🎓 N4 Grammar: (Amount) + は ✨ Meaning: At least / Or so 📖 Example: クリスマスぐらいは家に帰って来てね？ Kurisumasu gurai wa ie ni kaette kite ne? ➡️ Won’t you come home for Christmas, at least? 🎄 💡 Use は after an amount to highlight contrast → “at least this much.” #Bunpro #JLPTN4 #LearnJapanese #Japanese #日本語勉強

🎌 Grammar Spotlight: の中で 🎌 Use の中で (naka de) when pointing out something within a group. 💡 Example: この三つの中で、赤色が好き。 Kono mittsu no naka de, aka iro ga suki. 👉 Among these three, I like the red one. #Bunpro #LearnJapanese #JapaneseGrammar #JLPTN4 #日本語勉強

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📘 N4 Grammar: 「ずっと」 ✨ ずっと (zutto) = continuously, all the time, ever since 例文: 朝からずっと忙しいです。 (Asa kara zutto isogashii desu.) = I’ve been busy since morning. #LearnJapanese #JapaneseGrammar #JLPTN4 #Bunpro #JapaneseLearning #Nihongo #StudyJapanese

📘 N4 Grammar: 以外（igai） = except / besides / other than メアリー以外、誰も来なかった。 Mearī igai, dare mo konakatta. 👉 No one came except Mary. #Bunprosrs #JLPTN4 #JapaneseGrammar

📘 N4 Grammar: 以下（ika） = “less than or equal to” / “under” この家は２０００万円以下です。 Kono ie wa ni-sen man-en ika desu. 👉 This house costs ≤ 20 million yen Use ika when you want to show the maximum amount. #Bunprosrs #JLPTN4 #JapaneseGra

✨ N4 Grammar: 以上 (いじょう) ✨ Means “more than / equal to,” “and above,” or “any more.” ✅ その時に100人以上も参加した。 Sono toki ni hyaku-nin ijou mo sankashita. → More than 100 people attended. 👉 以上 = the minimum point and up. #JapaneseGrammar #JLPTN4 #LearnJapanese #Bunpro

✨【各｜かく】✨ Used before a noun to mean each, every, respective, various. It’s a slightly more formal way to say something happens individually. What’s something you could describe with 各 in your own life? 👇 #LearnJapanese #JapaneseGrammar #Bunpro #JLPTN4 #日本語勉強中

✨【そんな・こんな・あんな・どんな】✨ These words make your Japanese sound natural: 🔹 こんな → like this (near speaker) 🔹 そんな → like that (near listener) 🔹 あんな → like that over there (far) 🔹 どんな → what kind of 🗣 どんな車がいい？ 👉 Donna kuruma ga ii? 👉 What kind of car is good? #LearnJapanese #Bunpro #日本語勉強中

✨【ほとんど】✨ = Almost all / Most / Hardly any 🗣 Examples: 👜 ハンドバッグがほとんど売り切れ。 👉 Almost all sold out. 📚 宿題がほとんどない。 👉 Hardly any homework. 💡 Nuance depends on the sentence! Can you make your own ほとんど sentence? 👇 #LearnJapanese #Bunpro #JapaneseGrammar

✨【なおす vs つづける】✨ Both can attach to other verbs, but they mean different things: 🔁 〜なおす (naosu) = to re-do something ▶️ やりなおす → to do again ➡️ 〜つづける (tsuzukeru) = to continue doing something ▶️ 勉強しつづける → to keep studying #LearnJapanese #Japanese #Bunpro #Bunprosrs #JLPT

✨【〜代】✨ Use 〜代 (だい) to talk about decades of age or time. 👩‍🎓 10代 → teens 👨‍💼 30代 → thirties 📅 1980年代 → the 1980s 💡 代 can mark ages, decades, or even whole eras. #LearnJapanese #JapaneseGrammar #Bunpro #Bunprosrs #JLPTN4 #JapaneseLesson #StudyJapanese #日本語

Grammar spotlight: 〜だす 🚀 Attach だす to a verb stem when something suddenly begins or bursts out. 👉 Ame ga furidashita → It suddenly started to rain 👉 Ano ko wa nakidashita → The child suddenly started crying #LearnJapanese #Bunpro #JapaneseGrammar

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おわる (owaru) means to finish. だす (dasu) is used when something suddenly begins. 👉 Hon o yomi owatta → I finished reading the book 👉 Ame ga furidashita → It started to rain Question for you: Can you write a sentence with おわる or だす? We’d love to see it 👇

