It’s 2022, I’ll Be moving on to book 4 soon, I hope these conversations will continue in the videos for book 4, and hoping that George can start some videos for book 5! ありがとうございます先生
George, I know this video is a little old, so hopefully you see this, but I really like how you added the conversations at the end of the video! I know you have them in the books, but it's really helpful to hear you read them. Hopefully you continue including those when you do more videos for book 4
10:50 i laughed so hard at the thought of george getting walked in on at 3am while wearing this wig. Thank you for all the lessons george, these videos have helped me learn japanese more easily and seamlessly than any other source I've found.
I'm so excited to be at the end of book 3. Things are staring to make sense and I'm picking things up much easier. Up through chapter 10 I did every chapter twice but I've not needed to. Can't wait for purple time.
Dunno if you'll ever read this, but I just wanted to say thanks for your videos (definitely buying the books soon). I've wanted to learn Japanese since I was, like, 9, but couldn't 'cause I didn't wanna leave my goldfish jk lol. I'm 31 now, and continuing my education. I literally bailed on Japanese because the lessons were way too dry, or they put WAAAY too much content into a lesson and I'd retain nothing. These lessons are the perfect pace. It's inspiring to me that you're learning new languages in your 40's.
Yes! I did it! Went through all 87 videos took notes and practiced alongside. Thanks George for this great video series! I made it in about 6 weeks... looking forward to book 4 and I'll definitely would love to see a kanji video series !
@@farce2734 fluent by now. About N2 level. If I did it literally everyone can. It really helped me that I made a ton of friends on Hellotalk and took also lessons on italki. Having constant practice is key. Never give up. The journey is the destination.
Ive been learning japanse for almost 1.5 years, and this class is trully helpfull. I use to learn by my one with different apps, and had a notion of the stuff talked in here. However, if i had the chance to learn from zero again, I would definitelyetly use this videos as a foundation to learn japanse. After 1.5 years, I finally have a good pattern to understand the potential form of a verb. Thanks!
Like #999! I just finished all the course 3 lessons, I have no words for how effective it is to go through each grammar point right after reading it in the book. This is a very potent edge of Japanese from zero which no one else does. Thank you for this amazing content. Can't wait to start with book 3! じゃあね :)
Hey george, just want to let you know that because I followed your lessons my japanese teacher moved me from a year one class to an advanced placement class in highschool (usually it is 4th year+), so thank you!
Thanks so much for making all of these videos! I just finished watching the whole series and it's so helpful to have the spoken explanation and all the correct pronunciation along side the textbook - especially because you make it so much fun. Looking forward to the book 4 videos and the release of book 5!
25:47 well that did not age well, any ways, thank you so much sensei, it's been more than half a year since I started book 1, and watching all of what I've learned so far, I have no words for it, again thank you very much and look forward to watch and learn in book 4.
I'm not sure if it was done on purpose, but in case you copy/paste the conversations into the next revision of the book, I noticed that the first line of Conversation 1 ends in と思う, whereas the next few lines use です and ます-form. And in Conversation 2 the ぶ is missing from だいじょうぶ.
10:50 george might be safe but my mom walked into my room and saw me watching a grow man wearing a wig talking in a girly voice in japanese, i love you george
well, i finished the video series up to book 4! i got a lot of reviewing but i took notes so i can more easily go through what i need to work on. thank you for these vids! if it weren't for this series id still be stuck wondering in the dark with japanese(i was like that for much longer than i'd like to say.).
Yes I will make them for Course 4, but right now I am trying to evolve some of the other video styles. I will come back to book 4 after a bit. (time undetermined)
Thanks George, I just bought 3 of your books. Looking forward to working thru them along with your videos. Just have a quick question(my apologies if you've covered this already): any Japanese shows one can watch online to help with listening skills? And would you recommend subtitles, no subtitles, and any advice on how to use those shows to help your Japanese? Much appreciated, Matt
Which lesson mentioned the “いこう“？I only saw it in lesson 13 mini conversations but could not find a lesson that talks about the お form to make informal “let’s “. Please let me know.
horaira khan For the regular verbs, just change them from いform to おform, then add う. For the いる,えるverbs, just drop the る，add よう. For irregular verbs, するbecome しよう; くる becomeこよう. Hope that helps!
