15 minute lesson, no big deal, right? LOL! They are all packed with information and I need to keep pausing to write things down that it takes four times that long or more to get through it. Misa-sensei, you are easily the best Japanese teacher on YT! I have gotten here step by step from the first beginner lesson and I am eager to keep going.
I've had terrible on-and-off Japanese for years, but going through her videos for the past week has made me surpass all the progress I made before. Be sure to write all the words and phrases down on paper so you drill it in to your memory!
I've already learned more grammar and kanji by lesson #12 than I did taking two YEARS of Japanese classes in school. And I only just started your lessons two WEEKS ago. Everything I "learned" at school suddenly makes sense now! You're a great teacher, Misa!
Yeah, its so good to have someone teach the rules so well and for free too! I couldn’t have learned so well without Misa’s lessons! Its only been like 6 weeks of studying and I have made so much progress.
Your lessons help me so much, the way you teach really clicks with me. I'm so thankful to have your videos to teach me grammar and common vocabulary. I also love that you don't just teach textbook sentences but what people actually speak casually. Thanks so much!
Actually, 今日は日本語の本を読みました。** We can't not use に particle with these words: "today, tomorrow, this week, next week, last month". Misa said that some lessons ago :)
thank you for the lesson, im not used to typing on phone in japanese yet (i suck at typing in english on mobile too..), but if i remember ill do the task on my pc tomorrow lol
I truly am amazed at the extent of the explanations and the examples. I am just curious. Where did you pick up your (English) accent? Because... it’s quite posh.
it's funny because we have Moo as the cow noise but for some reason they say Mew ^_^ it's like our alphabet system is crazy here, as i've started to learn other languages a little bit, thats when i noticed about the fact that the UK has two ways of saying the Alphabet. At primary School they teach you the proper way, like similar to how the french say some of the letters and even how japan say it, and that's also how we pronounce the words too but for some reason when you get to high school or whenever it is, they teach you to prounounce the alphabet differently. So A used to be like Ah but then they give you a different way and you have to then say EY for A. They should do it the way other countries do it.
今晩は先生! 週末はやっぱり勉強しました。そして少しテニスもしました。先生はスカイプで日本語をおしえますか .-. きょうみがありますから... Again, 日本語をおしえてくれたありがとうね! じゃあまた! (having the feeling that the formality i tried to use has some flaws... is this part "ありがとうね! じゃあまた!" too informal/incorrect? as for the rest, is it ok-ish?) thank you! your lessons are really great ^^/
nope, in japan you'd sound egocentric by doing that, mostly the context is clear. If you dont talk about something else that could be the subject instead of 'I' just before, then you should leave away the watashi/ore
I have a question, so if someone could answer me that would be great!🥰 In the begining of the video (around 4') she said なにをみましたか (what did you watch?) but why can't there be は instead of を?
the ''nani'' reffers to the object so it takes ''WO'' and the subject is ommited, if there was a subject it could be like: ''anata WA nani WO mimashita ka''.
Is this a simple rule to follow when placing questions words like itsu, doushite, Nani etc in a sentence? Some times I see them before the subject ,place, location etc like in the example you gave of "when did you go to Japan" was itsu Nihon no ikimashita vs something like kore wa nan desu ka....could itsu come right before the verb? Or would that be grammatically incorrect...sorry for the Romanji.
I think she said in some earlier lesson that sometimes time related words (when, a time[like 11pm], sometimes, etc.) or question words (who what where when why how) appear in the front of the sentence/question, so idk about appearing before the verb. Someone may understand but it might be grammatically incorrect.
You probably found it out, but to anyone else wondering: you need to learn て-forms (which are covered in a couple of next lessons) first to be able to make past verbs in a simple form...
When talking about taking a class at a university - you used “de” instead of “ni,” is it because you are using the university to take the class rather than inside ( at the location)?
I know that this video is 2 and half year long, but I wonder how to make past negative question sentence, for example: "Werent you watching movie on sunday?", could I normally write "masen+deshita+ka?"
Hi Misa, thank you for this video, but one thing confuses me. At 11'20'' you say 'sorry I'm late' but you use the past tense for late (okuremashita) - surely this should be the present tense (okuremasu), as you are saying 'sorry I AM late'. Can you please clarify this? Thanks!
