If any of you have watched Kuroko no Basuke, the names of the generation of miracles really help you remember colours _Ki_ se - Yellow hair _Midori_ ma - Green hair _Ao_ mine - Blue hair _Murasaki_ bara - Purple hair _Aka_ shi - Red hair
@@Dispatern @ ʘland No no, I was just mentioning that their hair colours match their names. 'Kise' is the character's name, and he has yellow hair. The word 'hair' isn't in their names, just the colours.
@@dxyeart7318 Thanks, I understand now :) Btw, I'm also an anime fan! I love Mirai Nikki, Angel Beats!, SAO, Shingeki no Kyojin, Erased and many more :)
I hope you all enjoyed the lesson. I encourage you to ask questions about this lesson. I will respond as soon as possible. Please read this very important note: *The Japanese colors come in two forms. One form is called the "noun form" and the other is called the "adjective form". This fact will sound puzzling at first, but do not worry, I will cover the differences and usages of both forms in a future lesson. For now, only focus on memorizing the NOUN form which is the form presented in this lesson. Why so? Well, the noun form is the basic form of Japanese colors and is the form you will encounter when learning colors for the first time. So it is a good starting point. From there you can move on to learning the "adjective form", which luckily is not too different from the noun form, so it will not be hard memorizing both forms. I promise! : )
hey. i like how you keep it simple but also don't leave out necessary information. it's really helpful. :) I've got a question though. i learned blue as aoi and red as akai instead of ao and aka. is it basically the same or are there also rules on how to use them?
Hi Neru, Thank you for your comment and feedback. I'm happy you found this lesson useful. Your question is a good one and a common question that all new learners of the language have, so I previously posted a comment explaining your question. I want to elaborate for you though. --------------------------------------------------- ★I first want you to know that Japanese colors have two forms. _The noun form and the adjective form._ ★To know which form of the color to use, ask yourself if the color is describing another word in the sentence or not. The form you use will depend on whether or not the color is being used to modify another word in the sentence. So, to answer your question, Both aka and akai mean red. The main difference is that "aka" is the noun form of the color red, while "akai" is the adjective form. ------------------------------------------------------ *Example using the noun form of red:* ►Watashi no daisuki na iro wa *aka* desu. My favorite color is *red.* {In this example, red is being used on it's own as a noun. It is not modifying any word in this sentence, therefore we use the noun form of the color red (aka) } *Example using the adjective form of red:* ►Watashi wa *akai bara* ga suki desu. I like *red roses.* {In this sentence, red is being used to modify the word "roses(bara)". Note how the color red comes directly before the word "roses" and is describing it, therefore red is being used an adjective, thus we use the adjective form of the color red (akai). } ★The same rule applies all other colors. They all have a noun form and an adjective form. ------------------------------------------------------ Stay tuned in for a video lesson I have planned that will further clarify your question. I hope this helped you. Thank you for your question, it is helpful to others as well. : ) Keep up the good work!
@@mj-pt2ty I'm a native Spanish speaker and I can tell you that it is not that hard... For us having one of each vowel help us a lot pronouncing the japanese's. The only exception in Japanese is the vowel u which is pronounced very soft. For you having 12 vowels is sometimes tough. Nonetheless がんばる
I love your videos, they are one of the best ones on RUclips explaining things in such a simple manner without extra information. Your examples are simple and wonderful , making it easy to remember. I have missed your videos, great to have you back :)
Just remember the Generation of Miracles's name w their hair color and you're good Aka in Akashi Ao in Aomine Kii in Kise Midori in Midorima Murasaki in Murasakibara
Good stuff! I found black and white easy to remember because Reshiram and Zekrom from Pokémon are partially named after those colors in Japanese (Re-shiro-m, white; Ze-kuro-m, black) Thanks for helping make learning Japanese fun!