I couldn’t find it in the book. Maybe he mentioned in his later videos.Lol. Yeah, very long. I feel the concepts are more complicated, too. A lot to remember.
wouldn't タバコを我慢する mean like to bear with cigarettes/smoking in the sense that you are forcing yourself too smoke? I feel like it would be missing something for it to mean put off smoking?
ず is far more commonly used than づ. The sounds are identical. The only times I've come across when づ is used are 1) when a kanji that starts with つ becomes attached to another word, e.g. 片付ける(かたづける), combination of word+辛い (つらい), and 2) when in the same kanji, the zu sound follows directly after a つ. e.g. 続く(つづく)
I watched all the video series and I cannot remember on what part did the conjugation of the word "さがす(to find) " becomes さがしたくない. Can anyone help me understand this part or remind me on what topic was it?
Mera Taguhi I know it has been 8 months, but I'll answer for those who are still wandering here and don't know. That's the want/don't want form, in the case of the verb さがす, you change the す to し and add たい to have さがしたい ( want to find), to negate it, you'll consider it as an "i adjective" by removing the い and adding くない, ending up with さがしたくない (don't want to find). I hope it helps someone =)
Two questions... Isn't "be able to play drums" ドラムが叩ける? Can 弾く also be used for brass instruments? And in German there is a single word for "blind person" (Blinder)... Is there an equivalent word for it, too or do you say 目が見えない人?
Nifuruc You're correct about the drum part. I believe 弾く is for piano and guitar and 吹く for wind instruments (including brass). And a blind person is 目の不自由な人.
Thank you! I prefer to use 「買うことができる」instead of 「かえる」for example, cause かえる can mean not only "can buy", but also "change", "return" and "frog" (both "change" and "can buy" are transitive, so it creates tons of ambiguity! Also it eliminates ambiguity of 食べられる, cause 食べることができる can have only one meaning. When George stated the theme I thought it would be primarily about 買うことができる form, so I thought it is incorrect to use it when I watched the video and hadn't heard about it.
私の日本語がまだ良くないから,後でインターネットではまた探せ欲しい、but doesn’t 第四 (4th for those who only know 目) need a counter even though it’s attached to 本 so it would be 第4本の本が待ちたくないよ, or can you omit the counter if it’s expressly known through context. Please correct me if I’m wrong, thank you.
Hope as a Ask a teacher you could help me with this: when do we use いえ、うち、おたく、when referring "home" or my house , like going back home or someone else's home... Is there a rule of thumb or is just synonyms and you can use any of them without sounding weird? Thanks.
いえ means a phisical house いえをたてる build a house うち means my home うちにいらっしゃい come to my home うち comes from inside the house. and おたく is used mainly by a woman who has her own family she talk to her friend who also has own family. おたく means your family. お in おたく is a honorable prefix which represent to respect to her friend. on the other hand たく means my family.
Juan Zamudio I'm not a teacher. It's ok? いえ and うち and たく means phisical house. Meaning phisical house stronger is いえ than うち. うち and おたく means home. Meaning home more politely is おたく than うち. おたく is never used for my home , my house. It's only used for others. I think Gender doesn't so matter Joseph me Altfeld , you wrote good explanation about お+たく.
I just realized something weird with conversation 1, that guy says he has no money to buy a car, but he is blind? why would a blind guy want to buy a car xD!
Could one take the potential form and then further conjugate into the TAI form? Well sure; 泳げたいです See, just did it. But does this actually make sense? Would people be able to decipher this as 'want to be able to swim'? Just curious. I'm aware there are other ways (involving ことs and ほしいs perhaps?) to say this that are probably more natural, I'm just wondering if it's theoretically possible.
