Transportation vocabulary in action: short preview｜JLPT

Do you ever feel like you know the transportation vocabulary but still struggle to combine it naturally in real sentences?

I’ve just released a new lecture in my Intensive Lecture Series:
"Expand Vocabulary: Transportation."

The full lecture is for students in my course, but today I’m sharing a free preview with you.

In this preview, I handpicked a few key collocations for everyday public transportation.
Can you say "to pedal a bicycle" and "to get on a bicycle" in Japanese—and which particle fits?
Follow my clear, step-by-step explanation.

The lesson is taught entirely in Japanese (upper N4 to early N3 level), so you’ll strengthen your listening while learning useful, real-world combinations. It’s a simple way to experience my teaching style and see how helpful these intensive reviews can be.

Let’s study together!
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