JLPT N5 〜ながら JLPT N4 Giving Advice Japanese Grammar Song Listening (N5 Kanji, English Subtitles)

Описание: 立ち止まったまま (Standing Still) - Learn Japanese Grammar Through Music 🎵

A heartfelt Japanese song for a friend who can't let go of her ex-boyfriend, perfect for practicing essential JLPT N4 grammar patterns!

📚 JLPT N5 Grammar Point Featured:
〜ながら (while doing) - expressing contradictions and simultaneous actions:
笑いながら泣いてる - laughing while crying
強がりながら震えてる - acting tough while trembling
言いながら - while saying
考えながら迷ってる - hesitating while thinking

📚 JLPT N4 Grammar Points Featured:
〜ほうがいい (should/had better) - giving advice:
忘れたほうがいい - you should forget
消したほうがいい - you should delete
進んだほうがいい - you should move forward

〜といい (I hope/it would be good if) - expressing wishes for someone:
幸せになるといい - I hope you'll be happy
気づくといい - I hope you realize
目覚めるといい - I hope you wake up

🎤 Song Story:
This song is sung from the perspective of a concerned friend watching someone stay emotionally attached to an ex who ended the relationship. The lyrics capture the painful contradiction of claiming to move on while remaining frozen in place - answering his texts immediately, dropping everything when he calls, living by the "he says jump, you say how high" dynamic.

Perfect for Japanese learners who want to practice natural grammar patterns while enjoying emotional, relatable storytelling!

🎯 Best For:
JLPT N5 and N4 students
Intermediate Japanese learners
Anyone learning how to give advice and recommendations
Fans of J-pop friendship songs

💬 PRACTICE IN THE COMMENTS!
What advice would you give to a friend? Use these patterns: 〜ほうがいい + 〜といい
Example 1: 早く寝たほうがいい。元気になるといい。(You should sleep early. I hope you feel better.)
Example 2: もっと勉強したほうがいい。試験に合格するといい。(You should study more. I hope you pass the exam.)

✍️ Your turn! Write your own advice sentence using 〜ほうがいい and 〜といい in the comments below! I'll check and respond to as many as I can!
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