I studied Japanese Studies in university long ago. I can tell you, Misa covers all the same sticking points we did. But with better real life examples. And more Pikachu.
Anyone who complains your videos are too long don't know how to appreciate what you do. As viewers on RUclips, it's so easy to just pause and come back to the video again. Honestly, Misa sensei explains grammar so clearly and thoroughly. I usually take a week (or more) just to get through a video like this. I stop many times, usually because my brain just can't digest and understand everything at one go, or because I have to get back to doing other stuff that needs my attention. But to be able to watch this free on RUclips and still complain? Then you really have no ounce of gratitude in you.
It really just depends on preference. But then again, no one forces anyone who complains to watch Misa. I personally prefer more concise videos, but in depth videos like Misa's are also a great watch :)
Well spoken A B! I’m the same way. I’ll return to the same video a few times over the course of a week or two, making a few flashcards in Anki along the way.
I'm always amazed how you can explain grammar so clearly. That's Misa for you. Truly the best teacher on RUclips hands-down. Thanks for this explanation, it's very a confusing part but you did a great job at explaining it.
26:35 The way I see it, ganbattekita is like "I came here to this point in time after making an effort" In case it's useful to someone - it's exactly the same idea of coming and going after an action, but the point you're going to or coming from is not "here" but "now"
I never really understood this topic too much but this video definitely helped clear up when to use ていく and てくる!! Thank you so much!! The examples with the LEGO Friends was really great too haha!
You are the Greatest Japanese Teacher online I have been searching and looking for! I thank God for guiding me to your effective classes! I will focus on attending your class to pick up anything you are so kind and nice to provide, I am not sure I will make a good student but I feel extremely lucky to have you as such a Great Teacher with your Great and unique way of teaching! Thanks a million!
41 minutes of grammer?! ( my initial reaction) It's digestible, the scenarios make it easier to follow and make intuitive leaps. Thank you for the lesson👊👍
Thank you so much for the lessons. I just discovered your content. I am a retired expat living in Japan. I have lived here since 2015. I have struggled with learning Japanese. But, your style of teaching Japanese has given me hope. I can listen and take notes. I subscribed to your Patreon site. Once again, thanks so much. Keep up the fabulous work that you are doing.
@@ajax7590 the tricky thing about it is that it is not as common as you might think. I have stopped and purposely paid attention to see how often it is used by native speakers, both in real life and in tv shows, etc. And it only comes out every now and then, making it harder to practice imo. Now I feel like I can understand it better, and the doubts I had about it been cleared.
Arigato gozaimasu Misa sensei! You are really making my journey of learning Japanese a lot smoother than it was before! And I really appreciate your collection of Pikachu ;)
I have been watching Misa Sensei for a long time, and I am always looking forward to next video with increasing excitement. Thanks for this high quality material. For reviewing my japanese "Practice Test" videos were very helpful. Those videos showed me my real progress and disrepancies with my own perceived progress. I hope we can see these practice videos time to time.
hey, i just want to say i saw all of this video and not skip any time, your video is very awesome, very detail, so much effort you spent to this video. i hope you will have more sub than now, you deserves with your time you spent for the video. 41 minutes and edit , record, cut, record again... Yeah my english is not good, i am sorry but 本当にありがとうございました
Reads the title:👁👁 Me: *squeals* P.S. Okay so I was just thinking about positing a comment asking 先生 to cover this topic because its kinda complex to fully grasp and put in use fluently, but lo and behold this appears on my feed just a few hours later. Case in point, Misa Sensei is a Psychic and you can't convince me otherwise.
Nothing I can say that hasn't already been said but just thank you so much Misa. Truly the ultimate Japanese grammar channel. I will become a Patron in the future when I am able - you deserve the support.
You did an amazing job explaining the various uses of ていく and てくる! I’ve been struggling with this for years and you’re the first person to break it down so succinctly. Thank you!
Wow this video was amazing.. I'm so grateful that you take the time to go through each topic fully, even if it take much more of your time to script, film and edit it all. I love that you always explain the root of why something is said the way it is I.e. the logic behind it, and breaking down common sayings and giving useful day to day examples. And I'm really grateful you go through all of the usages for that grammar. It really frustrates me when I think I've learned a grammar point, but then I see it used and still don't understand because the textbook didnt cover it in depth. Your videos are such a valuable resource, thank you Misa sensei.
