I am Korean, 77 years old now living in Canada. When I was in school in Korea we used learn basic 1,300 Kanji,漢字 so for me I undetstand every word but in some cases we, Korean prounce differently whereas in many cases we prounce almost same or slightly differently. Alrhough I completely understand words but need to learn different way of pronunciation. It is good tools to summarize very basic Kanji, 漢字. Thank you for posting, Arigato.
When you give up Sino characters, you lose one part of your culture. At Ho Chi Ming History Museum and I was able to read the ancient scripts on display but the Vietnamese themselves can't. We Singaporeans whose first language is English have no problem learning 2000 Chinese characters and are able to read and recognize them. So, I don't understand why Koreans have to 'discard' Hanja. For example, a person whose name is 재민 which can be 宰民，宰珉，哉民，哉珉，載民，載珉，渽民, 才敏 and so on. We don't know the meaning of his name by reading the Hangul. In the movie The Classic 클래식, present-day college student finds her mother diary and starts reading it. In reality, she would be able to read it without keep looking up the dictionary because her mother must have used a lot of Hanja while writing her diary. There's a low-budget short film about ancient times and there's scene depicting a crowd reading a notice but it was not visible to the audience. I think nobody in the crew knew how to write that notice in Hanja.
koreans have the closer pronounciation to modern chinese. koreans formulated these words into their own language at around the ming dynasty/ early joseon dynasty. japanese did it during the nara period/ tang dynasty. and they borrowed the letters to stand in place of native japanese words that have a completely different pronounciation. and thus their pronounciations are a lot more divergent from chinese than korean, which retained a slightly shifted version of chinese.
Although I am a Japanese who watched the video casually because it came up in a recommendation, I was surprised to notice that I could understand and use all the idioms in the video and that I would learn them in six years of elementary school. I think this video is very useful for foreigners learning Japanese!
This is great! Perfect for everyone! First Kanji with English meaning, then Katakana with a picture! Thank you so much! I’ve been looking for this one!
This is truely excellent. It has subtitle in many languages so that I can recommend this video to any friend of any nationality. Thank you very much for the effort.
Hello! That's quite a difficult question... 使われています is the passive form of "使う". It means "is being used" or "has been used", indicating that the subject is the recipient of the action. In my context, "この動画は、822の漢字が使われています" translates to "In this video, 822 kanji are being used" or "822 kanji have been used". It emphasizes the kanji themselves being used in the video, not who is using them. 使っています is the -ている form of "使う", which indicates a continuing action or a current state when used with certain verbs. It translates to "is using" or "are using". However, this form focuses on the doer of the action. If you were to say "この動画は、822の漢字を使っています", it would imply "This video is using 822 kanji", focusing on the action performed by the video (or, implicitly, the video's creator).@@prim_manga9885
This is actually helpful for me. As a beginner of Japanese learning, I wish I could pass "N2" at the end of the year. Thank you for providing such a fruitful content.
As someone who is still in the basics of learnning japanese this video was really helpful! I barely understood the vocabulary, but I could identify almost all of the kanjis of N5 so that made me really happy, cause I realized how much I've learned so far! I'll keep on watching videos like this one to help me learn more japanese words. That's something I haven't spent to much time on, and this video helped me realize that
Idiom: an expression whose meaning is not predictable from the usual meanings of its constituent elements, as kick the bucket or hang one's head, or from the general grammatical rules of a language, as the table round for the round table, and that is not a constituent of a larger expression of like characteristics.
This is a great video, it's easy to understand, slow enough to repeat the sounds and has a clear speaker reciting the words. There are a few words that I don't understand or I find ambiguous because the context isn't given. Like @23:37 "mother". Is this a polite way to talk about my mother, refer to my mother directly, ask about someone else's mother, ask if a person is a mother? The context would be immensely helpful with all of the words where it is necessary to understand to properly use it.
Thanks for the comment! Indeed, there are many words that are used differently depending on the context, so we need a video where we can learn from the context☺Thank you!
