1:49 This book この本(ほん) 1:56 This person この人(ひと) 2:00 This car この車(くるま) 2:29 This car is cute この車はかっこいい 3:37 暑(あつ)い です 3:44 Let's focus. 集(しゅう)中(ちゅう)しまょう 3:594:114:18interesting/funny 面白(おもしろ)い 4:33 この本(ほん)は面白(おもしろ)いです 4:55 その本(ほん)は面白(おもしろ)いです 5:38 That car あの車(くるま) 5:49 That car is cute あの車はかっこいい 6:116:206:33あの車は私(わたし)ので 6:39 I/Me 私(わたし) 6:43 My/mine 私(わたし)の 12:48 It's mine 私(わたし)のです 6:56 My car 私(わたし)の車(くるま) 8:23 みさの/みささんの/みさ先生(せんせい)の 8:33 Mari's car マリアの車(くるま) 8:46 Misa's Pikachuみさのヒカチュウ 9:36 This umbrella is mine この傘は私のです 10:00 That umbrella is mine その傘は私のです 10:20 That umbrella is mine あの傘は私のです 11:1711:5712:3812:48このヒカチュウもそのヒカチュウもあのヒカチュウもみさのです 11:35 Me too 私(わたし)も 11:42 This too これも 11:48 This is also mine これも私(わたし)のです 12:35 これは or これも 13:23 Which X is Y どの X が Y ですか。 13:39 Which is X : X はどれですか 14:16 Which is X : どれがXですか 14:27Which one is mineどれが私(わたし)のですか。 14:42 Which umbrella is mineどの傘が私(わたし)のですか 15:29 That house あの家(いえ) 15:33 That book その本(ほん)
Love the way you say Pika-Chew when speaking in English, but pi-ka-chu when speaking Japanese. Fully committed to whichever language you're speaking at the time!
I think the grammatical term for the words この, その, あの would be "demonstrative adjectives," meaning they modify an existing noun, whereas これ etc. are "demonstrative pronouns", meaning they function as a noun, substituting another noun. An adjective (この) needs a noun, and a pronoun (これ) can stand alone. English speakers might get これ and この confused because we don't have two separate "this" words; "this" fulfills both demonstrative grammatical functions. みささん、ありがとうございます！
I started on cure dolly. And while I’m eternally greatful for their lessons, I’m finding that another perspective and teaching style is helping tremendously. Cure dolly gave me the mindset on how to look at Japanese, the broad strokes, and misa’s lessons are defining the information while adding more color. I’m glad I’ve found you both! Thank you!
misa, thank you so much for teaching and guiding me with japanese, i just started yesterday but i just discovered you a bunch of hours ago (since i watched a lot of your videos already) and you have already helped me a lot, i now know how to ask or say simple sentences, if people were to ask me who i'd want to recommend on where to learn japanese, i would definitely recommend you to them, thank you once again and i hope you would keep on doing greater videos to help people who wants to learn japanese and i would do my best in learning japanese and i would make sure that you wont be disappointed someday where i finally can speak japanese!!!
I'm teaching Japanese in the US and I just had a student who had trouble distinguishing Kono vs Kore. Your video gave me so many insights! I really appreciate it!!
Lady, seriously. You're the best Japanese teacher I've found so far haha I love the way you teach! thank you for your videos, they've been helping me a lot!
I’ve been trying to learn Japanese on my own and I’ve had lots of trouble because certain apps or RUclips videos didn’t make sense. However, when I watched just one video of you I understood the lesson right away! I just want to let you know that you’re amazing and you’ve helped me so much on my journey!
