JLPT N3 Grammar - 〜たとたん (How to say "just as~" in Japanese)

The video tutorial discusses a grammar concept where one event happens immediately after another, often unexpectedly. The teacher provides examples to illustrate this concept, such as feeling dizzy after standing up, calling after getting off a train, and being surprised by a cat after opening a door. The lesson concludes with a summary of the examples and the grammar rule.

What is the main idea discussed in the introduction of the video?

• The benefits of standing up quickly.

• The importance of grammar rules.

• How to avoid feeling dizzy.

• The concept of immediate consequences.

Which of the following is an example of an immediate consequence?

• Planning a vacation.

• Cooking dinner.

• Reading a book.

• Feeling dizzy after standing up.

In the video, what happens as soon as the meeting starts?

• The meeting is canceled.

• The lights go out.

• The speaker begins to talk.

• Someone's stomach starts to hurt.

What unexpected event occurs when the door is opened in the final example?

• A dog runs in.

• A person enters.

• A cat is seen.

• A bird flies out.

What is the common theme among the examples provided in the video?

• Scheduled meetings.

• Long-term planning.

• Unexpected immediate consequences.

• Planned events.