JHD42 "(I) wanto to be able to swim ?" -> "（私は） 泳げる ように なりたい です ". If you(speaker) told "(I) can't swim" before talking "泳ぎたいです"("泳げたいです" is wrong) , you can use it for "wanto to be able to swim".
I know that japanese love verb SURU for exemple, I hear more often "hanashi wo suru" than "hanashimasu" the same thing happen in potential-verb "oyogu ga dekiru" and " oyogeru" And I have question: It is have some important reason that was created for?? Can i ALWAYS use both way??
"-koto ga dekiru" / "-koto ga dekinai" is a more indirect way of saying these things. And we all know how the Japanese love to be indirect. It acts as a "softener" of sorts to the words. Though yes while the meaning is nominally the same, it does alter the nuances of the sentence.
I think "oyogu koto ga dekiru" -> "(I) can do (a) swimming" , "oyogeru" -> "(I) can swim". Which do you(Kamil Zdebski) think more simple and more easy to say ?
ジョージ先生！失礼ですが私はこのビデオに13:15にいつが『I don't think I can eat it』と言って和訳が『食べられないと思う』になる分かりませんでした。『食べられると思わない』と思うになりました。そして14:54には『I don't think he can do it』と言って『かれはできないと思う』になりました。『と思わない』は使ってもいないですか。 I hope my Japanese is clear enough to be understood here. ジョージ先生は返答せばありがとうございます！＼（⌒з⌒）／
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Don't judge!
With that hair you are totally doable
Are you implying he isn't doable without the wig?!
Dude you totally rock that wig. It's cool.
本当に、好きになりました
I wouldn't dare to
It’s 2022, I’ll
Be moving on to book 4 soon, I hope these conversations will continue in the videos for book 4, and hoping that George can start some videos for book 5!
ありがとうございます先生
I just finished book 3. Hope I'll be getting book 4 soon.
How's your Japanese after 10 months?
四冊目がいいですか。（よんさつめが いいですか。）
もう日本語が出来ますか。（もう にほんごが できますか。）
I couldn't even distinguish between George and an actual anime girl
the beard slightly gave it away.
More Skyrim memes pls
@@williamatchison5230 yes, nonetheless it's still hardly distinguishable
George, I know this video is a little old, so hopefully you see this, but I really like how you added the conversations at the end of the video! I know you have them in the books, but it's really helpful to hear you read them. Hopefully you continue including those when you do more videos for book 4
10:50 i laughed so hard at the thought of george getting walked in on at 3am while wearing this wig. Thank you for all the lessons george, these videos have helped me learn japanese more easily and seamlessly than any other source I've found.
This conversation was very nice. You could keep doing that and overall speak more japanese on the lessons.
I'm so excited to be at the end of book 3. Things are staring to make sense and I'm picking things up much easier. Up through chapter 10 I did every chapter twice but I've not needed to. Can't wait for purple time.
Dunno if you'll ever read this, but I just wanted to say thanks for your videos (definitely buying the books soon). I've wanted to learn Japanese since I was, like, 9, but couldn't 'cause I didn't wanna leave my goldfish jk lol. I'm 31 now, and continuing my education. I literally bailed on Japanese because the lessons were way too dry, or they put WAAAY too much content into a lesson and I'd retain nothing. These lessons are the perfect pace. It's inspiring to me that you're learning new languages in your 40's.
Yes! I did it! Went through all 87 videos took notes and practiced alongside. Thanks George for this great video series! I made it in about 6 weeks... looking forward to book 4 and I'll definitely would love to see a kanji video series !
We did it! I just made it past the video but I'm going to revise the textbook. Has how your Japanese been so far after 3 years?
