Please do ! I love your lessons, and whenever I study a Japanese grammar point I always check your channel to see if you've covered it. Now that I'm becoming more intermediate, I've mastered most of the content on your channel. I'm really looking forward to seeing more advanced grammar lessons from you in the future. You're one of the best teachers I've ever seen.
I love the fact that you jump right in with grammar/sentence structure - something most others (including the big apps and many textbooks) simply won't do to scare people off. Oh well, these lessons are super important to understand asap. Also, I like the way you color code everything. That makes understanding the sentence much easier. Thank you, Misa
In portuguese, we use Aqui, Ai Ali the same way Japan uses Kore Sore Are. Also quite amazing how we also use "Ne" at the end of some sentences to give the idea of friendly emphasis, just like in Japanese.
True, in English there's no equivalent, but in Portuguese we use "este", "esse" e "aquele" with the exact same meaning as Japanese. I wonder if other germanic languages have different terms for "that" but it got simplified in English...
@@SteveAbbottOfficial Beh, in realtà abbiamo anche "codesto"... Well, actually we italians have "codesto" that has the same meaning of それ, although it's not commonly used anymore
I just discovered your channel yesterday and I’m currently on my 3rd video (this one) and felt the need to let you know that you’re a fantastic teacher! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos, they’re very informative and easy to follow!!
I agree. Some of this I already knew, but the extra information on things like Konnichi-wa(ha) and formal v. informal are really helping me with things I've found confusing. Had also just learned pasoko and been like. How did I go from komputa to nooto-pasoko. Was so lost! 😂 Domo arigatou misa-sensei! Hontou-ni. (Not sure if that's right, but still. The sentiment is there..... I think I wrote in informal though.... 😅? )
1:40 これ それ あれ 1:55 あれ That (object is far away from the speaker) 2:30 あれ to express surprise or suspicion 3:22 That is a car あれは 車(くるま)です 3:30 That is a house あれは 家(いえ) です 5:08 これは寫眞(しゃしん)です 5:24 それは寫眞(しゃしん)です 5:33 これ(This) それ(That) あれ(That over there) 6:05 どれ (which one of more options) 6:17 どっち(which one of 2 options) 6:347:25 痛(いた)み止(ど)めはどれですか 6:44 痛(いた)み Pain 止(ど)め stopper 6:48 止(ど)めStopper To stop 止(ど)める 7:00 Painkiller 鎮痛剤(ちんつうぢい) formal 7:087:18 痛(いた)み止(ど)め informal 7:30 鎮痛剤(ちんつうぢい)どれ ですか。 7:33 something は どれ ですか。which one is something? 7:51 The best/most/#1 一番(いちばん) 8:02 cheap 安(やす)い 8:18 一番(いちばん)安(やす)いのどれですか which one is the cheapest? 8:49 こちら/そちら/あちら very formal way to express 10:46 different use case of それ 11:36 それは無理(むり) That's impossible 12:17 それが理由(りゆう)で、仕事(しごと)をやまた. For the reason I quit my job 13:28 This is a book 14:07 That is a bag かばん (カバン) 14:57 That is a tableテーフル 15:37 These are shoes 靴(くつ) 16:10 That is umbrella 傘(かさ) 17:46 This is medicine 薬(くすり)
I really enjoyed this video. I kind of just expected it to be an updated version of the original video, but even after watching the Absolute Beginner series up to this point, I still learned something new. さすがみさ先生!!
Your videos about the Hiragana and Katakana alphabet really helped me a lot when I first started learning Japanese. Keep up the good work Misa-san! Thanks a ton 😁! Greetings from Vietnam. 日本語は楽しいです
I had a Japanese spoken exam yesterday and your videos helped a lot, thank you! You explain so well. I got extra compliments as well because I was able to use しまう properly thanks to the video you did on that 😄😀
Very cool; italian makes the distinction between "codesto" (similar to それ) and "quello" (あれ) too, although "codesto" is not commonly used. The extra uses それ gets are mapped on "quello" though. Recap: "codesto" : that (close to listener) : それ "quello" : that (away from both the listener and the speaker) : あれ By the way, "this" is translated into "questo"; and all of this is not accounting conjugations for gender and number.
