JLPT N4 Grammar - そうだ (How to say "it looks like it's going to rain" in Japanese)

The video tutorial begins with an observation of weather changes, predicting rain based on cloud appearance and wind. It introduces the JLPT N4 level, focusing on its various meanings and usage in predicting imminent events. Practical examples are provided, such as predicting rain and a conversation about a shirt button with Nami. The tutorial concludes with a summary of the discussed topics.

What change in the weather is observed at the beginning of the video?

• The sun is shining brightly.

• It starts snowing heavily.

• The temperature rises significantly.

• Clouds appear and the wind gets cold.

What is the main focus of the JLPT N4 lesson in the video?

• Discussing cultural differences.

• Practicing pronunciation of difficult words.

• Understanding how to predict events based on observations.

• Learning new vocabulary words.

How does the video illustrate the concept of predicting events?

• By showing a cooking demonstration.

• By discussing a historical event.

• By observing the sky and predicting rain.

• By reading a story.

What is the practical example used in the video to demonstrate the concept?

• A conversation about a button on a shirt.

• A debate about climate change.

• A discussion about a broken window.

• A story about a lost dog.

What does the conversation about the button on the shirt illustrate?

• The importance of fashion.

• The concept of predicting an event that is about to happen.

• How to sew a button.

• The history of clothing.