By Mochi Real Japanese

In this engaging video lesson, titled "If you understand this, you are JLPT N5 level!", popular Japanese teacher Mochi Sensei takes beginners through a series of listening practices aimed at learners preparing for the JLPT N5 exam—the most basic level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test. The video is structured into three main sections of listening practice, and each part is designed to test and reinforce fundamental grammar and vocabulary comprehension.

At the beginning of the video, Mochi Sensei offers a warm introduction, clearly outlining the goals of the lesson. The first practice session dives into listening short, simple sentences spoken at a natural pace. Mochi provides guidance on identifying key particles and usage of basic verbs. Viewers are encouraged to listen carefully and try to understand without relying on subtitles first.

Following this, the second practice session expands slightly in difficulty, helping learners build on their previous knowledge by parsing more complex yet still beginner-friendly sentence structures. Mochi Sensei's encouraging style keeps learners motivated, and she pauses to explain stumbling points for many novice speakers, such as distinguishing word endings and expressions.

The third and final practice section solidifies what's been learned so far. It incorporates situational Japanese, which might likely be heard in daily conversations, classroom settings, or during travel in Japan. This practical application ensures that learners preparing for JLPT N5 are not only exposed to test-level grammar, but also useful phrases that can support real-life communication.

This video is perfect for absolute beginners or anyone reviewing or attempting the JLPT N5 exam. Additionally, viewers are invited to join Mochi’s online lessons for continued learning, and you can show your support by checking out her merchandise and Ko-fi page. Whether you’re just starting or want a refresher on beginner Japanese, Mochi Sensei’s content is engaging and instructional.