I am 75 years old ,I am interesting study languages specially japaneese ,I will try my best(self study via mobile phone) same way I try to study Tamil language also
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for! Gonna start practicing kanji through elementary grades instead of JLPT, see how that plays out for my memory 😁 メッチャありがとうね、先生！嬉しいだよー💪🏼
Be sure to check out TokiniAndi, if you haven't already. He has a japanese teaching channel where he started some Kanji series with a similar approach a while ago. Where instead of jlpt order he aims for elementary school Kanji first and than goes up the ladder, so that you can jump into children's book as early as possible and than work your way up.
I highly appreciate your attempt . it is so useful . please make your next video separating to 500 kanjis with most prominent sample sentence . Your video will reach 1 million soon . Congratulations 🥰🥰
A very helpful video! ❤ I found it very useful. Though, I was having a hard time understanding the difference between 上空 and 天空. They both said sky but the pictures didn't help at all. I had to look it up. 天空 is sky, 上空 is the space above, such as a airplane flying above you or drones above a venue. Very difficult to convey through picture but the caption on things like that could use some tweeking.
I am preparing for N3, my exam is in December, 1st. This video is such huge help towards my N3 prep. I am very short on time and I can't cram other level words. Can someone help me in separating N3 words from this timeline @1:58:00 5th grade elementary school (N3~N1)
As a Chinese speaker, I can understand like probably half of them Damn some words like Rainen, to me it means “coming year”, Tokei to me means “calculating time”, “ningyou” for me means “humanoid” And some kanji like 勉強 is “barely” in chinese
this video is good.i have learn chinese up to six level so i can understand kanji very well.i will keep practicing because i need to remember the Japanese pronunciation
this is helpful! i've been learning for a few months, and im happy i can understand many words! also, this may make u busier, but what if u give a sentence example for each word? just a suggestion! :) keep going with ur channel! 😊 頑張れ！
This is great! I really wish I could speed up the video so I could quickly review those I have learned, but under settings, there is no speed option. Only video quality option. I don't know why, but hopefully this can be corrected.
Oye pero no enseñaste como escribir el kanji digi cuales son los trasos o las indicaciones de como aserlo osea por donde empesar el kanji me entiendes 😮🤔 cuáles son los trazos del kanji pues fácil de hacer 🤔
Jujur saya baru pertama kali melihat vlog video yotsuba san yang seperti ini kelihatannya sangat menarik, sukses selalu untuk vlog videonya yotsuba san 🙂🙏👍
Hamster-san, can you make a video of grammar compilation too? I'm studying bunpou for N3 since I signed a contract to Japanese company. However there are too many book references, I can't decide which one is the most essential. Also, I'm afraid that the N3 book isn't match with my previous grammar lesson in N5-N4. I really need your help 😩 Please, help me, Hamster-san!🙇🏻♀️
↓Kanji quiz and flash card application under development!
nihongoi.com/kanji
漢字クイズとフラッシュカードです😍
80年開始
I wish that you have a plan to create a useful app Learning Japanese for mobile device. Thank a lot!
発音が出る前に漢字を読むことで自分の実力を確認する同時に知らなかった単語も学ぶことができる良い動画ですね！
ありがとうございます😊
ありがとうございます！
日本語とても上手ですね！？🥰
I am Korean, 77 years old now living in Canada. When I was in school in Korea we used learn basic 1,300 Kanji,漢字 so for me I undetstand every word but in some cases we, Korean prounce differently whereas in many cases we prounce almost same or slightly differently.
Alrhough I completely understand words but need to learn different way of pronunciation.
It is good tools to summarize very basic Kanji, 漢字.
Thank you for posting, Arigato.
계속 공부하시는 모습 존경합니다 어르신 건강하세요
When you give up Sino characters, you lose one part of your culture. At Ho Chi Ming History Museum and I was able to read the ancient scripts on display but the Vietnamese themselves can't.
We Singaporeans whose first language is English have no problem learning 2000 Chinese characters and are able to read and recognize them. So, I don't understand why Koreans have to 'discard' Hanja.
