"Ni" here is used because it marks one's goal or destination. Another reason to use "ni" is to indicate the place where a thing(s) or a person(s) is(or are) present. In Lesson 6, we used "de" because it indicates the place where an action occurs. In short, "ni" casts the sight upon a place, while "de" upon an action. As for your second question, it depends on if you put the noun (Mary, for this video) first or if you are going to add the time (tomorrow, yesterday, etc.)
This lesson is paced faster than the previous ones when it should really be the slowest out of the first ten in my opinion. I would have liked more explanation than what was provided. Anyway, these videos are very well done for the most part and quite helpful.
i think the best way i've come to learn the japanese language, is by watching a lot of Studio Gibli movies because I've observed they use complete sentences. I found that a lot of the Anime such as Naruto or Bleach that i love to watch use a lot of slang words, or they shorten a lot of the phrases so its extremely casual, not something that has been recommended to learn for those in beginners levels if you're still building proper sentence structure and vocabulary. But what Japanese anime DOES help with, is getting used to the speed and sound of the language. As well as watching kids cartoons.
+doyouzgot2knw you r right, anime has lot slangs , and something like naruto or dragon ball, full of special move names in one episod, thats the japanese word you never use in regular life, so watching japanese tv series is good, they made lot of tv series about solving crime or something
right? used the numbers lesson to teach my daughter how to count to 100, and she can count to 100 in Japanese easily now, but cannot get past 20 in English, its cute when she stumbles around 20 in English, gets frustrated and finishes counting in Japanese xD
I go on with lessons but i often come back... and step by step, even if i learn every single lection I feel my japanese growing. Thanks to this wonderful sensei
Thanks for teaching🙏🙏😘, It is very boring🙄now because of the virus😓, I only stay at home so I tried to learn Japanese because I like to go to Japan🇯🇵, hope it will be better soon and the people on the cruise will be healthy and they can be better soon
Essentially に and へ are interchangeable for the purposes of Japanese learners and most all Japanese speakers. There are circumstances where a translator or someone at a professor or academic level in Japan may have to make a distinction between the two, but they almost always are interchangeable and neither is more or less polite.
i have started with Japanese recently and I find your videos really helpful. I thank you on behalf of all the students that are actually learning the language.
I also noticed that she rushed this lesson, but she wanted to get a defined amount of information in 7 minutes. But her teaching style is so good that I now have the basis for understanding particles. Wish she was still teaching. She has the patience of my elementary school teacher. But this was 10 years ago. Hope she appreciates the favorable comments.
These videos are really good! I'm currently studying japanese at a small school in the city, and the teaching is nowhere near as clear as this. This is super helpful, thank you!
It wasn't fast paced, she just introduced more vocabulary words than in previous videos, which is very important when u learn a new language. Just take your time in memorizing these words, no one wants you to rush. Also, damn its 2020!!
YES! I now know how to say that my mother went to the department store yesterday >:D soon I will know how to add that she bought me ke-ki!!! muahahahahahah
へ and に can be used the same way: to indicate the destination of the action. But に is more emphatic ( Maybe I'm mistaken, but one of those is indeed more emphatic than the other ) . に can replace へ, but へ can't replace に in some cases, so I just don't use it. ( btw, I'm not japanese or anything, I'm just trying to help.
The order is very flexible. Some general rules of thumb are topic before subject, time and location towards the beginning, direct and indirect objects towrds the end, and nothing after the verb except for verb auxilliaries and particles.
One can easily guess from raishuu - next week raigetsu - next month rainen - next year That "rai" = next "shuu" = week "getsu" = month "nen" = year And with a bit of your knowledge of numbers, you can see that the literal meaning of the word for "May" is "Fifth month."
This is definately the most difficult lesson so far >.< i think everything was being explained a bit too fast. I do really like these lessons however, they are a great help!
へ specifically refers to a direction or goal (i.e. heading somewhere - a destination). に, amongst other things refers generally to the location in general.
when wa is used as a particle it is used as は, where as in normal words it is represented by the hiragana わe.g. in わたし or "watashi", wa is represented by わ
When は (ha) is used as topic marker in a sentence, it is read as "wa", and, because of that, when we read romanized Japanese, they transcribe as if it were "わ". :)
Thank you very much .Arigato gozeimas. For your lovely lessons.I love Japanese people and language. I try to visit you channel to learn some Japanese language. Thank you again Best regards Turel
A very nice way of teaching. I appeared JLPT N4 twice but failed in kikitori.. This video helps me as if watashi wa sensei to hanase masu!!!! correct me if my sentence is wrong.
Ohisashiburi desu ne ! It's nice to see you again. This lesson is a little bit difficult for me and I'm sure that the scrip (by a clic on "plus" will help me a lot). Sorry for my bad English... Arigatô gozaimasu.