Omg thank you. ていく and てくる have bothered my for so long. I figured out some of it over the years, but seeing it all together and seeing examples and hearing it said, makes it click so much better.
Misaさん、ありがとうございます！ I've been studying Japanese grammar by JLPT level, and even though I've been studying N2 grammar, I couldn't understand ていく and てくる at all. After watching this video, everything became clear!
I really like this videos, you condense the information, that would normally require many books in one grammar subject, I had to watch it like in 4 different days, but as you say "repetition is key", thank you.
I've seen these kinds of scenarios and wracked my brain trying to figure out it's implied meaning, but this lesson was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much ^^
Thanks!! I just finished taking notes on your ように、のに and ために lesson and now u post another lesson, this is blessing! Thank you so MUCH misa for taking your orecious time to make vidoes for us ʕ•̀ω•́ʔ✧ 本当にありがとうございます みさのために日本語を勉強し始めましたよ。 This is not just you simply sitting and talking to camera for an hour or so, taking ur time to make lesson for us, on top of that there is all the editing that has to be done, different colors of fonts, kanjis... Etc ty so much
This was brilliant! I use Japanesepod101 but sometimes it gets irritating when they talk so much about random things and not the subject. I like that they have fun but you gave a lot of information and so many examples that it felt easy to absorb and combine with what I already knew. Thank you ☺️
持って行くin my mind feels like ”I'll go and get them ". よく説明してくれて有難うございました。時々ずっと日本語で説明して頂きませんか ところで もし段々熱くなると言ったら、暑くなってきと同じ意味ですか If I say だんだん will that IMPLY it will get hot gradually....over time? the same as なってきた。
Thank you so much!! I'm taking jap classes but they only explain a small part of the grammar. I prefer a fullt detailed explanation so I always go back to your content to learn more!! Full context helps me understand why words are used for such and such, ty!!!!
By coincidence, we have a very very similar "spell" in UK English to make the weather clear up "Rain, rain, go away - Come again another day" Also - いつものように超便利なビデオです。どうもありがとうございます、みさ先生。コロナに気をつけてください！
I studied Japanese back in 昭和 (Pikachu wasn't born, yet), and I’m doing it again, hoping to really learn it, this time. Our textbook’s section on ~ていく/~てくる followed what you say in this lesson, (in much less detail), but included an add-on in a later chapter. That was to put the てverb in reference to a point in time. v~てくる would mean ‘reach/come to the point where v’ and v~ていく would mean ‘at that point, begin to v’. Example sentences were だんだん 漢字を忘れていきました (he/I gradually began to forget kanji (from that point on)), and だんだん 覚えてきました (he/I gradually began to learn it (from that point on)). So, I always felt that いってきます means ‘I’ve reached the point where I’m going’ or ‘it’s time for me to leave’, and really has nothing to do with doing and coming back later, in the same sense as 持っていく, ‘(go) get it and come back’. Am I nuts? Okay, maybe that’s a separate issue, but do you have a comment?
Loved this lesson. I still struggle with this grammar point when I'm going out to do something and bringing things. This helps straighten things out. Thank you so much for making this huge video!!!!
Thanks a lot Misa! I've just discovered your channel and your explaination are crystal clear! I'll definetely re-watch this one as this grammar point has always confused me :)
I don't know what's more impressive, her putting a Lego Friends example in as part of her lessons, or the fact that there was a Lego Friends set for her to use in the first place.
im always using te iku and te kuru in a 反対 way😭🤦🏻♀️,while my 4 yr old son can perfectly use it. i feel so 馬鹿 for living here in 5 yrs and yet my japanese skills still the same 🥲 your vlog really helps me a lot ありがとうございます😭
Misa-sensei, can you do a video about nasal sounds? Like, i've heard Japanese people said ga and nga in a word that contains "が". When to use "ga" and when to use "nga" ? What's the difference between them? And will Japanese people notice if we spelled "ga" when we're supposed to "nga" ?