Oh right, I get it - the English would be 'Sorry I've arrived late'. So the Japanese past tense is also used where we would use the present perfect - that's really interesting, and useful to know. Thank you for clearing that up. You are so kind and helpful - and late on Sunday night too! You should be relaxing with a glass of wine (or sake), not working at this time! Thanks again.
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15 minute lesson, no big deal, right? LOL! They are all packed with information and I need to keep pausing to write things down that it takes four times that long or more to get through it. Misa-sensei, you are easily the best Japanese teacher on YT! I have gotten here step by step from the first beginner lesson and I am eager to keep going.
Same, altho i need more focus n dedication, i bet you learned lot's in 10 months
I love that there is no romaji, because whenever there is my eyes just instantly read that, and when there's not I can practise my kana
I've had terrible on-and-off Japanese for years, but going through her videos for the past week has made me surpass all the progress I made before. Be sure to write all the words and phrases down on paper so you drill it in to your memory!
@@muizzsiddique it’s also really good practice to write Japanese. I love the way the kana and kanji look so I want nice handwriting, haha
週末は図書館で日本語を勉強しました。それから、うちでみさせんせいのビデオを見ました。ビデオが好きでした！ ありがとう！
OMG I CAN ACTUALLY READ THIS COMMENT 😭😭😭😭 THANK YOU
@@deadchannel.5015 i feel how you must have felt when you wrote this comment 😂
毎日日本語を勉強します！！！
みさ先生のビデオは素晴らしいです。
ありがとうございます。
まだまだ日本語を勉強しますか
@@michelenintricepsi6529 I feel so proud I read and understood both of your comments without translating them. This is all thanks to Misa-Sensei
@@myketlg Awesome work
@@oximas-oe9vf thank you
@Noob 70 i hope it feels good 💪
この週末、日本語を勉強しましたて、たのしかたです.🤭
I've already learned more grammar and kanji by lesson #12 than I did taking two YEARS of Japanese classes in school. And I only just started your lessons two WEEKS ago. Everything I "learned" at school suddenly makes sense now! You're a great teacher, Misa!
Yeah, its so good to have someone teach the rules so well and for free too! I couldn’t have learned so well without Misa’s lessons! Its only been like 6 weeks of studying and I have made so much progress.
I think I learned so much in this particular lesson. You make Japanese easier each day. Thank so much for teaching us, Misa Sensei
there is no vedio or app that can replace your lessons 🥰 ミサ先生のレセンが好きです🤩ありがとうございます
love your soft spoken lessons, thank you
毎日日本語を勉強します
みさ先生 のビデオはいつも素晴らしいです.
簡単 な 日本語 です.
みさ先生 のビデオから,勉強しました.
ありがとうございます
With this lesson, I feel like I can finally start creating sentences! 😄 Thank you! しゅうまつにパーティを行きました。
Party *に行きました^^
@@CicoinTokyo777 or パーティしました as in "did" a party or had a party
週末はミサ先生のビデオを見ました💜
昨日は仕事に行きました。明日レストランで日本人と日本語を話したい。
I’ve been studying Japanese by myself. Your videos are amazing!
今日は、みさ先生のビデオで日本語を勉強しました！❣
i've always wondered about this topic, glad that's answered haha. Thank you!
+Wild Gengar Thank you for always being the first one to comment :)))
Your lessons help me so much, the way you teach really clicks with me. I'm so thankful to have your videos to teach me grammar and common vocabulary. I also love that you don't just teach textbook sentences but what people actually speak casually. Thanks so much!
週末はみさせんせいの日本語授業お勉強しました!
thank u so much for giving us these lessons for free, misa sensei 🍬🎂
every1 lets support her in every way possible 👌🥺
Best Japanese teacher on RUclips. Extremely grateful! :)
I hope your Japanese is at a intermediate level by now...after watching her videos
Best japanese explanations on youtube, keep up the great work :)
週末はみさ先生のチャンネルを見ました！
I relaxed and enjoyed my time off from work this past weekend.
