Nitroshadow_XL Yes, and it can be difficult to understand at first but you will get it with practice. Just for an example "naku" can mean to cry, but in the phrase "mo naku" it means without. So "watashi wa naku" means "I cry" but "owari mo naku" means without end. This can get very confusing and there are more words like this that have more than one meaning, for example itte means both to say and to go (as a command) The way to tell which word they mean is through the context of the conversation. Good luck!:)
I give you a thumbs up for your afford to make this video for us but I also have my comment. You only use up less than % of the space meaning you wording is too small and also the contrast of colouring in presentation. Either a light background (BG )with a dark wording or a dark BG with light wording not a light blue BG with yellow wording. Thanks
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Are you Mike Jones?
Kendra’s Language School is the best. Better than all the rest. Very practical and useful videos. Thank you
she says the same sentence but change one little thing in it ! nice strategy to learn where are the words on the sentences :)
このビデオはすごい便利ですね！
ありがとうございました。
i wish the lady speaks more slowly and repeat 2-3 more times ^^
You can change the video speed by clicking the gear icon below the video > speed > 0.5 / 0.75
Thanks for this. Actually contains at least 2 to 3 course levels. Arrigato gozaimashita😀
now,this kind of video i am searching....
thanks for this video..
this is amazing, thank you
thank you very much for sharing God bless you all off you
VERY useful
Thanks a lot. This video helps me a lot.
This is crazyyyy!!! 2 hours just play and can listen 👍😊なんかしながらこれをかけてたら勉強になるね！💖
ty for that great work -^_^-
英語の勉強になります！
Kendra's Language School is a great learning tool
WATASHI WA NIHONGO GA SUKI DESU , ARIGATOU !
こんにちは
こんにちは！お元気ですか。
こんにちは!
ありがとう ございました。
Very good 💐😌🙏🏻
Thanks..great
Putting it on ×2 speed killed me😂😂😂
thank you
Can a Japanese word mean similar or different things depending on how you construct the sentence?
Nitroshadow_XL
Yes, and it can be difficult to understand at first but you will get it with practice.
Just for an example "naku" can mean to cry, but in the phrase "mo naku" it means without. So "watashi wa naku" means "I cry" but "owari mo naku" means without end.
This can get very confusing and there are more words like this that have more than one meaning, for example itte means both to say and to go (as a command) The way to tell which word they mean is through the context of the conversation. Good luck!:)
いいですね。
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2:01
Her: Are you Mike Jones
Me: Nani?
Yes. I am, in fact, Mike Jones
I’m gonna sleep while this is playing
いいな！
日本語難しいけどがんばってな
ありがとごわいます
Great!
Are you mike Jones?
おはよう
sugoi!
"4:19 What is WRONG with this sentence: "My elder BROTHER is one year older than HER husband" ?
ore wa jakku
who?! Mike Jones! who?! Mike Jones!
こう聞こえるんだ!
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中国语도함께.❤
jā mata ne
I love you
Il Mike jones
I give you a thumbs up for your afford to make this video for us but I also have my comment. You only use up less than % of the space meaning you wording is too small and also the contrast of colouring in presentation. Either a light background (BG )with a dark wording or a dark BG with light wording not a light blue BG with yellow wording. Thanks
Less tha 70% of the space.
SORRY I CAN'T HEAR YOU OVER THE WATER
Putting it on ×2 speed killed me😂😂😂