🌸 About this video
Welcome to my Japanese listening series 3min Japanese / 10min Japanese.
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In this episode, I talk about the Japanese proverb “Hayaoki wa Sanmon no Toku”
(Early to bed, early to rise brings small but steady benefits).
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The story is told in clear, learner-friendly Japanese, focusing on real-life habits and motivation.
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🎧 This video is perfect for:
・JLPT N3 learners
・Lower-intermediate Japanese learners
・Learners who want to improve listening with real topics
・Anyone interested in Japanese proverbs and daily life
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Through this episode, you will learn vocabulary and expressions related to daily habits, motivation, and Japanese culture.
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📚 Level
Lower Intermediate (JLPT N3)
Natural but clear narration for listening and shadowing practice.
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💡 How to use this video
✔️ Listen once to understand the main idea
✔️ Listen again and focus on expressions and grammar
✔️ Use the Study PDF to review vocabulary, and quiz questions
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⚠️ Note:
In the video, I mention that a quiz is available on italki.
However, this quiz has been removed.
The quiz is now included in the Study PDF.
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📄 Study PDF (Free)
A free Study PDF for this episode is available on Ko-fi.
It includes:
・Full script
・Vocabulary list
・True / False quiz (with answers)
👉 Download here:
https://ko-fi.com/s/e45207fad5
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☕ Support My Channel
If you enjoy my videos, you can support my work on Ko-fi.
Your support helps me continue creating Japanese learning materials.
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🏯 About Meg
I am a Japanese teacher creating listening materials through stories and real-life topics.
I also work as a certified Administrative Scrivener (immigration specialist) in Japan.
Immigration & visa support:
👉 https://www.trust-gyosei.com/immigration-en/
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