Misa 先生 🥺 you're a miracle worker! 🙏✨👍👏I've been trying to understand this for SO LONG! and all the explanations I've heard have been not very thorough.. Thanks to your explanation, I can finally understand this point!!!✨👍 Your explanations are so CLEAR and THOROUGH! But most importantly PRACTICAL and REAL! I have Japanese friends that always say, "買って来ようか？" (shall I go buy it?) And I never knew why they were saying that. I now I got it! 🙌🙌🙌 Also, I've been trying to understand "Bring someone with you somewhere" And "take someone with you somewhere" (follow someone). I loved your explanation of 連れて行く & 連れて来る。 Can you give more examples though 🙏🙏🙏 like what if you want to say, "follow me!" Or "I'll follow you" or "is it ok if I join/follow you?" Or "is it ok if I bring my friend?" I get confused with: 連れて行く vs. 付いて行く
Great video as always! I just think Misa sensei didn't cover the case of 暑くなってくる (the てきた in the present). maybe I'm just dumb but I don't know what to make of it.
This is from demon slayer 鬼が入ってこないの? いいや、入ってくる. Tanjiro: The demons wouldn't come in would they? Without てくる it could sound weird like: The demons wouldn't enter would they? 鬼が入ってないの? ... てくる is so useful, thanks for teaching it
I studied Japanese Studies in university long ago. I can tell you, Misa covers all the same sticking points we did. But with better real life examples. And more Pikachu.
ههههه
Anyone who complains your videos are too long don't know how to appreciate what you do. As viewers on RUclips, it's so easy to just pause and come back to the video again. Honestly, Misa sensei explains grammar so clearly and thoroughly. I usually take a week (or more) just to get through a video like this. I stop many times, usually because my brain just can't digest and understand everything at one go, or because I have to get back to doing other stuff that needs my attention. But to be able to watch this free on RUclips and still complain? Then you really have no ounce of gratitude in you.
Indeed!
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学んだことを示すために、日本語で行ったほうが良かったんだろうよ…
It really just depends on preference. But then again, no one forces anyone who complains to watch Misa. I personally prefer more concise videos, but in depth videos like Misa's are also a great watch :)
Well spoken A B! I’m the same way. I’ll return to the same video a few times over the course of a week or two, making a few flashcards in Anki along the way.
I'm always amazed how you can explain grammar so clearly. That's Misa for you. Truly the best teacher on RUclips hands-down. Thanks for this explanation, it's very a confusing part but you did a great job at explaining it.
26:35 The way I see it, ganbattekita is like "I came here to this point in time after making an effort"
In case it's useful to someone - it's exactly the same idea of coming and going after an action, but the point you're going to or coming from is not "here" but "now"
I never really understood this topic too much but this video definitely helped clear up when to use ていく and てくる!! Thank you so much!! The examples with the LEGO Friends was really great too haha!
You are the Greatest Japanese Teacher online I have been searching and looking for! I thank God for guiding me to your effective classes! I will focus on attending your class to pick up anything you are so kind and nice to provide, I am not sure I will make a good student but I feel extremely lucky to have you as such a Great Teacher with your
Great and unique way of teaching! Thanks a million!
41 minutes of grammer?! ( my initial reaction)
It's digestible, the scenarios make it easier to follow and make intuitive leaps. Thank you for the lesson👊👍
Thank you so much for the lessons. I just discovered your content. I am a retired expat living in Japan. I have lived here since 2015. I have struggled with learning Japanese. But, your style of teaching Japanese has given me hope. I can listen and take notes. I subscribed to your Patreon site. Once again, thanks so much. Keep up the fabulous work that you are doing.
This piece of grammar stills bugs me even though I’ve been studying Japanese for over 4 years... this definitely helped though!
I definitely feel you on this I’ve been learning for 2 years and I still forget how to use these
@@ajax7590 the tricky thing about it is that it is not as common as you might think. I have stopped and purposely paid attention to see how often it is used by native speakers, both in real life and in tv shows, etc. And it only comes out every now and then, making it harder to practice imo. Now I feel like I can understand it better, and the doubts I had about it been cleared.
same, been learning for 3 years
Saaaaame! 😭🤪🙃 You're not alone! ^^
Misa 先生 really helped me finally get it though because she's so clear and thorough!👍
I feel you, brother.
