やっと金曜日だね！みんなお疲れ様！週末ゆっくり休めるといいね☆ yatto kin-youbi da ne! Minna otsukare-sama! Shuumatsu yukkuri yasumeru to ii ne = TGIF! We all made it! I hope you can rest well this weekend! ☆ ("Otsukare-sama" is lost in translation. It could mean "Good job", "You worked hard", "You must be tired" "You deserve to rest now" but basically it's a phrase used for someone who finished something (e.g. work / exercise).
Really appreciate the coloured Kanji/Higarana/Romaji (same colour for one word). You probably spend a lot of time to prepare this video but it's worth it. Thank you so much. I canceled my plan to travel to Japan (have been 4 times already but this year Corona... ), on videos I saw snow on cherry trees in CHIDORIGAFUCHI.
You are the best Teacher I've ever watched. You made it all so simple and easy to understand, there's nothing I didn't understand in this video! Thank you so much :) By the way you're so beautiful and I love your wardrobe choice haha! I love your style :D
Just a little thing: It would be nice to have a little recap, like an exemple of each on the screen after we have so much differents sentences nuances given :)
I actually like when your videos are longer because you end up explaining a lot of useful expressions~ it's not like you are repeating yourself, every minute of your videos (especially the grammar ones) is always worth watching! So really I don't mind long videos if it means you go more in depth hehe Anyway thank you for this video, as always it was clear and helpful :3
"I hope" is an expression I always struggled with. Dictionaries don't really help here. This is incredibly useful, thank you! Oh, by the way - 日本語能力試験に受かりましたよ！(N4) 😁
@@fabiookonolanguages I know, I'm just messing with you. Your English isn't great, so your sentence grammar is wrong. So, I was just teasing you a bit...you will be fine. Don't worry. You sentence, just makes it look like you are watch her video to learn English...even though she is a Japanese teacher lol.
I was wondering about the "i hope" structure and suddenly I came across it and I'm very happy. Your explanation is very good and you are very beautiful
Misa your videos are amazing and really helping me. I was watching a Godzilla movie last night and i understood quite a bit and noticed errors at a couple points with the translation. It took me years to get to this point in Spanish but thanks to you and a few others I have learned quite a bit. I can't wait to move to Japan! Just gotta finish my degree and pay off a little debt and I am going to apply to JET.
THANK YOU sosoosososososososo much, I'm so happy I found you I'm literally crying happy tears. you really break down concepts, explain and compare nuances, explain new vocab, you even reviewed が and けど even though you have a separate video on them (which was also very educating) みささん、本当にありがとう！！！！
みさ先生, Your lessons are very helpful! I have been learning Japanese for half a year now, and I understand some of the important grammar structures, so I am pretty much at mid-high beginner level. I have watched other lesson videos and tried other resources. However, your lesson videos are the ones I really like the most because of your extremely helpful explainations. As a matter of fact, I watch your absolute beginner level videos series so I could take notes and not forget them. ありがとうございます, みさ先生.
Your videos are the best explanations of Japanese grammar. I love all the real life examples and tying in of other grammar you have previously covered!
ありがとうせんせいみさ You explanation make me to easy to understand . I always watch your video everytime.You are the best Japanese teacher I have ever seen. Thank you for your effort 🥰
We don't mind when your videos get long... we just end up learning more.... Plus you are so much fun to watch... thanks for all your efforts and hard work... 🥰
Just so you know I really like it when your videos are long. 動画が長いといいな。 I rewatch/listen to them all the time. You've helped me a lot. I'm sure the editing gets really time consuming when your videos are long though. Thank you so much for your efforts.
I hope you are having a Happy New Year and that you will make a plethora of these wonderful videos. I must be improving because I was able to keep up and I love reading the Kanji.
I enjoyed hearing all that content explained in a still relatively short time, and especially ますように. I was an intern with a small Christian church in Tokyo, that partnered in distributing food and praying out loud with groups of homeless people. So eventually I was asked to lead a prayer and found I could say a lot once I was taught 神様~ありますように, but it's interesting to learn it's rarely spoken.
thanks a lot for the video. I am studying Japanese and I have been wondering for some time how to say "I hope". the video is done very well, I appreciate that the video is long because you could explain it well.君はいつもうれしいといいな。ありがとうございました
I found your channel about a week ago and now I cannot stop watching your videos. I felt I was bad at learning languages in high school but your videos are very interesting to me. Thank you.
And it was only Spanish and French I took classes for in school. Since English is my only language if anything would be easy for me it should be those languages. My sister took years of Japanese in high school and college though.
