ASK Online Japanese language course: eTry! JLPT N4

Master basic Japanese greetings and leave-taking phrases, from saying see you later and have a good day to welcoming home, offering congratulations, and thanking others.

Learn basic polite greetings and responses, including asking if someone is okay, wishing care, saying this one please, and expressions of thanks and patience.

Engage in a practical Japanese conversation about trying a homemade cake, with a recipe learned in a cooking class and a first-time baking attempt.

Build essential Japanese vocabulary from the lesson, focusing on kimono, matsuri, and names like Tomoharu and Yuki Matsuri.

Practice practical Japanese through dialogues featuring 'try some of this' and 'oishisou desu ne,' while learning i- and na-adjectives and how to comment on looks.

Build essential Japanese vocabulary (tango) and study phrases (benkyo, shimasho) for jlpt n4, featuring anata and speech by Khonshu to reinforce recall.

Explore the dictionary form 'koto ga dekiru' to express ability in Japanese, with examples of skiing, playing guitar, speaking French, and museum photo rules.

Review the conversation about cooking, learning a recipe in a cooking class, and trying to make a cake, with expressions like that's really delicious and you can do it now.

Join roleplaying practice to simulate a cooking scenario, where learners discuss making cake, share recipes learned in class, and evaluate first-time attempts in Japanese.

Explore a sample conversation (みほんかいわ) about dessert, describing a fruit sauce made from whole fruits with peels, and expressing a desire to make a cake together.

Practice for JLPT N4 Part 1 through dialogues on the te-form and nai-form usages, daily scenarios, and picture-based questions, including breakfast, driving with seat belts, and conveniences.

Master practical Japanese conversations on meals, homework completion, reading quickly, and finishing an illustration by five o'clock before a part-time job.

Explore vocabulary (たんご) in part 3 of the course. The caption highlights benkyo shimasho and arigato gozaimasu as key phrases.

Practice roleplaying in Japanese conversation as you discuss enjoying cake, swap a recipe for a fruit sauce made from whole fruits with peels, and plan to make one together.

Explore basic Japanese vocabulary for weddings and invitations as Lélio-san and Carmen-san guide you through discussing invitation cards and wedding parties in this N4 lesson.

Explore a sample Japanese conversation about weddings, invitations, and seating arrangements. Understand why invitations go out three months before the wedding in Japan.

Practice reading kanji and understanding basic phrases in a classroom dialogue, including gohoume meaning 'name', reading 'reijo' for 'thank you' letter, and using sumimasen as both 'sorry' and 'thank you'.

Build basic Japanese vocabulary through tango and benkyo prompts, using shimasho and key terms like kazoku. Repeat naka naka and Cairo items to reinforce memory and recognition.

Explore the 〜のに grammar with wedding invitation examples, learn when to use nanoni for na-adjectives and nouns, and connect it to node in daily dialogues.

Explore essential Japanese vocabulary (たんご) such as tango, benkyo, korekara, and learn with cross-language proper nouns like Canada's, Jumbie, Du Lac, Seul Baeza, and hacia.

Explore how Japanese wedding invitations are sent three months in advance to arrange seating, and learn the useful expression for arranging party seating in a jlpt n4 class.

Review the conversation to reinforce vocabulary, including gohoume meaning 'name.' Explain why in Japan invitations are usually sent three months before a wedding to arrange seating.

Practice core kanji concepts by encountering common Japanese terms and names, including ototo, imouto, imouto san, goshujin, and other repeated vocabulary in kanji form for the eTry JLPT N4 course.

Practice kanji readings and associated vocabulary through the listed terms, including Kyoto, shigoto, jibun, dobutsu, jitensha, shacho, basho, and numerous names, for jlpt n4 preparation.

Learn a conversation about wedding invitations and gifts, contrasting attendance rules and customs in Japan and Vietnam, and the expectation to give something for celebrations.

Learn essential Japanese vocabulary in part 1 vocabulary, including tango, benkyo, shimasho, sushi, suru, sanka suru, oivi, tobacco, cookie, and tomaru.

Practice asking about invitations and attendance at events, like weddings, and discuss school rules on lunch and smoking across countries.

