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うちに / ないうちに【While/ Before/As】in Japanese
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2022
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たくさんのコメントが入らないうちに「ミク先生、いつも通り役に立つ動画を作ってくれてありがとうございます!」をコメントしました
Very good lesson! Thank you!
The acting is so good, I love your channel, it's so good!!!
love the grammar videos, keep them coming for the higher levels!
omg i love the details in this video! the freckles! the snoring sound efx in the background!!! i love it hahah!
Really helpful, thank you very much!
Thank you
Very good. Thank you sensei.
That makes sense. "うちに" conveys/causes a greater sense of urgency 🤔 Thanks Miku-sensei! 🤓
Thank you so much sensie...i love it... detailed well🥰
thank you for all the work you put into your videos, although im still a beginner, it really does help
amazing explanation ❤
Wow you really stepped it up this video with the small touches on the edits! As always, great examples and clear/concise explanations.
ur amazing luv your vids
Thank you very much. I improved my japanese skill because of you...
Miku sensei is a very good teacher. I really enjoyed learning Nihongo by watching your videos. I just started watching last month since I got here jn Japan.
My favorite Japanese teacher. Thank you for your hard work.
生きているうちに、出来るだけ人を助けたい
ミク先生の動画いつもわかりやすくていい勉強になります！N3の勉強中だからとても助かります！ありがとうございます❤️
ありがとう先生
わざわざありがとうございます!🎉
教えてくれてありがとうございます先生😊
ありがとうございます ミク先生 ！
You are amazing. I tried to understand the nuance of the difference between 間に and うちに, but couldn't. Your explanation is amazing, so easy to understand! Thank you so much^^
I love your teaching 😍😍😍 you are the best 😍😍😍
thanks for your effort, it really helps me up to improve, since I have been in a slump and did not improve much recently ^^
Love the そばかす!
This is a great video, thank you very much.
did you just watch this video in the speed of light?
だいぶ助かります! ありがたい先生。
I wish I could like this video again and again.
is it could also be translated as 'let's clean before the kids wake up!' thank you so much for your videos!!!!! I find them so helpful. I also do your shadowing which is brilliant.
Great explanation of the nuances of this grammar point. Really appreciate your videos!
私は日本人なので、あなたが日本語を気に入ってくれてとてもうれしいです。🧡
Arigato gozaimasu sensei,,
Miku-sensei's "stay until the end" got me good xD
初めて、ありがとうございました Miku 先生💗 この ヴィデオから 新しい言葉も知識も ほとんど知ったので、簡単なtype で 習っていただきました。本当にありがとう🥰 Have a nive day 先生。
Wow မြန်မာလူမျိုးမှန်ရင် ဂျပန်လိုပါကျွမ်းရတယ်ဟ!!! www
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diffrent between uchi ni and juni plz make a video
『うちに、間に』っとは新完全マスターで同じ文法系をやっただけなのに、意味が違っていてよくわからなかった。でもさ、ミク先生の動画を見なり、はっきりと明らかになった。
とっても勉強になりました✍📚。
あっざす！
Like before watching I am pretty sure for the high quality of the video. みく せんせい その ビデオ どうも ありがとう ございます! ギリシャ人 から あいさつ🙂🇬🇷 いつか ギリシャ に 来って ください🙂
Miku 先生、 Can you make a video about " ~からには"。 お願いします🥺
Miku sensei can you make a video on tsuide ni Japanese grammar?? Your student form India 🇮🇳
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Her videos are so amazing. Is anyone in the comments subscribed to her learning products?? I am so interested in joining but I haven't made the commitment yet. I would love to hear some reviews!
the shadowing is brilliant!
I agree. The shadowing audio you can download and listen anywhere. Clear and concise teaching and explanation. Worth EVERY penny!
知らないうちにのことを好きになった。。使えますか
Miku sensei. Could you make a series for those who are studying Kansaiben? It'd help us a lot.