Thank you for these videos! It's interesting that in Spanish there are very similar equivalents to これ, それ and あれ. Also, that house = casa comment was unexpected, lol
i think misa sensei and us who watch her videos to learn japanese came a long way. We as students are looking back lessons that is so basic to us. and for misa sensei, the quality of the lesson has improved to top notch level ever since the first few lessons.
Thank you so much for all the effort you put into making these great lesson videos! I have been using these videos to supplement my other learning materials and I think I am learning a lot! I really appreciate the break down, the slower talking and the added information (like new vocab and modern speech). Thanks again for making learning fun!! :)
I watch 3 of ur videos everyday, and I watch the absolute beginner series to strengthen my knowledge of the basic concepts. I love your videos they are so helpful and you are really funny! I love how well you explain it visually and color coded it too! And also, I love how these videos are free and so easily accessible! Your videos have helped me understand a very beautiful but complex language and I am so thankful I found your videos, also I take notes on each lesson so you have helped me even improve my skills in note -taking thank you
I watch your videos because you're the only Japanese teaching youtuber who teaches like a teacher in a school. I feel like I'm in a classroom and that really helps. ありがと！
I just startet learning japanese. This videos are a big help. I have to rewatch them a lot and make some notes on paper. I think I will watch a lot of your videos, but it will take much time.
I think I put this comment on one of your videos before, but I need to repeat it. I would seriously buy ANY book that you wrote about 日本語 or any book IN 日本語. You are seriously a great 先生! I love your videos. The new Japanese for beginners series is great! I cannot even think of all of the compliments to give you. Please, please keep up the good work! ありがとうございます
I saw you in Yokohama during Pokemon GO Fest! I wanted to say hi to you but I forgot all of my Japanese haha! You had on a cool Pikachu backpack by the way! :)
I find it very enjoyable and useful that you teach us every level of formality. I think this is how all language classes should be. Thank you very much.
Thank You 💗💗美沙先生 💗💗for really teaching us the language from the very beginning,the right way and not jumping to extremely advanced sudenly Japanese Language Levels.👌🐰🇯🇵🦉
Perhaps it's a thing of where I'm from, but we pretty much always say medicine (not the specifics) actually. Thanks so much for the videos!! They are super informative and great :)
I started out trying to colour code my sentences, but as more words with different grammatical purposes came in, it got a bit hectic sharing words with a single colour, haha. The hand gestures for これ それ and あれ were very helpful, it really nailed in it for me!
kore wa "this is" turned into korichi ga when formally- but I dont understand why wa turned into ga edit: sumimasen! I found your video explaining the difference- arigato gozaimasu!!!
Ga is used to emphatize the subject before the particle. 1# this is a table - kore wa table desu #2 do you which one is the table? ans: "this" is a table - "kore" ga table desu. (you emphatizing that 'this" is the one is the table)
I hope you enjoy this video if you are a beginner.
Don't worry, I'm uploading a lesson for more intermediate / advanced learners soon too!
やった!
Please do ! I love your lessons, and whenever I study a Japanese grammar point I always check your channel to see if you've covered it. Now that I'm becoming more intermediate, I've mastered most of the content on your channel. I'm really looking forward to seeing more advanced grammar lessons from you in the future. You're one of the best teachers I've ever seen.
I’m kind of a beginner I started learning Japanese last year in 2018 but mostly learning the alphabet systems, at least I still learned some phrases.
お楽しみしています!
みさ先生、ありがとうございます!😁
I love the fact that you jump right in with grammar/sentence structure - something most others (including the big apps and many textbooks) simply won't do to scare people off. Oh well, these lessons are super important to understand asap. Also, I like the way you color code everything. That makes understanding the sentence much easier. Thank you, Misa
In a few weeks we can’t see her anymore because the room s just full of plush toys 😂❤️
(≧▽≦)
LMAO
She'll save a packet on treating the room with acoustic panels when she records!