For example, a person whose name is 재민 which can be 宰民，宰珉，哉民，哉珉，載民，載珉，渽民, 才敏 and so on. We don't know the meaning of his name by reading the Hangul.
In the movie The Classic 클래식, present-day college student finds her mother diary and starts reading it. In reality, she would be able to read it without keep looking up the dictionary because her mother must have used a lot of Hanja while writing her diary.
There's a low-budget short film about ancient times and there's scene depicting a crowd reading a notice but it was not visible to the audience. I think nobody in the crew knew how to write that notice in Hanja.
koreans have the closer pronounciation to modern chinese. koreans formulated these words into their own language at around the ming dynasty/ early joseon dynasty. japanese did it during the nara period/ tang dynasty. and they borrowed the letters to stand in place of native japanese words that have a completely different pronounciation. and thus their pronounciations are a lot more divergent from chinese than korean, which retained a slightly shifted version of chinese.
Although I am a Japanese who watched the video casually because it came up in a recommendation, I was surprised to notice that I could understand and use all the idioms in the video and that I would learn them in six years of elementary school. I think this video is very useful for foreigners learning Japanese!
Although I am from Azerbaijan I have learnt Hiragana.I want to learn japanese better.
@@elcinkerimov5562 good!
I like Azerbaijan although im not a japanese i wish good luck for your japanese journey@@elcinkerimov5562
Thank you very much, Japanese person!
I'm an Azerbaijani who learns Japanese! 🇦🇿❤️🇯🇵
@@elcinkerimov5562 salam, qardaş
本当に役に立つビデオです。毎日、見ながらノートに全部言葉を記録しています 笑
すばらしいです😭
This is great! Perfect for everyone! First Kanji with English meaning, then Katakana with a picture! Thank you so much! I’ve been looking for this one!
I'm glad you said that😄.
For your information.
Hiragana not katakana.
Katakana is used only for foreign words.
@@vlrr3565 Not only but yes, the video shows hiragana.
@@vlrr3565 probably just confused it with 'kana', which is the term which includes both- Hiragana and Katakana.
came here to say it, but everyone else beat me to the "it's hiragana" punch, lol
This is truely excellent. It has subtitle in many languages so that I can recommend this video to any friend of any nationality.
Thank you very much for the effort.
マレーシア人です、数ヶ月前から日本語を勉強しています。この動画は本当に役に立つので、ありがとうございます！
実は、中国語もわかります。ですので、ほとんどの言葉が理解できます！でも、全ての言葉の発言は学ぶべきだと思います。また、ありがとうございます！
こんにちは！ありがとうございます！
中国語もできるのはすごいですね😄
あなたの役に立てればうれしいです🧡
この動画は、822の漢字が使われています！🐹
This video uses 822 different kanji characters! 🐹.
Hello, I was wondering why did you use 使われています instead of 使っています??
Hello! That's quite a difficult question...
使われています is the passive form of "使う". It means "is being used" or "has been used", indicating that the subject is the recipient of the action. In my context, "この動画は、822の漢字が使われています" translates to "In this video, 822 kanji are being used" or "822 kanji have been used". It emphasizes the kanji themselves being used in the video, not who is using them.
使っています is the -ている form of "使う", which indicates a continuing action or a current state when used with certain verbs. It translates to "is using" or "are using". However, this form focuses on the doer of the action. If you were to say "この動画は、822の漢字を使っています", it would imply "This video is using 822 kanji", focusing on the action performed by the video (or, implicitly, the video's creator).@@prim_manga9885
@@Hamusuke-japanese
Oh I see! Thank you so much for the in depth explanation 🙏🙏 I'll save this comment in my notes 😊
This is immensely useful! Thank you very much for making this!! It is very well made.
Notes -
Teacher or “sensei”’s kanji is 先生
0:38人気 にんき
1:07 「input」入力 〜 にゅりょく
1:18 「output」出力 〜 しゅつりょく
入力 〜 にゅうりょく
謝謝！
謝謝你！ ！
我真的很感激😭
Thank you so much. I wanted to practise reading kanji and this is exactly what I've been looking for.
