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Chapter 7 of 125

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Chapter 7 Easy Japanese listening (N5-N4) | vlog in YOKOHAMA Not completed N4
What this chapter covers

This sentence describes popular shopping spots in Yokohama, mentioning the Red Brick Warehouse and a mall, emphasizing that there are many places to shop.

Vocabulary

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noun

New Essential

あかレンガ

Red Brick (warehouse)

Refers to the famous Red Brick Warehouse shopping area in Yokohama.

noun

New Essential

モール

mall

Means a shopping mall, a place for buying things.

noun/verb

New Essential

かいもの

shopping

Dictionary form: 買い物する

Refers to the act of shopping, the main activity mentioned.

noun

Review Essential

ところ

place

Dictionary form: ところ

Used here to mean places or locations where shopping happens.

adjective

New Essential

おおい

many, a lot

Dictionary form: 多い

Describes that there are many shopping places.

adverb

New Normal

あっち

over there

Dictionary form: あちら

Indicates a direction or location away from the speaker.

Grammar

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N5 New
Essential

Particle to

Marks a quotation or a companion, and can join nouns as “and.”

Example from this video

The particle と is used here in the form とか to list examples like 'Red Brick and the mall'.

N5 Review
Normal

Particle ni

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

Example from this video

The particle に marks the location where the mall exists.

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Japanese

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There are like, Red Brick, and the mall over there, there are a lot of places to shop, so

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