JLPT N5 grammar

Frequently used grammar in the Japanese JLPT N5 List of frequently used grammar in the japanese language proficiency test JLPT N5 Related Post: Japanese Grammar Words List You Must Remember (N5) Learn Basic Japanese Grammar for Beginners

Japanese Grammar Words List You Must Remember (N5) In this lesson, we will learn about N5 level Japanese grammar that you should know. Related Post: Useful Japanese Grammar with Examples – Part 1 Useful Japanese Grammar with Examples – Part 2

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Learn JLPT N5 Grammar: くらい (kurai) Meaning: about; approximately; at least; at the very least How to use: Noun + くらい/ ぐらい Example sentences: 1. ごめんなさい。何か連絡くらいするべきだったのね。 gomen nasai. nanika renraku kurai suru beki datta no ne. I ‘m sorry. I should have got in touch with you. 2. 遅いからずっと心配してたのよ。電話くらいしてくれてもいいでしょう。 osoi …

Learn JLPT N5 Grammar: だろう (darou) Meaning: probably; seems; I think; I guess; I wonder; I hope How to use: Verb-casual + だろう い-adjective + だろう な-adjective + だろう Noun + だろう Example sentences: 1. たぶんふたりともわたしを忘れないだろう。 tabun futari tomo watashi o wasurenai darou. They probably won’t forget me. 2. これこそ運動の最大の恩恵だろう。 …

Learn JLPT N5 Grammar: けど / けれども (kedo / keredomo) Meaning: but; however; although How to use: Sentence + けど/けれど/けれども Example sentences: 1. 千葉君は顔は汚いけど、心はとっても清いんです。 chibakun wa kao wa kitanai kedo, kokoro wa tottemo kiyoin desu. Chiba might look ugly, but he has a pure heart. 2. 最初の２年間は、楽しかったですけど、順調だったとは言えないです。 saisho no ni …