@@arklanbk He means she doesn’t dumb down grammar explanation - you get the full understanding of it, even though the explanation takes much longer, that’s the kind of trade she makes and it’s worth it.
こんなに日本に行きたいと思ってくれる人がいて日本人としてとても嬉しいです。今私は英語を勉強していますが、日本語はとても複雑で難しいと思います。一緒に頑張りましょう！ There are people who want to go to Japan so much and I am very happy as a Japanese. I am studying English now, but I think Japanese is very complicated and difficult. Let's work hard together!
I think the reason why Japanese can be quite hard is because of the vocabulary and the amount of words you need to learn. Especially for Europeans such as me or Americans, there are not really much connections between the words. The grammar of Japanese might be kinda hard but in fact, if you invest a bit of time in it, it can actually be quite easy, although I sometimes see sentences which could have different possible interpretations / translations which is kinda meh... But in the end, the reason why I am writing this in English right now and not in Japanese is most likely because my vocabulary sucks, not my grammar. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
You’re so helpful!!! I love that you explain common mistakes and explain why we say things the way we do. It’s very informational! I play your videos on repeat in the background while I clean and drive and I’ve learned so much that way alone. I love this channel!!!
かわいい日本語先生 lol :P keep it up though, I love how you break down the words, the kanji, and then make sure to use them in sentences so makes it easier to remember.
You are so lovely, and it is easy to understand your instructions, thank you. Turkish is almost the same in terms of grammar, so I can easily build my sentences as I learn a new word.
best teacher ever thanks so much you help me a lot i've now been studying japanese for 1 year and 3 months and you've been there since nearly the start thank you so much 😊 みさ先生は一番先生ですね！本当に有難うございます😄
Think I might've said it before ...but I'll say it again. This 7 day series was great! Misa sensei wa hone o orimashita (In case I sad that wrong : thank you for going to so much effort to make it ) domo arigatou gozaimashita
Hints to remember the kanjis from that videos: 遠い "far" has the similar part as in 公園 "park", 近い "close" has the similar part as in both 所 "place/part" and 場所 "place", not to mention that 場所 has the exact second kanji
i visited Japan before learning Japanese. I'm learning Japanese now because I have 2 beautiful grand-daughters by my son's marriage to a Japanese lady. I hope to visit Japan again sometime later.
Hello Misa :) . First of all i want to thank you for all your videos that are so so !!! useful to me to learn japanese !!!!!: ) About this video i have a question : in got a sentence in a japanese method that i do not really understand : 家は通りの近くにあります: I don't understand why there is a "の" before 近く? Can you help me? Thanks a lot. :)
Hi Misa! I'm sorry if this question has nothing to do with this video, but I was wondering what I should start learning after mastering Hiragana and Katakana. Should I learn some words? sentences? kanji? the grammar or all of them at the same time? I recently started watching your videos and they've helped me a lot! I hope you can help me by answering this question! Thank you ^^
I balance doing most of those together. I'm steadily learning kanji on Wanikani (I NEVER pay for subscriptions, but this one was a really good exception), learning grammar with Tae Kim's Grammar Guide, learning as many miscellaneous vocabulary as possible, and practicing by slowly reading よつばと (totally recommend) and listening to as much as I can before reading subtitles. A lack of pure motivation from myself is why I recommend Wanikani. If you have some time everyday to just use it for a little, you can easily learn hundreds of kanji pretty quickly. I've been using it for about 6 months and can fluently read almost 500 kanji. Some people do it faster though. Tae was the only free grammar studying option, but I hear it's a little faster than other grammar books. Of course I use quizlet to rote memorize everything that will be useful to me. Finally, after doing these kinds of things for a few months, you'll be able to start actually reading. THAT should be your semi short goal at the moment. Honestly, I'm not sure what the best path is. I would feel bad if anybody was discouraged because I recommended a bad one, but I believe Wanikani and Tae Kim's Grammar guide to be great resources. Thanks for reading!
Thank you so much for your videos! They help with my self study. Could you do a video on the difference between 〜ている and 〜てある? I am always really confused. Here is an example sentence. 名前が書いてある。
てある is when you have a thing/object that has been finished and it physically exists there. Your example would mean that "the name has been written." If you said 名前を書いている that would be "I am writing the name." I don't think you could say 名前が書いている because that sounds like "the name is writing," which doesn't make a lot of sense. Just as a note 書いている is a verb, it's not the English noun "writing" like 書き物.