週末はみさ先生と日本語を勉強しました！ ありがとう！
Thanks for the excellent lesson Misa. As for the weekend... waiting for a new lesson to study is my favourite thing! ;)
I'm going back to the basics and lesson #12 done
週末は日本語を勉強しました。ありがとうございます。みさ先生！
週末は両親のうちに行ったり、掃除したり、日本語を勉強したりしました。
掃除しながら日本の曲を聞きました。
みささんはとても上手な先生です。今週はみさ先生の初心者向けビデオを十二個(個は正しいですか?)見ました。今日本語をたくさん早く習っています。みさ先生はとても親切な人です。教えてくれてありがとうございました。
週末にミサ先生のビデオを見ましたと人形の赤ちゃんと遊びました。ありがとう ございます！
So much information...
Great lesson :)
Really wonderful lesson, thanks a tone!
きのう ドウーム イターナルの おんがくを ききました！
昨日ドゥーム イターナルの音楽を聞きました! (I hope the Kanji is correct).
今日に日本語の本を読みました。
Actually, 今日は日本語の本を読みました。**
We can't not use に particle with these words: "today, tomorrow, this week, next week, last month". Misa said that some lessons ago :)
thank you for the lesson, im not used to typing on phone in japanese yet (i suck at typing in english on mobile too..), but if i remember ill do the task on my pc tomorrow lol
週末はコンピュータ科学を勉強しました
not exactly what i did, but its the closest i can get to it with what i know. thanks for the lesson again, refreshed myself today
Thank you!
This weekend I watched AnoHana (anime)
shumatsuwa AnoHana-wo mimashita :)
“にほんにいきました。” I hope to make that a true statement one day. ☺️😭😞
わたしも！
先週末は桜亭で友達とお好み焼きを食べました。ありがとうございます、みさ先生！
しゆうまつは日本語を勉強しました。このビデオがすきでした
週末は音楽を聞きました
そして日本語を勉強しました... What a depressive weekend, I had lucky cause some friends showed up in my house really sudden.
夜中にミサ先生のヴィデオを見て日本語を勉強します。
週末は音楽を聞きました。
ほんとにありがとう
ありがとございましたみささん。
ありがとうございます。:D
週末は本を読みました! 本の名前は "the secret history". めちゃくちゃ面白いね~
週末は日本語と絵を描く勉強しました。
この週末は日本語の勉強しました
ありがとうございます！
arigatou gozaimasu misa Sensei!
I truly am amazed at the extent of the explanations and the examples. I am just curious. Where did you pick up your (English) accent? Because... it’s quite posh.
先しゅうはははとえいがを見ました。そしてともだちと話しました。それからテレビを見ました。たのしかったです。
週末はみさせんせいと日本語を勉強しました。楽しかった😀
週末は窓の外に雪が見ました。
この週末に日本語を勉強しました。
it's funny because we have Moo as the cow noise but for some reason they say Mew ^_^ it's like our alphabet system is crazy here, as i've started to learn other languages a little bit, thats when i noticed about the fact that the UK has two ways of saying the Alphabet. At primary School they teach you the proper way, like similar to how the french say some of the letters and even how japan say it, and that's also how we pronounce the words too but for some reason when you get to high school or whenever it is, they teach you to prounounce the alphabet differently.
So A used to be like Ah but then they give you a different way and you have to then say EY for A. They should do it the way other countries do it.
週末は本を読みました。
テレビで、アニメを見ました!
Ps. What’s the kanji for your name?
しゅうまつはたった日本語をべんきょうしました！
はい、ひきこもりですよ！
週末はいとことあそびました。
週末に友達と映画館に行きました ＯーＯ
Misa~san no oshieru no ga daisuki desu! ^_^
週末に友達と遊びました。
今日ミサ先生のビデオを見ました｡
週末はおばあちゃんとおじいちゃんの家に行きました。
週末にテレビを見ました
週末は友達とマドリッドに行きました
楽しかった
毎日は日本語を勉強します❤
this should mean "I study Japanese every day"
Shumatsu wa indo (India) ni ikimashita. indo wa sugoi desu! are wa tanashi desu.
Arigato misa sensei.
週末はばんごはんをともだちと作りました！
Hi Misa! Thank you for teaching us. I have one question. why you can't say: "お店にをいきました." why do I have to say: "お店にいきました"?
because there is no object. the whole omise ni is defines the location where you go. Ni is already a particle, you dont need two.
Awesome!
