Dead or alive you always look wonderful, and more importantly, to me at least, you're an amazing teacher. You take the time to properly explain things, to enunciate well, and you can easily be heard. I love your content. It has helped me tremendously.
Another great video from a great teacher. She could be charging for this type of instruction but she doesn’t. So people please... Don’t skip the ads orrr buy her merch to support her! Arigato Misa-san!!!!
I searched for videos of そうだ京都行こう and the surreal part was that the publicity campaign uses the music “My Favourite Things” from the 1959 musical The Sound of Music. Hey, Maria Von Trapp, let’s go to Kyoto! Thank you みさ 先生 for another great lesson!
I hope you life isn’t hard anymore bcs you deserve the best ! It’s crazy how these are up for free I’m so blessed I can practice when I can’t afford language school
I have been following your videos for a long time, but first time commenter. Just wanted to say your videos are amazingly well done and super useful. Thank you so much for making them!
I hear 行くぞ alot in anime and the subtitles say that it means "let's go". Can you tell me what the difference is between 行こう and 行くぞ Also this video was really fun and helpful ^_^
行くぞ is actually 行く + sentence-ending particle ぞ, which indicates a command / assertion. It still can be interpreted as "let's go", but not really as a suggestion
@@visualkeifan2003 行くぞ is literally "[we] will go now", "[we] have to go" (...and I'm not asking you). 行け - usual imperative (informal, though). Like simply saying "Go!"
me, who put ne after half of them before she even said so because I have social anxiety and any kind of suggestion without agreement sounds rude: 👁👄👁flúwent
Thank you so much for helping me. I recently had a panic attack before my Japanese drill conversation on a zoom meeting and could not do it. Our professor wants us to memorize grammar, participles, and vocabulary every week. It also doesn’t help that I was moved up a few levels and have to learn all of the old material at the same time🥲🥲 have you made a video on the differences between に/へ を/で は／が ？
In the beginning you said the "IRU/ERU" "rule", which can be misleading, because it does have a lot of exception. For example 走る-走ろう 帰る-帰ろう and these are pretty common words. Great videos, but sometimes it might be nice to say: "there are exceptions guys!"
Can you make a video regarding Japanese phrases used in the office? It would be helpful for those first time working on a Japanese office environment. Thanks No pressure here just suggesting. Stay awesome!
I hate cucumbers too! haha Foul and hideous things. Thanks for your lessons, I have genuinely learned a lot, and you have grown better and better as you go. Keep it up!!! :D
I recently rewatched Nigeru wa Haji da ga Yaku ni Tatsu and I was curious why they used My Favourite Things from the Sound of Music in episode 6, so I actually looked up the JR commercial. :D
Thank you, Misa 先生! What happens with the verb “to pick up”? It already ends おう in the dictionary form (hirou). Does it become hiroou in the volitional form? A triple, really long o sound?
ミサ先生は13：15 (13:15)ぐらいに間違いそうでしたけどー。日本語と見られるけどローマ字には「eigo」は見られます。日本語教えてくれてありがとうございます。 Misa sensei, at around 13:15 it seems that you have made a mistake... the word japanese (in Japanese) can be seen but the romaji seen is still eigo. Thank you for teaching me Japanese
I heard this way for う ending verbs, and it's like わせ or something. Can you explain that? I heard you use it for your other videos for the higher levels.
Hey Misa, could you possibly cover one-step and five-step verbs at some point. My last a class before corona virus put us online we talked about it for a bit but it was hard. I think you can definitely do better than my sensei if you do a video on it. Thank you!
Most iru and eru verbs are ichidan verbs. You simply remove the ru to change it to its other forms. Ex. Taberu -> Tabenai Taberu -> Tabemasu Taberu -> Tabetai Miru -> Minai Miru -> Mimasu Miru -> Mitai For godan verbs, you change the last vowel sound to either A I E or OU because each letter or base is used for conjugating to other meanings. Base 1 or A sound allows for negation Ex. Nomu -> Nomanai Base 2 or I sound allows for polite form or desire Nomu -> Nomimasu (polite) Nomu -> Nomitai (want to drink) Base 3 or U sound is dictionary or plain form I won't get into more detail since I might give out wrong information as I'm still a beginner, but I hope this helps.
@@xiaoquanyang402 I'm glad I was able to help. There are more suffixes that you can add after each form modification and even irregular verbs like suru and kuru but you should take it slowly since it's a confusing topic.
