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Power Japanese Listening (JLPT N5 Listening)
Rating: 4.5 out of 5(17 ratings)
148 students
Created bySogen Ohata
Last updated 7/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Basic Japanese speaking skills
  • Basic Japanese listening skills (N5 level)
  • Conversational Japanese

Course content

12 sections47 lectures4h 42m total length
  • Introduction1:33

    Welcome! Here is the overview of the course. 

  • What Does N5 Listening Entail?4:33

    Here, we'll be going through what the listening section of N5 actually entails. What are the four types of question formats?

  • Little Tips on Navigating The Course0:37

Requirements

  • Has a grasp of all hiragana, katakana, and a little bit of kanji
  • Understands basic Japanese dialogues and its grammar
  • Has some basic vocabulary like adjectives and verbs

Description

Hello there!

We will be going over very basic dialogues and phrases you want to know about Japanese before you hop on to the plane for a holiday trip to Japan or take the JLPT N5 test! This course will dissect the four types of listening question styles in N5 listening, go over some of their pitfalls and key pointers, and provide lots and lots of practice questions. Also, we will learn how to speak, which isn't tested in N5 (as JLPT does not require speaking) - but we all know that speaking is essential in conversation. It's how we grow, how we connect, and how we build relationships. You can expect lots of practice for speaking as well!


Now, I hope you're ready. This course will be in full English, and all of my instructions (well, aside from actual practice questions) will be in English, so don't fret. You will not need any materials on your side to begin this course - all you need is a ready-to-challenge mindset.


We will be covering the N5 level dialogue, an introductory level, which means you will need to have hiragana, katakana, and some kanji covered and have some vocabulary and understanding of basic grammar before taking the course.


Let's begin!


*All photos used in this course have been thoroughly checked either from their respective websites or by individual inquiry on their usage. The websites used are Unsplash, いらすとや, Iconfinder. Many thanks to these websites for bolstering this course. If there are any questions regarding pictures, you can email me.

Who this course is for:

  • Students who want to focus and enhance their scores on N5 listening section
  • Students who want to have a basic Japanese skillset in terms of speaking and listening (conversation)
  • Students who are just curious and want to use Japanese for their travel