(>v
3:02 Is anyone else watching Detective Conan as well? Conan always goes 'arere?' when he finds a clue, much to Kogoro's dismay hehe ☺️
Yes! Conan was the first thing that popped into my brain as soon as she said "arere", lol.
Japanese sounds very beautiful! Thank you for teaching the world!
In portuguese, we use Aqui, Ai Ali the same way Japan uses Kore Sore Are. Also quite amazing how we also use "Ne" at the end of some sentences to give the idea of friendly emphasis, just like in Japanese.
Verdade , aqui no Brasil também usamos o ね
True, in English there's no equivalent, but in Portuguese we use "este", "esse" e "aquele" with the exact same meaning as Japanese. I wonder if other germanic languages have different terms for "that" but it got simplified in English...
@@luigcorreia Yes, in Spanish we have basically the same ones
In Italian we say "questo, quello e quello là/lì" but the last two are basically identical
But we would say "qui, lì e laggiù" and they're different
@@SteveAbbottOfficial Beh, in realtà abbiamo anche "codesto"...
Well, actually we italians have "codesto" that has the same meaning of それ, although it's not commonly used anymore
4:34
*sigh* guess im bringing a tape measure to Japan.
Bring it to Brazil too.
Lol
I just discovered your channel yesterday and I’m currently on my 3rd video (this one) and felt the need to let you know that you’re a fantastic teacher! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos, they’re very informative and easy to follow!!
I agree. Some of this I already knew, but the extra information on things like Konnichi-wa(ha) and formal v. informal are really helping me with things I've found confusing. Had also just learned pasoko and been like. How did I go from komputa to nooto-pasoko. Was so lost! 😂 Domo arigatou misa-sensei! Hontou-ni. (Not sure if that's right, but still. The sentiment is there..... I think I wrote in informal though.... 😅? )
1:40 これ それ あれ
1:55 あれ That (object is far away from the speaker)
2:30 あれ to express surprise or suspicion
3:22 That is a car あれは 車(くるま)です
3:30 That is a house あれは 家(いえ) です
5:08 これは寫眞(しゃしん)です
5:24 それは寫眞(しゃしん)です
5:33 これ(This) それ(That) あれ(That over there)
6:05 どれ (which one of more options)
6:17 どっち(which one of 2 options)
6:34 7:25 痛(いた)み止(ど)めはどれですか
6:44 痛(いた)み Pain 止(ど)め stopper
6:48 止(ど)めStopper To stop 止(ど)める
7:00 Painkiller 鎮痛剤(ちんつうぢい) formal
7:08 7:18 痛(いた)み止(ど)め informal
7:30 鎮痛剤(ちんつうぢい)どれ ですか。
7:33 something は どれ ですか。which one is something?
7:51 The best/most/#1 一番(いちばん)
8:02 cheap 安(やす)い
8:18 一番(いちばん)安(やす)いのどれですか which one is the cheapest?
8:49 こちら/そちら/あちら very formal way to express
10:46 different use case of それ
11:36 それは無理(むり) That's impossible
12:17 それが理由(りゆう)で、仕事(しごと)をやまた. For the reason I quit my job
13:28 This is a book
14:07 That is a bag かばん (カバン)
14:57 That is a tableテーフル
15:37 These are shoes 靴(くつ)
16:10 That is umbrella 傘(かさ)
17:46 This is medicine 薬(くすり)
I really enjoyed this video. I kind of just expected it to be an updated version of the original video, but even after watching the Absolute Beginner series up to this point, I still learned something new. さすがみさ先生!!
5:39 that edition was genious-like. It was cinematographic
You deserve more subscribers
It would be amazing making a discord for us to chat or speak and train what we learnt in your lessons :D
yes that would be amazing
I second this
Your videos about the Hiragana and Katakana alphabet really helped me a lot when I first started learning Japanese. Keep up the good work Misa-san! Thanks a ton 😁! Greetings from Vietnam.
