Damn, is insanely complete, didactic and well-explained as all your videos. Some points what make your videos that good: -You speak really slow, what makes our heads be able to listen to you whilst comprehending everything. -You give so many examples at each video, with really concrete aspects or situations, and that makes it understable. -The best is that you do not stick your explanations strictly to explain how to say られる / ことができる, but instead you include as long as you consider important for understanding japanese as a global matter, small explanations and details what make your videos so unique, comparing them to other RUclips channel, books or any others sources of learning. For example, those details about deleting the ら in between some verbs even if it's not correct, that also Japanese people commit mistakes, and I don't know, I just feel that playing your videos you will embrace a lot of questions beyond the main topic that appears on the title and that's something I really appreciate. Keep your work Misa chan! Congratulations.
@@ang_10011 don't worry just keep going and you will know the best way to learn Japanese for yourself. I've been studying since last year but just this year I started to improve a lot
You are absolutely amazing. I took one year of Japanese when I was a university student. I learned all the basics and dozens of verb conjugations but could not understand what Japanese people were saying. I then self-studied for several years and became able to speak a lot of Japanese. But still, when a Japanese person spoke back to me I had a very hard time understanding. Then RUclips came along and I watched hundreds of videos but still no progress. Then you! I finally learned something valuable. You sprinkle informal, casual Japanese here and there in every video and as a result the fog has lifted. Tapes, books and classes never teach these priceless gems of Japanese conversation. Your videos are by far the best and they give hope to all of us who could never quite get it. Many thanks.
I think a good way to explain the difference between 事 and 物 is that 事 is generally more about concepts or actions, while 物 is generally more about physical objects or items.
Misa, I love how focused your lessons are, and how they can sort of "plug in" to one's existing knowledge of the language. I'll tell you how this one helped me specifically: I've been to Japan a couple of times by myself and am trying to convince my brother and his girlfriend to come along next summer. She has serious food allergies and being able to say "Can/Can't eat" (taberareru/nai) rather than just "Will/Won't eat" (Taberu/nai) is very valuable. Thank you!
You are the best Japanese teacher I’ve ever had. The fact that you’re so thorough on TOP of giving insight into not only what’s formal or informal, but ALSO what’s weird to say and what’s not. I don’t think I’ve seen such a well put together lesson that’s also this comprehensive. Thank you so much!
There honestly are a lot of great aspects to your videos. Your examples are great, your presentation is consistent so I already know where you are going with your examples which is helpful to me. It allows me to think ahead a bit and try and say it before you do, then see if I was correct. Honto arigatou gozaimasu!
Just found this Channel and Watching the video For the first time, but I could watch 37 min Video non stop, and I subscribed right away.. Thank you so much for the lesson
This is something that's always been a stumbling block for me when trying to make sentences in Japanese! I always had to work my way around using "can" or "can't" because I could never find the answer. But your video made this all super easy to understand! I'm definitely subscribing and coming back here for any other questions I might have in the future. みさ先生、ありがとうございます！
wow, you really know how to explain it, your the best at explaining every single thing and you don't leave me with any questions about the topic. I love your videos!!!! keep up the good work👍🏻
I've heard this form so often and it was so confusing when I heard it. Now I can identify it. Awesome video and love your channel. Learned a lot so far!
I’m so glad and grateful i got to your channel, Misa. I really appreciate all you share with us. I’ve learnt so much by watching your videos. It really expands all perspectives from learning japanese. I’ll keep following you for a long time. ありがとうございます！
Hello Misa !. I really like to watch your videos. You explain easier than my Japanese teacher. Thank you so much and I hope you will make video about N3 grammar. Love you 😍
I am doing the Centre of Excellence Japanese diploma, and this part of the course has really tripped me up. I didn’t think I was going to get past it until I found this! Thank you so much! You explain it so well!
Awesome video Misa! I've come across these potential verb forms often, but never really understood them. I'm a lot more confident with them now thanks to this video! ありがとうございます!