Your explanations are SO simple and perfect!! After 6 years of growing up in Tokyo I finally understand how to use “dore” properly 😂 and I had just been guessing where to put “watashi no” in my “kono” statements... 😅 also a big OOPS on the Anata front, I wonder how many people I’ve offended! 🤭
Everything I've been learning so far about Japanese helps so much when you finally kind of understand the grammar.. because when you know some vocabulary and the sentence structure, it becomes easy to figure out how to form a sentence the correct way! ありがとうございます!! ♥️♥️
Even when I just started to learn the japanese, i've got no difficulty on this, because my Native language (portuguese) have the same. これ becomes "isto" この becomes "este" for male nouns, and "esta" for female nouns (the nouns have gender in portuguese and spanish) So この車 becomes "este carro". And about それ、and あれ, are "isso" and "aquilo", respectly And with NO, "esse/essa" and "aquele/aquela" ところで、教えてくれてありがとう！
I know this is from 2 years ago but I need to thank you, I've been learning both Portuguese and Japanese and struggled with isto/este/etc, your comment just cleared that all up (･ω･)つ
Videos you make are so easy to understand and one of the reasons why is the intricate subtitles that you make. Keep it going and more power to you teacher! ❤️
OHMIGOODNESS this (これ) is so helpful. I tried to learn these with げんき vocab and couldn’t figure it out. But this video (このピデオ) made it so easy to understand! ありがとうございます❤️
I'm still a beginner, so most things are new to me, but WOW when you explained the difference between kore and kono my mind was blown 😂😂 love this channel
Your videos are so helpful to me! I´ve been learning japanese with duolingo for the past 3 months and they tought me "kore kasa" .. and also "korera kutsu" for "those shoes" ...
Left my like as always, you certainly deserve our likes and shares. Very easy to understand, I absolutely love your way of teaching with the colorful subtitles and the whole love for pika pika is too cute, you are a lovely person. I have been doing a lesson a day, thank you so much Misa.
これ (kore) This thing near yourself それ (sore) That thing near the person you talking too. あれ (are) That thing away from you and the person you talking too.
こんにちは Misa せんせい。Jan ですフィリピンからきました。I'm new to your channel and I really enjoy watching you. I'm currently learning にほんご hope to visit Japan once the pandemic is over. The way you teach, it helps me to learn particles and verbs in a complete sentences. I mimic some of your にほんご words, like the way you pronounce it is so かわいい. I wish I can be fluent in にほんご very soon because I really loving the language now. I really want to enjoy Japanese movies, TV series and Anime without reading subtitles. Misaせんせいとともだちになりたいです。ありがとうございます。🐼
2022 i am late to the party but i am no on lesson 4 and i do make for evry lesson a google doc with your explenations. Your videos are so helpfull! i think i will learn how to read and understand Japanese in no thime because you have so many videos alredy to watch. i love it. thanx for your work
I see that there's snow in Hokkaido. Almost like where I live. Although I think they are getting a bit more than I had this winter. Thank you Misa san.
learning something new every time - thanks so much misa sensei! :) (i always run to my husband after watching your videos and explain to him what was new or exciting to me - that way it sticks even better to my memory)
I'm not sure if this point is a bit higher in terms of level or not, but I was expecting あの's different use to be explained even if it was just for a little bit. In short, it's often used to refer to something that's already been mentioned before in a topic. Or also used to refer to something or someone in a slightly more secretive way. It's used quite a lot when you're trying to mention something to someone without a third party individual understanding who you're directing or talking about.
Misa sensei, at @6:29 - why isn't "この くるま >が< わたし の です" ? Weren't we already talking about my awsome car with the admirer? or is this some other Wa / Ga sorcery? Great vid btw, さすがみさ！
I may be wrong but I think it's because you want to put more emphasis on the actual car instead of who it belongs to. To make it make more sense. I think it's because the topic is the car; the point you want to get across is that the *car* is yours, not their shoes or something. So you use wa, to highlight the car. However if you were arguing with the person over who's car it is, then you would say そのくるまがわたしのです, to put emphasis on the fact that the car is yours. But I may be wrong
I am learning Japanese from your videos and I just realized that I did not subscribed yet because of your lessons are so much fun to follow. But don't worry, I subscribed!
Thank you so much for your efforts... No need to pay just to study..... This is free and very convinient... Thank you so much sensei for sharing your knowledge.... 🙂🙏 ほんとにありがとうございます
Day 3 of relearning Japanese lol. Been doing Japanese ( As an American ) here and there. Then randomly stopped altogether ( thanks Kanji ) lol. Anyways, I am ready after a little step away from Japanese to come back full throttle xd. I get the main jist of Hiragana and Katakana... Kanji is my worst nightmare ( Tho in your videos, I have been thus far looking up the kanji and figuring out how to write em out using various sources ). Kanji's rough for us learners. But nevertheless, I shall endure the pain this go round lmfao. Love your videos. You explain stuff so clearly and provide great examples. Also love how you color-code the words so that we know whats what.