I learn in a rather strange way but I’ve been trying to learn other languages such as Japanese because I’ve been bored in quarantine. Misa is one of the few people who makes learning new languages easier for me.
i'm in a pinch, I failed N4 twice already. I think i got used to internet way of talking with japanese people and when the question showed me bunch of articles and proper conjugations i thought everything in the choices was correct LOL I think im gonna skip N4 and try N3 on december again, I'll have 1 year to prepare !
Rainen kekkon shimasu you ni~~ XD lol thank you Misa for this useful lesson. And you don't have to worry about making long videos. I personally enjoy them and I bet many other subscribers feel the same!
I'm not sure if you wrote this somewhere, but do you have recommendations for video editing software? Something thats good for making subtitles? Beyond subtitles, nothing fancy is needed.
Just because I'm a stickler about such things, in English, to be jealous is to be afraid that someone will take what you already have; If you're afraid that the cute girl over there will steal your boyfriends attention than you are Jealous. To be envious is to want what another person has; if your neighbor just got a new Tesla and you wish you had one too than you are envious. I appreciate Misa distinguishing the difference but if English speakers were better at speaking English than she wouldn't really have to.
Misa-sensei, I really appreciate your content, its always fun to watch. But, sometimes could you focus on the more advanced learners too? Its always fun to learn things, but I think you have a great potential to spread great knowledge to higher levels too :) Anyways, keep up the good work and have a nice day
やっと金曜日だね！みんなお疲れ様！週末ゆっくり休めるといいね☆
yatto kin-youbi da ne! Minna otsukare-sama! Shuumatsu yukkuri yasumeru to ii ne
= TGIF! We all made it! I hope you can rest well this weekend! ☆
("Otsukare-sama" is lost in translation. It could mean "Good job", "You worked hard", "You must be tired" "You deserve to rest now" but basically it's a phrase used for someone who finished something (e.g. work / exercise).
有難うごさいます。お疲れさまでした! 先生も週末ゆっくり休めるといいですね
😜
次の従業は「asphyxia」を教えてもらえますか？どうもありがとうございます😊
休めるといいですけど、宿題をいっぱいもらいました😖
I love you lessons mina sensei! Thank you very much.
I love how you explain grammar points like といいんだけど that doesn’t appear in textbooks :) it’s very very useful. Thank you misa sensei❤️
今年日本へ行けるといいな。
私も
仕方ない
がんばってね😊💕
今、日本に行ったことがありますか？
@@adityasinghkshatri2199 Anastasia.
次の動画はもっと長いといいな。Every single second of your videos are extremely valuable for us, Misa-sensei.
I didn't know the difference between "na" and "ne" particule, I would always use them interchangeably I'm glad you explained the nuances~
Na is for when you are talking to yourself
Ne is for when you want others to agree with you
example, "it's cute, isn't it?"
"かわいいね?"
Really appreciate the coloured Kanji/Higarana/Romaji (same colour for one word). You probably spend a lot of time to prepare this video but it's worth it.
Thank you so much.
I canceled my plan to travel to Japan (have been 4 times already but this year Corona... ), on videos I saw snow on cherry trees in CHIDORIGAFUCHI.
You are the best Teacher I've ever watched. You made it all so simple and easy to understand, there's nothing I didn't understand in this video! Thank you so much :)
By the way you're so beautiful and I love your wardrobe choice haha! I love your style :D
I hope your Japanese is much better now by watching her videos.
Just a little thing: It would be nice to have a little recap, like an exemple of each on the screen after we have so much differents sentences nuances given :)
Getting rushed to the hospital because of Covid-19, whispers to the nurse:
*この病院の医者は美人だといいな。*
I actually like when your videos are longer because you end up explaining a lot of useful expressions~ it's not like you are repeating yourself, every minute of your videos (especially the grammar ones) is always worth watching! So really I don't mind long videos if it means you go more in depth hehe
Anyway thank you for this video, as always it was clear and helpful :3
早くよくなるといいね I'll have to remember this as みさ先生 gets sick often. 🙏🏼💕😄
otsukare-sama! it must be a pain to repeat yourself in almost every video, but it really helps when i can’t remember something, so thank u!!!
You should make a video on famous Japanese memes. I want to know more of what their internet is like lol
"I hope" is an expression I always struggled with. Dictionaries don't really help here. This is incredibly useful, thank you!