✨【見える】✨ Use Noun + が + 見える to say something can be seen, is visible, or seems. 👀 Example: 富士山が見える！ 👉 I can see Mt. Fuji! 💡 見える is intransitive, so the thing you see is marked with が. #LearnJapanese #JapaneseGrammar #Bunpro #JLPTN4

✨【聞こえる】✨ Used when something can be heard naturally 🎶 🗣 外がうるさいからテレビの音がよく聞こえない。 👉 Soto ga urusai kara terebi no oto ga yoku kikoenai. (It’s noisy outside so I can’t hear the TV well.) 💡 聞こえる = sound reaches you 聞く = actively listen #LearnJapanese #Bunpro #JapaneseGrammar #JLPTN4

✨【〜と聞いた】✨ Use と聞いた to say “I heard that…” in Japanese. 🗣 明日はテストがあると聞いた。 👉 Ashita wa tesuto ga aru to kiita. (I heard that there is a test tomorrow.) 🗣 これは無理だと聞いた。 👉 Kore wa muri da to kiita. (I heard that this is impossible.) #LearnJapanese #JapaneseGrammar #Bunpro #JLPTN4 #日本語勉強中

✨【〜てほしい】✨ Use Verb［te］+ hoshii to say “I want you to do something” in Japanese. Examples: 🗣 コーラを買ってほしいです。 👉 Kōra o katte hoshii desu. (I want you to buy me a cola.) 🗣 一緒にサッカーをしてほしい。 👉 Issho ni sakkā o shite hoshii. (I want you to play soccer with me.) #LearnJapanese #Bunpro #JapaneseGrammar

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💡【じゃないか vs ね】💡 Both ask for agreement, but with a different vibe: ✨ ね (ne) → soft, friendly 👉 いい天気だね = Nice weather, isn’t it? 🔥 じゃないか (janaika) → stronger, casual, insistent 👉 すごいじゃないか = Isn’t it amazing! #LearnJapanese #Japanese #JapaneseGrammar #日本語 #日本語勉強中 #JapaneseLanguage #JLPT

💬 じゃないか = “Isn’t it?” Use it to check facts or get agreement. 🗣 もう終わるんじゃないか。 (It’s already over, isn’t it?) 🗣 あれカメラじゃないか！ (Isn’t that a camera!?) Casual, natural, and perfect for everyday chat. #LearnJapanese #Bunpro #JapaneseGrammar #JLPTN4 #JapaneseForBeginners

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💡 Many think だ is just the casual form of です but that is not quite true. です = polite speech である = true formal version of だ (seen in formal writing) Learn more Japanese grammar gems with Bunpro. #LearnJapanese #Bunpro #JapaneseGrammar #JLPT #Nihongo

🌟【様になる = To reach the point that / To come to be that】🌟 Use ようになる when talking about reaching a stage where you can do something or when something turns into a certain state. Can you make a sentence using ようになる? Share it below! 👇 #LearnJapanese #JapaneseGrammar #Bunpro #JLPTN4 #Nihongo #日本語勉強中

✨【といい = I hope / I wish / You should】✨ Use といい (to ii) to express hope, wishes, or advice! 🗣 Example: ・もっと果物を食べるといいです (Motto kudamono o taberu to ii desu) → You should eat more fruit ➡️ Make your own といい sentence and share it! #LearnJapanese #JapaneseGrammar #Bunpro #日本語勉強中 #JLPTN4

💡【かもしれない vs じゃないか】💡 Both can go at the end of a sentence, but they feel different! ✨ Use かもしれない when unsure, じゃないか when you want others to agree! Can you make your own sentence? #LearnJapanese #JapaneseGrammar #Bunpro #JLPTN4 #Nihongo

📕【〜く・〜に】 Want to describe how something is done in Japanese? Use 〜く for い-adjectives and 〜に for な-adjectives! 💬 🗣 Examples: ・彼は彼女に甘く話しかけた。 → He spoke to her sweetly. #LearnJapanese #Bunpro #bunprosrs #JLPTN4 #日本語勉強中 #Nihongo #japanese #JLPT #fypシ゚viral #fypシ

📕【〜う・よう + と思う】 Want to say “I think I will” or “I’m gonna” in Japanese? Use the volitional form + と思う! 💬 💡 Think of it as talking about what you’ve decided or are planning to do. Perfect for sharing your goals and intentions! 🚀 #LearnJapanese #Bunpro #JapaneseGrammar #JLPTN4 #日本語勉強中 #Nihongo