Gotta admit VERY helpful I needed to learn the particles to put into sentences to learn grammar. I learned hiragana and kana so I'm off to learning kanji,grammar structure, faster reading, and culture. Thank u very much for this video even though it was made like a year ago lol.
DEAR JAPAN SOCIETY AND DEAR SENSEI, THANK YOU FOR THIS WONDERFUL COURSE. IT REALLY HELPS TO LEARN STEP BY STEP. MAY WE KNOW WHO IS OUR SENSEI? SHE IS PERFECT TEACHER.
Too bad im not living in the US to learn more of her :(. My only hope is to wait for more online lessons of miyashita sensei. thank you so much for all your efforts.
Thank you for your comment! We're glad to hear that the images are helpful!
Konnichiwa watashi wa indo shusshin desu
I am learning Japanese from you
U are the the best sensei
I love this Sensei. She's like a mother figure to me, educated and patient.
"you are the best teacher in the world'' this sentence is from my heart . thank you sensei
"Ni" here is used because it marks one's goal or destination. Another reason to use "ni" is to indicate the place where a thing(s) or a person(s) is(or are) present. In Lesson 6, we used "de" because it indicates the place where an action occurs. In short, "ni" casts the sight upon a place, while "de" upon an action.
As for your second question, it depends on if you put the noun (Mary, for this video) first or if you are going to add the time (tomorrow, yesterday, etc.)
Arigatou gozaimasu! Particles in the Japanese language are very difficult, and we're happy to hear that the videos are helpful!
This lesson is paced faster than the previous ones when it should really be the slowest out of the first ten in my opinion. I would have liked more explanation than what was provided. Anyway, these videos are very well done for the most part and quite helpful.
Right sir
I feel the same way. Too fast and new words.
2013- video was uploaded
Coincidence,
Watching it in 2020 and she talked about 2020
This gives me chills...
lmao,im currently learning this lesson but its getting harder.
no greendminded
I'm in 2024
2025!!!!
i think the best way i've come to learn the japanese language, is by watching a lot of Studio Gibli movies because I've observed they use complete sentences. I found that a lot of the Anime such as Naruto or Bleach that i love to watch use a lot of slang words, or they shorten a lot of the phrases so its extremely casual, not something that has been recommended to learn for those in beginners levels if you're still building proper sentence structure and vocabulary. But what Japanese anime DOES help with, is getting used to the speed and sound of the language. As well as watching kids cartoons.
+doyouzgot2knw you r right, anime has lot slangs , and something like naruto or dragon ball, full of special move names in one episod, thats the japanese word you never use in regular life, so watching japanese tv series is good, they made lot of tv series about solving crime or something
This is so simple. It's like playing Lego with words, but my brain keeps trying to shove the blocks the wrong way around. >.
So accurate metaphor
@@orkumm Agreed
Couldn't agree anymore its such a puzzle
right? used the numbers lesson to teach my daughter how to count to 100, and she can count to 100 in Japanese easily now, but cannot get past 20 in English, its cute when she stumbles around 20 in English, gets frustrated and finishes counting in Japanese xD
@@thezyreick4289 that's strange cause it starts getting super easy at 20. 11 through 19nis where Japanese really shines compared to English
"What's your favorite Pokemon?"
"Next week"
Raichu!!
I'm dying thank you for making my day and helping me remember the word 🤣 I lowkey wanna be friends with you
The pictures separated by the particles were fantastic! My brain picked it up and clarified so quickly! Thank you for sharing this with us.
Plot twist: Mary-san was unable to go to Boston on May 2020 due to the coronavirus.
Some random person's going to watch this video on Friday the 15th of May 2020 and get really freaked out.
@gameremix lol
i'll set an alarm on May 15 2020 to get back on this lol
Woh... It happened to me!!!! In the future!
Accurate comment
😁😁
I go on with lessons but i often come back... and step by step, even if i learn every single lection I feel my japanese growing. Thanks to this wonderful sensei
She is teaching the year 2020 in 2013 and I'm learning it in 2020🤣🤣🤣 what a coincidence
same!
Same UwU
Same
Felt :)
Me too,I'm.learning in the end of 2020.Lol😂
Thanks for teaching🙏🙏😘, It is very boring🙄now because of the virus😓, I only stay at home so I tried to learn Japanese because I like to go to Japan🇯🇵, hope it will be better soon and the people on the cruise
will be healthy and they can be better soon
I decided to learn Japanese on my own but was struggling a little, and I'm soooo glad that I found this channel!!!
