So if you find any mistakes, feel free to let know so that we can all learn together. I’ve passed the JLPT N3 exam and am planning to take the JLPT N2 test in the future. I’m sharing what I’ve learned from my language school and through self-study. I'm currently living in Japan and I use Japanese at work and daily life. I'm not a native Japanese speaker nor am I a Japanese language teacher. But even if you don’t have the textbook, you can still follow along the lessons by just watching the video. These lessons are based from the Minna No Nihongo Textbook (1st edition), which I chose because I’m familiar with it. Ī: Excuse me, what’s your name? ġ7:05 douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu どうぞよろしくおねがいします。 Help fund this channel by becoming my patron: Ģ. While these books are not meant as a study aid for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, upon completion of book one, the student is roughly at the N5 level of the Test, and upon completion of book two, the N4 level.♡❤︎♡❤︎ PLEASE SUPPORT NIHONGOAL ON PATREON ❤︎♡❤︎♡ The grammar syllabus is basically the same, however, allowing for a smooth transition for teachers. Illustrations for use in reviewing have also been increased. Now the series has been reborn in this second edition, with the vocabulary and conversational settings being revised (words that have gone out of usage have been replaced with new expressions frequently in use, and conversational settings have also been updated), and a CD of the dialogues and exercises included with the book. The workbook is a collection of exercises and tests to check what you have learned from the textbook. Since it was first published in 1998, Minna no Nihongo has been a long-selling and classic textbook for both teachers and learners of Japanese alike. Minna no Nihongo Shokyu 1 Hyojun Mondaishu (Workbook) is the companion workbook for 'Minna no Nihongo 1 Second Edition' the world’s most popular series of Japanese textbooks.
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