@@farce2734 fluent by now. About N2 level. If I did it literally everyone can. It really helped me that I made a ton of friends on Hellotalk and took also lessons on italki. Having constant practice is key. Never give up. The journey is the destination.
@@SuperYoda7 yo... nice man.. i hope i can get there as well....
Ive been learning japanse for almost 1.5 years, and this class is trully helpfull. I use to learn by my one with different apps, and had a notion of the stuff talked in here. However, if i had the chance to learn from zero again, I would definitelyetly use this videos as a foundation to learn japanse. After 1.5 years, I finally have a good pattern to understand the potential form of a verb. Thanks!
ジョージ先生はとてもかわいくて、面白いですね。いつもいい動画、ありがとうございました。今日僕は「Japanese from Zero 4」を買いました。
ixlovexrain 本はいいと思うの?
@@jubbapalmer8495 彼の本を買わなかったけどそれらの本はとてもいいと思う。
Like #999!
I just finished all the course 3 lessons, I have no words for how effective it is to go through each grammar point right after reading it in the book. This is a very potent edge of Japanese from zero which no one else does. Thank you for this amazing content.
Can't wait to start with book 3!
じゃあね :)
Hey george, just want to let you know that because I followed your lessons my japanese teacher moved me from a year one class to an advanced placement class in highschool (usually it is 4th year+), so thank you!
Thanks so much for making all of these videos! I just finished watching the whole series and it's so helpful to have the spoken explanation and all the correct pronunciation along side the textbook - especially because you make it so much fun. Looking forward to the book 4 videos and the release of book 5!
Just finished book 3, thank you for teaching us japanese!
I never thought i'd go this far in this series. Thank you!
Your classes are great,
I had a lot of doubts about this subject
and you cleared my mind!!! Thank you so much!!
Congrats on finally releasing the book 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
25:47 well that did not age well, any ways, thank you so much sensei, it's been more than half a year since I started book 1, and watching all of what I've learned so far, I have no words for it, again thank you very much and look forward to watch and learn in book 4.
Those example conversations were very useful, could you please make some for the future videos as well?
watching this video in public was kinda awkward lol
Book 3 was epic. Amazing.
I'm not sure if it was done on purpose, but in case you copy/paste the conversations into the next revision of the book, I noticed that the first line of Conversation 1 ends in と思う, whereas the next few lines use です and ます-form. And in Conversation 2 the ぶ is missing from だいじょうぶ.
That's what I'm thinking! Especially for the missing ぶ in 大丈夫 （だいじょうぶ）
10:50 george might be safe but my mom walked into my room and saw me watching a grow man wearing a wig talking in a girly voice in japanese, i love you george
I LOVE THIS FOR YOU! This is such a great story for when you're fluent in Japanese.
well, i finished the video series up to book 4! i got a lot of reviewing but i took notes so i can more easily go through what i need to work on. thank you for these vids! if it weren't for this series id still be stuck wondering in the dark with japanese(i was like that for much longer than i'd like to say.).
Can we expect video lessons for course 4? If so when? These and the online course are fantastic. The progression is very logical and well paced.
Yes I will make them for Course 4, but right now I am trying to evolve some of the other video styles. I will come back to book 4 after a bit. (time undetermined)
Learn Japanese From Zero! yesssss it's very useful~ please continue it ^_^
10:49 😂😂😅🤣 What a fun and spontaneous reaction! I laughed out loud!
Vulnerability can be the price of creativity...
George you are a wonderful person
Didnt you say on stream that you were gonna put an extra video lesson 14 that isn't in the book?
Thanks George, I just bought 3 of your books. Looking forward to working thru them along with your videos. Just have a quick question(my apologies if you've covered this already): any Japanese shows one can watch online to help with listening skills? And would you recommend subtitles, no subtitles, and any advice on how to use those shows to help your Japanese? Much appreciated, Matt
Great teacher!
