How to say "Because" or give a reason in Japanese | （long form) から。

The video tutorial involves a series of conversations and practice scenarios. It begins with a discussion about weekend plans and a book purchase, followed by repeated practice of the same conversation. The video then presents various practice scenarios where reasons for actions are explained, such as why someone might choose a particular mode of transport or not attend an event. The tutorial concludes with questions for reflection, encouraging learners to think about their own responses in similar situations.

Why does Risa-san decline the invitation to the movies on Saturday?

• She doesn't like movies.

• She has an appointment with a friend.

• She is going to France.

• She prefers to stay home.

What is the reason given for buying a book in French?

• To learn a new language.

• To gift it to a friend.

• Because of an upcoming trip to France.

• For a school project.

What is the main reason given for not taking a taxi?

• Taxis are expensive.

• Taxis are not available.

• Taxis are uncomfortable.

• Taxis are too slow.

Why does the speaker not understand kanji?

• They prefer hiragana.

• They don't have time to learn it.

• They find it too complex.

• They haven't studied it.

What is the reason for not attending parties?

• The speaker is busy at work.

• The speaker doesn't like socializing.

• Parties are boring.

• The speaker is out of town.

Why is a cake being bought?

• It's a family tradition.

• It's a holiday.

• It's a child's birthday.

• It's a special occasion.

What is the reason given for not playing sports?

• The speaker doesn't have time.

• The speaker is not athletic.

• The speaker doesn't really like sports.

• The speaker is injured.