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N5 Japanese Listening Practice | Everyday Dialogue with Furigana Welcome to our Japanese learning series! This video is designed for N5-level students who want to practice real-life conversational Japanese. In this very long dialogue (over 80 sentences!), a foreign businessman, William, buys a train ticket from Tanaka-san. Their conversation is packed with information about train costs, famous food (matcha ice cream!), local transportation, and sightseeing schedules in Kyoto. What's in this video: A full-length, natural conversation On-screen Japanese text with Furigana for all Kanji A mini-quiz at the end to test your comprehension Key Vocabulary: 切符[きっぷ] (kippu): Ticket. 片道[かたみち] (katamichi): One-way. 往復[おうふく] (ōfuku): Round trip. 約[やく] (yaku): Approximately, about. 出身[しゅっしん] (shusshin): Origin, hometown. 金閣寺[きんかくじ] (Kinkaku-ji): Kinkaku-ji Temple (The Golden Pavilion). 湯葉[ゆば] (yuba): Tofu skin (a Kyoto specialty). 親切[しんせつ] (shinsetsu): Kind (na-adjective). Key Grammar: [Place]まで[Noun]が欲[ほ]しいです ([place] made [noun] ga hoshii desu): "I want [noun] up to [place]." Used here to express wanting a ticket to a destination. [Time/Distance]ぐらいかかります ([time/distance] gurai kakarimasu): Used to ask or state the amount of time or cost something takes. (e.g., 二時間半ぐらいかかります - It takes about 2.5 hours). [Noun]は[Adjective]で、[Noun]です ([noun] wa [adjective] de, [noun] desu): The ~de form of a na-adjective (素敵[すてき]な - 素敵[すてき]で) or a noun/copula (です - で) used to link sentences and list reasons or characteristics. (e.g., 金色[きんいろ]で、とても美[うつく]しいです - It's gold and very beautiful). [Action]てみたいです ([action]te mitai desu): The ~te miru form means "to try to do something." ~tai desu is "want to do." Combined: "I want to try to do [action]." (e.g., 食べてみたいです - I want to try eating it). If you find this video helpful, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe for more Japanese lessons! Leave your answers to the quiz in the comments below, and let us know what you'd like to learn next.