Oh, by the way - 日本語能力試験に受かりましたよ！(N4) 😁
Yours videos r helping a lot, thanks to u be the best teacher ever*
My English isn't good but I get understand u🇧🇷😣💞
So, you are learning English from a Japanese teacher?
@@dynamicjaethought7788 No, English I learnt already, now I'm learning Japanese, Mandarin n french
@@fabiookonolanguages I know, I'm just messing with you. Your English isn't great, so your sentence grammar is wrong. So, I was just teasing you a bit...you will be fine. Don't worry. You sentence, just makes it look like you are watch her video to learn English...even though she is a Japanese teacher lol.
@@dynamicjaethought7788 omg, I was reading again and holy shit hahahahaha that's terrible, I guess my English improved a lot...
Really glad this explains the difference between な and ね
Thank you Misa! I have been waiting for this one!
me, too! these phrases help out so much 😊
The main reason that I like your videos so much is that you try to teach us EVERYTHING! So, keep doing the same thing.
みささんは本当に素晴らしい先生だと思います！🤩
I was wondering about the "i hope" structure and suddenly I came across it and I'm very happy. Your explanation is very good and you are very beautiful
Misa your videos are amazing and really helping me. I was watching a Godzilla movie last night and i understood quite a bit and noticed errors at a couple points with the translation. It took me years to get to this point in Spanish but thanks to you and a few others I have learned quite a bit.
I can't wait to move to Japan! Just gotta finish my degree and pay off a little debt and I am going to apply to JET.
THANK YOU sosoosososososososo much, I'm so happy I found you I'm literally crying happy tears. you really break down concepts, explain and compare nuances, explain new vocab, you even reviewed が and けど even though you have a separate video on them (which was also very educating)
みささん、本当にありがとう！！！！
みさ先生, Your lessons are very helpful! I have been learning Japanese for half a year now, and I understand some of the important grammar structures, so I am pretty much at mid-high beginner level. I have watched other lesson videos and tried other resources. However, your lesson videos are the ones I really like the most because of your extremely helpful explainations. As a matter of fact, I watch your absolute beginner level videos series so I could take notes and not forget them.
ありがとうございます, みさ先生.
長い動画かもしれないけど、本当に詳しい説明だし、便利な動画です！
Your videos are the best explanations of Japanese grammar. I love all the real life examples and tying in of other grammar you have previously covered!
ありがとうせんせいみさ
You explanation make me to easy to understand .
I always watch your video everytime.You are the best Japanese teacher I have ever seen. Thank you for your effort 🥰
Your lesson i very clear and I learned lots of things! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! I'm grateful that the video wasn't shorter. I learned so much
We don't mind when your videos get long... we just end up learning more.... Plus you are so much fun to watch... thanks for all your efforts and hard work... 🥰
Just so you know I really like it when your videos are long. 動画が長いといいな。 I rewatch/listen to them all the time. You've helped me a lot. I'm sure the editing gets really time consuming when your videos are long though. Thank you so much for your efforts.
I hope you are having a Happy New Year and that you will make a plethora of these wonderful videos. I must be improving because I was able to keep up and I love reading the Kanji.
いつものように役立つレッスンと美しい先生💖
ありがとう先生
I enjoyed hearing all that content explained in a still relatively short time, and especially ますように. I was an intern with a small Christian church in Tokyo, that partnered in distributing food and praying out loud with groups of homeless people. So eventually I was asked to lead a prayer and found I could say a lot once I was taught 神様~ありますように, but it's interesting to learn it's rarely spoken.
So many different ways- I didn't know about! 😂 Thanks for the video 😄
Honestly the best channel to learn Japanese!
Another stylish and clear presentation. Many thanks - yet again...
We love that you always want to teach us everything! Thank you, Misa. みさ先生が一番ですね！
Ilove your explanation 😍😍わかりやすい
All videos are the best!
thanks a lot for the video. I am studying Japanese and I have been wondering for some time how to say "I hope". the video is done very well, I appreciate that the video is long because you could explain it well.君はいつもうれしいといいな。ありがとうございました
みさ先生幸せになるといいね😊。いろいろありがとうございまございます💐
Finally someone uploaded a video about it.
Lol, I couldn't help but notice that the phrase 早くよくなるといいね contains the sounds なると.
I think I love you, your videos are so useful I never forget what I learn with them
Misa is a ridiculously good teacher like what???
Glad you explained which と it is. I suspected it was the 'if' version, but needed confirmation!
I think it's this one I'm resuming my studies and learning with this video
I found your channel about a week ago and now I cannot stop watching your videos. I felt I was bad at learning languages in high school but your videos are very interesting to me. Thank you.
