50 Japanese Sentences You Need at Work | JLPT N5–N4

In this video, you will learn 50 Japanese sentences you need at work, designed for beginners and JLPT N5–N4 learners. All sentences are natural, practical phrases commonly used in real workplace situations in Japan — the kind of Japanese you will actually hear and use with coworkers, bosses, and in daily office communication. The kanji included are mainly JLPT N5 and N4 level, carefully selected from frequently used workplace vocabulary and beginner exam content. By studying Japanese through short, realistic work-related sentences, you can learn how kanji, vocabulary, and grammar work together in real-life situations, instead of memorizing words separately. In this lesson, you will practice reading aloud together with a native Japanese speaker. Listening while reading helps you improve your pronunciation, rhythm, and listening comprehension at the same time. Each sentence also contains essential beginner-level grammar patterns commonly used in workplace conversations, making this video an all-in-one practice for communication, kanji reading, vocabulary, and grammar. This video is perfect for: ・Japanese beginners ・JLPT N5 and N4 learners ・People who want to work in Japan ・Learners who want to speak natural Japanese at work ・Students who want to improve kanji reading through real sentences ■ Previous Video Learn Japanese Kanji with 50 short sentences↓ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVGw_A21plC6gBvj7Xx6ccDQa_FVz_uwn ■ Features Learn practical workplace Japanese and N5–N4 kanji through 50 short sentences Native Japanese pronunciation by a Japanese speaker Color-coded highlights show the correspondence between Japanese and English, making the meaning easy to understand ■ How to Use This Video ① A short sentence containing kanji and katakana appears on the screen. Follow the pen movement and try reading aloud the parts you can read. ② I will read the sentence, so check whether your pronunciation was correct. ③ The sentence is divided into words and read slowly while furigana is written for the kanji. Use the color highlights in Japanese and English to understand the meaning. ④ I read the sentence again at normal speed. ⑤ Finally, try reading the sentence aloud one more time. ■ Pen Used ZEBRA / SARASA CLIP 0.7mm If you found this video helpful, please like, subscribe, and share! #kanji #handwriting #LearnJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #N5 #N4 #漢字 #かんじ #日本語