JLPT N5 grammar

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Japanese Grammar Words List You Must Remember (N5) In this lesson, we will learn about N5 level Japanese grammar that you should know. .

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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 …