At 18:29 how come it's 見えない and not 見られない if you are saying you're unable to see ? Thanks
Hilarious beginning! You should do it more often! :)
Im laughing so hard because he kept dodging the real question hahahahaha
This was so clear and helpful!!!! ありがとうございました!
lmao imagine someone just randomly found this channel and only watched the last 3 videos :,DD
So happy to be done with book three! Any word on when the next Japanese from zero book 4 video's will be up?
thanks george this was some good grammar
Does anyone know when the informal form of "mashou" was introduced? I don't seem to remember doing it.
I don't recall but I think it just came up in a couple videos instead of as a formal lesson.
"I've got this wig on and I feel like I was in a very vulnerable position" 😂
Which lesson mentioned the “いこう“？I only saw it in lesson 13 mini conversations but could not find a lesson that talks about the お form to make informal “let’s “. Please let me know.
horaira khan For the regular verbs, just change them from いform to おform, then add う. For the いる,えるverbs, just drop the る，add よう. For irregular verbs, するbecome しよう; くる becomeこよう. Hope that helps!
This form is used for informal suggestion. The formal suggestion is “ませんか？” I think he mentioned this again in book 4.
I couldn’t find it in the book. Maybe he mentioned in his later videos.Lol. Yeah, very long. I feel the concepts are more complicated, too. A lot to remember.
Oh, I think the formal suggestion can also be “ましょう“
Yes. I am on book 5
you said you've taught "let's go informal" but I don't recall it at all, what video is it? thankyou
We in fact had NOT taught it. I realized that fact when writing book 5.
Thanks for the example sentences! very helpful
Is the dropping of the "ら” just in vocal language, or in written Japanese as well?
I thought George was a fan of the idol behind him and trying to copy her but i zoomed in and she is just the model on the box haha
wouldn't タバコを我慢する mean like to bear with cigarettes/smoking in the sense that you are forcing yourself too smoke? I feel like it would be missing something for it to mean put off smoking?
Wear a cap under the wig with a velcro type outer layer that sticks to the wig.
and two years later the book four videos aren't complete :,,(
q&a. what are the difference hiragana words between づ and ず word? does it compared the same or differences?
ず is far more commonly used than づ. The sounds are identical. The only times I've come across when づ is used are 1) when a kanji that starts with つ becomes attached to another word, e.g. 片付ける(かたづける), combination of word+辛い (つらい), and 2) when in the same kanji, the zu sound follows directly after a つ. e.g. 続く(つづく)
Nate Teo how bout じ compare to ぢ
Exactly same explanation, they have identical sounds but じ is more commonly used. only times where ぢ is used is in some kanji compounds
I always prefer to say just 食べれる because 1. that can't really be confused AND 2. it's even the same as the regular verbs.
If George does the dab at the end of every book, my life will be complete.
Thank you for great lesson
Wait what part of book three was お form from I may have skipped something
george i love your humor this is a good one hey which anime character are you ?
look at the magazine behind him lol
wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww thank man!
Rei ayanami
I watched all the video series and I cannot remember on what part did the conjugation of the word "さがす(to find) " becomes さがしたくない. Can anyone help me understand this part or remind me on what topic was it?
Mera Taguhi I know it has been 8 months, but I'll answer for those who are still wandering here and don't know.
That's the want/don't want form, in the case of the verb さがす, you change the す to し and add たい to have さがしたい ( want to find), to negate it, you'll consider it as an "i adjective" by removing the い and adding くない, ending up with さがしたくない (don't want to find).
I hope it helps someone =)
Two questions... Isn't "be able to play drums" ドラムが叩ける? Can 弾く also be used for brass instruments? And in German there is a single word for "blind person" (Blinder)... Is there an equivalent word for it, too or do you say 目が見えない人?
Nifuruc You're correct about the drum part. I believe 弾く is for piano and guitar and 吹く for wind instruments (including brass). And a blind person is 目の不自由な人.
