Chapter 2 of 125

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Easy Japanese listening (N5-N4) | vlog in YOKOHAMA Not completed N4

Japanese subtitle

今日は、横浜に来ました。

Show English translation

I'm here in Yokohama today.

Chapter meaning

This chapter introduces a simple sentence where the speaker states that they have come to Yokohama today.

Vocabulary

Words for this clip

3 items
noun New
Essential

今日

きょう

today

Dictionary form: 今日

Indicates the time when the speaker is in Yokohama.

proper noun New
Essential

横浜

よこはま

Yokohama (city name)

Dictionary form: 横浜

The place where the speaker has come.

verb New
Essential

来ました

きました

came (polite past form)

Dictionary form: 来る

Expresses the action of coming to Yokohama.

Grammar

Patterns in context

3 points
N5 New
Essential

〜は

Topic particle wa

Marks what the sentence is about or sets up a contrast.

From the video
今日は

The particle は marks 今日 (today) as the topic of the sentence.

N5 New
Essential

〜に

Particle ni

Marks a destination, point in time, recipient, or location of existence.

From the video
横浜に

The particle に marks 横浜 as the destination where the speaker came.

N5 New
Essential

〜た/〜ました

Past tense

Expresses an action or state completed in the past.

From the video
来ました

The verb 来る is in polite past form 来ました, indicating the action of coming happened in the past.

Exercises

Check your understanding

3 questions
Question 1

What does '今日は' mean in this sentence?

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Question 2

What does the particle に indicate in '横浜に来ました'?

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Question 3

What tense is the verb 来ました in this sentence?

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Your latest submission replaces the previous exercise score.