JLPT N2 Grammar: ～だけ～てみる (How to say "I'll give it a go!" in Japanese)

Yunatsu Kotono introduces herself and discusses a grammar topic, using examples like making restaurant reservations. She shares her language learning journey, including her plans to take an English exam. The video encourages viewers to try their best and consider joining an academy class for further practice.

What is the main reason the speaker hesitates to visit the restaurant?

• It's always crowded.

• It's too expensive.

• It's not open on weekends.

• It's too far away.

What is the speaker's approach to making a reservation at the restaurant?

• They decide not to try.

• They plan to visit in person.

• They decide to call and try anyway.

• They ask a friend to make the reservation.

What grammatical concept does the speaker introduce?

• Using past tense verbs.

• Using future tense verbs.

• Using the dictionary form of verbs.

• Using conditional verbs.

What personal goal does the speaker mention?

• Learning a new language.

• Taking an English exam.

• Traveling to Japan.

• Writing a book.

What attitude does the speaker encourage viewers to adopt?

• A positive and determined mindset.

• A passive approach.

• A negative mindset.

• An indifferent attitude.