【How to change the size of subtitles】 【如何更改字幕的大小】 （ iPhone） Open the 「Settings（設定）」 App →「Accessibility（輔助使用）」 →「Subtitles & Captioning（字幕與隱藏式字幕）」 →「Style（樣式）」 （Android) Tap RUclips App profile picture. →「Settings（設定）」 →「Subtitles（字幕）」 →「Subtitle Size and Style（字幕大小和样式）」
Pardon me, but i think you could add english subtitle too.. So we can download the video and watch it offline.. For old smartphone its a bit heavy to open youtube app, especially with low ram 😅 Thank you
Thank you so much! This is so helpful! May I know why you include particles like の な at the end of some of these words? Such as the word green 緑 why the particle の was added and 不思議 where the particle な was added, is it because the words usage often require these particles? Thank you again for this :)
I love Japanese culture & hope to live there someday :3 but i’m american and unskilled😭 i’m hoping to get certified to speak english so i can come over. japanese values seem to align more with my values than the country i was born in😭 but thank you for making this video & helping me learn❣️❣️❣️
Огромная благодарность вам за это видео! Мне как изучающему японский язык очень помогли эти слова, но вот только у меня возник вопрос, つめたい и あつい повторяются в видео 2 раза, это так и должно быть?
Извините, это дубликаты.😿 ruclips.net/video/gDH3O4XZJIo/видео.html ↑Это видео - еще более мощная версия этого видео, поэтому обязательно посмотрите его!
Thank you for the video and it will be well and good if you add the kanji along with this in the upcoming videos which will be very helpful for the beginners like me, Thank you soo much.
I remember being a naive 17 year old trying to “Learn Japanese” with non existent academic ability, and zero knowledge of how human languages work in general. completely failed. grammar rules, word rules, the multiple scripts floated in my tiny overwhelmed brain
Thank you for trying to learn Japanese. Japanese may be a difficult language for English speakers. I will do my best to make it as easy as possible for you to learn Japanese.
Thanks for your comment! Japanese adjectives do not generally need to change form depending on the noun. However, depending on the context or syntax in which the adjective is used, it may change form. Japanese adjectives can be divided into two main types: "い" and "な". い:For example, "おいしい たべもの" or "たかい ビル". な: For example, "しずかな ばしょ" or "a べんりな どうぐ. Thus, rather than changing form depending on the noun, the adjective may change form depending on context in which it is placed.
@@Hamusuke-japanese Wow Thank you for the detailed response When I finish my math exams i think i’ll start learning japanese again. I shall finally read the latest light novels and not need to wait years for a translation
@@maalikserebryakov I am very glad that you are studying Japanese. Let's learn to read Japanese light novels, anime and manga in Japanese and have fun together.
@@Hamusuke-japanese Да, многие русскоязычные люди тоже любят японскую культуру. И немало людей, учащих язык. Но на русском языке очень мало хороших учебных пособий и не так много как на английском языке курсов и обучающих видео.
Learning quite a few new words, thanks けんこうな healthy かいてきな comfortable すぐれた excellent かしこい clever せっきょくてきな positive SHOUKYOUKU的な negative Oogesa na exaggerated たくましい robust Ki Magure na moody Yuu kan na brave
Thanks for your comment! Some adjectives don't make sense without na or no. for example, "しずか"(quiet) is It is unnatural in "しずか いえ",(quiet house?) It is appropriate to make it "しずかな いえ".(quiet house) Sorry for my poor explanation. Different adjectives have different appropriate endings.
ARIGATOU ! YUKKURIDAGA KAKUJITSU NI ! REALLY GREAT CHOISE OF ADJECTIVES ! ? SMALL IN YOUR VIDEO OSOI ! BUT MY FAVORITE KOTOWAZA - YUKKURIDAGA KAKUJITSU NI HAS DIIFERENT SMALL ADJECTIVE !? HOW MANY SMALLSSS ? GREAT VIDEOS !
Sorry, my viewer! Regarding the "KOTOWAZA" video, I have a lot of videos in the works right now, so sorry but after those are released! Until then, enjoy the other videos!
