Day N4 - 20 - Moving to Osaka

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Visual exercise: Daily N4 - Day 20

Summary: A person is moving to Osaka for work next month. A coworker feels sad but supports the move. Before leaving, the coworker borrows a suitcase and thanks them.

This exercise complements the shadowing training in the YomiNihongo app.

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How to use this exercise
First, practice the dialogue in the app by listening and repeating the lines.
Then, observe the images below and try to reconstruct what was said.
Practice the dialogue in the app before starting the visual exercise.

1. Look at the images.

2. Try to reconstruct the dialogue in the app

Now open the app and go to the Dynamic Text feature.

The dialogue does not need to be exact.
Look carefully at each scene and try to remember what the characters said.
Try to reconstruct the conversation in your own words while keeping the general meaning of the dialogue.
You do not need to use the exact same vocabulary, grammar, or sentence order as the original text.
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Write

Write the Japanese sentences you remember.

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Analyze

Check each word and its translation.

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Ask AI

Use the AI Assistant to review your sentences.

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Compare

Compare your version with the original text.

In the app: Menu → Texts → + New Text Dynamic

3. Grammars used

This text includes grammar points that were introduced in previous lessons. They are used again here to help reinforce your understanding and provide additional practice in a natural context.

Grammar Link
〜らしい → seems like Explanation
〜ăȘら → if so Explanation
～たに → even though Explanation
V[た-form]ばかり～ → just did ～ Explanation
V[お-form]ăă‚ŒăŸă™ → do for me/us Explanation
* Some links lead to external websites with additional explanations and examples.
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Final tip
For better practice, follow this cycle: listen → repeat → remember → write → analyze → compare → listen again
Go back to the app, listen again, and keep improving your Japanese.
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AI-generated content
The dialogue, images, audio, and exercises on this page were generated with the help of artificial intelligence for Japanese study practice.

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