Konichi wa Misa san. I like the way you teach, very interactive and a joy to follow. I've just started to learn your beautiful language. Just organise myself better so I can become active learning from you. Arigatou gozai masu.
If you are looking for a good show to watch that is in japanese, watch the show gekkon DEKINAI(cannot) otoko. it means the man who cant get married or something similar. very good show. EDIT: Spelling
I just found you in youtube and I am trilled, because I am preparing for JLPT N4 and I want to go study in Japan and your videos are very complete and helpful! Thank you very much!!!!
Many of the comments on this video (and I'm sure others by Misa too) are about how beautiful she is, not about the Japanese she is actually teaching. If more people focused on what she is teaching rather than focusing on her looks, I'm sure more foreigners would be able to increase their understanding of the Japanese language. I think it's sad that good-looking girls are overlooked for what they're doing and most people (or should I say most guys) will only see/talk about their looks. みさの動画を視聴する男性はみさの綺麗さばかり気にして不適切なコメントを残さず、動画に出てくる日本語の文法や単語などを覚えるようにもっと努力すれば、上手に日本語が話せるようになるはずです。不適切なコメントを残す男性を無視すべきだと分かっていますが、日本語を勉強している自分も不適切なコメントを読むとイヤな気分になってしまい、みさの動画が気軽に見られなくなります。
I think it's strange to begin by ichidan verbs, as the ra nuki in rareru ben is a way of traiting ichidan verbs as godan verbs, to forget ichidan are not godan. In French, there is a way quite like mieru or kikoeru, it's pronominal form, "se voir" and "s'entendre". It's always the best video with Misa !!! Il learn and understand manythings here.
Absolutely incredible. I've been watching your videos for a couple months and they are full of very useful info. The way you explain all the topics shows how much you care about people who want to learn. You earned my subscription a while ago, sweetheart. Thank you very much for your efforts :)
So when I wanna that something breakable of fragile. Do I conjugate the transitive or intransitive form? Is it possible, or does 壊せる mean "can break" and "can be broken"?
たべる たべられる たべられない たべられた 食べられなかった 食べれる inf 一人で日本に行ける。 見られる can see 見えるvisibile change last U sound to E sound. 書く 書ける 聞こえる audible 聞ける to be able to hear someoneはobjectがpotential
rareru potential form and koto ga dekiru / no ga dekiru the difference shows up even more clearly with the negatives: 食べることができない: I am physically incapable of eating; there is something (such as a medical condition or apparatus) preventing me from eating. 食べられない: I am physically capable of eating, but for other reasons (food preferences, religious reasons, time constraints) I cannot eat.
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Damn, is insanely complete, didactic and well-explained as all your videos. Some points what make your videos that good:
-You speak really slow, what makes our heads be able to listen to you whilst comprehending everything.
-You give so many examples at each video, with really concrete aspects or situations, and that makes it understable.
-The best is that you do not stick your explanations strictly to explain how to say られる / ことができる, but instead you include as long as you consider important for understanding japanese as a global matter, small explanations and details what make your videos so unique, comparing them to other RUclips channel, books or any others sources of learning.
For example, those details about deleting the ら in between some verbs even if it's not correct, that also Japanese people commit mistakes, and I don't know, I just feel that playing your videos you will embrace a lot of questions beyond the main topic that appears on the title and that's something I really appreciate.
Keep your work Misa chan! Congratulations.
Jaime Fernández Estévez a huevo mi estimado Jaime.
I couldn't agree with this comment more
I totally agree with you 💯
I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.
@@BiGSmoke-.- Cj kills you and now you're learning Japanese? What is wrong with ya smoke?
Fun fact, you're the only teacher that I pay full attention to.
I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.
I feel bad for saying that but SAME
@@BiGSmoke-.- what about you though?