@@mindys9488 Thanks for your comment💛 Your sentence is mostly correct, though, I can modify it a bit depending on your intended sentence. ※In Japanese, Morocco is called "モロッコ" 1. i am from Morocco. →わたし は モロッコ から きた(Casual) →わたし は モロッコ から きました(Formal) 2. i live in Morocco. →わたし は モロッコ に すんでいます 3. i am watching this video from Morocco →わたし は モロッコ から みてます
In Japanese, there's a category of adjectives called "na-adjectives" (な形容詞, na-keiyoushi). The "na" is a particle that's used when these adjectives modify nouns. Examples of na-adjectives include 静か (shizuka, quiet), 綺麗 (kirei, beautiful), and 便利 (benri, convenient). Usage examples: 静かな部屋 (shizuka na heya) - a quiet room 綺麗な花 (kirei na hana) - a beautiful flower 便利なアプリ (benri na apuri) - a convenient app
Video alternatives without Romanji would be good. Those who know hiragana would like to exercise our knowing without the crutch 🩼 In other words, a copy of the same video, but with without Romanji. Until then, I'm covering it with my thumb.
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↑日本語のクイズとフラッシュカードをつくってます！😄
I make Japanese quizzes and flashcards!
kanji desu!
１．新しい（あたらしい）
２．古い（ふるい）
３．高い（たかい）
４．安い（やすい）
５．大きい（おおきい）
６．小さい（ちいさい）
７．長い（ながい）
８．短い（みじかい）
９．速い（はやい）
１０．遅い（おそい）
１１．明るい（あかるい）
１２．暗い（くらい）
１３．綺麗（きれい）
１４．汚い（きたない）
１５．かっこいい（かっこいい）
１６．可愛い（かわいい）
１７．強い（つよい）
１８．弱い（よわい）
１９．重い（おもい）
２０．軽い（かるい）
２１．静か（しずか）
２２．うるさい（うるさい）
２３．簡単な（かんたんな）
２４．難しい（むずかしい）
２５．美味しい（おいしい）
２６．不味い（まずい）
２７．楽しい（たのしい）
２８．退屈な（たいくつな）
２９．忙しい（いそがしい）
３０．眠い（ねむい）
３１．親切な（しんせつな）
３２．冷たい（つめたい）
３３．熱い（あつい）
３４．優しい（やさしい）
３５．無理な（むりな）
３６．自由な（じゆうな）
３７．真面目な（まじめな）
３８．良い（いい）
３９．悪い（わるい）
４０．嬉しい（うれしい）
４１．悲しい（かなしい）
４２．怖い（こわい）
４３．驚きの（おどろきの）
４４．幸せな（しあわせな）
４５．痛い（いたい）
４６．健康な（けんこうな）
４７．快適な（かいてきな）
４８．不思議な（ふしぎな）
４９．真っ白な（まっしろな）
５０．黒い（くろい）
５１．白い（しろい）
５２．赤い（あかい）
５３．青い（あおい）
５４．黄色い（きいろい）
５５．緑の（みどりの）
５６．茶色い（ちゃいろい）
５７．オレンジの（オレンジの）
５８．紫の（むらさきの）
５９．ピンクの（ピンクの）
６０．グレーの（グレーの）
６１．暖かい（あたたかい）
６２．冷たい（つめたい）
６３．涼しい（すずしい）
６４．熱い（あつい）
６５．優れた（すぐれた）
６６．賢い（かしこい）
６７．頭の良い（あたまのいい）
６８．頭の悪い（あたまのわるい）
６９．積極的な（せっきょくてきな）
７０．消極的な（しょうきょくてきな）
７１．真剣な（しんけんな）
７２．冗談な（じょうだんな）
７３．楽な（らくな）
７４．困難な（こんなんな）
７５．親しい（したしい）
７６．遠い（とおい）
７７．近い（ちかい）
７８．好きな（すきな）
７９．嫌いな（きらいな）
８０．真っすぐな（まっすぐな）
８１．曲がった（まがった）
８２．軽い（かるい）
８３．鈍い（にぶい）
８４．明るい（あかるい）
８５．暗い（くらい）
８６．高価な（こうかな）
８７．安価な（あんかな）
８８．無料の（むりょうの）
８９．大袈裟な（おおげさな）
９０．狭い（せまい）
９１．汚ない（きたない）
９２．逞しい（たくましい）
９３．気まぐれな（きまぐれな）
９４．勇敢な（ゆうかんな）
９５．臆病な（おくびょうな）
９６．気違いな（きちがいな）
９７．派手な（はでな）
９８．心配な（しんぱいな）
９９．地味な（じみな）
１００．広い（ひろい）
1．0:00 新しい（あたらしい, atarashii）new
2．0:10 古い（ふるい, furui）old
3．0:18 高い（たかい, takai）high
4．0:26 安い（やすい, yasui）cheap
5．0:36 大きい（おおきい, ookii）big
6．0:45 小さい（ちいさい, chiisai）small
7．0:54 長い（ながい, nagai）long
8．1:03 短い（みじかい, mijikai）short
9．1:12 速い（はやい, hayai）fast
10．1:21 遅い（おそい, osoi）slow
谢谢！
谢谢 💛
您的支持对我很有帮助！！！
This is a very detailed list of Japanese adjectives. Thank you for your time in putting this together in a video.