Acquire essential Japanese vocabulary (たんご) through practical terms such as tango, benkyo, shimasho, neru, catalogue, air con, printo, and kangaroo in the online Japanese language course eTry jlpt n4.

Explore Japanese expressions for giving advice, such as you should and you'd better, through a class dialogue on celebrations and health, including gift giving.

Learn essential Japanese vocabulary in part 4, including tango, benkyō, suru, and sotsugyō suru. Explore words related to cycling and education such as dai gakuen dai and gakuen.

Explore polite expressions for gift giving at celebrations in a Japanese context, including 'koto ni shimasu' and 'nanika ageru koto ni shimasu,' through a wedding gift scenario and future plans.

Engage in a role-playing dialogue about celebration gifts and wedding invitation etiquette in Japan, Vietnam, and beyond, exploring when to give something and how invitations affect attendance.

Explore kanji かんじ② with core vocabulary drawn from daily terms such as nichiyobi, mokuyoubi, kinyoubi, doyobi, tsukuru, omou, shogatsu, and playful words like wall-e and cookie.

Practice beginner Japanese conversation by describing your hometown, Hanoi in Vietnam, its central lake, July flowers, and a temple decorated with a giant turtle.

Learn essential Japanese vocabulary for part 1, including tango, benkyo, shimasho, utsukushi, zutto, mizuumi, natto, New York, musical, kabuki, and jidosha.

Learn to talk about past experiences in Japanese using has anybody ever been there and koto ga arimasu. Review examples like climbing Mt. Fuji and riding the Shinkansen.

Practice giving directions in Japanese using the word 'to' through a bank scene set in Hanoi, while learning vocabulary about July flowers and cherry blossoms.

Explore essential vocabulary from tango to Tokyo Tower, including benkyo, shimasho, moskva, kami, and skytree, to build a foundational Japanese lexicon for JLPT N4.

Compare Hanoi and Tokyo through lake imagery, and practice phrases like sono mizuumi as you describe walks around the city center lake, part-time jobs, and daily activities.

Explore part 6 vocabulary for the ASK online japanese language course: eTry! jlpt n4, featuring tango terms and study prompts like benkyo and shimasho.

Learn everyday Japanese through dialogues: walking around a lake in less than an hour, travel by train, planning a car trip, and using a case for bananas.

Part7 class じゅぎょう introduces the new passive form kazararete imasu through a temple on a lake with a giant turtle, and discusses April ceremonies and foods like grapes and rice.

Practice a conversation review about my hometown Hanoi in Vietnam, describing its lakes, a central temple with a giant turtle, and a lakeside walk.

Develop practical Japanese speaking skills through roleplaying exercises tailored for JLPT N4 preparation in this online course.

Discover kanji かんじ① through a series of example terms such as Kangyo Bank, Shimasho, Tokyo Tower, Tatemono, Kokoro, Hatsumi, Xu Xing, Shin, and Vasileiadou.

introduce kanji through common terms like Kangyo Bank, Yoshimasa, Otto, Koi, Mutsu, Comet, Chome, Osaka, Nihon Shu, Seikatsu, Jidosha, and Konya.

Practice reading and dialogue comprehension for part 3 class, identifying pho, describing eaters, and using tokoro desu to explain apologies or inability, while distinguishing home, work, and family contexts.

Learn part 4 vocabulary: tango, benkyo, shimasho, ten, ten, Hawaii, Kawai, ganbaru, ganbaru, younger, younger, good evening, good evening.

Practice everyday Japanese dialogue through phrases like 'doesn't it look good?' and 'itadakimasu' as characters discuss pho, chocolate, and travel in Vietnam.

Review the conversation about lakefront food stalls and pho, a rice-based Vietnamese dish; explore Vietnam's sights and delicious food, and practice expressing you can do it now.

Engage in roleplaying exercises (ロール・プレイング) to practice practical speaking skills aligned with the eTry JLPT N4 course.

master kanji readings with seasonal terms such as haru, natsu, natsuyasumi, aki, and words like watashi and yasumi.

Explore kanji with varied example terms from the caption, including Kangyo Bank, Yoshimasa, Ishak, it, sir, Ikan, IMI, me hug, tomato, humbug, and Wasserman to practice reading and meaning.

