# 45 Learn Japanese - Totemo, Taihen, Sukoshi...etc. (Adverbs of Degree)
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- Опубликовано: 6 янв 2025
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Present/Future Tense, Positive
Polite Style: - masu
Plain Style: Dictionary Form
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Present/Future Tense, Negative
Polite Style: - masen
Plain Style: Nai Form
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Past Tense, Positive
Polite Style: - mashita
Plain Style: Ta Form
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Past Tense, Negative
Polite Style: - masendeshita
Plain Style: Nai Form (omit the "i") + katta
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Thank you Masa Sensei! Your teaching is very well structured, therefore very easy for beginners to follow!
Glad to hear that!
You can't imagine how grateful I am for your contributions .. I learned a lot from you ! Thank you so much
Thank you so so much for your lovely comment!! Let me know if you have any request :) Good luck for your study!!
とても面白かったです。
⇒Perfect！
とてもわかりやすいです。どうもありがとうございました先生❤️❤️
嬉しいです！これからもよろしくお願いします。
非常にありがたいです。
どういたしまして！分かりやすく伝えることができて嬉しいです。もっと質問があればいつでも聞いてくださいね！
Masa Sensei, you added the Kanji, that's great, thanks.
Thanks for the suggestion!!! :)
You're the BEST!!!
Thank you very much.
Your lessons are so WAKARIYASUIR DESU.
Hontouni arigatou, Masa sensei~🙏
Thank you too!
いつもありがとうございます！
漢字を読んだら、少し覚えています。使ってください!
今日はすごく暑いから、一時間しか勉強しませんでした。
でもまさ先生のビデオをいつも見ます。
いつもありがとうございます😊もっと漢字を使いますね！！
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge about nihongo! I appreciated it much! 😘
Thank you so much!! (Sorry to be late!)
This helps a lot, thank you so much masa sensei! 🙏🙏
Arigatou gozaimasu!! keep on going :)
Thank you masa sensei for your excellent teaching 🙂👏
thank you for your comment! and sorry to be late!!
Sensei thank you for the kanji!
Hello, sorry for asking in this not so recent video. In your example in min. 10:08 about 日本語を 少し はなす... Why did you write はなす in hiragana instead of kanji?
I have seen examples like this in other sites but i don't understand if there is a rule or it's just one's consideration whether to use kanji or not.
Great videos :)
Oh sorry there is no reason for that! you can replace to 話す（はなす）！！
Kono ressun ga hijoni yakunitastu desu .Arigatou Masa sensei.
" Kono ressun waa hontou ni yakunitachimasu "
Glad to hear that!
@@MasaSensei Naoshite wa arigtou . Thank you for the correction Masa sensei
Hi masa; I always hear desukedo from native Japanese; do you have video about that? Thank you:)
Thanks!! "kedo" means "but". However, in this case, there is no meaning! We use like, "sumimasen, michi o kikitai n desu kedo.." = excuse me I'd like to ask a direction... it is just how we end the sentence in conversation!
I'll make video one day :)
たいへん ありがとございます
is this correct usage of 'thank you very much'?
yes correct!!
ありがとうございます(^^)/
（おくれてすみません！）
Hi Masa you don't know your this work helped for me too much
Masa sensei Very Good Channel
thank you !! :)
Hi, could you help me understand the words of a game character? He is Lo Wang from Shadow Warrior, he's a Chinese man who lives in Japan, and in one of his quotes, he says something that is a mix between English and Japanese. He says "Tak'san balls, sukoshi penis" after killing an enemy. He seems to be obviously mocking him or them, and I can understand the tak'san balls that must be "many balls", but I'm not sure about sukoshi penis because I wanted to know if sukoshi can be used to mean small in size instead of just quantity. So I'm not sure if he's saying "few penis" (which doesn't make sense because he doesn't pluralize penis) or he means "little penis" or maybe "a small penis". I'm also not sure about the general meaning of his quote. What do you think he means?
The quote you provided from the character Lo Wang in the game "Shadow Warrior" is a mix of English and Japanese. Let's break it down:
"Tak'san" is a casual, slangy way of saying "takusan" (たくさん) in Japanese, which indeed means "many" or "a lot of."
"Sukoshi" (少し) is a Japanese word meaning "a little" or "a small amount."
"Penis" in this context is obviously in English.
So, Lo Wang is mocking or taunting his defeated enemy by saying "Tak'san balls, sukoshi penis." Based on the words used, the intent behind the statement seems to be making fun of or belittling the defeated enemy's manhood. The meaning is not literal or formal but is rather crude and mocking.
It's important to note that this is a quote from a character in a game and may not represent real-world language or cultural norms. The intent here is to portray a character who is meant to be disrespectful or crass. The mixture of languages and the context in which the character uses them can be seen as part of the game's fictional world rather than an accurate representation of either English or Japanese language usage.
A native japanese speaker once told me that totemo is formal and only used in formal speech but this video you state that totemo is casual and used amongst friends. i'm confused. who is correct?
There are many ways to say VERY in Japanese!
Very common words
Totemo, Sugoku, Monosugoku, Kanari, Hontouni
Casual words
Mechakucha, Metcha, Sugoi, Sugee, Chou
Formal words
Hijouni, Taihen, Makotoni, Kiwamete
Casual words are used among young people (mostly up to 30's). So depending to who you talk to, you can change which one to use :)
@@MasaSensei thank you sensei
So, is possible to say 'sugoku sugoi desu'?
In Japanese, we usually don't repeat the same word for emphasis in this manner. Instead, if you want to emphasize how "incredible" something is, you might use other expressions.
Better Alternatives:
すごくすごいです could be rephrased as:
本当にすごいです (Hontō ni sugoi desu) - "It's really amazing."
すごすぎます (sugosugimasu) - "It's too amazing" or "It's incredibly amazing."
Is there another kanji for あつい（暑いL
Hi julian!
Thanks for letting me know!
There was actually a mistake of kanji! It should be 「暑い」！
Sorry for the confusion!!
Asa Ma. You are welcome. Thanks to you. I like your videos.
❤️❤️❤️
:)
Sensei is けどandでも? Has the same meaning 🧐
ありがとう
こちらこそありがとうございます😊
今、あなたは私の日本語の先生です。
ありがとう！嬉しいな〜！