📕 ぜんぜん vs すこしも〜ない Both mean “not at all”, but here’s the twist! 🌀 ✨ ぜんぜん = casual and flexible Traditionally pairs with negatives, but in conversation it can be positive too! 👉「ぜんぜん大丈夫！」= Totally fine! #Japanese #日本語 #Bunpro #JLPT #Grammar #LearnJapanese #Nihongo #LanguageLearning

✨【のように = Like / In the way of】✨ Use のように to describe something that’s similar to or acts like something else! 🍛 スープのようなカレー → A curry like soup 🙅‍♂️ そのように使ってはいけない → You can’t use it like that #Bunpro #JLPTN4 #のように #JapaneseGrammar #日本語勉強中

✨【そうに = Seem / Look like / Sound】✨ Use そうに to describe how something is done based on how it seems or looks! 📚 優しそうに犬を撫でた (She pet the dog in a way that seemed kind) #LearnJapanese #JapaneseGrammar #Bunpro #Bunprosrs #JLPTN4 #JLPT #StudyJapanese

✨【みたいに = Like / Similar to】✨ Use みたいに to say something resembles something else! 📚 魚みたいに泳ぎたい 📚 サンダルみたいに履きやすい ⚠️ Not the same as 見たい (to want to see)! #日本語 #Bunpro #JLPTN4 #JapaneseGrammar #みたいに #勉強中

✨【かもしれない = Might / Maybe / Probably】✨ Use this to express uncertainty! 来年アメリカに行くかもしれない。 💡Use with verbs, adjectives, or nouns to say something might happen. #Bunpro #LearnJapanese #JLPTN4 #日本語勉強中 #かもしれない

✨【てある vs ておく】✨ てある = It’s done and left that way 👉 窓が開けてある ておく = You did it to prep for later 👉 窓を開けておいた One shows result, one shows preparation! Can you use てある or ておく in a sentence?👇 #Bunpro #日本語 #JLPTN4 #てある #ておく #JapaneseGrammar #LearnJapanese

✨【たがる = someone else wants to do something】✨ たい = your desire たがる = what you observe in others 👀 📚 娘はスポーツをしたがる 📚 彼は動物園に行きたがる 🎯 Not for your own feelings! Try using たがる in a sentence 👇 #Bunpro #日本語 #JLPTN4 #たがる #勉強中 #JapaneseGrammar #LearnJapanese

✨【がる = shows signs of feeling】✨ Used to describe how someone else appears to feel! 🔸怖がる = acts scared 🔸恥ずかしがる = acts embarrassed 🔸欲しがる = wants something 📌 Not used for your own feelings! #Bunpro #がる #JapaneseGrammar #日本語勉強中 #JLPTN4 #Nihongo #LearnJapanese #DailyJapanese

✨【ようだ vs らしい】✨ 👀 ようだ = seems like (based on what you see) 📢 らしい = apparently (based on what you hear) 📝 雨が降るようだ (ame ga furu you da) 📝 雨が降るらしい (ame ga furu rashii) #LearnJapanese #Bunpro #JLPTN4 #日本語勉強

✨【なら = If it’s the case】✨ Use なら to respond to a situation or make a guess! 📚 君ならできる！ (kimi nara dekiru) 📚 宿題が難しいなら一緒にやろう (shukudai ga muzukashii nara issho ni yarou) ⚠️ Not for effort-based results! #LearnJapanese #Bunpro #日本語勉強中

✨【ば = If… then】✨ 🧠 Structure: Verb (え-form) + ば 📚 行けばプロになれる (ikeba puro ni nareru) 📚 降れば映画を見に行く (fureba eiga o mi ni iku) 📚 出来なければ来週やる (dekinakereba raishuu yaru) 🔥 Tip: Use ば to talk about hypotheticals or logical outcomes! #LearnJapanese #Bunpro #日本語勉強中

✨かな vs かしら✨ Both mean “I wonder…” but the nuance is different! 🤔 👉 かな = casual, used by everyone 👉 かしら = polite, often feminine 📚 彼は来るかな？ 📚 雨が降るかしら？ Which one do you use? ⬇️ #LearnJapanese #Bunpro #日本語勉強中

✨【あまり〜ない】✨ = Not very / Not much / Hardly. Use with the ない-form to say something doesn’t happen much! 🍰 このケーキはあまり美味しくない。 👉 Not very tasty. 🍖 肉はあまり食べない。 👉 I don’t eat much meat. 💬 Try your own! #日本語 #文法 #Bunpro