@@ang_10011 I'm at an intermediate level right now. I started to speak Japanese a lot :D
@@ang_10011 don't worry just keep going and you will know the best way to learn Japanese for yourself.
I've been studying since last year but just this year I started to improve a lot
You are absolutely amazing. I took one year of Japanese when I was a university student. I learned all the basics and dozens of verb conjugations but could not understand what Japanese people were saying. I then self-studied for several years and became able to speak a lot of Japanese. But still, when a Japanese person spoke back to me I had a very hard time understanding. Then RUclips came along and I watched hundreds of videos but still no progress. Then you! I finally learned something valuable. You sprinkle informal, casual Japanese here and there in every video and as a result the fog has lifted. Tapes, books and classes never teach these priceless gems of Japanese conversation. Your videos are by far the best and they give hope to all of us who could never quite get it. Many thanks.
I agree. Its unbelievable. Its so inspiring too.
Yes !! She is very good !!!
A ray of hope is manifested for learning NIHONGO with your teaching.
I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.
Ikr she’s amazing
I think a good way to explain the difference between 事 and 物 is that 事 is generally more about concepts or actions, while 物 is generally more about physical objects or items.
Chinese people will understand immediately seeing the kanji lol without any explanation.
Thank you せんせい for the grammar. It is clear and enlightening.
Misa, I love how focused your lessons are, and how they can sort of "plug in" to one's existing knowledge of the language. I'll tell you how this one helped me specifically:
I've been to Japan a couple of times by myself and am trying to convince my brother and his girlfriend to come along next summer. She has serious food allergies and being able to say "Can/Can't eat" (taberareru/nai) rather than just "Will/Won't eat" (Taberu/nai) is very valuable. Thank you!
You are the best Japanese teacher I’ve ever had. The fact that you’re so thorough on TOP of giving insight into not only what’s formal or informal, but ALSO what’s weird to say and what’s not. I don’t think I’ve seen such a well put together lesson that’s also this comprehensive. Thank you so much!
Your way of speaking is so soft I feel like your videos are ASMR Japanese Lessons.
It's really pleasant and calming.
I'm watching this on my PC.. I don't even pay attention to her as I was trying to finish my meal. xD It's the voice.
Worddd I get tingles from her vids sometimes lol
There honestly are a lot of great aspects to your videos. Your examples are great, your presentation is consistent so I already know where you are going with your examples which is helpful to me. It allows me to think ahead a bit and try and say it before you do, then see if I was correct. Honto arigatou gozaimasu!
This lesson was so complete and so we'll explained....thank you so much Miss sensei. This was a very important topic to my Japanese learning.
Just found this Channel and Watching the video For the first time, but I could watch 37 min Video non stop, and I subscribed right away.. Thank you so much for the lesson
ありがとうみさ先生!
Thanks Misa! 🇯🇵🇯🇵
「あの時の歌がまだ聞こえる」という曲のタイトルを今分かりました！ありがとうございます、みさ先生！💕
I was JUST going through "できます" form. This helped me a lot. Thanks, Misa :3
24:30 you do not want to mess with the に particle. I just pictured this super buff に particle blocking my way. 😂
Always appreciate all the examples and explanations you offer in your vids. ありがとうございます。
めちゃ
めちゃ
役に立つ
! ありがとう、みさ先生!
This is something that's always been a stumbling block for me when trying to make sentences in Japanese! I always had to work my way around using "can" or "can't" because I could never find the answer. But your video made this all super easy to understand! I'm definitely subscribing and coming back here for any other questions I might have in the future. みさ先生、ありがとうございます！
wow, you really know how to explain it, your the best at explaining every single thing and you don't leave me with any questions about the topic. I love your videos!!!! keep up the good work👍🏻
I've heard this form so often and it was so confusing when I heard it. Now I can identify it. Awesome video and love your channel. Learned a lot so far!
Misa Sensei, could you do a video on n + desu? Thanks.