Thanks a lot! With this video you helped me to correct a poetry I wrote some time ago, if you want I'll write it in the comments 🙏
ミサ先生、また、ありがとうございます!
Arigato gozaimasu Misa sensei!
You are really making my journey of learning Japanese a lot smoother than it was before!
And I really appreciate your collection of Pikachu ;)
I have been watching Misa Sensei for a long time, and I am always looking forward to next video with increasing excitement. Thanks for this high quality material. For reviewing my japanese "Practice Test" videos were very helpful. Those videos showed me my real progress and disrepancies with my own perceived progress. I hope we can see these practice videos time to time.
hey, i just want to say i saw all of this video and not skip any time, your video is very awesome, very detail, so much effort you spent to this video. i hope you will have more sub than now, you deserves with your time you spent for the video. 41 minutes and edit , record, cut, record again... Yeah my english is not good, i am sorry but 本当にありがとうございました
I like how Misa gives counterexamples whenever she explains a grammar point because it further emphasizes the difference between the nuances.
Reads the title:👁👁
Me: *squeals*
P.S. Okay so I was just thinking about positing a comment asking 先生 to cover this topic because its kinda complex to fully grasp and put in use fluently, but lo and behold this appears on my feed just a few hours later.
Case in point, Misa Sensei is a Psychic and you can't convince me otherwise.
Been wondering about this iku/kuru conjugation for so long, and been using it wrong too. Thanks for the amazing lesson as always, Misa!
Nothing I can say that hasn't already been said but just thank you so much Misa. Truly the ultimate Japanese grammar channel. I will become a Patron in the future when I am able - you deserve the support.
Excellent class, with lots of information and very easy to understand example sentences. Thanks a million.
Wow this lesson was REALLY easy to follow. Your lessons are usually very good, but this one was great. Good job Misa先生！
You did an amazing job explaining the various uses of ていく and てくる! I’ve been struggling with this for years and you’re the first person to break it down so succinctly. Thank you!
Wow this video was amazing.. I'm so grateful that you take the time to go through each topic fully, even if it take much more of your time to script, film and edit it all. I love that you always explain the root of why something is said the way it is I.e. the logic behind it, and breaking down common sayings and giving useful day to day examples. And I'm really grateful you go through all of the usages for that grammar. It really frustrates me when I think I've learned a grammar point, but then I see it used and still don't understand because the textbook didnt cover it in depth. Your videos are such a valuable resource, thank you Misa sensei.
Misa sensei you will always be my GOAT in learning Japaneseee! i need to review these grammar patterns and your as always you always give the nuances
been watching your vids for 5 years now and still going strong, thank you for all these lessons and videos misa
ほんとにありがとう🙌
This lesson really helped me understand it!
ほんとう
27:00 I love how you read our minds sometimes! That's a good teacher in my book
Omg thank you. ていく and てくる have bothered my for so long. I figured out some of it over the years, but seeing it all together and seeing examples and hearing it said, makes it click so much better.
Amazing Lesson みさ! Thank you so much for making these lessons and sharing thing about Japanese culture. It helps with my studies immensely.
30:20 that’s a pretty cool and fresh example to use
様々な使い方を分かってきた。はっきり説明してくれてありがとう!
ありがとう みさ 先生 ❤️
You are a great teacher! Thumbs up . Thank you Grazie from Italy !
Misaさん、ありがとうございます！
I've been studying Japanese grammar by JLPT level, and even though I've been studying N2 grammar, I couldn't understand ていく and てくる at all. After watching this video, everything became clear!
omg thank you for this! i've been so confused with this lately
Thank you, Misa-sensei! This was really really helpful. ～ていく and ～てくる have confused me for a long time, but you have made things clearer!
Thanks so much Misa Sensei! Now I need 40 minutes of examples of 〜ていく vs. 〜にいく
I really like this videos, you condense the information, that would normally require many books in one grammar subject, I had to watch it like in 4 different days, but as you say "repetition is key", thank you.
I've seen these kinds of scenarios and wracked my brain trying to figure out it's implied meaning, but this lesson was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much ^^
Thank you! This helped me alot, i think these combined verbs or whatever you may wanna call them are the hardest part of japanese for me.