Essentially に and へ are interchangeable for the purposes of Japanese learners and most all Japanese speakers. There are circumstances where a translator or someone at a professor or academic level in Japan may have to make a distinction between the two, but they almost always are interchangeable and neither is more or less polite.
i have started with Japanese recently and I find your videos really helpful. I thank you on behalf of all the students that are actually learning the language.
Yes, you're correct. Friday is きんようび. Our mistake, it showed up as a small よ in the video.
You are the best Sensei. You have very good explanation technique. Thank you very much for upload this on youtube. I really appreciate your teaching.
I also noticed that she rushed this lesson, but she wanted to get a defined amount of information in 7 minutes. But her teaching style is so good that I now have the basis for understanding particles. Wish she was still teaching. She has the patience of my elementary school teacher. But this was 10 years ago. Hope she appreciates the favorable comments.
Only now I am able to understand Japanese sentence structure. Thank you. This teacher does a good job. Many thanks to her efforts.
Very happy to see this more in-depth video series back! Miyashita-sensei is a wonderful teacher!
thank you so much for the lessons sensie. You are indeed like a mother and i like the way you discuss the topic. Arigatou Gozaimasu.
These videos are really good! I'm currently studying japanese at a small school in the city, and the teaching is nowhere near as clear as this. This is super helpful, thank you!
It wasn't fast paced, she just introduced more vocabulary words than in previous videos, which is very important when u learn a new language. Just take your time in memorizing these words, no one wants you to rush. Also, damn its 2020!!
YES! I now know how to say that my mother went to the department store yesterday >:D soon I will know how to add that she bought me ke-ki!!! muahahahahahah
JAJAJAJAAJ
is it '' okaasan wa kino depato ni ikimashita'' ?
@@graciellatagala7241 It should be "haha" instead of "okaasan" since you're talking about your own mother.
おかあさん-okaasan(casual way of saying mother), はは-haha(is used when describing your family to someone)
Watashi to or isho ni
Quite good and clear explanation. Easy to learn and easy to pick up. Domo arigatoo goziamasu. Kelvyn Saw from Singapore
So good to see I'm not the only one here in 2020 :)
This was one of my breakthrough lessons!
Thank you JapanSociety !
It`s 2020 and let me tell you, I was in SHOCK! Lol, I`ve been writing 2020 as 二千二十! Also thank you for these lessons, I adore them!
japan society's lessons are so helpful!!! thank youuu...arigatou gozaimasu...
Very very nice good and excellent ever forever
A lot of word to say
Perfect channel
Thank you
Japan society
ありがとう😘
へ and に can be used the same way: to indicate the destination of the action. But に is more emphatic ( Maybe I'm mistaken, but one of those is indeed more emphatic than the other ) . に can replace へ, but へ can't replace に in some cases, so I just don't use it.
( btw, I'm not japanese or anything, I'm just trying to help.
The order is very flexible. Some general rules of thumb are topic before subject, time and location towards the beginning, direct and indirect objects towrds the end, and nothing after the verb except for verb auxilliaries and particles.
Great video I have been learning a lot with these lessons and are wonderful to review what I learned from school.
Thank you so much Miyashita Sensei and Japan Society. Im learning so fast with Miyashita Senseis lessons, its amazing.
Of all short lessons in youtube, yours is my favorite. Dōmo arigatō. 😊
Hii
Wow! This is an excellent video. Very well done! Japan society is doing some of the best YT Japanese language video lessons.
I love this style of teaching 👍
My second semester of Japanese in college and I still struggle a bit with particles. I like to come back to this video when I need a refresher.
Dear Prof,
very nice lesson indeed. You are wonderful teacher . A
One can easily guess from
raishuu - next week
raigetsu - next month
rainen - next year
That
"rai" = next
"shuu" = week
"getsu" = month
"nen" = year
And with a bit of your knowledge of numbers, you can see that the literal meaning of the word for "May" is "Fifth month."
This is definately the most difficult lesson so far >.< i think everything was being explained a bit too fast. I do really like these lessons however, they are a great help!
Yes I admire this sensei. So calm and easy to follow, keep it up! ありがとうございます、せんせい、🙏🙇♂️
へ specifically refers to a direction or goal (i.e. heading somewhere - a destination). に, amongst other things refers generally to the location in general.
I love this lady :)
I respect you mam form my depth of heart
Love you and your teaching style
doumo arigatou gozaimasu, sensei! these series are helping me a lot in learning japanese. please continue making more videos !
She is a perfect teacher
when wa is used as a particle it is used as は, where as in normal words it is represented by the hiragana わe.g. in わたし or "watashi", wa is represented by わ
this is really helpful! I can now form longer Japanese sentences! yay
I've been following japan society and i found their videos very informative and easy to follow. Arigato gosaimasu, sensei.( i hope i got that right.)
