JLPT N5 Grammar: 〜ので (How to say "because of..." in Japanese)

The video introduces the Comte Academy and its locations in Tokyo and Yokohama. It discusses how to express illness and take breaks from class politely. Various examples are provided to illustrate reasons for taking breaks, such as feeling tired or having a headache. The video also covers using affirmative sentences to explain reasons and explores why people study Japanese, including for work or travel purposes.

What is the main reason given for taking a break from classes in the video?

• Feeling unwell

• Studying for exams

• Attending a family event

• Traveling

Which of the following is a polite way to express missing classes?

• I'm sorry, I can't attend because I'm unwell.

• I'm skipping class.

• I forgot about the class.

• I don't want to attend.

Why might someone be tired and need a break from class, according to the video?

• Because work has been hard lately

• Because they went to a party

• Because they stayed up late watching TV

• Because they are bored

What is one reason mentioned for studying Japanese?

• To make Japanese friends

• To watch Japanese movies

• To travel in Japan

• To learn about Japanese cuisine

What is a benefit of using Japanese at work as mentioned in the video?

• It allows watching anime without subtitles

• It enhances communication skills

• It helps in learning new recipes

• It improves travel experiences