Japanese from zero (All lessons JLPT N5)- Certification

Master the Lesson 1 vocabulary from Minna no Nihongo, including hajimemashite, watashi and anata, san and chan suffixes, Nihon jin, sensei, kyoshi, gaku daigaku, kenkyusha, and ginko.

Explore basic Japanese grammar from lesson 1, including wa as topic marker, noun1 noun2 patterns, mo and no usage, negation, and ikutsu for age.

Learn the lesson two vocabulary from Minna no Nihongo, including common items such as book, newspaper, notebook, pen, pencil, computer, camera, desk, and greetings.

Learn Japanese demonstratives kore, sore, are and noun-modifying forms kono, sono, ano, plus possession with no, and common questions nani and dore to identify objects and topics.

Explore the Minna no Nihongo lesson three vocabulary, including classroom, canteen, office, lobby, room, staircase, elevator, escalator, and house terms. Learn polite forms like kudasai and gozaimasu for daily conversation.

Learn koko, soko, asoko, and doko with polite forms, and use kono, sono, ano, dochira; explore noun-verb patterns for country, company, and school with the o prefix.

Learn essential Japanese vocabulary from Minna no Nihongo lesson four, including daily actions like wake up, sleep, study, and common places such as bank, library, department store, and post office.

Master telling time in Japanese using ji and minutes, with examples from Minna no Nihongo lesson four. Learn masu form versus plain form, and time noun ni pattern.

Explore Nihongo lesson five vocabulary: travel terms such as car, station, train, bus, taxi; walking, family, friends; and words like last week and next year, with tsugi no and itashimasu.

Explore Minano Nihongo lesson five grammar points, including nouns with ikimasu for going to a place, kimashita for past tense, and the usage of doko and de.

Explore the 20 must-know na adjectives for jlpt n5, with examples like free time, various talks, convenient bag, beautiful country, favorite song, and quiet restaurant.

Explore a list of 20 must-know i-adjectives essential for passing JLPT N5, paired with the nouns they modify. Learn them alongside their modifying nouns to reinforce memory.

Learn to tell time in Japanese by using the o'clock counter 'ji' and the minutes forms 'fun' and 'pun.' The caption provides examples from 1:00 to 12:00 and pronunciation notes.

Learn to name Japanese building floors from the first floor to the ninth and basement terms chika ikai, plus how to ask for a floor with nan gai.

Learn the days of the week in Japanese, covering Sunday through Saturday, with pronunciation cues and practice notes highlighted in the lecture caption.

Learn to say months and dates in Japanese by adding numbers before gatsu, noting exceptions like shi gatsu and kugatsu, and dates with readings hatsuka and ju yoka.

Learn counting in Japanese, from ichi to ju, with tens, hundreds, thousands, and man readings, including hyaku and happyaku, and apply the comma rule for numbers like 53742.

Learn how to give a brief Jikoshoukai in Japanese for interviews, including phrases hajimemashite, konnichiwa, dozo yoroshiku onegaishimasu, and an example with name and where you are from.

Learners practice a polite neighbor gift-giving exchange in Japan, including ringing the bell, stating room number and name, bowing, and saying 'ano no kimochi'.

Learn practical Japanese shop conversation, from irasshaimase greeting to asking about cloth department fuku, inquiring about shirts, origin, and price using polite phrases.

Learn the Minna no Nihongo lesson six vocabulary, including verbs (eat, drink, see, hear, read, write) and actions (to take a photograph, to meet), plus foods, drinks, and daily activities.

Learn lesson six grammar: use noun o to mark objects, de for location, issho ni for invitations; form nani o questions, and distinguish nani vs nan.

Learn the lesson seven vocabulary from minna no nihongo, covering greetings, family terms, daily items like chopsticks and utensils, and polite phrases for entering, meals, and conversations.

Learn jlpt n5 grammar: express tool or means with de; give and receive with wa/ni/kara and o; ask meanings in nihongo; use e for places; and mo for already done.

This lesson covers the Minano Nihongo Lesson eight vocabulary, introducing common adjectives and nouns like kirei, shizuka, genki, atsui, samui, and basic ga and wa usage.

Explore adjectives and na adjectives, and learn noun modifiers with na. Master positive and negative forms, using kunai for e adjectives and examples like kanojo wa kirei.

Learn the Minna no Nihongo lesson nine vocabulary, covering suki and kirai, foods, activities, family terms, and common phrases for invitations, refusals, and expressing preferences.

Master lesson 9 grammar by learning noun ga arimasu for possession, ka for questions, suki and kirai, jozu, and kara/doshite with adverbs yoku, sukoshi, amari, and zenzen.

Introduce the Minano Nihongo lesson ten vocabulary, covering arimasu for inanimate existence and imasu for animate beings, common nouns like otokonoko and onnanoko, shop suffix ya, and ja or nado.

Explore Minna no Nihongo lesson ten grammar points, including animate versus inanimate noun use, location with ni and ga, wa versus ga, and arimasu for existence.

Master the Lesson 11 vocabulary from Minna no Nihongo, including numbers and counters, time units, family terms, and everyday items like ringo, mikan, hagaki, postcard, and photo, plus ittekimasu.