As I learn more of this language, the less mysterious and alien it becomes to me.
Thank goodness you are back with these lessons!
You are such an angel, thank you for all these videos it really help me !
SENSEI!!!! I missed you!!!!!!!!!! so glad to see you again I love your videos! ありがとうございました
good teach and good teacher with great japan
When は (ha) is used as topic marker in a sentence, it is read as "wa", and, because of that, when we read romanized Japanese, they transcribe as if it were "わ". :)
Arigatou sensei❤️
I love how simple and easy to understand your lessons.
My favorite channel! Domo arigato gozaimasu! Sensei is the best!
You're a lifesaver🙂. Thank you so much for explaining better. You're a very effective sensei.
Very good sensei! Hope she is still teaching
Excellent lessons and teacher.
I don't remember kaerimasu in the previous lesson, where we saw these verbs! GRRRR!
This will be the study of English for me.
Izanagi & Izanami lolll
Huong Do I'm English is not good.
Izanagi & Izanami Maybe you can take classes! or look up online for some tutorials :) Japanese is hard to me >.
Izanagi & Izanami i can teach you :)
メガデトリユウージン can you teach me Japanese? lolll
Thank you very much sensei, Thanks to your effort, I have learned a lot!!
"Mary goes to Boston in 2020"
2020 comes
Mary:T-T
Corona: ;) I gotchu
What a beautifully put together video. Very clear and easy to follow.
THANK YOU FOR COMING BACK, Sensei!! I missed these lessons!
Great lesson, i love learning japanese in phrases - makes the most sense to me.
Thank you so much I understand better now. Sitting for my JLPT N5 soon and you have been my home sensei. Arigatou Gozaimasu!
Before i learn about particles i have to say that this outfit is popping! My favorite one so far
this is such a helpful video! it really helps me understand the ease of the particles! ありがとうございます！！！
Japanese is one of the hardest languages to learn but this teacher proved that its wrong 😎
Sensei.....?
We didn't go over some of these before.....
Sensei wa namae o nan desu ka
Mukund Chaskar- why do you want to know my name :/
@@chaskarmukund You weren't listening very closely to Sensei -- what did you think the 'o' is doing there? 'Desu' is a copula, not a transitive verb!
Oh sorry, thanks.@@SpectatorAlius
Ikr
this really helped me understand the particles better :)
I like your way of teaching.
There is no "R" sound in Japanese, so that is why words like 「らいねん」have a "L" sound rather than a "R" sound.
Konichiwa sensei... .I love your teaching style. You are really good sensei.. Arigatou Gozaimash.
Thank you very much .Arigato gozeimas. For your lovely lessons.I love Japanese people and language. I try to visit you channel to learn some Japanese language.
Thank you again
Best regards
Turel
Best teacher 😊
I love your channel!!!! i have learned so much from you!!!!!!!!
Thank you SO MUCH!! I love this teacher and I'm always happy to see her again. Please continue to teach us. あけましておめでとうございます :)
A very nice way of teaching. I appeared JLPT N4 twice but failed in kikitori.. This video helps me as if watashi wa sensei to hanase masu!!!! correct me if my sentence is wrong.
She is a good teacher
Ohisashiburi desu ne ! It's nice to see you again.
This lesson is a little bit difficult for me and I'm sure that the scrip (by a clic on "plus" will help me a lot). Sorry for my bad English...
Arigatô gozaimasu.
Welcome back, Miyashita-sensei!
Gotta admit VERY helpful I needed to learn the particles to put into sentences to learn grammar. I learned hiragana and kana so I'm off to learning kanji,grammar structure, faster reading, and culture. Thank u very much for this video even though it was made like a year ago lol.
DEAR JAPAN SOCIETY AND DEAR SENSEI, THANK YOU FOR THIS WONDERFUL COURSE. IT REALLY HELPS TO LEARN STEP BY STEP. MAY WE KNOW WHO IS OUR SENSEI? SHE IS PERFECT TEACHER.
love these lessons! thank you for bringing them back!
Too bad im not living in the US to learn more of her :(. My only hope is to wait for more online lessons of miyashita sensei. thank you so much for all your efforts.
All the teachers at japansociety are great. But I missed her! :)
Sensei, Arigatou gozaimasu. Very helpfull. Thank you very much.
Hey it’s 2020 and 1:34 when I watch this what an unfortunate year to choose
Hello its 2024 and And if you finish all episodes watch all episodes again To feel nostalgia
YAY! Im happy this returned.
I like this teacher soo much!!: D
The is both the best and worst lesson ever! The best is it's explained very clearly and easy to follow, but it's very difficult!
Since the summary didn't include the vocab on this video take some time stamps :)
0:50
2:56
3:47
5:11