I think you need the は particle after 勉強する and the adjective いい after 一番. By the way, it's チャンネル, not シャネル. 「日本語を勉強することは、みささんのRUclipsのチャンネルは一番いいところです。」 would be my guess.
You can use よく as an adverb, but you should put the verb in there: はい、よく行きます。Other ways to say "often" include: 頻繁（ひんぱん）に行きます。But that sounds a little more bookish/formal to me.
How to say As-Syaams in Japanese? Or Jordan, Syria and Palestine? ヨルダンとシリアとパレスチナは世界で一番行きたい場所です。なんで日本じゃない？ハラーラ食べ物を探すのが難しいから。だって、オレはムスリムだ。でも、ミサ先生ありがとう！ミサ先生と日本語を勉強してるのが簡単だ。
You do not oversimplify things like others. That makes learning actually much easier. Thank you. 👍👍👍
...wot?
I think things are quite simplified, but you are right, it is a good level of simplification, not like many others I've seen.
@@arklanbk He means she doesn’t dumb down grammar explanation - you get the full understanding of it, even though the explanation takes much longer, that’s the kind of trade she makes and it’s worth it.
日本に行きたいです
僕も行きたい。
こんなビデオがとても役に立つと思います。ミサ先生ありがとうございま〜す
私もです ^^
こんなに日本に行きたいと思ってくれる人がいて日本人としてとても嬉しいです。今私は英語を勉強していますが、日本語はとても複雑で難しいと思います。一緒に頑張りましょう！
There are people who want to go to Japan so much and I am very happy as a Japanese. I am studying English now, but I think Japanese is very complicated and difficult. Let's work hard together!
I think the reason why Japanese can be quite hard is because of the vocabulary and the amount of words you need to learn. Especially for Europeans such as me or Americans, there are not really much connections between the words. The grammar of Japanese might be kinda hard but in fact, if you invest a bit of time in it, it can actually be quite easy, although I sometimes see sentences which could have different possible interpretations / translations which is kinda meh...
But in the end, the reason why I am writing this in English right now and not in Japanese is most likely because my vocabulary sucks, not my grammar. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
はい！日本が大好きですから、一人で日本語を勉強しています。ー緒に頑張りましょう！
Cheers from Brazil hahaha
Matheus Osorio I felt warm and fuzzy when the country I live in was acknowledged by Misa
Hoho more Brazilians XD hi there fellow neighbor! Also got surprised when she used our country in the example.
Ｍ４Ｃ４Ｃ０
Very impressed and happy that she used our country
yeh huehue
You’re so helpful!!! I love that you explain common mistakes and explain why we say things the way we do. It’s very informational! I play your videos on repeat in the background while I clean and drive and I’ve learned so much that way alone. I love this channel!!!
This Vocabmas series is worth its own notebook and it makes great reading on a bus or train. Thanks Sensei.
このシリーズは日本語能力のレベル構わずに役に立ちますね。一つでも、いつも新しいことを学べます！すごい！
5:14 同感だねｗ
ちな、俺はあるアニメに「誰の目にも留まらない場所で」と聞いたことあるな〜
毎日の単語が大好きです！ 続けてください！
Thanks,Teacher! I have been improving my japanese skills after started watching your lessons. You are AMAZING!!! THANK YOU!
かわいい日本語先生 lol :P keep it up though, I love how you break down the words, the kanji, and then make sure to use them in sentences so makes it easier to remember.
You are so lovely, and it is easy to understand your instructions, thank you. Turkish is almost the same in terms of grammar, so I can easily build my sentences as I learn a new word.
ミサ先生、ありがとうございます! あなたのクラスが大好きです! 本当にありがとう♥
best teacher ever thanks so much you help me a lot i've now been studying japanese for 1 year and 3 months and you've been there since nearly the start thank you so much 😊 みさ先生は一番先生ですね！本当に有難うございます😄
Great video, does your old paypal email still work from about 2 years ago?
Think I might've said it before ...but I'll say it again. This 7 day series was great! Misa sensei wa hone o orimashita (In case I sad that wrong : thank you for going to so much effort to make it ) domo arigatou gozaimashita
いつもとなりすごい授業でした！笑
ありがとございます。
Hints to remember the kanjis from that videos: 遠い "far" has the similar part as in 公園 "park", 近い "close" has the similar part as in both 所 "place/part" and 場所 "place", not to mention that 場所 has the exact second kanji
Watched couple of lessons so far, but really liked how lessons are created with easy to read examples on the screen & callouts! Thanks!
