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Intermediate Japanese III – JLPT N4 Grammar

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Intermediate Japanese III – JLPT N4 Grammar
Intermediate Japanese III – JLPT N4 Grammar
Published 9/2026
Created by Keishu Ide
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 14 Lectures ( 1h 53m ) | Size: 1.2 GB


Learn passive, causative, honorific, supposition, and other key intermediate Japanese grammar toward JLPT N4.

What you'll learn


⚡ Use Japanese expressions for supposition, guessing, and uncertainty.
⚡ Understand and use passive, causative, and passive-causative verb forms.
⚡ Use basic respectful and humble Japanese expressions in appropriate situations.
⚡ Strengthen intermediate Japanese grammar and sentence patterns toward JLPT N4-level proficiency.

Requirements


❗ Learners should have completed Intermediate Japanese II or have an equivalent understanding of intermediate Japanese grammar and essential verb forms.

Description


Complete your intermediate Japanese foundation with practical grammar and sentence patterns used in everyday communication.
Intermediate Japanese III is designed for learners who have completed Intermediate Japanese II or already have a solid understanding of intermediate Japanese grammar and essential verb forms.
In this course, you will learn
✨ Expressions for supposition, guessing, and uncertainty
✨ How to form and use the Japanese passive form
✨ How to form and use the Japanese causative form
✨ How to use the passive-causative form
✨ Basic Japanese honorific expressions
✨ Respectful language
✨ Humble language
✨ Additional intermediate Japanese expressions and sentence patterns
✨ Grammar skills that help strengthen your foundation toward JLPT N4-level Japanese
Each lesson includes clear video explanations and practice activities to help you understand how these grammar structures are used in Japanese sentences.
You can study at your own pace and review each lesson whenever needed. The course follows a structured, step-by-step approach so that you can gradually become more confident using more advanced Japanese grammar and expressions.
By the end of Intermediate Japanese III, you will be able to understand and use passive, causative, passive-causative, honorific, and other important intermediate Japanese expressions with greater confidence. You will also have completed the Japanese Language Hub course sequence from Basic Japanese I through Intermediate Japanese III and strengthened your grammar foundation toward JLPT N4-level Japanese.

Who this course is for


⭐ Learners who have completed Intermediate Japanese II and want to continue developing their Japanese skills.
⭐ Students who already understand essential Japanese verb forms and intermediate sentence patterns.
⭐ Learners who want to communicate more naturally and express more complex ideas in Japanese.
⭐ Students who want to strengthen their grammar foundation toward JLPT N4-level Japanese.

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https://www.udemy.com/course/intermediate-japanese-iii-jlpt-n4-grammar


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