JLPT N3 Grammar: 〜切る (How to say "to do completely~" in Japanese)

The video begins with a discussion on reading habits, highlighting a recent book that was read in one day. It then transitions to explaining the term 'cut' in the context of JLPT N-3, which means to complete something fully. The speaker shares a personal experience at a Thai restaurant, where they ordered more food than they could eat. The video concludes with a thank you to the viewers.

What activity does the speaker enjoy doing in their free time?

• Cooking

• Reading books

• Watching movies

• Playing sports

What does the term 'cut' signify in the context of the JLPT N-3 humanities exam?

• To avoid doing something

• To do something partially

• To start something new

• To complete something fully

What type of food does the speaker express a fondness for?

• Indian food

• Italian food

• Mexican food

• Thai food

What happened when the speaker ordered food at the Thai restaurant?

• They ordered too little

• They finished all the food

• They disliked the food

• They couldn't eat all the food

How does the speaker relate their dining experience to the concept of 'cut'?

• By finishing all the food

• By ordering a variety of dishes

• By not being able to complete the meal

• By cooking the food themselves