Question : @ 6:49 you said that if it's just ou sound and there's nothing following it it is pronounced as ou not ō. But why is 食べよう pronounced as tabeyō not tabeyou? There's nothing following it. And also in 高校 you pronounced it like kōkō not kōkou, the second こう doesn't have anything following it.
「Shall we proceed to attain the status of affluence?」 「なんで英語で話してるの？」 「えっと。。。裕福の地位を達成するために進みましょうか？」 「なにもわかんない。。。」 「。。。19:02」 P.S. Vote Misa for President of Moneyholders Ltd.
Just a male (typically) way of saying "let's go". ぜ just adds emphasis, basically. It makes it sound like a strongly affirmative, usually male, phrase.
A little late but here! ruclips.net/video/5Ll-4hiQUlU/видео.html (for context, i recommend watching this first since Misa-sensei explained some stuffs for the next two lessons!) ruclips.net/video/TdppYDLXP0E/видео.html (formally) ruclips.net/video/J_7gQAO-cxE/видео.html (informally)
一緒に日本語を勉強しよう？(*'ω'*)
isshoni nihon-go wo benkyou shiYOU
Let's study Japanese together? :3
Teacher how can we use this word.. janai..?
@@yashoalzouby2258 it's how you negate things.
犬じゃない - not a dog
好きじゃない - do not like.
@@SelcraigClimbs thanks
＼(^o^)／
Hey Misa
Can you make a video about time in japanese?
How to read the clock and thanks for your lessons they're very helpful
Dead or alive you always look wonderful, and more importantly, to me at least, you're an amazing teacher. You take the time to properly explain things, to enunciate well, and you can easily be heard. I love your content. It has helped me tremendously.
You've seen her dead?
Wtf💀
super agree.
Sooo funny 😂😂😂
don't worry, you weren't the only one who was laughing 😂😂😂
please keep making us laugh with your videos
love studying with you (:
ミサ先生は世界で最高の先生です。日本語を教えてくれてありがとうございます。
Another great video from a great teacher. She could be charging for this type of instruction but she doesn’t. So people please... Don’t skip the ads orrr buy her merch to support her!
Arigato Misa-san!!!!
I searched for videos of そうだ京都行こう and the surreal part was that the publicity campaign uses the music “My Favourite Things” from the 1959 musical The Sound of Music. Hey, Maria Von Trapp, let’s go to Kyoto!
Thank you みさ 先生 for another great lesson!
みさ先生の動画が一番好き。
I hope you life isn’t hard anymore bcs you deserve the best ! It’s crazy how these are up for free I’m so blessed I can practice when I can’t afford language school
I wish I had friends to ask them for "going to Kyoto" 🤣🤣
Thank you for taking your time in your videos to talk about "side topics", it really makes learning a lot more interesting and fun :)
Thank you 😊 Misa 先生
I have been following your videos for a long time, but first time commenter. Just wanted to say your videos are amazingly well done and super useful. Thank you so much for making them!
your classes are the best ily!
Misa 先生，I've watched this video a few times and I always chuckle at the jokes and puns. I do so love them! It makes your lesson fun and おもしろいい
you should monetize. too much work going into these videos for such little return. keep up the good job!
ありがとう、みさ先生。All I need to have is internet with pen and paper to study Japanese. The lessons are high quality, so thank you again.
Thank you so much, you have inspired me to learn Japanese!
Nice! new video from Misa-sensei perfect while staying at home. Stay safe everyone!
Staying at home is statistically more dangerous than flying.
”コヨーテを連れて来ようって” が大好きですよ！
Am I the only one who laughs along with Misa when she makes her puns? 😂😂
Interesting.
I'd like to hear more intonation related terms. I'm not familiar with the differences so it would be useful to know.
I have learnt so much from you thanks dear friend from India 💙
「コヨーテを連れて来よう」now will be my new catchphrase! Thanks!
eる & iる > eよう & iよう
oる & uる & aる > oろう & uろう & aろう
く > こう
す > そう
お > おう
つ > とう
I hear 行くぞ alot in anime and the subtitles say that it means "let's go". Can you tell me what the difference is between 行こう and 行くぞ
Also this video was really fun and helpful ^_^
行くぞ is actually 行く + sentence-ending particle ぞ, which indicates a command / assertion. It still can be interpreted as "let's go", but not really as a suggestion
@@itarosky Thank you
@@itarosky In that case what's the difference between 行くぞ and 行け
@@visualkeifan2003 行くぞ is literally "[we] will go now", "[we] have to go" (...and I'm not asking you).
行け - usual imperative (informal, though). Like simply saying "Go!"
@@itarosky is 行け more forceful than 行って ?