*Aric Wilson,* Arigatou (_Thank you_). What a nice message! Yes, it has been such a long time since I last posted but I am planning on creating lessons part time at the moment with the support of my viewers. Eventually, the plan is to create lessons around the clock for everyone. Currently, I am working on a couple of lessons, so you can expect new content fairly soon. : ) _Thank you for tuning in and taking the time to give feedback._ Keep up the great work with your studies!
Woah so this is where the character names of kuroko no basuke came from. It was from their hair color. Like midorima has green color and murasakibara has purple. I really learned a lot from this lesson.. ありがとうございます
Thank you for this great video with a very useful list of colours, EXCEPT that you missed out a very important, everyday one: beige. How do you say this, please?
Damn, I knew a lot of these from anime but watching anime helped me more than I ever thought. 3 of these colors were in character names and I never even knew! Kinro and Ginro from Dr. Stone, and "Komurasaki" (not her real name) from One Piece. Now I can't stop cracking up at Kinro and Ginro getting a gold and silver spear, respectively, and how many months that just flew right over my head!! XDDD
I feel this'll be the easiest way to get my question answered, so here goes: You touched on ポンク and オレンジ, but the other colors also have borrowed forms (レッド "reddo") (ブラック "burakku"). And I was wondering, are there different scenarios where you use the borrowed form compared to the native form? Or can they be used interchangeably?
I have a question. Is brown pronounced CHA-IDO just faster without a pause? Or is it CHIDO long "I"? Does the A and I together make a long I sound like "II" makes a long "E" sound?
*For Detective Conan/ 名探偵コナン Fans* Gin (Liquor) Pronounced as Jin・ジン Spelt as Gin Gin can be pronounce as ギン, which would mean silver. ジン・Gin has a silver hair.
Então o "Gin" do bleach é prata🤔 Midoria do boku no hero é verde o Grey do fairy tail nem se fala , eo pessoal do Kuroko também tão tudo por aí? Pessoal criativo com os nomes 😂
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Pics are really visually appealing 😍
I'm glad you enjoy them, thank you!
The picture in the title frame is from Ryan Bliss, at Digital blasphemy!
If any of you have watched Kuroko no Basuke, the names of the generation of miracles really help you remember colours
_Ki_ se - Yellow hair
_Midori_ ma - Green hair
_Ao_ mine - Blue hair
_Murasaki_ bara - Purple hair
_Aka_ shi - Red hair
Wait, so, what's the word for hair? Nah, I mean kanji, because the pronunciation for the word hair changed for each color?
I was wondering about that, too. It can't be a different word every time.... Maybe she/he is confusing something?
@@Dispatern @
ʘland
No no, I was just mentioning that their hair colours match their names. 'Kise' is the character's name, and he has yellow hair. The word 'hair' isn't in their names, just the colours.
@@land3021 I couldn't tag you in the comment above so just look at my previous comment :)
@@dxyeart7318 Thanks, I understand now :)
Btw, I'm also an anime fan! I love Mirai Nikki, Angel Beats!, SAO, Shingeki no Kyojin, Erased and many more :)
I hope you all enjoyed the lesson.
I encourage you to ask questions about this lesson. I will respond as soon as possible.
Please read this very important note:
*The Japanese colors come in two forms. One form is called the "noun form" and the other is called the "adjective form".
This fact will sound puzzling at first, but do not worry, I will cover the differences and usages of both forms in a future lesson.
For now, only focus on memorizing the NOUN form which is the form presented in this lesson.