Your videos are amazing 👍
Another great video. Thanks!
Have a Happy New Year!
友達と一緒にプリアに行くつもりです。楽しみです！
私はもう三年日本語を勉強しますが、ちょっと時間があります。ですから、遅く進んで沢山なことを忘れました。みさ先生の授業は私をとても手伝います！ありがとうございました！
多分間違い多くです．．．ごめんなさい！
your hair looks amazing honestly
日本に絶対行きたいです！
オーストラリアに行きたい!
Misa先生ありがとうございます！
ビデオ作ってくれてありがとうございます。本当に手伝ったんでした！
Coming to Japan tomorrow! Yoshaaa, thanks for the lessons so far :D
You should make all your videos auto play to the next one! Thank you so much for your great lessons! Xxx
Misa Sensei,
You are the best keep up the hard work.
I like your sweet voice, thanks for all your help.
Thanks for the classes! Greetings from shiga ken! Keep it going!
おもしろい🙌どうもありがとうみささん😊
日本に行きたいです。
You're the best, Misa-sensei!
🇧🇷
i visited Japan before learning Japanese. I'm learning Japanese now because I have 2 beautiful grand-daughters by my son's marriage to a Japanese lady. I hope to visit Japan again sometime later.
ありがとうございます
I’m definitely visiting one day!
PERFECT°! Love you as always!
アメリカに行きたいです!
北海道に行きたいです！
Thank you!😀
すごい ＝すごく
超〜 ＝すごく ＝とっても
とっても ＝とても
東京に行きたいです
そこに行って、カプセルホテルを見たい。
Thanks 🙏🏻
Hello Misa :) . First of all i want to thank you for all your videos that are so so !!! useful to me to learn japanese !!!!!: ) About this video i have a question : in got a sentence in a japanese method that i do not really understand : 家は通りの近くにあります: I don't understand why there is a "の" before 近く? Can you help me? Thanks a lot. :)
Maybe it's because "通りの近くに" is originally short for 通りの近くの場所に"" .It's difficult!
青森行きたいですよ。
Hi Misa! I'm sorry if this question has nothing to do with this video, but I was wondering what I should start learning after mastering Hiragana and Katakana. Should I learn some words? sentences? kanji? the grammar or all of them at the same time? I recently started watching your videos and they've helped me a lot! I hope you can help me by answering this question! Thank you ^^
I balance doing most of those together. I'm steadily learning kanji on Wanikani (I NEVER pay for subscriptions, but this one was a really good exception), learning grammar with Tae Kim's Grammar Guide, learning as many miscellaneous vocabulary as possible, and practicing by slowly reading よつばと (totally recommend) and listening to as much as I can before reading subtitles.
A lack of pure motivation from myself is why I recommend Wanikani. If you have some time everyday to just use it for a little, you can easily learn hundreds of kanji pretty quickly. I've been using it for about 6 months and can fluently read almost 500 kanji. Some people do it faster though.
Tae was the only free grammar studying option, but I hear it's a little faster than other grammar books.
Of course I use quizlet to rote memorize everything that will be useful to me.
Finally, after doing these kinds of things for a few months, you'll be able to start actually reading. THAT should be your semi short goal at the moment.
Honestly, I'm not sure what the best path is. I would feel bad if anybody was discouraged because I recommended a bad one, but I believe Wanikani and Tae Kim's Grammar guide to be great resources. Thanks for reading!
@@Flamerate1 Thank you so so much!! I am now motivated to study ^^ ありがとう ございます!
The on screen Japanese at around 2:28 has a は too many :)
haha.......
ダジャレ笑
@@anniewilliams1365 oof, that hurts my soul deeply
やっぱり一番行きたい所は日本ですから、日本語を勉強しています。
死ぬ前に日本に行きたい。
同じ！！
日本に行く時まで、死亡が勝たない！
日本に行くのは簡単だよ。きっぷを買って、飛行機に乗って、行く。私はもう日本に三回行った。言い訳がないね。頑張れ
@@テイラーサム 日本に行くのは高いだ。長い間お金を節約しなければなりません。(それはよく書かれていますか？)
@@wallyfp もちろん高いだけど。まあ、Crowdfunding とかしたらどうかな。（よく書いたよ。）
どうもありがとうございます!!!😄😄😄
Thank you again and again sensie.,
日本は一番行きたい場所ですね。
thanks!