Explore Japanese counting and counters: how many, time phrases, and quantifier placement. Learn nin, dai, mai, kai, ko, pon, fun, jikan, nichi, shukan, getsu, nen with example usages.

Learn the lesson 12 Japanese vocabulary from Minna no Nihongo, including na adjectives, seasons, weather, foods like sukiyaki, sushi, tempura, ikebana, momiji, and practical phrases such as tadaima and okaerinasai.

Explore Minna no Nihongo lesson 12 grammar, covering positive and negative past forms for nouns and na-adjectives with deshita, plus i-adjective past forms.

This lesson presents the Japanese from zero lesson 13 vocabulary from Minna no Nihongo, introducing everyday words and phrases such as hajimemashite, kudasai, shiyakusho, goro, shumatsu, and more.

Explore lesson 13 grammar: express want with hoshi, form tai for verbs, and ask questions with nani and doko; learn ni, o, ga usage and massanka invitations.

Explore the Minna no Nihongo lesson 14 vocabulary, including verbs for turning on and off appliances, opening and closing doors, and common nouns like name, address, and map.

Delve into Japanese verb conjugation across three groups, switching between polite masu and dictionary forms, forming te kudasai, ing forms, and basic questions.

Master lesson 15 vocabulary from Minna no Nihongo, covering stand and sit, use and living in Osaka and Tokyo, and items like documents, timetable, clothes, software, and family terms.

Delve into Nihongo lesson 15 grammar: express permission with the verb form plus ii, use ikemasen for 'must not', explore te-imasu for habitual actions, and distinguish shiru vs shiranai.

Explore the lesson 16 Nihongo vocabulary, including train on/off, transfers, and money withdrawal, with everyday nouns like daigaku, karada, kami, kao, jinja, and ryugakusei.

Explore lesson 16 grammar from minna no nihongo: create sentences with te-form verb sequences, connect with i and na adjectives, and use noun no for noun connections.

Explore the Nihongo Lesson 17 vocabulary list, introducing essential terms for daily life and health, including doctor (sensei), medical insurance card, fever, underwear, bath, and related phrases.

Learn to convert the masu form to the nai form across group 1, 2, and 3 verbs, and apply kudasai, nakereba, and wa vs o with time phrases.

Explore Minna no Nihongo lesson 18 vocabulary, which introduces terms for ability and actions. Covers nouns like reserve, international, cash, diary, prayer, manager, animal, horse, piano, meters, Disney, and farm.

Explore how to convert masu to dictionary form for groups 1–3, and use dictionary form with suru/kuru, koto, and nouns to express ability, questions, hobbies, and time-based actions.

Learn the lesson 19 vocabulary from Minna no Nihongo, including common nouns and phrases such as tea, sumo, pachinko, golf, kampai, and terms for hotel stays, health, and conditions.

Explore lesson 19 grammar: converting masu-form to te-form for group 1–3 verbs, and differences between polite and plain forms, plus 〜ことが for experience and 〜か for questions, ending with narimasu.

Explore the Minano Nihongo lesson 20 vocabulary list from the course, including visa, kimono, hajime, kono, kochi, sochi, minna, doki means where, and dozo for offering.

Master the polite and plain Japanese styles, learn when to use masu and dictionary forms, and practice examples across verb, adjective, and particle usage.

Explore the Mindanao Nihongo Lesson 21 vocabulary list, including Konichiwa greetings and terms for think, speak, to be enough, and long time no see. Also cover design and traffic terms.

Explore lesson 21 grammar from Minna no Nihongo: express thoughts with the plain form, quote or paraphrase, ask opinions, confirm statements, and use de and ga constructions.

Learn the lesson 22 vocabulary list from minna no nihongo, covering clothing terms like shirt, shoes, hat, glasses, and home words such as futon, washitsu, dining room, and apato.

Learn noun modification in Japanese using nouns, adjectives, or sentences as modifiers before the noun, with no or na as appropriate, and apply modifiers as topics, predicates, or objects.

Master key grammar points from Minna no Nihongo lesson 23, including toki forms with various parts of speech, verb pairs, transitive and intransitive usage, and movement expressions.

Master nihongo lesson 23 vocabulary from japanese from zero, covering traffic light, moving, cross, walk, electric store, size, machine, corner, bridge, parking, oshogatsu, gochisosama deshita, gaikokujin, tokushu.

Explore lesson 24 vocabulary from Minna no Nihongo, covering give, go along with, send off, introduce, explain, make coffee, obento, junbi, imi, and family terms like grandfather and mother's day.

Explore lesson 24 grammar: express giving and receiving using wa, ni, and o, with kurama's and agamas forms, and the te-form verb patterns plus who did the action.

this lesson presents the minna no nihongo lesson 25 vocabulary list, featuring everyday phrases such as moshi moshi, ikura, and dozo ogenki de for jlpt n5 learners.

Learn how to form the tara conditional by adding ra to the plain past form and using tara with the main sentence; the lecture covers demo, moshi, and ga usage.

Learn the ten basic kanji essential for passing jlpt n5, including the day sun character and numerals one through nine, with on'yomi and kun'yomi readings.

Explore the next ten essential kanji with on'yomi and kunyomi readings, meanings, and usage for jlpt n5, including ten, hyaku, sen, man, agaru, naka, getsu, itsuki, and ima.