご③, featuring terms such as honjitsu, hatsu, bakari, aja, yasashi, tetsu, matsu, and musk.

Build basic Japanese vocabulary with terms such as okuru, koko, soko, giri, and choco, alongside examples like Ballantine and Xiu.

Explore vocabulary from vocabulary ⑤, featuring terms such as scuba, Hong Kong, joshi, said I, sedai, kai, soda, taicho, and meiwaku.

Study the goal もくひょう by exploring 'swimming competition 1' and practicing translation of the script. Think along with Sou-san and Nea-san as you answer questions.

Engage in a sample conversation to verify understanding and practice Japanese dialogue, responding to 'are you sure' prompts for JLPT N3 readiness.

Engage with Japanese vocabulary (たんご) in the ASK online Japanese language course: eTRY! JLPT N3, building foundational word recognition.

Explore part 1 dialogue to learn short forms like してるんだ and しなきゃ, and see how omissions and everyday practice appear in conversation about sports and lunch.

Learn whether '聞かなきゃ' means '聞かなければいけない' and practice filling missing words in a quiz with sentences like 'ねえ、ちょっとてつだって（　　）' and '明日来られる？'

Learn essential japanese vocabulary (たんご) in part 2, featuring simple words like dina, coupon, and ken to build practical language skills for jlpt n3.

Practice everyday Japanese through dialogues on start times, schedules, and confirming plans with 出るんだっけ, and explore practical phrases for bank hours, shopping, and family scenes at home.

Explore vocabulary (たんご) in part 3 of the eTRY! JLPT N3 course, introducing terms such as Sungorus and Geinojin.

Explore JLPT N3 grammar: use もしかして, かもしれない, and たりして in casual talk, with dialogues about the freestyle event and department-store scenes and a celebrity.

Build basic Japanese vocabulary for JLPT N3, with words like tango, soy, and mayo, to practice everyday food-related terms.

Review the dialogue to practice reading and confirming details, including why Suzuki-san is tired, who will cheer, and the 9:00 start for the 100- and 200-meter freestyle, JLPT N3.

Students practice listening and answering questions as they explore 'swimming competition 2' and translate the script, guided by Sou-san and Nea-san.

Explore Japanese vocabulary (たんご) for JLPT N3, focusing on practical word usage and recognition to build foundational language skills.

Explore a sample conversation about competition and confidence, reflecting on starting early and the drive to improve for matches.

Explore part 1 vocabulary (たんご①) through examples like okonomiyaki and kana, and recognize repeated names such as Shiawassee and Nauru.

expand japanese vocabulary and learn josa (particles) through examples like senkaku and nakanari for the jlpt n3 course.

Explore part one class one of the ask online japanese course, focusing on conversation themes, がんばったって vs がんばって, negative sentence forms with なくたって, and wealth versus happiness.

Explain むりにきまってる as absolutely impossible, noting the plain form precedes it and there is no だ for nouns or な adjectives, with even if I do my best.

Develop Japanese vocabulary (たんご) with onigiri as a key term. Align your learning with the JLPT N3 level focus of this course.

Master Japanese dialog and grammar by using じゃない to express feelings, read example conversations about tournament confidence, and practice arranging class reunions and other real-life responses.

Explore confidence in competition, noting that top swimmers have swum since childhood, and learn the phrase '強いせんしゅって' and its meaning as the same as 'は' in conversation.

Introduces vocabulary items for numbers, seasons, and ski terms, including two, two, eight, eight, oh nine, ski season, ski, tsuyuzaki, and thanks.

Explore Part4 vocabulary たんご② for jlpt n3, reinforcing essential terms such as Sudoku, Shisha, thinking, Eikichi, Corso, Hiatari, and Corning.

Explore everyday Japanese conversation in Part4 class, analyzing phrases like たいへんみたいだね and practicing scenario-based dialogues from losing a wallet to reporting to police or discussing food poisoning.

Explore part 5 vocabulary (たんご) for the ask online japanese course, featuring word lists and examples such as kenai, dido, kee, call you, and dsp.

Explore Japanese grammar using the conditional form and expressions of regret about past choices, as students discuss childhood activities, phone photography, and bag restrictions on planes in everyday dialogue.

Learn part 6 vocabulary for JLPT N3 by reviewing terms such as sentaku mono, itazura tsuki, ski, maigo, sita, nankyoku, naka yoku, monk, and kura.

Learn how to use the Japanese ばかり pattern, as in 'あそんでばかり,' with examples of always playing and expressing trouble.

Study vocabulary たんご through the caption's phrases: she swore, she. Join the ASK Online Japanese language course: eTRY! JLPT N3.

Review key phrases from the review かくにん lesson, read passages, and prepare answers about motivation, practice, and competition in swimming.

Explore Japanese vocabulary (たんご) and deepen understanding, guiding learners toward JLPT N3 preparation and confident daily use.

Practice listening and comprehension with a homemade ham recipe, guided questions, and watching cooking programs on television or the internet.

Learn foundational Japanese vocabulary through simple words like hamu, sarada, and zero, practiced in this introductory lesson.

Explore vocabulary items such as asari and hachimitsu, along with simple sounds like o, so, and so so.

Learn to make inexpensive chicken taste like real ham in two days using chicken breast with honey, sugar, salt, and pepper, great in salads and sandwiches.

Learn basic Japanese vocabulary (たんご) through simple name and title examples, including Cody, Denver, Marwood, sir, Toby, and Otto, for JLPT N3 practice.

Explore essential Japanese vocabulary in Part1 vocabulary②, including fashion model, kumo, shikaku, manatsu, ma, candy, saru, and abiru.

Explore expressing similarity in Japanese with ようだ, ように, and ような, using examples about chicken ham tasting like real ham and a building shaped like a pencil.

Explore part 2 vocabulary たんご①, featuring terms such as unseen, Cuban, type, ho, ho, ho, sumi, sumi, and himitsu.

Master Part 2 vocabulary for the eTRY JLPT N3 course, focusing on terms such as Yoko, geisha, geijutsu, seigaku, stepping, stone, see, and ten.

Learn how to make inexpensive chicken taste as good as real ham with a simple two-day method, and use it in salads, sandwiches, and many other dishes.

Practice part 3 vocabulary by recognizing wa, yononaka, and sodatsu, using the repeated terms shown in the caption.

Compare chicken breast and thigh fat content and learn to express tastes using あっさりしている and こってりしている, including the pattern むね肉はもも肉ほどあぶらが多くない. Discuss dieting, calories, and recent test experiences.

Explore part 4 vocabulary (たんご) with soba, fork, kokugo, and kang to build practical beginner Japanese word knowledge.

Explore how かわりに signals substitutions, such as honey replaced with sugar, compare 良い and いい, and discuss eating with a fork or chopsticks while learning to cook Japanese food.

Explore Japanese vocabulary (たんご) featuring tokui, watashi, and otona to reinforce basic language elements for JLPT N3 readiness.

Learn to make inexpensive chicken breast taste like ham, with honey or sugar as a sweetener, plus salt and pepper; two-day preparation suitable for salads and sandwiches.