頻度の副詞導入 - Frequency Adverbs in Japanese

This video tutorial introduces Japanese verb sentences featuring frequency adverbs. It covers vocabulary such as 'Mayanichi' (every day), 'Yoku' (often), 'Tokidoki' (sometimes), 'Amari' (not often), and 'Zen Zen' (never). The lesson provides example sentences and explains the order of frequency adverbs from high to low. Practice exercises are included to reinforce learning, and the lesson concludes with questions for further practice.

What does the phrase 'Tokidoki koende Jogginguo shimasu' mean?

• Sometimes I jog in the park

• I often jog in the park

• I always jog in the park

• I never jog in the park

Which of the following means 'often' in Japanese?

• Mayanichi

• Yoku

• Zen Zen

• Tokidoki

What is the Japanese word for 'letter'?

• Shimbun

• Tegami

• Hana Shimas

• Sportso

What is the correct order of frequency adverbs from high to low?

• Zen Zen, Amari, Tokidoki, Yoku, Mayanichi

• Tokidoki, Yoku, Mayanichi, Amari, Zen Zen

• Yoku, Mayanichi, Tokidoki, Zen Zen, Amari

• Mayanichi, Yoku, Tokidoki, Amari, Zen Zen

Which adverb requires a negative verb form?

• Tokidoki

• Amari

• Yoku

• Mayanichi

How would you say 'I never watch TV' using the correct frequency adverb?

• Zen Zen tedibio mimasen

• Yoku tedibio mimasen

• Tokidoki tedibio mimasen

• Amari tedibio mimasen

Which sentence correctly uses 'Tokidoki'?

• Tokidoki tedibio mimasen

• Tokidoki kohio nomimas

• Tokidoki benkyo shimasen

• Tokidoki ho no yomimas