ジョジ先生、こんにちは。僕には大事な日本語のレッスンを沢山おしえたから、「ありがとうございますよ」と本当に言いたいです。この日本語を沢山知るは信じられないです。これから、4冊目の本を勉強するの前、また初めて3冊の本を勉強します。私のに日本語のコメントがだめだなら、ごめんなさい。一番先生ですよ。じゃあね。
Finally I Complated The Lesson 3 !
george: *is scared of getting walked in on while wearing a wig*
also george, being seen by 40k people while wearing a wig: mmm Coffee
Is book 5 coming out in 2017?
lifeform106 seconded!
I REALLY HOPE SO :(
By the time it comes out the U.S will be Communist, the UK will colonise Venus and set up tea volcanoes and I'll still be claiming your mailbox.
Nope
Well it's the middle of 2018 now...
Why can't we say, "kare wa kuru to omoimasen"?
I’m 7 years late and probably won’t get an answer but when did we learn the “Ikou’ form? I remember mashou but not the “informal” version.. 6:04
We actually hadn’t learned it. It wasn’t even in the book. I have added it to an upcoming update, but it’s a mistake for me to have it in this video.
@ I thought so, thanks for the response. 7 years later and people are still using these, you’ve made learning a new language enjoyable.
Oh I didn't even notice that wig until I see the comments! You're only perfect at this moment!
georges best anime and best waifu 12/10 would buy a dakimakura out of this
Is it correct to say 「お金がないから、車を買うことができない」instead of using 買えない？
That's a little longer but is fine. The meaning is clear both ways.
Thank you! I prefer to use 「買うことができる」instead of 「かえる」for example, cause かえる can mean not only "can buy", but also "change", "return" and "frog" (both "change" and "can buy" are transitive, so it creates tons of ambiguity! Also it eliminates ambiguity of 食べられる, cause 食べることができる can have only one meaning. When George stated the theme I thought it would be primarily about 買うことができる form, so I thought it is incorrect to use it when I watched the video and hadn't heard about it.
ありがとうジョージ先生。第四の本が待てないよ。
私の日本語がまだ良くないから,後でインターネットではまた探せ欲しい、but doesn’t 第四 (4th for those who only know 目) need a counter even though it’s attached to 本 so it would be 第4本の本が待ちたくないよ, or can you omit the counter if it’s expressly known through context. Please correct me if I’m wrong, thank you.
@@theunusualsuspect9577 i have absolutely no idea, i’m learning Chinese at the same time and i might have mixed up the rules !
Hahahaha.
The conversation was the best part of the lesson.
Hope as a Ask a teacher you could help me with this: when do we use いえ、うち、おたく、when referring "home" or my house , like going back home or someone else's home... Is there a rule of thumb or is just synonyms and you can use any of them without sounding weird? Thanks.
いえ means a phisical house
いえをたてる build a house
うち means my home
うちにいらっしゃい come to my home
うち comes from inside the house.
and おたく is used mainly by a woman who has her own family
she talk to her friend who also has own family.
おたく means your family.
お in おたく is a honorable prefix which represent to respect to her friend.
on the other hand たく means my family.
Juan Zamudio I'm not a teacher. It's ok?
いえ and うち and たく means phisical house.
Meaning phisical house stronger is いえ than うち.
うち and おたく means home.
Meaning home more politely is おたく than うち.
おたく is never used for my home , my house.
It's only used for others.
I think Gender doesn't so matter
Joseph me Altfeld , you wrote good explanation about お+たく.
George are you ok
Where can I get this book now I live in Chiba prefecture Japan
Can you do more lessons from your other books like 4 and 5?
sensei, what if you want to be polite can you say taberareru to omoimasu instead?
Of course
I just realized something weird with conversation 1,
that guy says he has no money to buy a car, but he is blind? why would a blind guy want to buy a car xD!