Brave based on the story characters. Inspired dialogue. "Merida and Queen Elinor" Could you have emotional responses to this characters? Dialogue in Japanese. For a Japanese lesson. When you're able to.
i always thought of it as “これ” is an abbreviation of “これの” so for example in non abbreviated “これの本..” , “book” is modified by “this”, and then abbreviated to “この” (is that wrong?)
strange that other Japanese language learning sources say that possession is what determines if you use kore/ kono. This lesson makes much more sense to me that NO is used before any noun. I'm surprised that nani kore wasn't used in the examples.
finally, this answers my question. i was struggling with the difference. but when i think about "using" the の in (for example) このほん as a particle, it's understandable for me ... like a hint
Its so funny, normally Misa is very serious, very focused BUT the second she starts talking about Pikachu (I have no idea what that is), her eyes light up and her entire demeanor is super happy! lol
You are the best Sensei ,please when you make any video on a topic give some questions and answers sheet to solve on that topic because it really becomes hard to practise because again so many things come up and ended with nothing 🙏😔😕
I struggled to understand the difference between この and これ for so long and you just explained it perfectly...
It's not hard to understand, because kore is used to ask "what" is that.... or at least that's my understanding from japanese from zero
Kore is just "this"
Kono is "this "
👍
Thx I guess?
it's a bit like an adjective vs a noun, except they're both pronouns (I think)
KONO DIO DA
I've learned something very important in this lesson. Misa Sensei has a monopoly on every Pikachu.
Example for easier understanding.
Kono: Kono DIO da! (This DIO!)
Kore: Kore wa REQUIEM... da. (This *is* REQUIEM.)
thank you, I understand now
@@doubled9645 No problem.
A man of culture
I understood this less than 3 seconds. thank you
Lesson 5 wa kono tame ni
1:49 This book この本(ほん)
1:56 This person この人(ひと)
2:00 This car この車(くるま)
2:29 This car is cute この車はかっこいい
3:37 暑(あつ)い です
3:44 Let's focus. 集(しゅう)中(ちゅう)しまょう
3:59 4:11 4:18interesting/funny 面白(おもしろ)い
4:33 この本(ほん)は面白(おもしろ)いです
4:55 その本(ほん)は面白(おもしろ)いです
5:38 That car あの車(くるま)
5:49 That car is cute あの車はかっこいい
6:11 6:20 6:33あの車は私(わたし)ので
6:39 I/Me 私(わたし)
6:43 My/mine 私(わたし)の
12:48 It's mine 私(わたし)のです
6:56 My car 私(わたし)の車(くるま)
8:23 みさの/みささんの/みさ先生(せんせい)の
8:33 Mari's car マリアの車(くるま)
8:46 Misa's Pikachuみさのヒカチュウ
9:36 This umbrella is mine この傘は私のです
10:00 That umbrella is mine その傘は私のです
10:20 That umbrella is mine あの傘は私のです
11:17 11:57 12:38 12:48このヒカチュウもそのヒカチュウもあのヒカチュウもみさのです
11:35 Me too 私(わたし)も
11:42 This too これも
11:48 This is also mine これも私(わたし)のです
12:35 これは or これも
13:23 Which X is Y どの X が Y ですか。
13:39 Which is X : X はどれですか
14:16 Which is X : どれがXですか
14:27Which one is mineどれが私(わたし)のですか。
14:42 Which umbrella is mineどの傘が私(わたし)のですか
15:29 That house あの家(いえ)
15:33 That book その本(ほん)
Thank you!!!
@@KcKitty- My pleasure 😊
Love the way you say Pika-Chew when speaking in English, but pi-ka-chu when speaking Japanese. Fully committed to whichever language you're speaking at the time!
I think the grammatical term for the words この, その, あの would be "demonstrative adjectives," meaning they modify an existing noun, whereas これ etc. are "demonstrative pronouns", meaning they function as a noun, substituting another noun. An adjective (この) needs a noun, and a pronoun (これ) can stand alone. English speakers might get これ and この confused because we don't have two separate "this" words; "this" fulfills both demonstrative grammatical functions.