I will be making many more Kanji videos in the future☺.
일어 공부중인데 너무 유용해요 감사합니다🙏🏻
This is actually helpful for me. As a beginner of Japanese learning, I wish I could pass "N2" at the end of the year. Thank you for providing such a fruitful content.
Thanks for the comment!
I will do my best to help you pass your N2😄
Thank you thank you! I watch this on repeat and that helps so much!!
この動画を作ってくれありがとうごうざいます。見せたの言葉をちゃんと勉強すれば子供の本がたくさん読めるようにになります。便利ですよね。
こちらこそありがとうございます😄
As someone who is still in the basics of learnning japanese this video was really helpful!
I barely understood the vocabulary, but I could identify almost all of the kanjis of N5 so that made me really happy, cause I realized how much I've learned so far!
I'll keep on watching videos like this one to help me learn more japanese words. That's something I haven't spent to much time on, and this video helped me realize that
Thank you for your nice comment!
I want to make a lot of useful videos 🥰
This is perfect and exactly what I’ve been looking for to learn Kanji easier.
그림으로 공부하니 이해도 빠르고 재미있습니다 감사합니다.
This is going to be helpful, thank you very much!
Thank you so much for your extremely useful video lesson ! That is very great !
Excellent, lots of new word concepts❤
A thing that cannot describe in word your effort is just wow ❤
生為台灣人。好方便喔
直接瞭解日本漢字的意義
你们台湾人就应该跟日本一样用日文
不就是中文吗 什么台湾人 搞笑
@@christinewang-ke4by因為日文漢字和中文有些不一樣！
Great videos, thank you so much!!
I would like to see another set of 1000 kanji words. Thanks for your effort
Thank you for making this film. It is really useful for many beginners of Japanese.🎉
Glad to hear you say that.
감사합니다. 딱 제가 원하던 영상입니다.😊
Thanks for making that video👍🏿👌
Idiom: an expression whose meaning is not predictable from the usual meanings of its constituent elements, as kick the bucket or hang one's head, or from the general grammatical rules of a language, as the table round for the round table, and that is not a constituent of a larger expression of like characteristics.
Thank you, Hamusuke!
Thanks for watching the video💛
이런 완벽한 영상을 만들어줘서 정말 고마워요. 한자가 어려웠는데 덕분에 재밌게 공부하고 있습니다. 本当にありがとうございます!
2:31:24 小学六年级 (N2~N1)，也就是我们外国人，考到N1才相当于日本人的小学六年级水平。
This is a great video, it's easy to understand, slow enough to repeat the sounds and has a clear speaker reciting the words. There are a few words that I don't understand or I find ambiguous because the context isn't given. Like @23:37 "mother". Is this a polite way to talk about my mother, refer to my mother directly, ask about someone else's mother, ask if a person is a mother? The context would be immensely helpful with all of the words where it is necessary to understand to properly use it.
Thanks for the comment!
Indeed, there are many words that are used differently depending on the context, so we need a video where we can learn from the context☺Thank you!
I am 75 years old ,I am interesting study languages specially japaneese ,I will try my best(self study via mobile phone) same way I try to study Tamil language also
일어 공부 중인데 정말 많은 도움이 됩니다.
햄스터님 감사합니다. 구독할게요
감사합니다 😭
더 열심히 하겠습니다!
This is fun and best lessons so far ! Well arranged to learn easy !! English and Japanese words translation, excellent! ..🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for! Gonna start practicing kanji through elementary grades instead of JLPT, see how that plays out for my memory 😁 メッチャありがとうね、先生！嬉しいだよー💪🏼
Thank you 💛
I'm glad you're happy and I'm happy for you too☺.
喜んでもらえて、私もうれしいです☺
Ganbatte!❤❤❤
Be sure to check out TokiniAndi, if you haven't already. He has a japanese teaching channel where he started some Kanji series with a similar approach a while ago. Where instead of jlpt order he aims for elementary school Kanji first and than goes up the ladder, so that you can jump into children's book as early as possible and than work your way up.