Why so? Well, the noun form is the basic form of Japanese colors and is the form you will encounter when learning colors for the first time. So it is a good starting point. From there you can move on to learning the "adjective form", which luckily is not too different from the noun form, so it will not be hard memorizing both forms. I promise! : )
Thank you very much!
thx i learnt a lot of colours
I just realized that deku's name is midoriya and his hair color is midorii😂
Ayouya TV same is midori from yandere simulator
Also the twin half/ghoul girls in TG
Where called shiro & kuro o was so happy when I know that too lol
If you find that funny, watch Kuroko no Basket. (Warning: Color overload)
HAHA I WAS GONNA SAY THAT
Same •,•
I realised that a long time ago actually
"Ice cream,
the *best* tool for motivating human beings."
hahaha i love it thanks so much :)
mwuahchi loo aap
I’ve been learning Japanese through Duolingo and RUclips for a couple days now it’s actually going rlly well :D
kakui i dont ave a hiragana keyboard btw sorry
Do RTK
I was using Duolingo too, then I started taking Japanese classes my school offers and Duolingo did help so much
hey. i like how you keep it simple but also don't leave out necessary information. it's really helpful. :) I've got a question though. i learned blue as aoi and red as akai instead of ao and aka. is it basically the same or are there also rules on how to use them?
Hi Neru,
Thank you for your comment and feedback.
I'm happy you found this lesson useful.
Your question is a good one and a common question that all new learners of the language have, so I previously posted a comment explaining your question.
I want to elaborate for you though.
---------------------------------------------------
★I first want you to know that Japanese colors have two forms.
_The noun form and the adjective form._
★To know which form of the color to use, ask yourself if the color is describing another word in the sentence or not. The form you use will depend on whether or not the color is being used to modify another word in the sentence.
So, to answer your question,
Both aka and akai mean red. The main difference is that "aka" is the noun form of the color red, while "akai" is the adjective form.
------------------------------------------------------
*Example using the noun form of red:*
►Watashi no daisuki na iro wa *aka* desu.
My favorite color is *red.*
{In this example, red is being used on it's own as a noun. It is not modifying any word in this sentence, therefore we use the noun form of the color red (aka) }
*Example using the adjective form of red:*
►Watashi wa *akai bara* ga suki desu.
I like *red roses.*
{In this sentence, red is being used to modify the word "roses(bara)".
Note how the color red comes directly before the word "roses" and is describing it, therefore red is being used an adjective, thus we use the adjective form of the color red (akai). }
★The same rule applies all other colors. They all have a noun form and an adjective form.
------------------------------------------------------
Stay tuned in for a video lesson I have planned that will further clarify your question.
I hope this helped you.
Thank you for your question, it is helpful to others as well. : )
Keep up the good work!
@@NipponCat oh my God thank you
I didn't ask the question but I was wondering about that
Arigato 💙
@@NipponCat what about akainu and aokiji from onepiece
I just realized Shiro from voltron is Japanese for white, and moridya has green in it.
moridya?
Also there's shiro from no game no life she has white hair and shiro means white
I know spanish so every time I try to piece together a sentence my brain mixes spanish and japanese shhsidgdjdbsij
same but i believe us knowing spanish helps us with perfecting the japanese accent tho
@@mj-pt2ty I'm a native Spanish speaker and I can tell you that it is not that hard... For us having one of each vowel help us a lot pronouncing the japanese's. The only exception in Japanese is the vowel u which is pronounced very soft. For you having 12 vowels is sometimes tough. Nonetheless がんばる
Same
me too with portuguese english and russian
SAME T-T
ありがとう！
A ri ga to u ?
@@nanavroc9328 Yes good job can you guess what it means
@@jolieeoo thank you right?
@@nanavroc9328 Yup!
@@jolieeoo Tip: if you wanna say arigatou to a stranger you have to put gozaimasu at the end but also the U at the end does not have sound
I love your videos, they are one of the best ones on RUclips explaining things in such a simple manner without extra information. Your examples are simple and wonderful , making it easy to remember. I have missed your videos, great to have you back :)
Thanks for watching and remember to visit the Nippon Cat website for more free lessons :
nipponcat.wordpress.com/
it would be so genius if u put a rick roll link lol
Best channel for my beginning learning/relearning Japanese
This is well done. It is simple yet, effective. You now have a new subscriber.