みささん、ありがとうございます！
Thank you
There’s people that understand simpler explanations or examples better
But I understand better with the whole explanation of why and how
Very useful explanation. Thank you.
This girl is THE BEST JAPANESE TUTOR on the internet!!!
look at the difference between her voice when she talks in English and in japanse, its a perfect example that we imitate what we are used to hear.
I started on cure dolly. And while I’m eternally greatful for their lessons, I’m finding that another perspective and teaching style is helping tremendously. Cure dolly gave me the mindset on how to look at Japanese, the broad strokes, and misa’s lessons are defining the information while adding more color.
I’m glad I’ve found you both! Thank you!
I like how you color-code the parts of speech...有益でした！ (hope that's right- still learning conjugation)
OMG!! That was so cute!! "kono pikachu mo sono pikachu mo ano pikachu mo watashi no desu." - Misa 2020
I can honestly say that you are the best Japanese teacher on RUclips I've ever seen. Glad that I found your channel. Thank you for the lessons!
I've been waiting for these Absolute Beginner series to come back to life for sooooo long!
Thanks Misa-sensei
ありがとうございました！日本語が少しわかります! This is undoubtedly the best japanese teaching content ever -finnish guy trying to learn.
misa, thank you so much for teaching and guiding me with japanese, i just started yesterday but i just discovered you a bunch of hours ago (since i watched a lot of your videos already) and you have already helped me a lot, i now know how to ask or say simple sentences, if people were to ask me who i'd want to recommend on where to learn japanese, i would definitely recommend you to them, thank you once again and i hope you would keep on doing greater videos to help people who wants to learn japanese and i would do my best in learning japanese and i would make sure that you wont be disappointed someday where i finally can speak japanese!!!
yoooo are you still learning japanese?
yoo how is your japanese now?
Thank you for this!!! I'm french and yet I understand very well, the way you explain!! Like this, I'm working both my english and my japanese!!!
You can do it! Good luck from me for your journey
Thank you so much for redoing some of the Absolute Beginner videos. They've been helping me a lot!
I'm teaching Japanese in the US and I just had a student who had trouble distinguishing Kono vs Kore. Your video gave me so many insights! I really appreciate it!!
Lady, seriously. You're the best Japanese teacher I've found so far haha I love the way you teach! thank you for your videos, they've been helping me a lot!
For Portuguese speakers,
これ = isto
この = este(as)
それ = isso
その = esse(as)
あれ = aquilo
あの = aquele(as)
I’ve been trying to learn Japanese on my own and I’ve had lots of trouble because certain apps or RUclips videos didn’t make sense. However, when I watched just one video of you I understood the lesson right away! I just want to let you know that you’re amazing and you’ve helped me so much on my journey!
I'm amazed on how much I've learned with your beginner series, thank you so much misa
Your explanations are SO simple and perfect!! After 6 years of growing up in Tokyo I finally understand how to use “dore” properly 😂 and I had just been guessing where to put “watashi no” in my “kono” statements... 😅 also a big OOPS on the Anata front, I wonder how many people I’ve offended! 🤭
Everything I've been learning so far about Japanese helps so much when you finally kind of understand the grammar.. because when you know some vocabulary and the sentence structure, it becomes easy to figure out how to form a sentence the correct way!
ありがとうございます!! ♥️♥️
Even when I just started to learn the japanese, i've got no difficulty on this, because my Native language (portuguese) have the same.
これ becomes "isto"
この becomes "este" for male nouns, and "esta" for female nouns (the nouns have gender in portuguese and spanish)
So この車 becomes "este carro".
And about それ、and あれ, are "isso" and "aquilo", respectly
And with NO, "esse/essa" and "aquele/aquela"
ところで、教えてくれてありがとう！
I know this is from 2 years ago but I need to thank you, I've been learning both Portuguese and Japanese and struggled with isto/este/etc, your comment just cleared that all up
(･ω･)つ
Thank you for this series! I love that you include slang versions so that I don't sound like a textbook! You make learning 10000x easier! Thank you 😊
Videos you make are so easy to understand and one of the reasons why is the intricate subtitles that you make. Keep it going and more power to you teacher! ❤️
このビデオはすごいです！♥️♥️
I've known what この and その means for a very long time, but あれ is brand new to me!