I second this :-)
I also need a video on this
Has she made one yet? I could use it too
Me too!
Of all the mysteries in the language, you request that?
Her hair is just perfect
Another great lesson from Misa sensei.
She's so pretty 😍 and the lessons are super helpful
simp
S-S-Simp
Thank you so much for these very useful videos! I like how you take the time to explain real life Japanese usages.
I’m so glad and grateful i got to your channel, Misa. I really appreciate all you share with us. I’ve learnt so much by watching your videos. It really expands all perspectives from learning japanese. I’ll keep following you for a long time. ありがとうございます！
Hello Misa !. I really like to watch your videos. You explain easier than my Japanese teacher. Thank you so much and I hope you will make video about N3 grammar. Love you 😍
Your videos make RUclips a better place, ありがとうございます！
Great video! Best Japanese teacher on youtube.
先生，ありがとうございます.
This lesson is really useful for me.
It is always a great pleasure to listen to you. You are an excellent teacher.👍🌻
Perfectly explained Misaちゃん! どうもありがとうございます！
みさ先生のおかげで、可能形が分かれます。教えてくれてありがとう、みさ先生。🙇🏻♂️🇧🇷
Omg, I'm spending hours spelling this verb ending. Fortunately, I see a lot of improvements.
I love your lectures. ! Very helpful !
最高の先生です、ありがとうみさ先生😊!!!
Mirarenai
Mi+RARE+nai - dont have a *rare chance to see.
A rare* chance! I dunno. It helps.
Best teacher in the world.
Before I found you me learning progress was so slow ,but with Misa is a lot better.
Thanks
ありがとうございます。🙏
I am doing the Centre of Excellence Japanese diploma, and this part of the course has really tripped me up. I didn’t think I was going to get past it until I found this! Thank you so much! You explain it so well!
So わすれる would be わすれられる. That's kinda tongue twister 😂
Awesome video Misa! I've come across these potential verb forms often, but never really understood them. I'm a lot more confident with them now thanks to this video! ありがとうございます!
Your style of presentation is lovely and helpful. !!!
Thank you so much for your amazing work. Wish more language RUclipsrs would teach as good and clear as you. Please be my 先生!
I finally saw the hidamari deshita (wishes brit. savage) english version on youtube
❤️❤️❤️
I watch lots of your videos Misa, Thank You for everything!
best japanese teacher in the history of youtube
i really love misa teaching and also Misa make me easy to understand about japanese but could Misa explain about "can you~"and "before and now ~".
OMG ... I can't describe how much helpful that was 😮❤
ありがとうございます。分かりました
Konichi wa Misa san. I like the way you teach, very interactive and a joy to follow. I've just started to learn your beautiful language. Just organise myself better so I can become active learning from you. Arigatou gozai masu.
If you are looking for a good show to watch that is in japanese, watch the show gekkon DEKINAI(cannot) otoko. it means the man who cant get married or something similar. very good show.
EDIT: Spelling
I just found you in youtube and I am trilled, because I am preparing for JLPT N4 and I want to go study in Japan and your videos are very complete and helpful!
Thank you very much!!!!
The best... thank you...
Misa! Thanks so much all these videos! really learnt a lot! :D
いつも良い教え、たくさん學んだ！お疲れ様でした！:))
ありがとうございますミサミサ
I will be watching this video again. Utterly fundamental staff.
Amazingly complete lesson, keep up the good work!
Great explanation, teacher! Now I really understa.nd when japanese use this structure. Really thanks....and plesae, keep teaching us
I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.
I was thinking about this topic and found your video😊
Many of the comments on this video (and I'm sure others by Misa too) are about how beautiful she is, not about the Japanese she is actually teaching. If more people focused on what she is teaching rather than focusing on her looks, I'm sure more foreigners would be able to increase their understanding of the Japanese language. I think it's sad that good-looking girls are overlooked for what they're doing and most people (or should I say most guys) will only see/talk about their looks.
