Japanese language course: MISJ NOVICE PROGRAM LEVEL 4

Master katakana reading and learn how to form APS for verbs, along with the three expressions and their usage, in the MISJ novice program level 4.

Master the verb applicable set (vaps), a four-element APS to form verbs with te-form patterns, past and negative forms, with examples like よむ, のむ, かく, およぐ, はなす, and くる.

Learn to express 'so I guess' in Japanese using でしょう with verbs, practice affirmative and negative forms, and master forming questions with でしょうか and the adverb たぶん for probability.

practice conversation in Japanese by asking and answering about whether Jane and Dick will listen to the radio, drink wine, watch television, or play soccer.

Practice forming questions in japanese using downward intonation 'でしょうか' with examples such as '田中さんは英語の本を読むでしょうか?' and other verbs, within MISJ novice program level 4.

Explore the kanji 多い and 分, with readings ふん/ぷん/ぶん, examples like なんぷん and 多分, and how わかる uses this kanji.

Explore how past concepts are taught in Japanese through repetition, using taberu and Tanaka examples to emphasize study, repetition, and listening cues.

Practice Japanese conversation in the novice program level 4, using the word hai to guide active participation in dialogue.

Practice of questions for beginners in Japanese, focusing on past tense, repetition, and intonation to build basic questioning skills in the MISJ novice program level 4.

Explore how to state opinions in Japanese using the phrase 'so I think' for present and future contexts, with repetition of expressions like tabun and omoi.

Practice Japanese question patterns through repeated dialogue, greetings, and everyday actions, exploring nouns like pizza and newspaper names, with focus on repetition, pronunciation, and basic conversation cues.

Practice Japanese conversation (会話) at novice level 4, using names, greetings, and everyday terms from the caption to build familiar speaking and listening skills.

Discover kanji 心, 思, 音, 楽 by linking heart, thoughts, and sound to create enjoyable practice, and explore learning together in a fun, authentic way.

Master the Japanese past tense through repeated practice, focusing on verbs and negative forms like tabun and minakata, with guided repetition of phrases.

Practice basic Japanese conversation skills at the novice program level 4. Utilize on-camera prompts and name-based phrases to reinforce spoken patterns, with examples like Dickson and Okita.

Practice Japanese questions through repeat-after-me drills, using phrases like hello, hi, and vocabulary such as music and the Botany department, as guided in QP: しつもんの れんしゅう.

Learn how to express reported information in present and future Japanese, using phrases 'so i heard' and 'so it was written,' with examples of passing information and negative forms.

Review the family vocabulary, focusing on words for father and mother and sample names like Adams, Jackson, and Osama, to prepare you for questions.

Master basic Japanese conversation (会話) through everyday prompts and greetings, practicing pronunciation and responding to simple questions in the MISJ novice program level 4.

Explore Japanese past tense and negative forms with examples including taberu, yomu, yonda, and kuru, and understand the masu expression across tenses.

Practice conversational Japanese (ka i wa) through varied everyday contexts—from hotels and payments to cars—emphasizing coherence and practical speaking skills.

practice reading and q & a in japanese, focusing on katakana and dictionary form, using dialogues with hotaru, mika, mizuki, and suzuki.

Learn kanji for weather concepts, including 晴, 雨, 雪, 暑, and 寒, and examine how these characters convey weather ideas.

Learn how to reference information sources in Japanese by discussing newspapers, weather forecasts, and news topics, with repeated practice of terms like shimbun and Tanaka.

Explore how Japanese culture navigates invitations and requests, using tabun and other expressions to avoid commitment while sparing feelings. Understand why cancellations seem unlikely and how people prepare for emergencies.

Master Japanese vocabulary and expressions by daily review to maintain perfect memory and prevent forgetting, then use verbal practice to progress in the language.

Introduce lesson 26-1 and katakana review for the japanese language course misj novice program; practice reading katakana and basic phrases like konnichiwa, with optional skipping if confident.

Explore vaps and aps-based expressions in this Japanese language course MISJ novice program level 4. Highlight fukushū (review) of these expressions as presented in the lecture caption.

Explore kanji fundamentals with examples of 涼, 低, 長, 短, and related readings like nagai (long) and mijikai (short), including near (chikai) and opposite (hantai) concepts.

Explore how to make apps and aps-based expressions from a novice programmer's perspective, with practical examples and beginner-friendly guidance.

Engage in Q&A practice for Japanese, using repeated phrases from casual weekend night dialogues, greetings, and weather terms such as samui and atsui.