Thank you so much for the video Misa! It's super useful as always!
Yet another great video! Learned so much! You're the best as always Misa sensei❤
I love your commitment to quality Misa-sensei
このビデオがゆうえきです。ありがとうございました❤
I laughed a lot with the examples of this video 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I think now Misa is funnier than 3 years ago lol
Always a pleasure to watch and learn from your videos dear Sensei Misa :)
本当にありがとうございます
I enjoyed the puns so please keep being you😄🥰😍💕💕💕
コヨーテを連れて来ようって。... Dad jokes intensify...
In all honesty though, great lesson, thanks.
冗談じゃないよ。顔を買おうってがめっちゃ面白い。ミサ先生の授業がいつも面白いから、冗談をぜんぜん話して止めてください。ｗ
この動画のようにはいい練習がある。ありがとうございました。
Sensei otsukare samadeshita.Doomo arigatoo gozaimasu
18:49
みさ先生、ebayで壊れているパソコンを売ろう。
Hahaha i like that example
イントネーションについてのご解説ありがとうございます！めっちゃわかりやすいです
Great pacing. I could comfortably follow along.
Excellent teaching...
Thank you so much! 💕💕
あと面白い授業ですよね！ありがとうございます、みさ先生。
thank you, you are my e learning guru
i love senseimisa, i had watch all her vidios
Thank u so much...🙂 Ur videos are very nice. Keep it up and upload more videos for JLPT
I love you みさ先生！！！ You are great!!!
Have you ever thought about doing a video with any of the other Japanese teachers on RUclips?
That's what I wanna know too.
me, who put ne after half of them before she even said so because I have social anxiety and any kind of suggestion without agreement sounds rude: 👁👄👁flúwent
I am here just to see Misa sensei!! ありがとう ございますみさ先生
Thank you so much for helping me. I recently had a panic attack before my Japanese drill conversation on a zoom meeting and could not do it. Our professor wants us to memorize grammar, participles, and vocabulary every week. It also doesn’t help that I was moved up a few levels and have to learn all of the old material at the same time🥲🥲 have you made a video on the differences between に/へ を/で は／が ？
In the beginning you said the "IRU/ERU" "rule", which can be misleading, because it does have a lot of exception. For example 走る-走ろう 帰る-帰ろう and these are pretty common words.
Great videos, but sometimes it might be nice to say: "there are exceptions guys!"
Misa-sensei always sounds quite excited about the Shinkansen =D I guess I'll have to ride it when I get to Japan!
みさ: "How do you say bullet train?"
Me: "一体何なの?!"
Thanks to you I learned the word 一体。ありがとうね！(≡^∇^≡)
Can you make a video regarding Japanese phrases used in the office? It would be helpful for those first time working on a Japanese office environment. Thanks No pressure here just suggesting. Stay awesome!
Subharashii 👌 Misa sanwa watashino gimon wo kurai shimashita 🙏💐. If possible please make a video of transitive and intransitive verbs
Thank you a lots.... interesting!!!
Thanks
Great content. The pronunciation tips here are especially helpful. 🙏🏻
Thank you for not wanting to beat us for using romaji! It's a crutch but it helps 😊
I was laughing too... you're contagious. ;-)
Thank you so much💙
"Why are you holding a coyote?"
"Because I said: let's bring a coyote."
"I THOUGHT YOU WERE KIDDING!!!"
Misa 先生 more puns please, they are great !
Thank you for the pronunciation tips. I always got confused.
I hate cucumbers too! haha Foul and hideous things. Thanks for your lessons, I have genuinely learned a lot, and you have grown better and better as you go. Keep it up!!! :D
I recently rewatched Nigeru wa Haji da ga Yaku ni Tatsu and I was curious why they used My Favourite Things from the Sound of Music in episode 6, so I actually looked up the JR commercial. :D
Thank you, Misa 先生! What happens with the verb “to pick up”? It already ends おう in the dictionary form (hirou). Does it become hiroou in the volitional form? A triple, really long o sound?
そうだ！好き！！
Translation: I LIKE SODA (my 悪い冗談)
押し前に！
Translation: oh shit my knee!!
日本人ですか。
@@voqz6667 ハーフです
@@OSeanSanO that was joke
@@voqz6667 I guess it was a bad joke then
先生さん、what about negative volitional form?
Awesome lesson again.
Sasuga desu misa sensei
If Im contemplating to buy something can I say " kau kana~" to mean "I wonder if I should buy it/should I buy it"?
