Step Up Nihongo 4 - Pack 4
Learn Real Japanese Used in Daily Life — Not Just Textbook Phrases!
These are Lessons 91 to 95 out of 100 Lessons from the Step Up Nihongo series - Japanese learning program, designed for beginners who want to build real communication ability step by step.
◆ Why Choose Step Up Nihongo? (The "Facts × Acts" Method)
Language learning is not just about memorizing phrases. It is important to learn how Japanese people actually think, speak, and respond in real situations. To do so, detail explantion "Facts" and practice "Acts" need to be carefully combined.
Step Up Nihongo focuses on real communication "Step-by-Step" through this idea.
◆ What You Will Get
In this pack, you will receive:
📦Interactive PDF Textbook (Lessons 91–95)
・Detailed Grammar Explanations: Clear, in-depth breakdowns of Japanese sentence structures.
・Ninja SUNtaro’s Explanations: Access fun, simple, and clear grammar explanation videos via built-in links.
・Visual Learning: Clickable links to Basic Conversation Models.
・Shadowing Videos: Dedicated video links designed for natural repetition and shadow-reading practice.
🎵 Downloadable MP3 Audio File
・Vocabulary Audio: Master correct pronunciation from day one.
・Drill Practice: Build muscle memory with interactive oral drills.
・Listening Comprehension Tests: Evaluate your progress with dedicated listening quizzes (Answers included!).
◆What you will learn
🎯 After completing this pack, you will confidently be able to:
・use V-ながら to describe two actions happening at the same time.
・ask or explain what someone should do or how something should be done
・express that something is not possible or acceptable because of circumstances, responsibility, or obligation.
・use ~まま to describe doing something while maintaining an existing state
・distinguish between ~ことにする and ~ことになる
・to describe personal routines, established rules, and scheduled arrangements.
・to express a target or desired result, including “so that…” and “in such a way that…”.
・to describe a change in ability, behavior, or state, usingUse ~ようになる
・tell or ask someone to do or not to do something in a natural and polite way.
・use ~っけ to casually recall information.
◆ How to Study for Best Results
🧠Follow our proven learning flow for maximum retention:
1. Read the detailed structural explanations in the PDF.
2. Watch the conceptual videos and Ninja SUNtaro’s guides via active links.
3. Speak along with the audio (Shadowing & Repetition).
4. Test your real-world listening skills with the included comprehension quizzes.
◆Who this is for
・Intermediates looking for a structured, step-by-step curriculum.
・Self-Learners planning to live or work in Japan
◆Product Details & Access
・Format: Digital Product (Instant Download)
・What's Included: 5 Complete Lessons (Interactive PDFs + MP3s + Video Links)
・Access: Lifetime access. Study at your own pace, anytime, anywhere. Start your Japanese journey with real, usable language today.