OHMIGOODNESS this (これ) is so helpful. I tried to learn these with げんき vocab and couldn’t figure it out. But this video (このピデオ) made it so easy to understand! ありがとうございます❤️
instant subscribe. not even 2 minutes into the video and you've already cleared up my confusion
Guys someone stole Misa Sensei's umbrella
I love it when Misa keeps saying "right". 😍
Thank youuu!!! Finally understood the difference between kono sono ano and kore sore are. TY!!!
I'm still a beginner, so most things are new to me, but WOW when you explained the difference between kore and kono my mind was blown 😂😂 love this channel
Just stumbled across misa senseis videos today. Wow mind blowingly easy to understand
Your videos are so helpful to me! I´ve been learning japanese with duolingo for the past 3 months and they tought me "kore kasa" .. and also "korera kutsu" for "those shoes" ...
This was perfectly explained!! I finally understand the difference. Thank you so much ~
Left my like as always, you certainly deserve our likes and shares.
Very easy to understand, I absolutely love your way of teaching with the colorful subtitles and the whole love for pika pika is too cute, you are a lovely person. I have been doing a lesson a day, thank you so much Misa.
Excellent video. Been struggling to find an easy to understand breakdown of these and now I’ve found it. Many thanks.
これ (kore)
This thing near yourself
それ (sore)
That thing near the person you talking too.
あれ (are)
That thing away from you and the person you talking too.
みさ先生はすごいいいい！！！
Misa-sensei is amaaaaazing!!!
Helpful to say always with a noun...never alone...helpful. Thank you.-Ernie Moore Jr.
Thank you so much misa San. For your RUclips channel. You can help me so much how to used and practice Japanese grammar.
is it just me or does Misa have a slight British accent when she's speaking English? I'm guessing she had an English teacher from the UK
This ting so peng fam
I was thinking Australian
@@jouzua05 as a British person i found this funny lol
@@sirebellum0 yeah same she sounds australian
@@paidi9155 when she was kid she had british teacher, as far as i know :P
Anyone else in love with Misa? 🥰
こんにちは Misa せんせい。Jan ですフィリピンからきました。I'm new to your channel and I really enjoy watching you. I'm currently learning にほんご hope to visit Japan once the pandemic is over. The way you teach, it helps me to learn particles and verbs in a complete sentences. I mimic some of your にほんご words, like the way you pronounce it is so かわいい. I wish I can be fluent in にほんご very soon because I really loving the language now. I really want to enjoy Japanese movies, TV series and Anime without reading subtitles. Misaせんせいとともだちになりたいです。ありがとうございます。🐼
2022 i am late to the party but i am no on lesson 4 and i do make for evry lesson a google doc with your explenations. Your videos are so helpfull! i think i will learn how to read and understand Japanese in no thime because you have so many videos alredy to watch. i love it. thanx for your work
ありがとうございます美佐先生
I see that there's snow in Hokkaido. Almost like where I live. Although I think they are getting a bit more than I had this winter.
Thank you Misa san.
Very clear! ありがとうございます
I was waiting for this for soooooo long! Thx, Misa. You are the BEST. ;)
Attributive adjectives (modifying noun)
I'm starting to lose my patient when I keep making mistake with この and これ. You explain it very well, ありがとう！
おもしろいです。
ありがとうございます。
I think that intro is super unique and creative 😍👌
これわ- this それわ- that あれわ- that (away from both) この- this その- that あの- that (farther)
Thank you so much Misa 😀 for the teachings. Have a wonderful day 😀🐲🤘
Thanks so much for explaining this grammar rule so cleverly!
Thank you so much, this was really helpful
Misa you are the best Sensei ever
Don't forget we use どれ when the options are more than 2 to choose, and we use どちら when there are just 2 options to choose ☺️
learning something new every time - thanks so much misa sensei! :) (i always run to my husband after watching your videos and explain to him what was new or exciting to me - that way it sticks even better to my memory)
Kono is use when we talk about something special or something particular thing
I'm not sure if this point is a bit higher in terms of level or not, but I was expecting あの's different use to be explained even if it was just for a little bit.
In short, it's often used to refer to something that's already been mentioned before in a topic. Or also used to refer to something or someone in a slightly more secretive way. It's used quite a lot when you're trying to mention something to someone without a third party individual understanding who you're directing or talking about.