ミサ先生は13：15 (13:15)ぐらいに間違いそうでしたけどー。日本語と見られるけどローマ字には「eigo」は見られます。日本語教えてくれてありがとうございます。
Misa sensei, at around 13:15 it seems that you have made a mistake... the word japanese (in Japanese) can be seen but the romaji seen is still eigo. Thank you for teaching me Japanese
始め ましょう。
食べ ましょう。
Polite ways...
ありがとう
Does ~ましょうか have an informal equivalent ?
14:42 if I didn't know better, I would say that back ground noise is a dog doing happy feet.
LOVE the D.va jacket in the background. Im totally trying to find Misa Sensei In overwatch! rofl
I learned "Let's go to Kyoto" as "Kyoto HE ikou".
Is both right?
日本人です('ω')ノ
Is both right?
→はい、そうです
I love Misa'a love for puns 😉❤
すごいです😊🌷✌
I heard this way for う ending verbs, and it's like わせ or something. Can you explain that? I heard you use it for your other videos for the higher levels.
Hey Misa, could you possibly cover one-step and five-step verbs at some point. My last a class before corona virus put us online we talked about it for a bit but it was hard. I think you can definitely do better than my sensei if you do a video on it. Thank you!
Most iru and eru verbs are ichidan verbs. You simply remove the ru to change it to its other forms.
Ex. Taberu -> Tabenai
Taberu -> Tabemasu
Taberu -> Tabetai
Miru -> Minai
Miru -> Mimasu
Miru -> Mitai
For godan verbs, you change the last vowel sound to either A I E or OU because each letter or base is used for conjugating to other meanings.
Base 1 or A sound allows for negation
Ex. Nomu -> Nomanai
Base 2 or I sound allows for polite form or desire
Nomu -> Nomimasu (polite)
Nomu -> Nomitai (want to drink)
Base 3 or U sound is dictionary or plain form
I won't get into more detail since I might give out wrong information as I'm still a beginner, but I hope this helps.
@@vyriets I'll copy this in my note, thank you friend!
@@xiaoquanyang402 I'm glad I was able to help. There are more suffixes that you can add after each form modification and even irregular verbs like suru and kuru but you should take it slowly since it's a confusing topic.
Question : @ 6:49 you said that if it's just ou sound and there's nothing following it it is pronounced as ou not ō. But why is 食べよう pronounced as tabeyō not tabeyou? There's nothing following it. And also in 高校 you pronounced it like kōkō not kōkou, the second こう doesn't have anything following it.
misa san no me wo miyou!
コヨーテを連れて来よう～ 🤣🤣🤣
so funny when she starts to trip so much on her own jokes XD
Misa: かもかも Also Misa: 顔を買おう
SENSEI CAN MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT THE DIFFERENT BETWEEN SHALL WE AND SHALL I.
ありがとうせんせい
「Shall we proceed to attain the status of affluence?」
「なんで英語で話してるの？」
「えっと。。。裕福の地位を達成するために進みましょうか？」
「なにもわかんない。。。」
「。。。19:02」
P.S. Vote Misa for President of Moneyholders Ltd.
That pikachu is wearing a sweater. There’s also a unicorn who thinks he’s a pikachu...
Would 綺麗な also be きれーな? I think I've heard you and other Japanese people actually pronounce the い after the れ in this particular case. 🤔
日本人です('ω')ノ
「きれいな」と書きますが
「きれいな」という言葉を
発音するときは「きれーな」と言います
What is the difference between masyoka and masenka?
So if 行こうよ is kind of "let's go already" what would 行こうぜ be? I hear it all the time in Persona 5 Royal.
Just a male (typically) way of saying "let's go". ぜ just adds emphasis, basically. It makes it sound like a strongly affirmative, usually male, phrase.
@@MarkHogan994 nice, thanks
Was this lesson #35 originally? (I wish you didn't deleted it though).
Can i have a link to the lesson you made for “to” and “tte” you mention on this video 23:05.
It's not available for indian
A little late but here!
ruclips.net/video/5Ll-4hiQUlU/видео.html (for context, i recommend watching this first since Misa-sensei explained some stuffs for the next two lessons!)
ruclips.net/video/TdppYDLXP0E/видео.html (formally)
ruclips.net/video/J_7gQAO-cxE/видео.html (informally)
@@BlaXtylE im not an Indian. Stop putting labels.
@@nyakorii thank you.
@@banjoecalma No problem!
Misa san, いつも ありがとう❤️
Misa sensei wa pikacute ka ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ
potential tongue twisters: 顔を買おうkao wo kaou xD
You need more Pikachu in the background, remake it again!
isshoni kao wo kaoo