JLPT N3 Grammar - ~てもかまわない (How to say "It doesn't matter if..." in Japanese)

The video tutorial covers the JLPT N-3 humanities, focusing on using humanities to ask or give permission. It explains the nuances of using this expression, especially in formal settings, and provides a test scenario where students can use a dictionary. The tutorial also discusses the etiquette of calling someone and whether it might be considered a nuisance.

What is the main focus of the JLPT N-3 humanities lesson introduced in the video?

• The role of humanities in science

• The history of humanities

• The concept of permission

• The use of humanities in art

Why should the permission expression not be used with seniors or superiors?

• It is not grammatically correct

• It is too complex to understand

• It is seen as disrespectful

• It is considered too informal

In what context is it appropriate to use the permission expression discussed in the video?

• When writing a formal letter

• When speaking to a superior

• When asking a peer for a favor

• When addressing a large audience

What is the teacher's stance on using a dictionary during the test?

• It is only allowed for certain students

• It is strictly prohibited

• It is allowed and encouraged

• It is allowed but discouraged

What does the teacher's example of calling someone illustrate about the permission expression?

• It explains how to end a conversation

• It highlights the importance of context

• It demonstrates how to give compliments

• It shows how to apologize