Very informative learning video for Nihongo. thanks.
Black- kuro
White- Shiro
Grey- haiiro
Yellow- kiiro
Red- aka
Blue- ao
Brown- chaiiro
Purple- Murasaki
Silver-kin
Gold- gin
Very nice. The best part is the sweet cat. And you teach Japanese really well. Thank you so much. Arrigato
1. aka (red) ►0:38
2. midori (green) ►0:50
3. pinku (pink) ►1:03
4. shiro (white) ►1:17
5. kuro (black) ►1:29
6. chairo (brown)►1:41
7. murasaki (purple) ►1:55
8. orenji (orange)►2:11
9. kiiro (yellow) ►2:25
10. ao (blue) ►2:40
11. haiiro (gray) ►2:51
12. kin (gold) ►3:05
13. gin (silver)
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HAPPY LEARNING!
ありがとう😊
このビデオはすばらしいよ!
This video really helped me learn a lot of colors! And I still use it to review, thanks for making this!
Just remember the Generation of Miracles's name w their hair color and you're good
Aka in Akashi
Ao in Aomine
Kii in Kise
Midori in Midorima
Murasaki in Murasakibara
Awesome, arigatou gozaimasu
midori my fav :D
1st vid I see from the channel,subbed
thanks, easy to follow. Loved that you broke the words into chunks. A big help.
Love the ending XD *thumbs up* all around all familiar faces..
Good stuff! I found black and white easy to remember because Reshiram and Zekrom from Pokémon are partially named after those colors in Japanese (Re-shiro-m, white; Ze-kuro-m, black)
Thanks for helping make learning Japanese fun!
Did anyone noticed that, in "Shinchan" his white dog name is "shiro" and in his one movie his black dog name is "kuro". 😂😂
Yaa i do, childhood unknown mysteries 😂
Glad to see the new lesson it's been so long
*Aric Wilson,*
Arigatou (_Thank you_). What a nice message!
Yes, it has been such a long time since I last posted but I am planning on creating lessons part time at the moment with the support of my viewers. Eventually, the plan is to create lessons around the clock for everyone.
Currently, I am working on a couple of lessons, so you can expect new content fairly soon. : )
_Thank you for tuning in and taking the time to give feedback._
Keep up the great work with your studies!
This video is so fun: my students love it!! ありがとうございます、ほんとうに ❤️🇯🇵👍👏🏻
Thank you so much 💓
Woah so this is where the character names of kuroko no basuke came from. It was from their hair color. Like midorima has green color and murasakibara has purple. I really learned a lot from this lesson.. ありがとうございます
Thank you.
I am from Brazil.
I love Japan❤
This was so helpful!!! Thank you so much for making these lessons!
ありがとございました!
whats the mashita for I'm pretty sure its was at the end not that, is the the formal way?
This really helped me with my pronunciation!! Thank you for making this great video!
Thank you very much.
This helped alot, thank you!
Thx for the icecream ^_^
This is a nice video... very helpful 👍👍
This helps a lot
Thanks! :D
Thank you for this great video with a very useful list of colours, EXCEPT that you missed out a very important, everyday one: beige. How do you say this, please?
thanks this helped a lot
THANK YOU AND I GOT THEM ALL RIGHT
ありがとございます
Wonderful video, learned a lot. It was fun
Thank you!
Hi *Mario Linton,*
You are very welcome!
Thank you for stopping by to comment.
Keep going strong with your studies! : )
Damn, I knew a lot of these from anime but watching anime helped me more than I ever thought. 3 of these colors were in character names and I never even knew!
Kinro and Ginro from Dr. Stone, and "Komurasaki" (not her real name) from One Piece. Now I can't stop cracking up at Kinro and Ginro getting a gold and silver spear, respectively, and how many months that just flew right over my head!! XDDD
This video help so much Thank you
Thank you so much 😘😘😘😘😘
I loved your video! Thanksss a lot
I noted this down so I can learn and it help me
I love it thanks 🥺❤️
i like to remember green by thinking of izuku midoria, he has green hair, and midori is green
Maxwell Vyne yes xD
Thanks so much for this! I was able to remember all of them except Mirasaki... does anyone have any ways to help remember purple?