Engage in beginner Japanese conversation by practicing travel and daily topics, including future plans to kankoku, and references to Tokyo, Australia, and Asia.

Learn how to express 'i heard' and 'it was written' in japanese using present and future forms, with reporting phrases like hokoku shimasu, through practical examples and summaries.

Explore basic Japanese adjectives and polite phrases, including yasashi (gentle) and kawaii, with present and future usage from the Misj novice program level 4 lecture.

Practice Japanese conversation with greetings, simple phrases, and cues from the lecture caption to build natural dialogue and daily interaction.

Master Japanese past tense and negative forms through repeated phrases and name-based drills, including desho, atsui, atsuko, Nakata, and related pronunciation cues.

Explore past tense through reading and Q&A, practicing Japanese with names, places, and daily terms like Hokkaido, Tokyo, and Okinawa.

Study the past tense in Japanese through reading and Q&A, focusing on ikimashita examples and scenes like Hokkaido travel. Explore related vocabulary and real-life prompts from the demo.

Learn Japanese greetings and rising intonation through a playful show-style dialogue, covering how are you, hi, welcome to the show, atsui and samui.

Explore basic Japanese conversation for agreement and disagreement. Learn everyday vocabulary and phrases like suki, omoi, kawaii, and tsumetai within the MISJ novice program level 4.

Practice Japanese conversation (会話) in the MISJ novice program level 4, focusing on basic dialogue and everyday phrases, including kawaii expressions.

Engage in verbal practice and daily review to strengthen memory, with emphasis on consistent repetition and everyday Japanese phrases such as sayonara and arigatou gozaimasu.

Introduce lesson 26-2 and katakana reading, emphasizing on'yomi katakana and recognizing musical terms like piano, guitar, bass guitar, violin, and trumpet.

Review lessons 25 and 26-1 from the MISJ novice program level 4, focusing on verb usage and assorted phrases as captured in the caption.

Explore advanced Japanese vocabulary and verb usage through situational phrases, repetition, and practice with key terms such as oyo, kuru, karkinos, and summer related expressions.

Practice kanji through fukushū, focusing on 海、山、時、間、半、遠、近, with examples referencing Nihon no soto and gaikoku.

Learn how to form イAPS（ふくしゅう） with reading and Q & A for VAPS/イAPS and そうです in MISJ novice program level 4, using kanji yasui and Kara no tegami.

Learn kanji through themes of fish, color, and shape, with focus on kanji variants for blue, sunny, and cold, and explore katachi and katakana representations in Japanese.

Continue reading practice and a Q&A session in japanese, reinforcing basic phrases, greetings, and comprehension through guided examples.

Check noun and na-adjective vocabulary in Japanese, and develop a confident skill by practicing tokui and benkyo concepts across examples like sports, music, and work.

Explore how to form present and future patterns in ナAPS and NAPS using repetitive phrases, names, and varied expressions to reinforce recognition and recall.

Explore Japanese present and future forms through classroom dialogue with sensei Tanaka, using everyday vocabulary and examples that cover negatives and key phrases.

Explore Japanese conversation (会話) through mixed phrases and references to sensei, with weekend terms like shumatsu and Akazawa sensei guiding the dialogue.

Explore the Japanese past tense using でしょう and negative forms, with tabun and kodomo examples, plus place-name dialogue references to Tokyo, Los Angeles, Jakarta, and more.

Practice basic conversation skills through greetings, names, and places like Istanbul and San Diego, using Japanese phrases such as hai in a beginner Japanese conversation lesson.

Explore present and future expressions in Japanese, guided by repeated patterns and sensei cues. Practice pronunciation and repetition to master these forms.

Practice basic Japanese conversation through greetings, introductions, and discussing work in everyday scenarios, as introduced in the novice program level 4 course.

Master the past tense in Japanese for misj novice program level 4 through repetitive phrases and examples, including negative terms from the caption.

practice japanese conversation by using watashi mo for agreement and watashi wa Yuki Nakata for disagreement in a dialogue with Jason, Dixon, and Australia references.

Explore present and future forms in Japanese, including affirmative and negative usage. Practice with names and cues from the caption, such as Tanaka and Sensei.

practice basic Japanese conversation through a lively dialogue featuring names and phrases such as hai (yes), please confirm, and everyday interactions across car and sports contexts.

Master kanji 学, 校, 語, and 話 as foundations for school, university, language, and conversation. See these kanji in words like gakko, daigaku, nihongo, and hanashi to build practical vocabulary.

