If you guys are enjoying this content, don't forget to like the video and comment, Matt deserves the views and to be paid for the epic amount of work he is putting in. literally the best language learning content I have come across.
Really good! I also agree that Furigana would be useful when kanji are used (still getting to grips with them!), but really looking forward to seeing more like this. Very useful seeing vocab used in context like this
I’m two years late, but it still needs to be said that this is by far the best format that I came across to study alongside Genki. Can’t wait to progress in the lessons and come back here to review the content.
Perfect format! My only suggestions would be to hold the answer screen just a little bit longer and maybe include furigana when needed. I’m looking forward to many more videos in this series!
Honestly!!! You are God sent! Thank you for the time and effort you put into these videos. Finding each scene must have been painstakingly long! You are a legend!
Thanks for putting these videos out,man. Learning like this is way easier and more interesting than just reading and doing exercises. The examples are super helpful, and i can actually listen to the expression in a practical context.
Great stuff. Thank you. Here is my suggestion, which is obviously just my personal preference. I think it would be better to leave the words up for about 10-12 seconds while we try to read them, and only afterwards add the people saying them, because once I hear them say the words, I stop reading, mainly because I no longer think I'm reading but matching the sounds I just heard to the symbols on the screen. After the people say them, I don't think more than 5 seconds is required to process the meaning. Either you know it or you don't, so leaving more than 5 seconds for people to determine the meaning is pointless, as you're testing immediate recognition. I disagree with people who want furigana, especially on common kanji. They should learn common kanji by seeing them in words and recognizing them in those words, thereby learning one reading of the kanji (as it applies to that particular word). Reserve furigana for uncommon kanji. And, no, kanji isn't "uncommon" just because you're new to kanji.
Thank you for this! I’m working on it, it’s hard for me to learn the longer phrases (like ‘I hope we get along well’) but this and your other video help a lot!
If you guys are enjoying this content, don't forget to like the video and comment, Matt deserves the views and to be paid for the epic amount of work he is putting in. literally the best language learning content I have come across.
Thanks so much man
Really good! I also agree that Furigana would be useful when kanji are used (still getting to grips with them!), but really looking forward to seeing more like this. Very useful seeing vocab used in context like this
I’m two years late, but it still needs to be said that this is by far the best format that I came across to study alongside Genki. Can’t wait to progress in the lessons and come back here to review the content.
ありがとうございます！🎉
This is legit what I need to boost my Genki course. Just started in college and I’ll be sure to share it with everyone I can!
Perfect format! My only suggestions would be to hold the answer screen just a little bit longer and maybe include furigana when needed.
I’m looking forward to many more videos in this series!
Thanks so much MLM!!
@@GameGengo awesome! Even just 1-2 more seconds should be enough, it doesn’t have to be much longer than that. Thank you Matt!
you can always just, you know, PAUSE the video? lol
Good quality as always, I do agree with the other comment about possibly another second or two being helpful on the answer part
You are doing good friend! I really like your channel is so helpful!
wow... this is such a cool supplement to the video!!
This is literally the most brilliant learning resource I've ever seen on this platform. Thank you so much for your effort, Matt!
Thank you for these awesome videos, such an amazing resource!
Ooh I was waiting for this one!!!! Let me just wipe the sleep from my eyes so I can see 😂
Bahaha good morning! Hope you enjoy! ;)
Truly great quality learning material! Thanks for making this.
I love this way of learning, thank you so muuuuch ❤❤❤
Insane how good this series is! Really happy to have found this as a resource
Honestly!!! You are God sent! Thank you for the time and effort you put into these videos. Finding each scene must have been painstakingly long!
You are a legend!
Such a great way to test what you learnt after the previous lesson! 🤩👌 Thank you so much for your work and effort, we truly appreciate that!!!! 🥰🙏
Thanks for putting these videos out,man. Learning like this is way easier and more interesting than just reading and doing exercises. The examples are super helpful, and i can actually listen to the expression in a practical context.
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Thanks Matt
I was looking for something like this after watching your Genki I lessons. Finally found it! yatta!
This series is gold, glad i found it
Liking this format. Challenging for sure.
Its best japanese learning channel i come across.
I love this 😍
ありがとうございます
Thank you!
thanks !
Great video, thank you!
ありがとう先生^_^
Great stuff. Thank you. Here is my suggestion, which is obviously just my personal preference. I think it would be better to leave the words up for about 10-12 seconds while we try to read them, and only afterwards add the people saying them, because once I hear them say the words, I stop reading, mainly because I no longer think I'm reading but matching the sounds I just heard to the symbols on the screen. After the people say them, I don't think more than 5 seconds is required to process the meaning. Either you know it or you don't, so leaving more than 5 seconds for people to determine the meaning is pointless, as you're testing immediate recognition. I disagree with people who want furigana, especially on common kanji. They should learn common kanji by seeing them in words and recognizing them in those words, thereby learning one reading of the kanji (as it applies to that particular word). Reserve furigana for uncommon kanji. And, no, kanji isn't "uncommon" just because you're new to kanji.
I think 失礼 might better be translated as "pardon me" since it sounds like you're apologizing for intruding
Thank you for this! I’m working on it, it’s hard for me to learn the longer phrases (like ‘I hope we get along well’) but this and your other video help a lot!
Thank you!