Adnominal adjectives (modifying noun only)
この, その, あの and どの are rentaishi (連体詞), they can only modify a noun.
this series is interesting ^_^ it feels like we are building a huge palace in details , step by step 😊
Wow you have a nice smile! Thanks for the lesson!
このどうがはちょお面白いとuseful。ありがとうございます!
Misa sensei, at @6:29 - why isn't "この くるま >が< わたし の です" ? Weren't we already talking about my awsome car with the admirer? or is this some other Wa / Ga sorcery?
Great vid btw, さすがみさ！
i dont know the answer
I may be wrong but I think it's because you want to put more emphasis on the actual car instead of who it belongs to.
To make it make more sense. I think it's because the topic is the car; the point you want to get across is that the *car* is yours, not their shoes or something. So you use wa, to highlight the car.
However if you were arguing with the person over who's car it is, then you would say そのくるまがわたしのです, to put emphasis on the fact that the car is yours. But I may be wrong
Again this is so easy for me cuz in my native language we also have specific words for kono, sono, ano, that are slightly diferent then th kore etc
I am learning Japanese from your videos and I just realized that I did not subscribed yet because of your lessons are so much fun to follow. But don't worry, I subscribed!
Thank you for continue with those lessons!! 💖
This cleared things up for me, immensely
Thank you so much for your efforts... No need to pay just to study..... This is free and very convinient... Thank you so much sensei for sharing your knowledge.... 🙂🙏
ほんとにありがとうございます
Gracias mucho Misa-San
やっと
Thank you for this lesson
Iam going to watch it
ありがとうございます、みさ先生のビデオは面白いです 😅
This really helped me with the meanings of これ and konoこの. I greatly appreciate this!
Day 3 of relearning Japanese lol. Been doing Japanese ( As an American ) here and there. Then randomly stopped altogether ( thanks Kanji ) lol. Anyways, I am ready after a little step away from Japanese to come back full throttle xd.
I get the main jist of Hiragana and Katakana... Kanji is my worst nightmare ( Tho in your videos, I have been thus far looking up the kanji and figuring out how to write em out using various sources ). Kanji's rough for us learners. But nevertheless, I shall endure the pain this go round lmfao.
Love your videos. You explain stuff so clearly and provide great examples. Also love how you color-code the words so that we know whats what.
I just wanna say you are really beautiful!! Also I love your lessons, you are a blessing
Brave based on the story characters. Inspired dialogue.
"Merida and Queen Elinor"
Could you have emotional responses to this characters?
Dialogue in Japanese.
For a Japanese lesson.
When you're able to.
Thank you!
i always thought of it as “これ” is an abbreviation of “これの”
so for example in non abbreviated “これの本..” , “book” is modified by “this”, and then abbreviated to “この”
(is that wrong?)
strange that other Japanese language learning sources say that possession is what determines if you use kore/ kono. This lesson makes much more sense to me that NO is used before any noun. I'm surprised that nani kore wasn't used in the examples.
ありがとう、ミサ先生 😘😍🤩🥰👍
finally, this answers my question. i was struggling with the difference. but when i think about "using" the の in (for example) このほん as a particle, it's understandable for me ... like a hint
Thanks for the lessons Misa !
Excellent lesson thank you very much Misa!
these videos are more helpful than genki
Its so funny, normally Misa is very serious, very focused BUT the second she starts talking about Pikachu (I have no idea what that is), her eyes light up and her entire demeanor is super happy! lol
you... don't know what Pikachu ist? It's a Pokemon and also the mascot of Pokemon. The yellow electro mouse yk xD
@@jokojae4297 Haha i sinced googled it but at the time of writing I had heard the name but didnt know who or what it was. lol
Best thanks I understand it now. You solved my questions. :)
ありがとうがざいます！
such a perfect explanation!
Could you make a video on "to need" (I needed, I didn’t need)?
Oh thank you thank you thank you! ほんとにありがとう！It was pretty easy to understand, you are the best.
Thanks!!
You are the best Sensei ,please when you make any video on a topic give some questions and answers sheet to solve on that topic because it really becomes hard to practise because again so many things come up and ended with nothing 🙏😔😕