Free Course Image JLPT N4 Japanese Grammar (Genki 2)

Free online courseJLPT N4 Japanese Grammar (Genki 2)

Duration of the online course: 9 hours and 46 minutes

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Free Genki 2-based JLPT N4 grammar course covering potential form, honorifics, humble expressions, and essential patterns for confident use.

In this free course, learn about

  • Ability and Intentions
  • Requests and Reported Information
  • Honorific and Humble Speech
  • Causative and Causative-Passive

Course Description

Boost your JLPT N4 readiness with a free online Japanese grammar course based on Genki 2, designed to help you understand how grammar works and how to apply it naturally in real sentences. You will build confidence with core N4 structures through clear explanations that focus on meaning, formation, and common usage patterns.

The lessons guide you through key Genki 2 grammar points from the later chapters, including expressing ability with the potential form and expanding your command of polite language. You will learn how to choose appropriate forms depending on context, strengthening both comprehension and production for everyday communication and exam-style questions.

As you progress, you will develop a stronger feel for nuanced speech, especially when working with honorific language and humble expressions. These areas often feel intimidating to learners, but the course breaks them down into practical, understandable pieces so you can recognize them quickly and use them correctly.

This course fits learners who have completed basic Japanese fundamentals and want a structured path through N4 grammar, aligning with a widely used textbook approach while remaining accessible for self-study. Study at your own pace, revisit tricky points as needed, and solidify the grammar foundation that supports reading, listening, and conversation at the N4 level.

Course content

  • Video class: ?N4?CAN in Japanese - The Potential Form | Genki II Lesson 13 Grammar Made Clear ?Chat Removed? 55m
  • Exercise: Which conjugation best expresses the potential form (can do) for a godan verb like 歩く (あるく)?
  • Video class: ?N4?Genki II Lesson 14 Japanese Grammar Made Clear ?No Chat? 55m
  • Exercise: 「Aがほしい」と「Aをほしがっている」の使い分けとして正しいものはどれ?
  • Video class: ?N4?Genki II Lesson 15 Japanese Grammar Made Clear ?Chat Removed? 34m
  • Exercise: How do you form the volitional (let’s/shall we) form of a godan verb like 書く (kaku)?
  • Video class: ?N4?Genki II Lesson 16 Japanese Grammar Made Clear ?Chat Removed? 54m
  • Exercise: Which request form is most appropriate when asking a boss or professor very politely to do something?
  • Video class: ?N4?Genki II Lesson 17 Japanese Grammar Made Clear ?Chat Removed? 54m
  • Exercise: Which sentence correctly uses 「〜そうです」 to report information you heard (not how something looks)?
  • Video class: ?N4?Genki II Lesson 18 Japanese Grammar Made Clear ?Chat Removed? 1h00m
  • Exercise: 「窓を開いてください」はどの文法を使っていますか?
  • Video class: ?N4?Genki II Lesson 19 Japanese Grammar Made Clear | Honorifics in Japanese - Duração: 3016 + Exercício: "Which pattern is used to form a respectful command like please listen with a regular verb?" 50m
  • Exercise: Which pattern is used to form a respectful command like please listen with a regular verb?
  • Video class: ?N4?Genki II Lesson 20 Japanese Grammar Made Clear | Humble Expressions in Japanese 1h00m
  • Exercise: 「勉強しないで日本語を上達したい」の「〜ないで」の文法の意味として最も近いものはどれ?
  • Video class: ?N4?Genki II Lesson 21 Japanese Grammar Made Clear ?Chat Removed? 50m
  • Exercise: In a typical Japanese passive sentence pattern, which particle most often marks the doer (agent) of the action?
  • Video class: ?N4?Genki II Lesson 22 Japanese Grammar Made Clear ?Chat Removed? 58m
  • Exercise: In causative sentences, which particle often marks the person being forced to do an intransitive action (indicating “make,” not “let”)?
  • Video class: ?N4?Genki II Lesson 23 Japanese Grammar Made Clear - THE FINAL LESSON?Chat Removed? 53m
  • Exercise: Which sentence correctly expresses the causative-passive meaning “I was made to drink alcohol (against my will)”?

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9 hours and 46 minutes of online video course

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