@@Danbu1988oo i’ll check that out ! i’ve fully learned hiragana and katakana and i didn’t know where to start with kanji
워. 정말로 좋은 설명서네요. 너무 감사합니다.^^ ありがとうございます^^
私にとって先生のビデオは本当に役に立つです。ありがとうございました。😊
そう言ってもらえてうれしいです！ありがとうございます😄
Excellent! ✌🏻
感謝您的熱心用心, 我會用功去練習
12:31 貴方のビデオがとても好きです。貴方の素晴しビデオをありがとうございました。
うれしいです！😍ありがとうございます。
Thank you for the Presentation, This is Very Helpful, Arigatou Gozaimasu
ありがとうございます☺
한자 공부 할려고 했는데 좋은 강좌를 찾았네요 넘 감사합니다~!^^ 날마다 즐겁게 공부하겠습니다~ 한자 1000자 다 익히면, 일본어 실력이 많이 향상 되겠죠?
댓글 감사합니다!
이 동영상의 한자를 익히면, 일본어의 일반적인 문장에서 사용되는 한자는 90% 정도 읽을 수 있을 것 같아요! ☺
Thank you thank you thank you!! 👏👏👏👏
love your videos
thank you for your service
1日2:00 まで
2日2:55 まで
6:23
非常捧的影片，會認真學習，ありがとございます❤
こちらこそ、ありがとうございます😄
あなたのビデオから多くのことを学びました。このようなビデオをもっと作ってください、ダニヤバード.❤🇮🇳🇮🇳🇯🇵🇯🇵
ありがとうございます☺
「コメンタリー」 16:57 韓国国立国語院は「海外」(해외)の代わりに「国外」(국외)という表現を使うことを推奨しています。
ありがとうございます！
국외 に変えました！😄
もう30年前のことだが日本語学び始まった時にこの小学校漢字がすごく役に立ってた覚えがあります。😅
非常にこの漢字教室はとても助かります
とてもきれいです
お疲れ様です！すごいですね！先生、どうもありがとうございます！
more videos please/ thanks for this / i am actually having a hard time learning kanji and thanks for this
Thanks for the comment!
I will be adding more videos to help you learn Kanji.
とてもいいです🙏🙏🙏
ありがとうございました。
I highly appreciate your attempt . it is so useful . please make your next video separating to 500 kanjis with most prominent sample sentence . Your video will reach 1 million soon . Congratulations 🥰🥰
☺
Please give English pronunciation to hear in sleeping time plzzz❤ ありがとうございます 先生❤
A very helpful video! ❤
I found it very useful. Though, I was having a hard time understanding the difference between 上空 and 天空. They both said sky but the pictures didn't help at all. I had to look it up. 天空 is sky, 上空 is the space above, such as a airplane flying above you or drones above a venue. Very difficult to convey through picture but the caption on things like that could use some tweeking.
Thanks for the comment!
It may be difficult to convey the detailed nuances, but I'll do my best☺.
ここに出てきた漢字本当に全部日常会話で使ってるから凄いな
exactly...
Thank you!!
Thank you for watching😍
awesome dude !
1~100 0:00
100~200 19:56
This is awesome! So grateful it came up in my recommendations. Liked, favorited, and subscribed ❤
😍😍😍
쉽고 재미난 교재네요 열심히 따라 해 봅니다 감사해요
도움이 되었으면 좋겠습니다 🥰
I am preparing for N3, my exam is in December, 1st. This video is such huge help towards my N3 prep.
I am very short on time and I can't cram other level words. Can someone help me in separating N3 words from this timeline @1:58:00 5th grade elementary school (N3~N1)
ありがとうございました！！！
こちらこそ、ありがとうございます!!!!!
