JLPT N2 Grammar: ～ばかりはいられない (How to say "I can't keep..." in Japanese)

The video tutorial by Yunatsu Kotono discusses the challenges of balancing play and study during long holidays, especially when exams are approaching. It explains grammar related to this context and provides a dialogue example involving JLPT exam results. The tutorial also covers verbs expressing emotions and their opposites, offering advice on handling disappointment and setbacks. The video concludes with a motivational message to keep trying despite challenges.

What is the main reason the speaker cannot just play during the long holiday?

• They have to work.

• They are feeling unwell.

• They have exams coming up.

• They have a family event.

After passing the JLPT N3, what does the speaker feel they need to do next?

• Start studying for N2.

• Travel abroad.

• Take a break from studying.

• Celebrate with friends.

What emotion is often associated with passing an exam, according to the speaker?

• Joy

• Fear

• Sadness

• Anger

What is the suggested action when all your computer data disappears?

• Ignore the problem.

• Buy a new computer.

• Be sad and do nothing.

• Take it to a repair shop.

What is the opposite of the verb 'to rejoice' as mentioned in the video?

• To be sad

• To be delighted

• To cry

• To laugh