日本語は楽しいです
I had a Japanese spoken exam yesterday and your videos helped a lot, thank you! You explain so well. I got extra compliments as well because I was able to use しまう properly thanks to the video you did on that 😄😀
Misa, thank you. Your lessons are really good. You are a great teacher.
I’m quite surprised that you released a new video today thanks for taking the time out to make this lesson for us.
Ohayou sekai GOOD MORNING WORLD 🌎🌏!!
these are super helpful alongside my textbook. its great way to practice pronunciation as well as affirm what ive learnt. thanks!
Honestly, quality teaching. Keep it up.
In Hindi too, we use "arey" to express surprise, we use "arerere" as well especially if someone does a mistake or fall down.
Explaining the nuances of the Japanese 🇯🇵 language, is really helpful. 👍
The coloured text helps a lot !!
All of the color coding and furigana are extremely helpful
Understanding the difference between あれ and それ was really stumping me until now ありがとうみさせんせい！❤️
Very cool; italian makes the distinction between "codesto" (similar to それ) and "quello" (あれ) too, although "codesto" is not commonly used. The extra uses それ gets are mapped on "quello" though.
Recap:
"codesto" : that (close to listener) : それ
"quello" : that (away from both the listener and the speaker) : あれ
By the way, "this" is translated into "questo"; and all of this is not accounting conjugations for gender and number.
Thank you for these videos! It's interesting that in Spanish there are very similar equivalents to これ, それ and あれ. Also, that house = casa comment was unexpected, lol
I learnt a lot of vocabulary by watching your video. Thank you!
Perfect ❤️❤️ very clear explanations, very helpful
i think misa sensei and us who watch her videos to learn japanese came a long way. We as students are looking back lessons that is so basic to us. and for misa sensei, the quality of the lesson has improved to top notch level ever since the first few lessons.
Tour lessons relaxme a lot, i have depression ,but learning japanese giveme peace.
I hope you’re feeling a lot better and your Japanese is improving! Take care 👍🏻
Thank you so much for all the effort you put into making these great lesson videos! I have been using these videos to supplement my other learning materials and I think I am learning a lot! I really appreciate the break down, the slower talking and the added information (like new vocab and modern speech). Thanks again for making learning fun!! :)
You teach very happily and clear ♥️🙏
She is so good!
I watch 3 of ur videos everyday, and I watch the absolute beginner series to strengthen my knowledge of the basic concepts. I love your videos they are so helpful and you are really funny! I love how well you explain it visually and color coded it too! And also, I love how these videos are free and so easily accessible! Your videos have helped me understand a very beautiful but complex language and I am so thankful I found your videos, also I take notes on each lesson so you have helped me even improve my skills in note -taking thank you
Enjoy your videos. Hearing how words are used is a great help. This helps as I learn to read Japanese and gives a better understanding. Thanks
6:45 TOKI YO TOMARE!!
Thank you for those lessons. I actually learn a lot.
Thanks
Misa san is my favorite sensei
I like your grammar class very much Thank you very much 💖💖💖
I love your channel! It's really easy to understand and you also make everything easier to remember. Thank you so much!
thank you so much for re-doing these lessons!!! the sound is soooo much better now
Thank you I love your classes so far 👍
Each lesson is enlightening. Go ahead.
I watch your videos because you're the only Japanese teaching youtuber who teaches like a teacher in a school. I feel like I'm in a classroom and that really helps. ありがと！
Thank you so much, Misa! Looking forward to your next episode on this absolute beginner's series! Arigato gozaimasu.
Muchas gracias, aprendo mucho con tus videos
Those videos are JUST PERFECT!!!! Thank you so so so incredibly much, for making them 👏!!!!!!!!!!! :)
I just startet learning japanese. This videos are a big help. I have to rewatch them a lot and make some notes on paper. I think I will watch a lot of your videos, but it will take much time.
I think I put this comment on one of your videos before, but I need to repeat it. I would seriously buy ANY book that you wrote about 日本語 or any book IN 日本語. You are seriously a great 先生! I love your videos. The new Japanese for beginners series is great! I cannot even think of all of the compliments to give you. Please, please keep up the good work! ありがとうございます
I love your lessons
Thank you misa your videos are great!