Engage in reading and q&a practice for basic Japanese, including introductions and greetings through practical dialogue and examples.

Master kanji basics for water, swimming, reading, and writing (水、泳、読、書) while building speaking and reading proficiency in beginner Japanese.

Continue a reading and Q&A session featuring Shakespeare and Hamlet alongside introductory computer programming demos.

Explore the Japanese past tense and the use of そうです in past form, including negative constructions and everyday examples to build practical speaking accuracy.

Practice basic conversation (kaiwa) through everyday dialogue, exploring phrases like suki and benkyō and expressing likes and preferences. Analyze responses to questions and contradictions to build natural interaction in Japanese.

Practice reading and Q & A in Japanese within the MISJ novice program level 4 course. Build comprehension and practical language use through reading and Q & A.

Explore how adverbs shape meaning in Japanese through playful practice with repeated phrases, numbers, and everyday items like orange juice, featuring tokidoki and zettai usages.

Learn to use japanese adjectives across present and future forms, understand affirmative and negative contrasts, and explore noun adjective and kanji relationships in this MISJ novice program level 4 lecture.

Introduce lesson 27 and katakana reading, encouraging confidence in reading katakana through example words and practice, including common items like pajama, shampoo, and toilet paper.

Learn how to confirm noun information in Japanese through examples and demonstrations, including phrases like this, that, and the kirana store, with attention to tense and context.

Master how to ask why using Japanese verbs in the present and future, with dictionary forms and positive/negative patterns, including taberu and miru.

Learn Japanese past tense patterns, including affirmative and negative forms, with examples such as eat, saw, and exist, and practice asking why using past verbs.

Explore why questions drive using i-adjectives in present and future Japanese, focusing on expressing feelings over actions and distinguishing present and future contexts.

Explore asking why using i-adjectives in the past tense, with examples like hoshikatta and nakatta, and practice forming positive and negative past sentences in Japanese.

Learn how to ask why using na-adjectives and nouns in present and future contexts, with practical examples from a Japanese language course at novice program level 4.

Explore how to form past tense with na-adjectives and nouns in Japanese, and learn how to ask why while mastering negative forms and repetition in everyday phrases.

Learn how to ask why in Japanese using basic adjectives, nouns, and present and future affirmative forms, with practical phrases like watashi wa and atarashii kuruma.

Learn to express reason in japanese using because and dakara, with practical phrases and vocabulary like taberu, colors, and adjectives.

Practice why and because q&a in Japanese, using a focused drill to cover past tense, affirmative and negation forms, with examples drawn from the lecture caption.

Explore why and because q&a practice (れんしゅう) with repeated phrases, demonstrations, and discussions of past tense to help learners articulate reasons clearly.

Practice why and because questions in Japanese through a question-and-answer drill, using real-life examples like tomodachi ga iru kara and everyday items such as cars, books, and colors.

Master fundamental kanji through 明、暗、目、口、耳、歯、頭、事、教 and build recognition in the MISJ novice program level 4.

Master how to state two reasons in Japanese by selecting two adjectives and practicing prompts, aligned with MISJ novice program level 4.

Learn to ask for reasons when you’re unsure whether the other person knows why, and practice sharing opinions and sides in everyday Japanese dialogue.

Explore Japanese colloquial expressions and polite forms, learn particle usage and context, and develop understanding of natural conversations as a novice learner.

Explore how to identify and use colloquial expressions, adjectives, and polite expressions in Japanese, including how to state reasons and discuss present and future contexts.

Introduce lesson 28 and katakana reading, guiding learners through katakana reading practice with sports vocabulary such as basketball, cricket, volleyball, rugby, and badminton; confident learners may skip this part.

Explore Japanese time expressions such as until now and from now on, focusing on whether both the speaker and the counterpart know the time and how timers affect usage.

Explore present and future tenses in Japanese, using adjectives and nouns, negative forms with nai, and polite masu constructions for clear practical communication.

Explore mastering past tense in Japanese writing by choosing a single style at the start and avoiding mixing styles, with practice on appropriate expressions.

Explore kanji 分, 知, 何, 誰, and how they express division, knowledge, what, and who.

Master interrogative question forms in Japanese, using INT Q cues and practical prompts to form and repeat questions, improving accuracy and communication in everyday dialogue.

Practice Japanese question and answer patterns using prompts like 'do you know' and 'is it,' with repeated phrases, yes/no responses, and references to data and apps.

