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Congrats for your Chanel, i wish you sucess. Could you explain more about " o" , " Go" before some words in japanese, and the usege of the word "goram"?
Can you do a video on counting to 100+ in years of age? For example stating the age of an old creature like a turtle. “This dates back to the year of” for artifacts and historical times?
It does. If you say, "I'm 20 years old" にじゅうさいです。” If you say, ”I'm 21 years old" にじゅういっさいです。” Same for 1 year old, i hear people say informally "いっさいです。” and for 8 years old, they sometimes say "はっさいです。”
They’re introducing the Japanese numbers Hito / ichi. 1 Futa / ni. 2 Mi / san. 3 Yo / yon - shi. 4 Itsu / go. 5 Mu / roku. 6 Nana - shichi (same). 7 Ya / hachi. 8 Kokono / ku - kyū. 9 Tō / jū. 10
Why not add Japanese querty to your keyboard. Then simply hit the world symbol (which will appear to left of your space bar) and instantly change to it from English. It would convert what you wrote in English to Hirigana as you write. Then one touch on world to hop back to English.
So saying 21 would be "ni juu i ssa i desu", how would you say 20 or maybe 22, would it be, for 20, "ni juu sai desu"? or, for 22, "ni juu ni ssa i desu"?
20 in Japanese, as it relates to age, is actually hatachi. It is special because that is the legal age to drink/smoke etc. To add some fun to this... 1, in relation to age is issai but the rest of the numbers are only sai. So: 20 = hatachi 21= ni juu issai and 22 = ni juu ni sai
優子先生、(sorry if I have the wrong kanji) I thought「いくつですか？」meant "How many are there?". At least that's what Japanese From Zero 1 taught me in Lesson 11. 説明下さいまして、ありがとうございます。 - マリオスター１３くん
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That was very clear and concise. さすがゆこせんせい。
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Thank you yuko sensei!!!❤️❤️❤️ Your videos helps me a lot!
Congrats for your Chanel, i wish you sucess. Could you explain more about " o" , " Go" before some words in japanese, and the usege of the word "goram"?
Very helpful thanks!
Doo itashimashite, Bryan-san!
Arigatou yuko sensei.👍👍
Grace-san, Doo itashimashite!
Thanks yuko sensei!
Ow.nice..thank you so much dear my favourite japanese language teacher.
thank you so much keep going very helpful lessons
Thank you very much for your job
Can you do a video on counting to 100+ in years of age? For example stating the age of an old creature like a turtle. “This dates back to the year of” for artifacts and historical times?
Thank u so much😘
Doo itashimashite, Bou-san!
Thank you so much
ありがとう ゆこ -さん！
Thank you very much for the lesson I preffer to use Nan SAI desu ka bucause the answer will need a SAI and the question itself remenber me the SAI
i taught ni juu meant 20 , and ni juu itchi was 21 ? am i missing something ?
That's exactly what I thought..
It does.
If you say, "I'm 20 years old" にじゅうさいです。”
If you say, ”I'm 21 years old" にじゅういっさいです。”
Same for 1 year old, i hear people say informally "いっさいです。”
and for 8 years old, they sometimes say "はっさいです。”
Rianne Draws ありがとうございます！ 💜💖
@@riannedrawsanimation yea some numbers are changed when added to words but it isn’t informal
They’re introducing the Japanese numbers
Hito / ichi. 1
Futa / ni. 2
Mi / san. 3
Yo / yon - shi. 4
Itsu / go. 5
Mu / roku. 6
Nana - shichi (same). 7
Ya / hachi. 8
Kokono / ku - kyū. 9
Tō / jū. 10
We still say the Chinese numbers right ?
Arigatou gozaimasu sensei
Why not add Japanese querty to your keyboard. Then simply hit the world symbol (which will appear to left of your space bar) and instantly change to it from English. It would convert what you wrote in English to Hirigana as you write. Then one touch on world to hop back to English.
very nice 💕💕💕💕💕💕
So saying 21 would be "ni juu i ssa i desu", how would you say 20 or maybe 22, would it be, for 20, "ni juu sai desu"? or, for 22, "ni juu ni ssa i desu"?
20 in Japanese, as it relates to age, is actually hatachi. It is special because that is the legal age to drink/smoke etc. To add some fun to this... 1, in relation to age is issai but the rest of the numbers are only sai. So: 20 = hatachi 21= ni juu issai and 22 = ni juu ni sai
優子先生、(sorry if I have the wrong kanji)
I thought「いくつですか？」meant "How many are there?". At least that's what Japanese From Zero 1 taught me in Lesson 11. 説明下さいまして、ありがとうございます。 - マリオスター１３くん
Yes, as explained in the video, it also means how old are you
Arigato👏👍💖😊
Doo itashimashite, Celestte-san!
Could you do a tutorial of how to change kunai/ja nai adjectives (i) and (na)
Am i only the one who think that yuko sensei's sound is not same with the usual sound?
Yuko sensei you know Ang sensei?
Ku tsu sounds a little bit like shoes, no?
Where is the previous lesson 🤨🙄🙄
Do Guys Ask Women Age In Japan?
Where is the part 1 for this?
please upload n4 level videos
なんさいですか。
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怖い💕🦦 .
はじめまして🍙🍃 .
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Thanks!!