Think about mula and sasuke
I imagine an anime character with purple hair called Murasaki
Think of Mikasa from attack on Titan
think abouit gojo satoru
Great video.. thanks
I'd like to lose if Mr. Banjangoes gets to eat ice cream.. 🐺
Great lesson🖒 Now I know all colours..
Awesome video
Thanks for helping me I riley wanted to know how to say ao in Japinis
I feel this'll be the easiest way to get my question answered, so here goes:
You touched on ポンク and オレンジ, but the other colors also have borrowed forms (レッド "reddo") (ブラック "burakku"). And I was wondering, are there different scenarios where you use the borrowed form compared to the native form? Or can they be used interchangeably?
This is very helpful easy and funny thank you
3:20
gin...
My mind : gintoki
😍😍😍
Naruto character names are blowing my mind right now!
Thanks
AKASHI,MURASAKIBARA,kise,midorima,etc from KUROKO no basuke
;)
Thank you❤️
Love the music in the beginning. What is it called?
black- kuroiro
brown-chairo
gray-haiiro
red-akairo
green-midoriiro
yellow-kiiro
blue-aoiro
purple-murasakiiro
gold-kiniro
gray-giniro
i got it 😆
i forgot white-shiroiro
Amazing
*AKA* bane karma
*Midori* ya Izuku
Rishit's Dazz mind blown
Kaaaarmaaaaa
Hey man I gave you 5 yen and you have yet to grant my wish >:l
*Midori* Gurin
@@shiro1764 gurin also means green btw
شكراً لكي
ありがと
What is the translation for the color Violet?
Please answer I’m desperate to know, I hate not knowing the true translation, I just subscribed.
Uh,I think it was in the video,it's murazaki ( 1:56)
I have a question. Is brown pronounced CHA-IDO just faster without a pause? Or is it CHIDO long "I"? Does the A and I together make a long I sound like "II" makes a long "E" sound?
My japanese teacher sent me this, thank u
Hey which is more important borrowed or native?
I like ao
So do I .I like the feather image associated with it too.
Now suddenly Izuku Midoriya's name and green hair make sense. :D
My favorite color is みどり
Do people people say brown and purple differently because I heard them spelled and pronounced differently.
love from azerbaijan❤️
Gracias por el video.
Isa kawaii Espana.... Tu Eres Espana
so is chairo pronounced like “CHA-EE-ROH” (3 syllables) or “CHAI-ROH” (2 syllables)?
Arigato gozaimasu.
Nice
*For Detective Conan/ 名探偵コナン Fans*
Gin (Liquor)
Pronounced as Jin・ジン Spelt as Gin
Gin can be pronounce as ギン, which would mean silver. ジン・Gin has a silver hair.
it so helpful aka
Arigatou.
Excuse me my name is Gray so is my name in japanese still Gray or would it be haiiro
Green- midori
Então o "Gin" do bleach é prata🤔
Midoria do boku no hero é verde o Grey do fairy tail nem se fala , eo pessoal do Kuroko também tão tudo por aí? Pessoal criativo com os nomes 😂
Thanks for telling me i thought it was spanish
Now I know all colors except Grey. But I know it now
Tf Murasaki sound so cool for a name
midori for midoriya from my hero academia and kuro for kuromi
I like daidaiiro
rosado y Naranja se dicen momoiro and daidaiiro
Hai
Gin has silver color hair in Hotarubi no mori e.
Fine
Midoriya!!!!!!
I like Kuro
I found this hilarious
Konnichiwa Arimefutakashi Chan,
I'm glad you were entertained! Keep up your studies : )