| JLPT N4 Grammar Point | Found in Minna no Nihongo (Lesson) | | :--- | :--- | | (If/When) | Lesson 26 | | ~nagara (While doing) | Lesson 28 | | ~te oku (To do in advance) | Lesson 33 | | ~eba (Conditional if) | Lesson 35 | | ~ta hou ga ii (Had better) | Lesson 37 | | ~tsumorida (Intend to) | Lesson 39 | | ~saseru (Causative form) | Lesson 42 | | ~temo ii desu ka (May I...?) | Lesson 43 (Review) |
If you complete the second volume of "Minna no Nihongo," you will have covered approximately 90% of the grammar and vocabulary required for the N4 exam. To illustrate the alignment, here are key N4 grammar points and where they appear in "Minna no Nihongo" (Shokyu II): jlpt n4 minna no nihongo
For learners of Japanese as a second language, two names carry significant weight: the JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) , specifically the N4 level, and the textbook series "Minna no Nihongo" . | JLPT N4 Grammar Point | Found in