Learn the Japanese concept of もくひょう (goal) through a dialogue about liking hiking, planning to study, and answering questions with classmates such as Carmen-san and Sensei.

Explore vocabulary terms such as tango, benkyo, shimasho, keikaku, kogyo, butcher, yama, cable car, zutto mae, course, guidebook, wakai, ninki, tsukiyo, tunang, gokak suru.

Practice listening to a casual Mt. Takao dialogue about autumn leaves, Takahashi-san and Kim, rashii desune, a famous cake shop, and a tough mountain climb due to weather.

The lecture presents part 2 vocabulary (たんご) including tango, benkyo, shimasho, ten kyoho, ten, kyoho, and yoroshiku.

Experience practical Japanese in a class about autumn leaves at Mt Takao, tv conversations on beauty, weather forecasts, and updates on a classmate returning home and coming back next year.

Build japanese vocabulary for the jlpt n4 by practicing tango and tsukuru kata, and engage in benkyo and shimasho to strengthen recall.

Practice daily interactions in Japanese through classroom dialogues on asking for help using the potential form, giving and receiving, and discussing plans, birthdays, and favors.

Master part 4 vocabulary for the ask online japanese course, eTry jlpt n4, with terms like tango, benkyo, shimasho, kome, zuri, and bora.

Discuss planning a mountain hike and predicting future foreign student numbers, and examine how computers and the internet will make life more convenient.

Master part 5 vocabulary (たんご) from the ASK Online Japanese language course: eTry! JLPT N4, learning terms like tsunami, ika, chikai, and kotsu along with benkyo and shimasho.

Learn the Japanese conditional forms ba and reba and practice verb conjugations across groups 1–3. Apply nai and nakereba negatives and distinguish i-, na-adjectives and nouns with practical examples.

Practice Japanese for travel through dialogues about being lost, taking the cable car, forgetting an umbrella on a train, and asking for help at the station.

Explore essential Japanese vocabulary (たんご) with practical words like benkyo, shimasho, majime, kitto, nokoru, and data, building foundational skills for the eTry JLPT N4 course.

Practice guidebook dialogue with Takahashi-san and Carmen-san to ease tomorrow's exam anxiety, while noting Tokyo and Osaka are warm and sunny.

review ふくしゅう through a conversation about Mt. Takao, cable cars, hiking, getting lost, and using a guidebook to navigate the courses.

Explore kanji fundamentals in a beginner Japanese course within the eTry JLPT N4 program. Learn terms such as ya, ika, hanaya, and kiki.

Begin studying and explore the lesson goals, think along with Lélio-san and Carmen-san, and answer the questions to practice Japanese.

Plan a trip to Mt. Takao by train from Shinjuku, check the Saturday weather, and invite friends by email to go together.

Master Japanese vocabulary (tango) and study routines (benkyo) through practice phrases and review (fukushu suru) to support jlpt n4 preparation.

Practice travel planning conversations in Japanese, including asking questions, arranging a train trip from Shinjuku to Mt. Takao, and booking a hotel, buying tickets, and deciding on souvenirs and meals.

Master vocabulary in part 2 of ASK online Japanese course: eTry! JLPT N4, with terms like tango, benkyo, shimasho, undokai, chi, son na koto, shogakukan, miscaroo, min jeong, toby, neeru.

Master everyday conversation in class じゅぎょう by practicing what others said, discussing weather, inviting friends, and encouraging study for jlpt n4.

Practice making plans with friends in Japanese, using weather talk and invitations to a party. Use expressions like kamo to express possibility and discuss attendance for a party next week.

Master foundational Japanese vocabulary with tango, benkyo, and shimasho, including penguins and Australia for practical use in everyday conversations and travel contexts.

Practice making plans and inviting others to join a trip to Mt. Takao by emailing classmates and coordinating who goes with whom.

Review the conversation on planning a trip to Mt. Takao, including taking a train from Shinjuku, checking the weather, inviting friends, and drafting an invitation email.

Discover basic kanji through a sequence of vocabulary items like suki, suru, tsukiyo, yatai, dai, and mano, aligned with the Japanese language course jlpt n4.