週末は仕事しました。また、うちで日本語を勉強しました。
週末はみさ先生を聞きました。
しゅうまつは日本語をべんきょうしました
Not sure if I said this right! ありがとうございましたみさ先生
週末はうちで日本語を勉強しました
Do we have to make verb to ます form in informal speech? Like 行く do we have to make it to ます form in all sentences?
週末は家で日本語を勉強しました。
今晩は先生! 週末はやっぱり勉強しました。そして少しテニスもしました。先生はスカイプで日本語をおしえますか .-. きょうみがありますから...
Again, 日本語をおしえてくれたありがとうね! じゃあまた!
(having the feeling that the formality i tried to use has some flaws... is this part "ありがとうね! じゃあまた!" too informal/incorrect? as for the rest, is it ok-ish?) thank you! your lessons are really great ^^/
Do you not need to put watashi when talking about yourself? BTW I love your videos- they help me so much!!
nope, in japan you'd sound egocentric by doing that, mostly the context is clear. If you dont talk about something else that could be the subject instead of 'I' just before, then you should leave away the watashi/ore
I have a question, so if someone could answer me that would be great!🥰
In the begining of the video (around 4') she said なにをみましたか (what did you watch?) but why can't there be は instead of を?
the ''nani'' reffers to the object so it takes ''WO'' and the subject is ommited, if there was a subject it could be like: ''anata WA nani WO mimashita ka''.
@@ilias9830 thank you!
I would have put は particle after きょねんのなつ Is there a reason why you should not use the particle there?
週末にネバーランド を読みました。
Is this a simple rule to follow when placing questions words like itsu, doushite, Nani etc in a sentence? Some times I see them before the subject ,place, location etc like in the example you gave of "when did you go to Japan" was itsu Nihon no ikimashita vs something like kore wa nan desu ka....could itsu come right before the verb? Or would that be grammatically incorrect...sorry for the Romanji.
I think she said in some earlier lesson that sometimes time related words (when, a time[like 11pm], sometimes, etc.) or question words (who what where when why how) appear in the front of the sentence/question, so idk about appearing before the verb. Someone may understand but it might be grammatically incorrect.
週末はうちでホラー映画を見ました。
しゅうまつはピザをたべました. :-)
週末は都市に帰りました 🙂 今、晩ご飯を食べます。
今日はスポーツのゲームをみました。今日は日本語を勉強しました。
Misa sensei, did you missed out the (non-masu form) of negative present verb, past verb and past negative verb?
You probably found it out, but to anyone else wondering: you need to learn て-forms (which are covered in a couple of next lessons) first to be able to make past verbs in a simple form...
uchi de anime wo mimashita !
When talking about taking a class at a university - you used “de” instead of “ni,” is it because you are using the university to take the class rather than inside ( at the location)?
Right after that example, it happens again with the cafe. I will go rewatch the particles video.
Okay I mixed up the particles. Figured it out!
わたしの週末
（土）晴れ
朝、家でテレビを見ました。
夜、友達とパーティに行きました。
（日）曇(くも)り
朝、友達と自転車に乗りました。部屋の中で掃除(そうじ)をしました。
夜、テレビでラグビーゲームを見ました。
週末は新しいコートを買いました。
I know that this video is 2 and half year long, but I wonder how to make past negative question sentence, for example: "Werent you watching movie on sunday?", could I normally write "masen+deshita+ka?"
ゲームをした。そして日本語を勉強しました。
週末はレストランで昼ご飯を行きました。
Did I form the sentence correctly?
Hi Misa, thank you for this video, but one thing confuses me. At 11'20'' you say 'sorry I'm late' but you use the past tense for late (okuremashita) - surely this should be the present tense (okuremasu), as you are saying 'sorry I AM late'. Can you please clarify this? Thanks!
Hi! "okureru" is more like "to arrive late / come late" so maybe I should have said "Sorry I came late!". ^^
Oh right, I get it - the English would be 'Sorry I've arrived late'. So the Japanese past tense is also used where we would use the present perfect - that's really interesting, and useful to know. Thank you for clearing that up.
You are so kind and helpful - and late on Sunday night too! You should be relaxing with a glass of wine (or sake), not working at this time! Thanks again.
Nick in London haha I think she said she doesn’t drink in one of her videos.
Eigo no hon o yomimashita!
しゅうまつは げきじょうで ロキーホラーシヨー 見ました。
週末にゼノブレイド2を遊びました
うちでテレビを見ました！