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Would it be correct to sum it up by saying 「だよ」is a casual form of「です」? Also, what would be a correct translation of「なん」in:「君だよ、君なんだよ」? (It's from a song) Thank you

As a foreigner, is it ok to say Azasu during checkout at a konbini or retail store in Japan? Thanks

Hello! Well, if you asked me why I am vegan I would tell you: It is proven that it is healthy not to eat animals, and we also know that they suffer just like people and that they live tortured from birth... 🥲 For something that we do not need. So, why eat them? It's a habit that can end 🌎. Vegetarians: They do not eat meat or fish (for health or ethics) Vegans; They reject all animal products for ethics, to avoid causing unnecessary pain. 🌼🌻🌷🌱😄

Can you eat head of saury?

Thank you for the enlightenment

귀엽다 당신은 이케맨입니다..//

Bullshit

I love how the Japanese give each other space. In iowa you could be on ice in a white out and some guy in a truck is 2 inces from your rear bumber.

It took you 2 minutes 39 seconds to explain the origin instead of just telling us what it means? Daisuke, KISAMAA-A!!!

My man upload

date please ?

And I thought "yo" is used in present continuous tense.

I used to want to learn Japanese in the past years. I heard many times "surunda" word from some context, but couldn't figure it out. I think it is a tense of a word or word with prefix/suffix.

In my language Assamese there's a kinda same word for "sokka" called "sake" 😁

I already try this Australian bottle shop import it into Australia ,so I have to go to Japan to try it.

Hi Daisuke, chanced upon your channel while doing research about my trip. i'm visiting hokkaido this early to mid december for a trip with my family. Have driven in snow before but would like to seek you advice. I'm going with my wife and 2 little children, so we will renting a Suzuki Solio but planning to get a 4wd, but i'm not sure if its really needed. We will travelling Sapporo > asahikawa > noboribetsu > niseko > sapporo. do you think the suzuki solio will do the job? Also, the longest part of our journey would be asahikawa > noboribetsu, it says 245km and 2hr 52mins on google maps, i will be using the expressway but in your experience do you think thats realistic in winter time? thank you so much!

Thank you!

Thanks you, you save me from buying a new keycaps.

some word in hiragana like ん is quite hard to do if you straight up use n it wouldnt work. the input that should be used is nn which will results in ん

I started learning japanese cuz rengoku

Thank you, i've had a tough time understanding the difference between these!

Watching tutorial and drinking "Asahi Super Dry" (from a bottle) already... Really good beer, domo arigato & na zdrowie😁👍

Very useful. You resolved the object of my inquiry.

Thank you, I enjoyed watching this beautiful city

Thank you for this video. It helps me to understand better your waste disposal system. I'm Indonesian, we have a complex waste disposal management issue and one day i watched an Indonesian people who live in Japan video, she told that Japan's waste sorting and recycling system is very well-organized. It inspires me to sort waste following the Japanese way.❤

Thank you so much 👍

This's what i need! This really help me! Arigatouuu❤️❤️❤️❤️

I'm Brazilian, and I'm enjoying your videos

ありがとうございます。 今わかっている。

thank you!! this really helped me understand the differences between the words!

Learn new thing today! Thanks..😊

てゃんkよう

why do you use Kara as time markers here? for Ima kara and Sengetsu kara

こんにちは ビデオがすきだけど しつもおん が ありむあす。Do we say ~だけど before a noun? 答えをたのしみにしています!

Very interesting! I am Colombian and live in Aruba so we come from a culture where physical affection is very normal. It depends on the relationship you have with each person of course, we don't hug random strangers and even if we know you we don't always hug so it depends on context. When meeting a man/woman we shake hands and kiss the air next to our cheeks and when meeting man/man we just shake hands. We are polite in the beginning but ten to quickly loosen up formalities once we get to know the person. The biggest difference would be that we always hug our parents and spouses and show a lot of physical affection. It can also brighten up your day and feel the warmth of someone you like/love. They also do that in America and Europe. I am going to Japan next year so I wish to learn as much as I can.

Line aru?

Konnichiwa

Yg sampeyan ngunyah ny mane njeng

What about when you call other people’s fathers?

So essentialy kore is used when you talk about something without reffering to a person but if it's related to someone then use kono right ?

Thank you your explanation is very good

how type ( o ) nipah

Daisuke you are ikemen da .. I dont know why you called yourself ikemen

You made it more confusing

I mean If I say someone politely, could you show me your bare oshiri? There is a chance I might actually get to see? However, saying this in an ordering tone like, Show me your ketsu, right here right now? I might get hurt instead? I mean its pacha after all I'm asking to show and I'm not even a doctor.. Well, glad to learn something new

I love your channel. I learn words I never would’ve searched on my own. Plus it makes me nostalgic. I miss Sapporo and Chitose.

ずっと前に北海道に住んでいました。懐かしい…

What if I want to freely type in Katakana? Sometimes I want to type a word that isn't a real word (like a company name for example) and the Katakana conversion won't appear in the suggestions list.

How do you type a dakuten on a Japanese keyboard?