JLPT N4 Grammar - 間に (How to use "while/between" in Japanese)

The video tutorial covers the use of 'while' and 'between' in time expressions for JLPT N4 humanities. It explains how 'while' is used to describe actions within a time frame and provides examples, such as climbing Mt. Fuji while in Japan. The tutorial also discusses using 'between' for time intervals, like calling between 7 and 8 o'clock. Continuous expressions are briefly touched upon, and the lesson concludes with a summary of key points.

What does the term 'while' signify in the context of time?

• An indefinite period

• A specific point in time

• An action that occurs repeatedly

• A duration from start to end

In the example given, what is Sam advised to do while in Japan?

• Learn Japanese

• Climb Mt. Fuji

• Try sushi

• Visit Tokyo Tower

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of 'while'?

• While I was studying, it started raining.

• I will call you while I am at work.

• I will finish the project while I am on vacation.

• While I was on the phone, I cooked dinner.

What is the significance of 'between' in the context of making a phone call?

• It indicates a specific time

• It specifies a range of time

• It suggests a continuous action

• It denotes an uncertain time

What is the incorrect way to use 'between' as mentioned in the video?

• I will meet you between 3 and 4 PM.

• I was reading between 5 and 6 PM.

• Let's have lunch between 12 and 1 PM.

• I will call you between 7 and 8 PM.