Thank you so much for your videos! They help with my self study. Could you do a video on the difference between 〜ている and 〜てある? I am always really confused. Here is an example sentence. 名前が書いてある。
てある is when you have a thing/object that has been finished and it physically exists there. Your example would mean that "the name has been written." If you said 名前を書いている that would be "I am writing the name." I don't think you could say 名前が書いている because that sounds like "the name is writing," which doesn't make a lot of sense. Just as a note 書いている is a verb, it's not the English noun "writing" like 書き物.
東京ディズニランドに行きたいです
Misa sensei!!😗😗
新潟県へ行きたいです
この動画ありがとうございました。初めて「遠距離」聞きましたが、長距離よく聞きます。どう違いますか？
ドイツと日本に行きたいです。日本では、秋田県が一番行きたいところです。そこの景色がきれいと思うんです。
日本に行きたい!
Kore wa lesson o sugoi desu Misa sensei arigatou gozaimasu!
kono lesson wa sugoi desu* misa sensei no lessons wa hajimekara mitte. ii desuyo. soshite, hiragana to katakana mo benkyoushite.
1:22 私はブラジルから来たんだ xD
What's the meaning "iku iku kimochi"?
It means you need Jesus.
カナダとか日本とかに行きたいですねー
なぁミサさん、ミドリとか「凛として時雨」とかザ・キャブスとかが聞きましたか？
一番行きたい場所は日進市です。今日祭りがあるんですから。
日本語を勉強するのみささんのRUclipsのシャネルは一番ところです~☆
Misa’s RUclips channel is the best place to learn japanese!
(Is that correct?)
I think you need the は particle after 勉強する and the adjective いい after 一番. By the way, it's チャンネル, not シャネル.
「日本語を勉強することは、みささんのRUclipsのチャンネルは一番いいところです。」 would be my guess.
Luís Costa got it 👍 シャネル sounds more like Chanel.
It’s because it sounds the same as « channel » in french 😅
@@marrowmelow2849 はい、カタカナ英語で書いてる言葉は時々trickyだね。😉
(フランス語はあなたの母国語なの？わたしはフランス語も勉強してる。頑張ろうね！)
If someone asked me コンビニに行きますか? And I replied はい、よくです, would that be correct? Is there other days to say "often" in Japanese?
You can use よく as an adverb, but you should put the verb in there: はい、よく行きます。Other ways to say "often" include: 頻繁（ひんぱん）に行きます。But that sounds a little more bookish/formal to me.
日本に一番行きたいです
日本にいきたいです。
日本に行きたいです。
Misa san doumo arigatou gozaimasu.
Can you also say: いま いちばん さそいたい ところ/ばしょ は どの/どこ ですか。
Wow 発音いいでね
一番行きたい場所は日本だけど飛行機のチケットや他の費用(?)は高すぎます。高校生で、お金が稼がないだから。
白川号を行きたいです
Answer sensei's question at the end of the video: 🇩🇰🇫🇮🇯🇵に一番いきたい
Have I heard Brazil?
日本に本当に行きたいけどお金がない😭😭
日本に行ったことがないんですけど、コロナのあと日本に仕事を探すに行くつもりです
私は既に日本にいます。でも、富士山へ行きたいです。
来年の夏は日本に行きます。
Nihon ni ikitai desu keredomo okani ga komatta iru
日本に行きたいですがお金がない…．😫
みさ先生がいる場所に行きたいです!! みさ先生会いたいですから〜
「ところ」は「place」の意味があるといつも「とこ」の発音もいいですか。
一番行きたいところは日本です
❤️
日本はセルビアからとても遠いけど一番行きたい所は日本です
みさ先生まいにち
お国 は どちらですか
ところ天の助
The words are easy to say
How to say As-Syaams in Japanese? Or Jordan, Syria and Palestine?
ヨルダンとシリアとパレスチナは世界で一番行きたい場所です。なんで日本じゃない？ハラーラ食べ物を探すのが難しいから。だって、オレはムスリムだ。でも、ミサ先生ありがとう！ミサ先生と日本語を勉強してるのが簡単だ。
Japan ichiban basho ikitai desu 😀🤚
東京や大阪にいきたいです。(^^)
明日は日本に行きます。:D
運がいい！！それはどうですか？
seeing the kanji for long distance relationship makes my eyes burn
❤
I wanna go to Antarctica