かわいい子の説明はいつも素晴らしいよ！
Thanks!! I just finished taking notes on your ように、のに and ために lesson and now u post another lesson, this is blessing! Thank you so MUCH misa for taking your orecious time to make vidoes for us ʕ•̀ω•́ʔ✧
本当にありがとうございます
みさのために日本語を勉強し始めましたよ。
This is not just you simply sitting and talking to camera for an hour or so, taking ur time to make lesson for us, on top of that there is all the editing that has to be done, different colors of fonts, kanjis... Etc ty so much
Misa sensei, your vocab videos are my favorite, i love them! Thank you!
These videos are an absolute godsend! Thanks!
21:59 ラーメン食べて行かない？ 라면 먹고 갈래?
23:02 コンビニで牛乳を買っていく。편의점에서 우유를 사 갈게. vs コンビニに牛乳を買いに行く。편의점에 우유를 사러 갈게.
30:33 てくる vs はじめる vs ていく
0:58 yes, probably one of the first phrase my Japanese friend taught me :D
This was brilliant! I use Japanesepod101 but sometimes it gets irritating when they talk so much about random things and not the subject. I like that they have fun but you gave a lot of information and so many examples that it felt easy to absorb and combine with what I already knew.
Thank you ☺️
このビデオはすっごく役に立ちました！ありがとう、みさ先生！
Right from the examples and the explanation to the way of teaching, everything is perfect! ❤
This was exactly the kind of lesson that i needed to figure this pattern out! ありがとうございました
持って行くin my mind feels like ”I'll go and get them ". よく説明してくれて有難うございました。時々ずっと日本語で説明して頂きませんか ところで もし段々熱くなると言ったら、暑くなってきと同じ意味ですか
If I say だんだん will that IMPLY it will get hot gradually....over time? the same as なってきた。
これを長い待っていた。ミサさんって上手な先生だよね？ありがとうございます。
Misa-sensei, you`re an excellent teacher!!! I learn all jp grammar by watching your videos^^ thank you so much
Can u imagine the conversations Rachel and Monica have when the camera isn’t on !! I wonder if pikachu talks too ?!!! みさ 先生はいちばんです😊
Thank you so much!! I'm taking jap classes but they only explain a small part of the grammar. I prefer a fullt detailed explanation so I always go back to your content to learn more!! Full context helps me understand why words are used for such and such, ty!!!!
Thank you!, Misa-sensei! 💖 I was just reading about this grammar and your video makes it much more comprehensible!
Another excellent lesson. ありがとうございました!
By coincidence, we have a very very similar "spell" in UK English to make the weather clear up "Rain, rain, go away - Come again another day" Also - いつものように超便利なビデオです。どうもありがとうございます、みさ先生。コロナに気をつけてください！
I was waiting for the audience laughs in the friends set :( and smelly cat in Japanese, amazing video
I studied Japanese back in 昭和 (Pikachu wasn't born, yet), and I’m doing it again, hoping to really learn it, this time. Our textbook’s section on ~ていく/~てくる followed what you say in this lesson, (in much less detail), but included an add-on in a later chapter. That was to put the てverb in reference to a point in time. v~てくる would mean ‘reach/come to the point where v’ and v~ていく would mean ‘at that point, begin to v’. Example sentences were だんだん 漢字を忘れていきました (he/I gradually began to forget kanji (from that point on)), and だんだん 覚えてきました (he/I gradually began to learn it (from that point on)). So, I always felt that いってきます means ‘I’ve reached the point where I’m going’ or ‘it’s time for me to leave’, and really has nothing to do with doing and coming back later, in the same sense as 持っていく, ‘(go) get it and come back’.
Am I nuts? Okay, maybe that’s a separate issue, but do you have a comment?
Loved this lesson. I still struggle with this grammar point when I'm going out to do something and bringing things. This helps straighten things out. Thank you so much for making this huge video!!!!
Your explanation is best and your subtitle really helps
Better say it in English : I am not getting used to Misa sensei's lessons , because they keep on getting better !
This confused me in the material I was learning with. ケド今からそれはよくなっていく！Thank you very much!
It is long but definetly worth watching :) thank you so much for your effort!!!