Thank you very much for zero beginner learner. Hope to get more lessons from you!!
Thanks for all your videos!
From 🇬🇧
That intro is so fire ❤️
I saw you in Yokohama during Pokemon GO Fest! I wanted to say hi to you but I forgot all of my Japanese haha! You had on a cool Pikachu backpack by the way! :)
教科書とは異なり、助詞「は」を "is" と訳すべきではない、そう教えるべきではない、とあなたの複数の動画から学びました。目から鱗が落ちました、ありがとう。
I'm currently attending a japanese course at my university and with your videos as help, I'll pass the exam with no problem!
Amazing lessons! Thank you Very much, I'm beginner and it's very very helpful for me:)ありがとございます:)
こっち ＝こちら 💁♀️💁♂️ = this direction 🧭
そっち ＝そちら = that direction 🧭
あっち ＝あちら = that direction over there 👉🧭
I find it very enjoyable and useful that you teach us every level of formality. I think this is how all language classes should be. Thank you very much.
Thanks for teaching us this it was interesting
Hi Misa will you continue making videos for advanced Japanese ? Please they were so helpful :)
These classes are very good. Thank You. Japanese structure and usage seem quite similar to my native tongue. So that makes it extra easy. :)
Thanks for your video
Thank you for another very helpful lesson.
Thank You 💗💗美沙先生 💗💗for really teaching us the language from the very beginning,the right way and not jumping to extremely advanced sudenly Japanese Language Levels.👌🐰🇯🇵🦉
Amazing videos thank you!🙂
I remember learning this but also I get あれ and それ confused
P.S. youre honestly really cute when you smile cause you look so happy :)
Found these videos super helpful can wait for the next one!
Amazing video!
Thank you so much for all these videos, Misa. I will do my best to support you on patreon to learn more about japanese. Thank you again
I like the way you taught Japanese... So sweet of you...awewome teaching with lovely smile.... I'll follow your videos... Arigatou
Thank you ❤
Very good.
Thanks a lot for your work ! really useful !
Yay thank you very much this is very helpful. 🤩🤩😍😍🥰😊😆
Waiting for lesson 4 and beyond :) great series, thanks a lot!!! 🙏🏼
Perhaps it's a thing of where I'm from, but we pretty much always say medicine (not the specifics) actually. Thanks so much for the videos!! They are super informative and great :)
I started out trying to colour code my sentences, but as more words with different grammatical purposes came in, it got a bit hectic sharing words with a single colour, haha. The hand gestures for これ それ and あれ were very helpful, it really nailed in it for me!
kore wa "this is" turned into korichi ga when formally- but I dont understand why wa turned into ga edit: sumimasen! I found your video explaining the difference- arigato gozaimasu!!!
Ga is used to emphatize the subject before the particle.
1# this is a table - kore wa table desu
#2 do you which one is the table?
ans: "this" is a table - "kore" ga table desu. (you emphatizing that 'this" is the one is the table)
Like all your vids
11:22 whatever that was in the background, it sounded like a combine dropship lol
It's the same in English: Here, There, Yonder; This, That, Yon; however, "yon" words are deemed archaic.
Looks like "yon" only exists in the Northern dialect.
@@anhtran6113 : Northern...??? North-East? North-West? Which "Northern"?
This is great!
These are great videos when #4 coming out
ありがとうございます
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arigatou gozaimasu sensei ! i want to learn more.
有難う御座います せんせい💜 #3
It works just like catalan: kore = aquest/açò, sore = eixe/això, are = aquell/allò.
Dont forget that I love you misa I hope you the best
みさは一番の先生!
I'm Spanish and we have "esto" "eso" "aquello" so that was easy for me, but it was very fun reading the comments of confused english speakers hahahaha
thanks a lot i learned something new :>
ほんとにありがとござうます
Thank you
Sore wa resson ii desu arigatou Misa sensei
arerere will be very useful