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Japanese grade: CEFR-B1 advanced Japanese conversation
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●This series is a video that answers questions from learners. It explains how to use the adverbs "Sugu", "Kyū ni", and "Totuzen", which are also asked in the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
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[Japanese short lessons/Video list of answering learners' questions]
• 日本語小授業/CEFR-A1~C2
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About the commentator of this video
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◆Leader (Yasui Tomomi): After graduating from university, she taught Japanese at elementary, junior high and high schools in Australia. After returning to Japan, she worked at a Japanese language school, but was unsuccessful and changed jobs to a sales position in another industry. After experiencing BtoC and BtoB sales, she returned to the Japanese language education industry. She is involved in a wide variety of Japanese language education, including Japanese language schools, vocational schools, business people, refugees, specific skills, and other volunteer activities. Her students come from over 50 countries. She has developed unique know-how that leads people from zero beginner level Japanese to employment in 60 days. She is currently the principal of a Japanese language school.
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#Japanese language proficiency test