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JLPT N5 Grammar: Past Japanese Verbs

Опубликовано: 04 Август 2013
на канале: Clayton MacKnight
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In this N5 Grammar video, I go over how to talk about past actions in Japanese. Watch the video to learn more and start practicing this grammar today. Be sure to subscribe for more videos.

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