Ahmad Darwish
I think that's how the other guy knew he was lying ;-)
This made me laugh more than I should be
Could one take the potential form and then further conjugate into the TAI form? Well sure;
泳げたいです
See, just did it. But does this actually make sense? Would people be able to decipher this as 'want to be able to swim'?
Just curious. I'm aware there are other ways (involving ことs and ほしいs perhaps?) to say this that are probably more natural, I'm just wondering if it's theoretically possible.
JHD42 "(I) wanto to be able to swim ?" -> "（私は） 泳げる ように なりたい です ".
If you(speaker) told "(I) can't swim" before talking "泳ぎたいです"("泳げたいです" is wrong) , you can use it for "wanto to be able to swim".
potential+ようになる huh?
Adding it to my to do (learn) list now.
Thanks!
JHD2 Keep it up!
i really stoped learning because of this , why u stoped making videos ! nd how much would it take !!?
I freaking love this wig on you haha.
25:38 hahaha, just a couple months right?
How do you say it in potential plain past tense for 頼む ?
頼めたー頼めなかった?
I think we did not have see plain past tense potential form for regular verbs in video, we seen only polite past. Is it so?
Сергей Алексанян11 頼めたー頼めなかった is right !!!
どうもありがとうございます☆:)
you're welcome!
Keep that wig, looks nice on you.
The wig 💔🥺🤩😭😂👌🏻😎
Do you know anyone who has passed the ACTFL Japanese writing/oral proficiency test ( int. Adv.)?
I know that japanese love verb SURU
for exemple, I hear more often "hanashi wo suru" than "hanashimasu"
the same thing happen in potential-verb "oyogu ga dekiru" and " oyogeru"
And I have question: It is have some important reason that was created for?? Can i ALWAYS use both way??
"-koto ga dekiru" / "-koto ga dekinai" is a more indirect way of saying these things. And we all know how the Japanese love to be indirect. It acts as a "softener" of sorts to the words. Though yes while the meaning is nominally the same, it does alter the nuances of the sentence.
I think "oyogu koto ga dekiru" -> "(I) can do (a) swimming" ,
"oyogeru" -> "(I) can swim".
Which do you(Kamil Zdebski) think more simple and more easy to say ?
The other hanashi is noun that means story. Hanashi wo shimasu is telling a story.
Suru means nearly do ,i think.
"hanashi wo suru" is "hanashi(noun) + wo(conjunction) + suru(verb)"
"hanashimasu" is only a verb.
Kamil Kastek I can't answer your question over your glorious DP.
But I know lots of things you can use both ways. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
would be okay in the last sentence to say you probably just didn't want to do it? i heard it that way in my brain lol
Is UMI sea or beach?
What is the difference between the progressive edition and the normal book?
The video begins and I'm like:
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I still watch this and laugh
Great bobble heads!
ありがとう！
i was watching video while having informatics lesson in military school and classmates were like wtf are you watching :D
Her:どうしてあなたのこられないの?
Him: あなたはセクシーではないので....
Good explanation! But i’d teach informal over formal first
He already did that in book 2?
@@Pjiwm ikr xD
polite and formal and Informal is three different things
Why didn't we use 見られない instead of 見えない for a blind person？
みえる is actually an independent verb and not a conjugation which is what I was teaching.
Ok so with i dont think he can do it is it ok to say 彼氏はできると思わない。 because ur saying I dont think....
you totally pull that off 😂😂
11:06 reminds me of a story from when I used to drink.
Finally I'm here
oh, how I love the crazy wig!!!
ジョージ先生！失礼ですが私はこのビデオに13:15にいつが『I don't think I can eat it』と言って和訳が『食べられないと思う』になる分かりませんでした。『食べられると思わない』と思うになりました。そして14:54には『I don't think he can do it』と言って『かれはできないと思う』になりました。『と思わない』は使ってもいないですか。 I hope my Japanese is clear enough to be understood here. ジョージ先生は返答せばありがとうございます！＼（⌒з⌒）／
10:50 made me laugh so hard lol