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This course is taught in Japanese (direct method): lessons are conducted entirely in Japanese, without an intermediary language such as English.
Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)

JLPT N4 Grammar Step by Step ①

Thoroughly Learning the Basics of N4 Grammar

About this course

This course is designed for learners aiming to pass the N4 exam. We will explain important yet commonly misunderstood grammar points such as 'ageru/morau', 'ukemi', and 'sonkeigo' using example sentences. Let's solidify the basics together.

What you'll be able to do after this course

You will understand the fundamental items of N4 grammar and be able to solve related problems.

Recommended for

This course is for those aiming to pass the N4 exam. Since we focus on one grammar point at a time, it is recommended for those who have some time to prepare before the exam. You will also have plenty of opportunities to speak, making it a great practice for conversation.

Syllabus (10 lessons)

1

Greetings and Self-Introduction

You will introduce yourself. You will talk about how long and in what way you have been studying Japanese.

2

Ko, So, A

We will review the seemingly simple yet somewhat complicated 'Ko, So, A'. This serves as an introduction to get accustomed to the lessons.

3

Potential Form '～できる'

We will review the potential form. You will express what you can and cannot do.

4

Volitional Form '～よう'

We will review the volitional form. You will be able to express your intentions and plans.

5

BreakTime

6

Special Honorifics

We will review special honorifics. You will practice using them appropriately in the context of 'up-down' and 'uchi-soto' relationships.

7

Imperative Form '！'

We will review the imperative form. You will be able to understand instructions and commands.

8

Passive Form '～される'

We will review the passive form. You will express things that have been done to you or things that you found bothersome.

9

Summary ①

You will challenge yourself with problems related to the grammar you have learned. Let's identify your weaknesses. We will review the areas you struggled with.

10

Summary ②

We will confirm how much you have understood what you learned in this course through problems. Feedback will be provided on your overall efforts throughout the course.