みさの動画を視聴する男性はみさの綺麗さばかり気にして不適切なコメントを残さず、動画に出てくる日本語の文法や単語などを覚えるようにもっと努力すれば、上手に日本語が話せるようになるはずです。不適切なコメントを残す男性を無視すべきだと分かっていますが、日本語を勉強している自分も不適切なコメントを読むとイヤな気分になってしまい、みさの動画が気軽に見られなくなります。
Agreed! These comments are so disgusting/ creepy!
Like, just study the language and leave! No need for the creepy cringy not related comments...
Thank you so much for the detailed and perfect lesson ! ありがとうございます：）
How's your Japanese going, now?
@@yorukaadams940 sorry for the late reply, i'm preparing for the N2 now, i improved a lot since i posted this comment :D thanks to lats of practice !
How about now?
あなた方は最良の先生いです❤
I'd like to meet you here in Japan, sensei misa
THANK YOU SO MUCH
thank you for explaining clearly, been watching your vids.
Amazing!!!!!!!! Thank you sensei.
Brillant lesson, thank you from Greenland.
ありがとうございました😃！
Well-explained! Thank you!
Potential Form
-E/-Iる => (ら)れる
Shortened: (らぬきことば)
This is excellent !Misa sama sensei o jouzu desu
Amazing video! In English it's called a "gerund" where we from a noun formed from a verb ending in 'ing'.
I like eating. Eating is a gerund :)
みささん、どうもありがとうございます！
I love these lessons!!
What a great lesson, thanks!
thank you
so you're telling me that かえる means:
- go bo back
- to change
- to be able to buy
nice
Thank you so much for the wonderful explanation. Awesome keep it up madam!
ありがとうございます❣
Thank you soo much. Very help full to me.
Wow and I thought “na kereba ikemasen” was hard to pronounce 😅😂 tongue twister is right! You do amazing work with these lessons Misa sensei.
I am impressed by how good your English is! You use words like insomnia.
her english is outstanding, speaks like a native, bar the accent
RUclips knows what I need, I was just thinking I was going to look for a Misa video about this, and there it was already waiting for me.
so useful and helpful THANK YOU.
みさ先生のお陰で、日本語が話せます！
Now she is my new sensei after ukiuki Japanese, jpod101 n a few other channels .even it is super long bit is very great :O
Thank you as always
ありがとうございます! 先生
I think it's strange to begin by ichidan verbs, as the ra nuki in rareru ben is a way of traiting ichidan verbs as godan verbs, to forget ichidan are not godan.
In French, there is a way quite like mieru or kikoeru, it's pronominal form, "se voir" and "s'entendre".
It's always the best video with Misa !!!
Il learn and understand manythings here.
This video is great!
みさ先生がめちゃかわいいだよ！！！
thanks!
beautiful sensei
Absolutely incredible. I've been watching your videos for a couple months and they are full of very useful info. The way you explain all the topics shows how much you care about people who want to learn. You earned my subscription a while ago, sweetheart. Thank you very much for your efforts :)
I have an oral test tomorrow with this form and honestly this is a blessing!!!!
So when I wanna that something breakable of fragile. Do I conjugate the transitive or intransitive form? Is it possible, or does 壊せる mean "can break" and "can be broken"?
たべる たべられる たべられない たべられた 食べられなかった
食べれる inf
一人で日本に行ける。
見られる can see 見えるvisibile
change last U sound to E sound.
書く 書ける
聞こえる audible
聞ける to be able to hear
someoneはobjectがpotential
rareru potential form and koto ga dekiru / no ga dekiru
the difference shows up even more clearly with the negatives:
食べることができない: I am physically incapable of eating; there is something (such as a medical condition or apparatus) preventing me from eating.
食べられない: I am physically capable of eating, but for other reasons (food preferences, religious reasons, time constraints) I cannot eat.