JLPT N4 Grammar List - Page 4
Master the intermediate grammar concepts required for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) N4. Each grammar topic includes detailed examples, providing you with the essential knowledge to build upon your foundational Japanese skills. If you're not familiar with N5 grammar yet, check out our JLPT N5 Grammar List first.
if… then
if (hypothetical condition)
if/when; after; once
if (when providing information)
even though; despite
even if
in the event of; if (a situation)
it seems; appears (inference from indirect evidence)
appears so; likely (based on observable cues)
it is said (hearsay)
it seems; appears
typical of; characteristic of
it appears; seems
should be (expected to be)
whether or not
expresses the speaker's intention or decision (e.g., 'I think I'll [verb]')
I hope that…
I heard that…
I want you to (do something)
expresses a wish for someone to do something in a specified manner