Learn how to form polite Japanese expressions and convey feelings, and how to infer implied emotions from expressions, while practicing past, present, and future tense usage.

Learn how to use sentences as the headline information in Japanese, analyze headline conventions, and practice repeating phrases to reinforce understanding within this novice program.

Learn to express statements using the masu form in dictation, telling a story with masu expressions, and contrast reporting style with ordinary statements using tokidoki and news-style facts.

Learn how to state reasons in Japanese using ですから and ですから／ますから, practice forming conjunctive sentences, and apply this grammar to explain why.

Learn how to state reasons in Japanese using na-adjective ので, through phrases and example sentences. The lesson emphasizes repetition, dialogue, and past-tense practice to strengthen the ability to explain reasons.

Learn how to state reasons in Japanese using i-adjectives くて and connect clauses. Practice repeating phrases to build fluency and clarity, as emphasis on repetition appears throughout the caption.

Master how to state reasons in Japanese using na-adjectives and nouns with de, for the MISJ novice program level 4.

Learn to state reasons and craft excuses in Japanese, using polite expressions such as sumimasen, and practice past, present, and future tense.

Explore in spite of usage with ～のに and それなのに, through repeated phrases and examples from the caption, including you may/not, not do this, and midnight versus genki contexts.

Explore key Japanese expressions for making excuses and stating reasons, and learn how to modify nouns with verbs to form natural sentence patterns.

This lecture introduces lesson 29 and katakana reading, demonstrating how verbs modify nouns in sentences and exploring practical time and hobby expressions.

Explore the four kanji 今、明、忙、忘 and their usage, with readings and examples drawn from the caption to reinforce recognition and recall.

Explore Japanese verb usage in the misj novice program level 4, focusing on may expressions kamoshirenai and the distinction between transitive and intransitive verbs such as kakeru and kuru.

Explore how to express 'maybe' in Japanese using かもしれない, illustrated through repeated phrases. Practice applying this form with adjectives.

Explore how to modify nouns with nouns, i-adjectives, and na-adjectives, and review noun modification patterns and particles like no for Japanese sentence construction.

Learn to modify verbs with i-adjectives and na-adjectives in Japanese, through a focused review of adjective usage and verb modification.

Learn how to modify nouns with adjectives in Japanese, using adjective sentences to describe kawaii designs.

examine kanji concepts and symbols, highlighting atarashii (new) ideas and the tomorrow motif as described in the lecture caption.

Learn how to modify nouns with verbs to create simple Japanese sentences. Practice using nouns like hotel, condo, and restaurant, and work with dictionary forms and verb conjugations.

Learn how to modify nouns with a verb sentence in Japanese, designed for MISJ novice program level 4, with practical language focus for beginners.

Explore how to modify nouns with a verb sentence in Japanese, focusing on noun-verb modifiers and practice repetition to build understanding.

Master how to modify nouns with a verb sentence in japanese using practical examples from computer setup and camera terms.

Explore how to modify nouns with a verb sentence in Japanese, using examples of suru forms, rendaku, and repeating phrases to illustrate sentence patterns for level 4 learners.

Learn how to modify nouns with adjectives or with another noun in Japanese, using example constructions and repetition to build correct noun phrases.

Discover how to use toki in Japanese, focusing on dictionary form usage and expressing actions that occur before or during another event.

Explore time-related expressions in Japanese through repeated drills, listening prompts, and practice that reinforces recall of key phrases like benkyo, taberu, and Shimbun.

Practice talking about hobbies in Japanese as part of the MISJ novice program level 4, including piano and haiku, using key vocabulary and simple expressions.

Looking forward to doing ～ guides beginners in Japanese through tanoshimi, Shinkansen, Okinawa, and nihongo benkyo, with emphasis on listening until you fully understand.

Master noun modification with verbs, time expressions, and the dictionary form, while distinguishing informal, formal, and honorific expressions in a novice program.

Explore katakana reading and how to form noun sentences in Japanese, including noun versus verb noun sentences and how modifiers attach to a noun.

Explore how to express 'supposed to' using APS な／のはず with present and future affirmatives. The lesson surveys related vocabulary and examples from the caption, including camera and hazardous material terms.

Explore how japanese uses formal, honorific, and colloquial expressions to reflect age and status. Learn when to use formal speech with new acquaintances and consider mental distance.