As a Chinese speaker, I can understand like probably half of them
Damn some words like Rainen, to me it means “coming year”, Tokei to me means “calculating time”, “ningyou” for me means “humanoid”
And some kanji like 勉強 is “barely” in chinese
很多日文是古文的用法
I am Japanese. I know 手紙 means ''letter'' in English, but in Chinese it means ''toilet paper'', right?
@@アンフィポリスの戦いit's not really true but we say or write the "toilet paper " is 厠紙。 from Hong Kong. 😊😊
@@estherho6490 厠 is old restroom in Japanese
this video is good.i have learn chinese up to six level so i can understand kanji very well.i will keep practicing because i need to remember the Japanese pronunciation
Thank you very much 😄
If you learn the kanji in this video, I think you'll be able to read a lot of Japanese kanji!
@@Hamusuke-japanese thank you very much
感謝您的辛苦製作 ❤
this is helpful! i've been learning for a few months, and im happy i can understand many words! also, this may make u busier, but what if u give a sentence example for each word? just a suggestion! :) keep going with ur channel! 😊 頑張れ！
Thanks for the comment!
A version with examples could be made into a separate video. I will keep working on it!
좋은 교육자료 감사합니다. 이걸로 일본어 공부 시작해봅니다. :)
도와 드리겠습니다
Thank you❤❤❤
recien lo veo y me parece extraordinario graciassssss
Gracias por mirar 😄.
This is great! I really wish I could speed up the video so I could quickly review those I have learned, but under settings, there is no speed option. Only video quality option. I don't know why, but hopefully this can be corrected.
Hmm, for me that option is there.
Updating your device or youtube app may help...😿
1:20
3:16
🤨 Se q son diferentes pero no tendria q ser la misma frase? Salida es salir igual
한국어 자막 감사합니다! 韓国語字幕ありがとうございます！
ありがとうございます
ありがとうございます！！
Oye pero no enseñaste como escribir el kanji digi cuales son los trasos o las indicaciones de como aserlo osea por donde empesar el kanji me entiendes 😮🤔 cuáles son los trazos del kanji pues fácil de hacer 🤔
Muchas gracias, espero poder aprender ✨🌻🌻
Jujur saya baru pertama kali melihat vlog video yotsuba san yang seperti ini kelihatannya sangat menarik, sukses selalu untuk vlog videonya yotsuba san 🙂🙏👍
👍👍👍
Hamster-san, can you make a video of grammar compilation too? I'm studying bunpou for N3 since I signed a contract to Japanese company. However there are too many book references, I can't decide which one is the most essential. Also, I'm afraid that the N3 book isn't match with my previous grammar lesson in N5-N4. I really need your help 😩 Please, help me, Hamster-san!🙇🏻♀️
Do you have a video teaching 100 N5 Kanji using this method? すばらしです！❤
A video summarizing the 100 N5 kanji characters will be released in January or so 🥰.
3:34 i think 左 ( ひだり) and 手 (て)
오!!! 좋아요! 일본어 공부시작하는데 열심히 해볼게요
고마워요~
일본어를 배워서 기뻐요
너무 감사합니다
열심히
공부할께요
저와 함께 노력합시다 🥰
Thank you so much ❤
Thank you ❤😊
😍😍
日本で漢字がどれだけ多く使われているのか知りたいですが
普通、一つの文章を構成する時に重要な単語名詞、動詞などは全部漢字で助詞や修飾語がひらがな、外来語はカタカナを使いますよね。
すると、一つの文章を構成するときの割合は、漢字70%、ひらがな30%、こうなる？
漢字45%、ひらがな45%、カタカナ10%くらいですかね〜😎
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thank you for this
Thanks for watching 🥰.
ninki (popularity) = people spirit
daigakou (university) = big school
japanese can be very cute sometimes
Thank you so much! This is a wonderful video
Greetings from Ukraine, I hope I can speak Japanese fluently one day!
Thanks for the comment!
I will do my best to be of service to you☺.
Thank you sensei❤🙏🏻
ありがとうございます
Pena que não têm as traduções, alguns ficam meio confusos, por exemplo 左右