Thanks for your comment!
I'm making more good videos ☺
@@Hamusuke-japanese I've subscribed to your channel. Thank you very much.
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まじめな~認真的
(まじめな~嚴粛的それは間違いますよ)
ありがとうございます！直しました😭@@莊錦翰
【How to change the size of subtitles】
【如何更改字幕的大小】
（ iPhone）
Open the 「Settings（設定）」 App
→「Accessibility（輔助使用）」
→「Subtitles & Captioning（字幕與隱藏式字幕）」
→「Style（樣式）」
（Android)
Tap RUclips App profile picture.
→「Settings（設定）」
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Pardon me, but i think you could add english subtitle too.. So we can download the video and watch it offline.. For old smartphone its a bit heavy to open youtube app, especially with low ram 😅
Thank you
ㄢˉ
arigato :) i love your channel :)
@@purrfect_smile
Thank you! I'm glad you said that☺.
ありがとう💛
Thank you so much! This is so helpful! May I know why you include particles like の な at the end of some of these words? Such as the word green 緑 why the particle の was added and 不思議 where the particle な was added, is it because the words usage often require these particles? Thank you again for this :)
Very useful😊
I am a useful hamster.
Clear and useful
Thanks for your comment! I make videos with an emphasis on brevity and clarity.
Thanks very much, I just finishing studying this video. ありがとうございます。
Thanks again for watching.
こちらこそ、ありがとう👍
Thank you very much for this lesson 😊😊
ありがとうございます～！１
이 채널 너무좋은거 같아요 외우기도 쉽고 재밌어요!
감사합니다! 매우 기쁩니다.🥺
剛發現這頻道，對學習很有幫助，謝謝❤❤
ありがとうございます。
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching 😊
いつもどうもありがとうございます先生
こちらこそありがとうございます
役に立てばうれしいです！☺
Thank you so much for your very useful video lessons !
I will make videos that are easy to understand and study! arigatou!
あたらしい
ふるい
たかい
やすい
おおきい
ちいさい
ながい
みじかい
はやい
おそい
あかるい
くらい
きれい
きたない
かつこいい
かれいい
つよい
よれい
おもい
かるい
しずか
うるさい
かんたんな
むずかしい
あいしい
まずい
たのしい
たいくつな
いそがしい
ねむい
しんせつな
つめたい
あつい
やさしい
Thank for this important video
Keep your hard word
And keep us feed japanesh
ありがとう
I love Japanese culture & hope to live there someday :3 but i’m american and unskilled😭 i’m hoping to get certified to speak english so i can come over. japanese values seem to align more with my values than the country i was born in😭 but thank you for making this video & helping me learn❣️❣️❣️
Thanks for watching from the US!
I am very happy that you are interested in Japan.
Please learn Japanese with me and come visit Japan☺.
Big help, thanks for sharing
Thanks for your comment! I will do my best💛
Gracias por el video, aprendi los adjetivos en japones
Gracias por su comentario.
Estamos trabajando en un vídeo sobre adjetivos más potente que éste, ¡así que permanece atento!💛
thanks for very useful lessons
Arigato Sensei
ありがとう ございます！
こちらこそ💛
Hamusuke sensei is the best! 🎉
🎉🎉🎉🐹
한국사람인데 일본어 공부중입니다
계속 정보를 올려주시면 감사하겠습니다~~
고마워요.
함께 일본어를 공부합시다!
저도 일본어 공부를 열심히 하고십은 한국사람입니다.
Interesting.🎉🎉🎉🎉
Muito bom, excelente
Obrigado!