Learn to choose appropriate expressions in Japanese, focusing on sonkeigo (honorifics) and kenjo (humble) forms, and how vocabulary and context guide politeness and intimacy.

Learn the honorific forms of iku, kuru, and iru (HoV) and practice these in conversation to master polite Japanese expressions.

Learn how to use the '見る' honorific verb (HoV) in Japanese conversation, and practice polite expression in everyday dialogue.

Explore the honorific verb suru (HoV) in Japanese and its use in conversation. Practice through repeating phrases and names to build natural dialogue skills.

Explore the honorific verb forms for eating and drinking (HoV) and practice Japanese conversation in the MISJ novice program level 4.

Learn the honorific verb form of くれる (give me ~) and its usage in polite requests. Practice includes repeating phrases with Sensei, listening to stories, and mastering sentence patterns.

Master the '言う' honorific verb (HoV) in Japanese with guided practice from Oshima sensei, focusing on its usage and past tense through repeated examples.

learn the 'ねる' honorific verb (HoV) and conversation in japanese, with guided repetition and practical examples to build natural speaking skills.

Explore the honorific verb for 着る (putting on clothes) in conversation, with Nihon no kimono as a key example in the MISJ novice program level 4, guided by sensei.

Master honorific verbs through practice and conversation in Japanese, using repetition and example phrases to build polite speech in the MISJ novice program level 4 course.

Explore the nounです honorific expression in japanese, with practical examples and practice to understand polite speech and respectful communication.

Learn how to use the '知っていますか' honorific expression in Japanese, with examples like sensei and watashi, through repeated phrases and basic greetings.

Learn Japanese house etiquette and phrases used when visiting a friend's home, such as irasshaimase, konnichiwa, ohayo gozaimasu, gomen kudasai, gomen nasai, and tatami room references.

Master how to form honorific expressions and polite requests in Japanese through masu-form cues, kudasai usage, and practical repetitions.

Explore the honorific expression for do with exceptions for verbs like iku, kuru, iru, miru, kiru, yasumu, suru, iu, and practice with the masu form and kudasai usage.

Explore beginner Japanese concepts from the novice program, including Nihon shigoto and humble expressions like tanoshimi and taisetsu na koto, with brief references to Nara.

Katakana reading and building verb sentences in lesson 30-2, while applying humble and formal expressions in everyday Japanese.

Learn when to use humble expressions in Japanese, focusing on sonkeigo and kenjou forms for actions involving a counterpart or elder, noting the limited number of humble verbs.

Learn to form humble verbs in Japanese, including suru and the masu form, and master the humble expressions used in polite conversation.

Learn how to form humble expressions with ご + noun suru, practice self-introduction (jikoshoukai), and present polite actions in everyday Japanese communication.

Explore the humble verb form (HuV) with もらう and Vてもらう, featuring humble expressions like itadakimasu and phrases for asking favors and receiving help.

Learn the Japanese humble verb form あげる・Vてあげる (HuV) and practice polite giving expressions through classroom dialogue and sensei-guided examples.

Learn the humble verbs for eating and drinking, focusing on itadakimasu, and practice polite responses such as arigatou gozaimasu.

Learn the humble verb form for 'to say' (言う) and how to use it in greetings such as moshi moshi, hajimemashite, and yoroshiku onegaishimasu during self introductions.

Explore the humble verb form of suru, using itashimasu, yoroshiku onegai shimasu, hajimemashite, and file attachments in emails.

Master the humble expression 'Vてもいいですか？' to ask for permission in Japanese, using direct forms without indirect expressions, and learn intonation and phrases like yoroshiku and oyasumi.

Learn how to apologize in Japanese with very polite and humble expressions, using sumimasen and deshita, and practice past tense forms to avoid conflicts.

Learn to express appreciation in Japanese using arigato gozaimasu and domo arigato gozaimasu, practice polite forms, and recognize mutual contexts.

Study the humble form of iku and kuru to describe going to or visiting a counterpart's place, and coming to you, in Japanese.

Explore the humble verb form of kiku (to hear or listen) in japanese, focusing on asking questions and polite listening practices within daily family conversation.

Explore the humble form of the Japanese verb to meet (会う), HuV, and practice its past tense and frequency expressions, tailored for MISJ novice program level 4.

Learn the humble verb forms for 見る, 読む, and 聞く (listen to) to speak politely in Japanese, focusing on HuV usage in real communication.

Master essential formal expressions and speech levels in Japanese through the novice program, with practical phrases like arigato gozaimasu and kudasai to use in future work.