JLPT N3 Grammar: 〜かける (How to say "Halfway through..." in Japanese)

The video discusses the challenges of completing tasks, using reading books and cooking as examples. It introduces the concept of doing things halfway, particularly in the context of the JLPT N-3 humanities. The speaker shares personal experiences and examples to illustrate the idea of tasks left incomplete, emphasizing the importance of finishing what one starts.

What is a common reason mentioned for not finishing books?

• Books are too long

• Too many books

• Getting bored

• Lack of time

What does the speaker mean by 'halfway through'?

• Completing a task

• Finishing a task

• Starting a task

• Doing something partially

What example is used to illustrate the concept of incomplete tasks?

• Cleaning the house

• Making dinner

• Reading a book

• Writing a letter

What happened while the speaker was making dinner?

• The speaker finished cooking

• The speaker went out

• A friend called

• The dinner was burned

What is the outcome of the phone call during dinner preparation?

• Dinner was left half-cooked

• Dinner was overcooked

• Dinner was served

• Dinner was completed