Fico contente por dizeres isso☺.
ありがとうございます💛
Огромная благодарность вам за это видео! Мне как изучающему японский язык очень помогли эти слова, но вот только у меня возник вопрос, つめたい и あつい повторяются в видео 2 раза, это так и должно быть?
Извините, это дубликаты.😿
ruclips.net/video/gDH3O4XZJIo/видео.html
↑Это видео - еще более мощная версия этого видео, поэтому обязательно посмотрите его!
좋은영상 감사합니다
형용사는 반대말을 같이 익히면 두배의 어휘효과가 있을듯 합니다 ㅎ
여기가 시청 해 주셔서 감사합니다.
맞습니다. 반대의 말을 정리한 비디오도 좋을지도 모릅니다 n.☺
Thank you for the video and it will be well and good if you add the kanji along with this in the upcoming videos which will be very helpful for the beginners like me, Thank you soo much.
Thank you for your valuable opinion.
I will try to include kanji as much as possible!
Thanks🇯🇵🇧🇩❤
💛💛💛
I currently live in canada and hope to move there one day or at least visit so it would be nice to learn Japanese. Thanks!
Please come to Japan! Im looking forward to seeing you 🥰.
動画おめでとうございます. Para "重い" (omoi), a melhor tradução para o português é "pesado", e não "forte", como consta.
I remember being a naive 17 year old trying to
“Learn Japanese” with non existent academic ability, and zero knowledge of how human languages work in general. completely failed.
grammar rules, word rules, the multiple scripts floated in my tiny overwhelmed brain
Thank you for trying to learn Japanese.
Japanese may be a difficult language for English speakers. I will do my best to make it as easy as possible for you to learn Japanese.
How do babies do it? Time, endless repetition, love of the world and people. You can do it!
정말 좋습니다 good
😍
33 and 64 atsui came out twice.
Takai is high or expensive?
That is exactly right!☺
Example sentences↓
この ビル は たかい。
（このビルは高い。）
This building is tall.(high)
この しょうひん は たかい。
（この商品は高い。）
This product is expensive.
Arigatou 🙏
Arigatou gozaimasu💛
Finally i found the 平假名教学内容
Do these adjectives need to be modified depending on the type of noun they attach to?
Thanks for your comment!
Japanese adjectives do not generally need to change form depending on the noun. However, depending on the context or syntax in which the adjective is used, it may change form. Japanese adjectives can be divided into two main types: "い" and "な".
い:For example, "おいしい たべもの" or "たかい ビル".
な: For example, "しずかな ばしょ" or "a べんりな どうぐ.
Thus, rather than changing form depending on the noun, the adjective may change form depending on context in which it is placed.
@@Hamusuke-japanese
Wow
Thank you for the detailed response
When I finish my math exams i think i’ll start learning japanese again.
I shall finally read the latest light novels and not need to wait years for a translation
@@maalikserebryakov
I am very glad that you are studying Japanese.
Let's learn to read Japanese light novels, anime and manga in Japanese and have fun together.
Отдельное спасибо за русские субтитры.
Спасибо за просмотр!
Много ли изучающих японский язык среди тех, кто использует русский язык?
@@Hamusuke-japanese Да, многие русскоязычные люди тоже любят японскую культуру. И немало людей, учащих язык. Но на русском языке очень мало хороших учебных пособий и не так много как на английском языке курсов и обучающих видео.
@@Hamusuke-japanese Вы знаете русский или пользуетесь переводчиком?
@@padabums Спасибо, ваше мнение было очень полезным.
Я не говорю по-русски, поэтому пользуюсь переводчико🥺
Learning quite a few new words, thanks
けんこうな healthy
かいてきな comfortable
すぐれた excellent
かしこい clever
せっきょくてきな positive
SHOUKYOUKU的な negative
Oogesa na exaggerated
たくましい robust
Ki Magure na moody
Yuu kan na brave
Takai yasuii sigoto yatzeri 👍👍👍👍🌹
Arigato gozaimas
ありがとうございます🎵
Why are there particles(?) like na or no in some adjectives?
Thanks for your comment!
Some adjectives don't make sense without na or no.
for example,
"しずか"(quiet) is
It is unnatural in "しずか いえ",(quiet house?)
It is appropriate to make it "しずかな いえ".(quiet house)
Sorry for my poor explanation.
