～ませんか - Would you like to ～, Why don’t you～, Will you ～? Masenka

This video tutorial focuses on learning Japanese phrases, particularly the structure 'Would you like to...?' It includes vocabulary practice, dialogue examples, and sentence structure explanations. The lesson provides practical examples for using these phrases in various contexts, helping learners to construct sentences and engage in basic conversations. The tutorial concludes with a summary and suggestions for further practice.

What is the main phrase introduced in the lesson?

• Where is the library?

• How are you today?

• Would you like to eat pizza at that restaurant?

• Can you speak Japanese?

Which of the following is NOT a vocabulary word mentioned in the lesson?

• Airplane

• Library

• Restaurant

• Beautiful woman

In the context of the lesson, what does 'Verve Plus' refer to?

• A sentence structure for making proposals

• A famous Japanese movie

• A Japanese holiday

• A type of Japanese food

Which activity is NOT used as an example in the practical examples section?

• Flying a kite

• Going to karaoke

• Playing beach tennis

• Eating rice

Which day is mentioned in the context of going to Kamakura?

• Wednesday

• Saturday

• Monday

• Friday

What is the purpose of using the phrase 'Would you like to...' in the lesson?

• To ask for directions

• To express a strong opinion

• To describe past events

• To make polite invitations or proposals

What is the suggested activity for Sunday in the lesson?

• Studying in the library

• Watching a movie

• Playing tennis

• Going to a restaurant