❤️😀😀😀😀😀😀
🙏🙏🌱🌻
hi sensei i want to know how to avail or enroll in your class?where can i inquire regarding these?
"気づかないうちに好きじない外の人に成って来ました。"
こんばんはミクさんさ。あなたのすべてのビデオが大好きで、日本語を学びたいです。私はあなたのビデオから多くのことを学び、あなたのビデオから多くの知識を得ました。ミクさんさ大好きです。
I hope you don't mind me sharing the words/phrases I liked the most!
to scold/to chide,叱る/𠮟る/呵る/しかる
I should buy a bunch while they're having a sale,セールのうちにいっぱい買った方がいい/セールのうちにたくさん買った方がいい
Let's run away now (before they notice),今のうちに逃げよう
different places,色んなところ/色々なところ/いろいろなところ
I wanna go to lots of places while I'm in Japan,日本にいるうちに色んなところに行きたい
to go on adventures,冒険する/ぼうけんする
we should go on adventures while we're young,若いうちに冒険した方がいい
You should study foreign languages while you're young,若いうちに外国語を勉強した方がいい
Eat it while it's warm - eh?,暖かいうちに食べてね
I wanna have grandkids while I'm energetic,元気なうちに孫が欲しい
Eat it before it gets cold - eh?,冷めないうちに食べてね
Let's go before it rains,雨が降らないうちに行こう
I'm gonna read a book before bed,寝る前に本を読む
I became fond of Japanese while watching anime,アニメを見てるうちに日本語が好きになった/アニメを見てる間に日本語が好きになった
I became able to play guitar,ギターが弾けるようになった
I became able to speak Japanese,日本語が話せるようになった
I fell asleep before I knew it,知らないうちに寝てた
while I don't realize/without realizing,気づかないうちに
to fall in love with someone,誰のことが好きになる
for a while,しばらく
a new ramen shop was built in our neighbourhood,近所に新しいラーメン屋ができた
while I'm in Japan,日本にいるうちに
I changed some of the wording just so that it's shorter and more casual for me to rehearse (I'm a relaxed person... I think)...
Now I'm gonna memorize these and watch the video again!
Thanks again Miku san! You're the best!
セールのうちにいっぱい買っておいた方がいい。：）
ミク 先生、 もっとｎ3 文法 を お願いします
Boku wa burajiru mainichi bideo wo mita
for the sentence "I fell in love with saki without realizing." would it also be acceptable to say きづかないでさきのことがすきになってた? is it more natural to say ないうちに in this situation or do both sound ok? thanks for any replies.
I wondered the same thing. My first though was 気付かないで but I guess it’s missing the nuance of “before I knew it”. I think 気付かないでサキのことが好きになってた would be more like “I didn’t realise I had fallen in love with Saki” instead of “Before I knew it/realised it, I had fallen in love with Saki”. But I’m still a beginner so I’d love to know what the difference is
ミク先生！お久しぶりですね～
他のビデオを作ったから、嬉しくなったのですよ～！>u
ミク先生すみません。
X; "How do you think you can say..?' と言われない。毎回この
表現を使って。。変です。
Y;"How do you think you say..?" といいって方がc完璧です。
Or..
Y;"How do you say..?"
"Can" means capable. In a guess situation, it's not used.
You say "How do you think you can say?" each time, so I don't mean to belittle your output. You have a lot of great videos. THey're all good. It would be wrong of me to not mention it, because you speak such good English and it's just alittle thing that sounds really strange each time.
じゃあね。日本語を教えてくれた本当ありがとござうます。
I dont agree with you.
Good lesson but the lesson is too fast for me
じゃ、良いか。やろうか?
Nani itten no?
@@user-in3ov6kf4g なんと思うか
@@troyderije well, Let's do it.
Am I right? o==[]::::::::::::::::>
@@user-in3ov6kf4g まぁ、どうでもいいよ
説明は分かり安いです