Different adjectives have different appropriate endings.
You have a cute voice.
💛🐹💛🐹💛
動画おめでとうございます. Para "涼しい" (suzushii), a melhor tradução para o português é "legal", e não "frio", como consta.
영상 잘 봤습니다. o^^o
봐주셔서 감사합니다! 기뻐요!
ありがとう～💛
I think you should use both kanji and furigana so we can learn how to write them in kanji
Thanks for the comment! You are right.
I try to add Kanji characters to my recent videos!
Hello, I just wanted to let you know that you are keep repeating cold and hot atsui and tsumetai 2 times
ARIGATOU ! YUKKURIDAGA KAKUJITSU NI ! REALLY GREAT CHOISE OF ADJECTIVES ! ? SMALL IN YOUR VIDEO OSOI ! BUT MY FAVORITE KOTOWAZA - YUKKURIDAGA KAKUJITSU NI HAS DIIFERENT SMALL ADJECTIVE !? HOW MANY SMALLSSS ?
GREAT VIDEOS !
I'm going to release the video I'm making today, so I'll release the "KOTOWAZA" video next!
Sorry, my viewer!
Regarding the "KOTOWAZA" video,
I have a lot of videos in the works right now, so sorry but after those are released!
Until then, enjoy the other videos!
Why under atarashii it showed new and what is atarashii
Thanks for the comment.
"Atarashii" means the same as "new" in English.
@@Hamusuke-japanesethank you
にほんごのれんしゅうでコメントしてね！
にほんはどんなくにですか？
私はインド人です。
私はモロコからきた
Is this a correct sentence ? ( I'm a beginner )
@@mindys9488
Thanks for your comment💛
Your sentence is mostly correct, though,
I can modify it a bit depending on your intended sentence.
※In Japanese, Morocco is called "モロッコ"
1. i am from Morocco.
→わたし は モロッコ から きた(Casual)
→わたし は モロッコ から きました(Formal)
2. i live in Morocco.
→わたし は モロッコ に すんでいます
3. i am watching this video from Morocco
→わたし は モロッコ から みてます
@@Hamusuke-japanese yay tysm 💛
❤❤ Arigato
What is na
In Japanese, there's a category of adjectives called "na-adjectives" (な形容詞, na-keiyoushi).
The "na" is a particle that's used when these adjectives modify nouns.
Examples of na-adjectives include 静か (shizuka, quiet), 綺麗 (kirei, beautiful), and 便利 (benri, convenient).
Usage examples:
静かな部屋 (shizuka na heya) - a quiet room
綺麗な花 (kirei na hana) - a beautiful flower
便利なアプリ (benri na apuri) - a convenient app
WHAT IS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN - KAKOII= COOL AND SUZUSHII !?)
"KAKKOII" means "good looking".
"KAKKOII" = "good looking"
"SUZUSHII" = "cool"
I think you should remember it like this.
Suzushii is cool like fresh wind :)
Cool in this case , about cooling down effect
天気はすずしいです
我らの敵はとてもかっこいいだ
Suzushii makes kakkoi bikes 😊
៨ កញ្ញា ២០២៣ បានស្តាប់ហើយ ។
អគុណដែលបានទស្សនា
ありがとうございます💛
Arigatogosaimasu
Yohanis azuu = Atama ga warui no dorobo .😜😜😜😜
Arigato
動画に漢字も要ってほしい
お願い
↓漢字もついてる動画です！
ruclips.net/video/gDH3O4XZJIo/видео.html
英語表記もほしかった。
よく言われます！😭
日本語以外は字幕で見てもらう感じです...
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yosui
👍👍👍🙏
tokoi
kong kucicipi
kucicipi
Lkmv
こんにちは😃
Video alternatives without Romanji would be good. Those who know hiragana would like to exercise our knowing without the crutch 🩼
In other words, a copy of the same video, but with without Romanji.
Until then, I'm covering it with my thumb.
I see! Thanks for the good comments! I'll think about it.
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動画おめでとうございます. Para "ま直ぐな" (masuguna), a melhor tradução pro português é "direto/em frente", e não "correto", como consta.
Obrigado!
Foi muito útil. Ficarei grato se puder me informar se notar algo mais.🥺
@@Hamusuke-japanese どういたしまして. Se encontrar situação semelhante, faço nova sugestão de melhoria. Foi um prazer.