And it was only Spanish and French I took classes for in school. Since English is my only language if anything would be easy for me it should be those languages. My sister took years of Japanese in high school and college though.
Misa sensei arigatou❤️ Don't make the videos too short🤧 It helps when you use many examples to explain.
I just wanted to say thank-you for making these videos. That have been a great aid to the classes I'm taking in university. Great work!!!!
This helped me a lot to progress. A huge thanks from me, I hope your day will be good!
Always enjoy your videos. Clearing up NE and NA does help a lot. I do get confused by this at times. Thanks for your hard work.
I like that your videos are long. I get the grammar better this way, thank you sooooo much👏🏻😊
I love you Sensei, I'm a big fan of yours,. I learn a lot from your videos. Thank you so much.
さすがみさ先生。めっちゃおもしろかった！次の動画もすぐ来るといいな ：）
Thanks for the very useful lessons. Keep it coming! 💛💛💛
分かりやすかったよ。👍
ありがとう!!
みさ、解説してくれていつまでもありがとう! 分かりやすい！😊✨ みさの笑顔が可愛い。このレッスンをいつも作ってしてくれてありがとう。🙆🏾
いつか日本語にはペラペラになるといいな！☺
I'm just going to imagine the Pikachu plushies follow you around and if you stay in one place long enough you have to move!
ありがとうございます、みさ先生
みさ先生はもっと素晴らしいビデオを作ってくれるいいな~~
教えてくれてありがとうございます
You saved my life with that video
Thank you so much 🌹
Thank you I really needed this. 👍🏻
Thank you again for your explanations which are really, really helpful!
thanks misa sensei I really love your lessons💜💜
みさ先生は幸せになれるといいね😊
先生のレストランありがとうございます。
You explained well....I am your student aw well as Fan...
Thank you and keeping such more video of N3
Keep up the great vids Misa!
I just noticed the Terriermon in the background! かわいいね~
今年、本当に大恋な状況ですから、来年、日本へ行けるといいな!みさ先生気をつけてくださいね!♡
I really learn a lot from you
どうもありがとうございます、みさ先生！
この動画ありがとうございます！
very well explained in details.arigatou sensei. more videos📹
Excellent videos!!
I learnt something new today..
Thank you Misa-Sensei
I learn in a rather strange way but I’ve been trying to learn other languages such as Japanese because I’ve been bored in quarantine. Misa is one of the few people who makes learning new languages easier for me.
みさ先生はずっと動画を作るといいな
i'm in a pinch, I failed N4 twice already. I think i got used to internet way of talking with japanese people and when the question showed me bunch of articles and proper conjugations i thought everything in the choices was correct LOL
I think im gonna skip N4 and try N3 on december again, I'll have 1 year to prepare !
I love your lessons thank you so much 😊
Another great lesson!
Rainen kekkon shimasu you ni~~ XD lol thank you Misa for this useful lesson. And you don't have to worry about making long videos. I personally enjoy them and I bet many other subscribers feel the same!
Favorite teacher
thank you so much!!! I love your videos! nthey are a great help :)
Great lesson as always, I love you.
I like long videos. Long Japanese lessons are fun.
Hey Misa先生. Can たらいい be used interchangeably with といい and does it have any nuance?
そっか！ありがとうございます。
Great lesson.
I'm not sure if you wrote this somewhere, but do you have recommendations for video editing software? Something thats good for making subtitles? Beyond subtitles, nothing fancy is needed.
Love this Vid. Learned so many things.. good job Misa sensei!!!
Thank you for the lessons!
Dogen uses 日本語が上手です quite a lot as one of his examples.
How do you teach Japanese so well. I feel like Japanese is easier after your videos. I gain confidence every time.
Misa Sensei, This Class was mind-blowing...thank you so much!! I am from Brazil!!
Just because I'm a stickler about such things, in English, to be jealous is to be afraid that someone will take what you already have; If you're afraid that the cute girl over there will steal your boyfriends attention than you are Jealous. To be envious is to want what another person has; if your neighbor just got a new Tesla and you wish you had one too than you are envious.
I appreciate Misa distinguishing the difference but if English speakers were better at speaking English than she wouldn't really have to.
Misa-sensei, I really appreciate your content, its always fun to watch. But, sometimes could you focus on the more advanced learners too? Its always fun to learn things, but I think you have a great potential to spread great knowledge to higher levels too :)
Anyways, keep up the good work and have a nice day
Gyula Szeleczky おっしゃる通り
ありがとうございました😃