Thanks a lot Misa! I've just discovered your channel and your explaination are crystal clear! I'll definetely re-watch this one as this grammar point has always confused me :)
ありがとう!!!去年からこの文法をわからないけどこれから使っていく。
I don't know what's more impressive, her putting a Lego Friends example in as part of her lessons, or the fact that there was a Lego Friends set for her to use in the first place.
im always using te iku and te kuru in a 反対 way😭🤦🏻♀️,while my 4 yr old son can perfectly use it.
i feel so 馬鹿 for living here in 5 yrs and yet my japanese skills still the same 🥲
your vlog really helps me a lot
ありがとうございます😭
Such a beautiful piece of grammar
Let’s all be a good child and don’t let your mom worry. Remember to add てくる
週末もっとみさちゃんの動画をみていくつもりです。
日本語の改善に役に立つだね。。。ありがとう。
Thank you for the effort taken for the video. I had grin on my face the whole time. I was hoping it had laugh tracks though.
Misa-sensei, can you do a video about nasal sounds? Like, i've heard Japanese people said ga and nga in a word that contains "が". When to use "ga" and when to use "nga" ? What's the difference between them? And will Japanese people notice if we spelled "ga" when we're supposed to "nga" ?
Sees the duration of the video:👁👁
Me: time to grab me some popcorn
Watched video: REALLY useful, sort of complex - will watch 3 more times.
Me: Need more popcorn. コンビニに買ってくる！
God, thank you so much. I have an exam this week and I really haven't practised because I didn't have much time. You saved me with this explanation
Thanks so much Misa sensei!!!! I've been wanting to learn this lesson for a while!!
I love the animation in the beginning! Very useful video🥰
Misa at her teaching best once again.
これは複雑で、難しいと思います。これは便利ですよね。私は、これからも勉強していきます！ありがとうございます。
Thank you!! I get confused about these two a lot. I'm glad that you share the difference
Beautiful, beautiful beautiful. I dont know enough english to say how beautiful is this
Thank you for this another lesson maam!..
Misa 先生 🥺 you're a miracle worker! 🙏✨👍👏I've been trying to understand this for SO LONG! and all the explanations I've heard have been not very thorough.. Thanks to your explanation, I can finally understand this point!!!✨👍 Your explanations are so CLEAR and THOROUGH! But most importantly PRACTICAL and REAL! I have Japanese friends that always say, "買って来ようか？" (shall I go buy it?) And I never knew why they were saying that. I now I got it! 🙌🙌🙌
Also, I've been trying to understand "Bring someone with you somewhere"
And "take someone with you somewhere" (follow someone).
I loved your explanation of 連れて行く & 連れて来る。 Can you give more examples though 🙏🙏🙏 like what if you want to say, "follow me!" Or "I'll follow you" or "is it ok if I join/follow you?" Or "is it ok if I bring my friend?"
I get confused with:
連れて行く vs. 付いて行く
Thank you so much!
Excellent lesson.
Thank you for teaching the ideas behind why you say certain things! Extremely helpful😊 I'd bake you a cookie if I could xD
おはようございます
Misa is going through a SERIOUS pink-phase lately
very informative video
Great video as always!
I just think Misa sensei didn't cover the case of 暑くなってくる (the てきた in the present).
maybe I'm just dumb but I don't know what to make of it.
Gracias Misa, me gustan mucho tus clases, veo caso todos tus videos!
Gracias.
This is from demon slayer
鬼が入ってこないの?
いいや、入ってくる.
Tanjiro: The demons wouldn't come in would they?
Without てくる it could sound weird like:
The demons wouldn't enter would they?
鬼が入ってないの?
...
てくる is so useful, thanks for teaching it
Omg awesome Lego japanese class.
Would love to see your take on ~てやる. Specially with all the cultural nuances you always teach. 教えてありがとう🙇🏻♂️
Thank you. I took notes and this helped me. Definitely will practice more
Привет Миса! Игрушки приятно удивили, очень мило))) Спасибо за урок!
本当にありがとうございます
私ビデオよく わかる、ミサ-さんは最高の先生でとても魅力だよね。頑張って！
みささん! You play D&D! I see you Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica on a shelf, along with dungeon tiles, I think. ヂィエムですか！
ミサ先生、教えてくれてありがとうございます🙇♀️
Thanks for these high quality videos!