How to say you have to or must in Japanese | ～なければいけません

The video tutorial covers various aspects of daily life, focusing on the use of 'have to' and 'has to be' to express necessity and obligation. It includes examples related to weekend plans, exam preparation, meeting readiness, and daily routines. The tutorial also provides practice exercises and Q&A sessions to reinforce the concepts taught.

What is the main reason the speaker stays home on weekends?

• To host a party

• To clean the house

• To prepare for an exam

• To relax and watch TV

What does the phrase 'has to be' express?

• A preference

• A necessity

• A possibility

• A suggestion

What time does the speaker need to leave to catch the train?

• 7:00 AM

• 7:30 AM

• 7:50 AM

• 8:00 AM

What is the first activity the speaker practices in the morning?

• Leaving the house

• Getting up

• Submitting a report

• Booking a hotel

Where does the speaker need to return the books?

• The school

• The office

• The library

• The bookstore

What is necessary to do before traveling?

• Pack a suitcase

• Call a friend

• Book a hotel

• Buy a map

What is the speaker's plan for tomorrow morning?

• Get up at 6:00 AM

• Get up at 8:00 AM

• Get up at 9:00 AM

• Get up at 7:00 AM