JLPT N3┃X から Y わけだ, つまり - Basically...Which means...For that reason (PART ②)
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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わけだ (Makes sense!) PART ①
• わけだ - Makes Sense! Tha...
This is the part 2 on the grammar point "わけだ".
We'll learn how to use "reasonから、resultわけだ" and how to use わけだ as "which means...", " so basically...".
You'll also learn how to say phrases like
"What's your point? / What are you trying to say?".
Watch the part ③
• It's Not Like...No Way...
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"you'll end up sounding like dracula" that's exactly what i wanted to sound .
Especially with her delicious looking neck!
ヅラクラから
ドラキュラのように聞こえる wake da yo
Maybe the best place in youtube to learn japanese she puts unbelievable level of hardwork in each video its just so good
CONGRATS!!!, this is THE BEST LESSON I’ve ever heard on わけ. This is never clear in grammar books, and explanations are not complete, not clear, or maybe the nuances are lost most of the times. But the examples you showed are perfect. The nuances of わけ are really subtle for foreigners but I think you really nailed here. 🙏 thank you.
Please make more JLPT N3 and in the future N2 videos. Really hard to transition from N4 to N3 up to N2. levels. Thanks for making everything clear for us.
JLPT N3 content is pretty rare, so really appreciate these lessens.
You always craft such excellent lessons that are grounded well in English to make them very easy to understand
I really appreciate it
私なら、よく"That's the reason why"と言いたいですが、たまに「というわけで」を使ってもいいかなと考えますが、意味がはっきり分からないので、使わないのです。今まで、パート１とパート２の説明がわかりやすいです。このビデオシリーズ、ありがとうございます。
まだ日本語を勉強してるんですか？
Cutest Japanese teacher on RUclips
髪の毛めっちゃ好きだ😻色も髪型も素敵
As I advance in my Japanese it becomes more and more rare that you upload a new video that's still useful for me, so when you do it's like a little present. Thanks for the relatively higher ratio of advanced topics recently. 大切にする
最近は「わけ」の意味が知りたかった。パーフェクトタイミングです！ありがとうねぇ
Another amazing lesson from ミサ先生, thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking the time to really teach us😍🙇🙇
Hello.
Miss sensei .
How are you .
Thank you very much for your help and support you are the most skillful teacher in Japanese language .
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your great effort .
I was watching the videos and I'm right now saying if all Japanese people can teach their own language with such magnificent skills like you do then .
It 'll be alright .
Again thank and as an appreciate person I clicked on like and subscribe too.
I’m watching this right now with a broken leg!! This is exactly what I needed to learn in Japanese 😂😁
really thanks for explaining such important and commonly used stuff.
めっちゃ可愛い、as alwayss!! Misa sensei
分かりやすいです。ありがとう🥰
Thank you SO MUCH for those lessons. I've been trying to understand this grammar for a year hahahahah
みささん、ビデオは本当に完璧だと思う。みささんのビデオでいつも通りもっと上手になっていますよ。ありがとう。
動画を見甲斐 がある時にたっぷりの文法の心得を身につけることだ。 それはそれとして 、非常に教育だけでなく、N3テストを目指す人にも役立つというものだ。兎に角、このミサが説明した文法とは会話で非常に使用される上に無職しないわけにはいかない。それと、重要だから見逃すわけにはいかなくて見ようわけがない。多数のN3やらN2やら動画を待ち望んでいます。作られた役に立つ動画だから登録するわけだよ。
ミサ先生教えてくれてありがとうございます。このレッスンが本当に欲しいです！
ミサ先生、本当ありがとう😊
Misa Sensei!! Thanks to you I found confidence to do RUclips videos in Japanese and now my yoasobi reaction hit over 50k I feel like I owe you!! Thank you for taking time to make these videos
「吾輩は猫である」
- 1st usage of わけ: Emphasizing the result 2:42
財布をなくしたから、払えないわけです。= 払えないのは財布をなくしたからです。
骨折したので、もう走れないわけです。= もう走れないのは骨折したからです。
人身事故があって、遅れたわけです。= 遅れたのは人身事故があったからです。
- Cases when you use て for reason 9:35
1. Illness : 風邪をひいて、体調が悪いです。
2. Natural disaster : 地震があって、皿が割れました。
3. Feeling : うれしくて、泣きました。
- 2nd usage of わけ: making a conclusion 12:15
10％オフなので、100円安くなるわけです。
車でも一時間かかるから、電車で来ても同じわけだ。
- …わけですね。
①A：明日飲み会を開きます。/ B：明日はちょっと忙しいんです。
A：来れないわけですね。(formally) or じゃあ、来れないってこと？(informally)
②A：ひらがなとカタカナだけ読めます。/ B：漢字が読めないわけですね。
③A：運転免許を持っていません。/ B：運転できないわけですね。
- …わけですか。
①A：かっこいい車ですね。/ B：昨日買ったんです。まぁ、まだ免許はありませんけど。/ A：運転できないわけですか。
②このままでいいわけ？ (sounds harsh)
③無理だってわけ？
④何が言いたいわけ？
⑤なんで泣いてるわけ？(upset) vs なんで泣いてるの？(honest question)
⑥A：一週間前に家出したんだ。/ B：ふーん。どこで寝てるわけ？
- わけ vs はず 25:40
わけ：Making an assumption based on the other person's statement
ex) A：田中さんはいつも時間通りに来ますよ。/ B：じゃ、８時前に来るわけですね。
はず：Making an assumption based on your experience or what you believe
ex) 田中さんはいつも時間を守るから、時間通りに来るはずです。
Gotta luv the Colors you are using
ありがとうございます！The best part of your vids is getting to see the way you incorporate older lessons :), it helps me remember so much more!
Thank you みさ先生！ I hope someday you will also cover ものだ.
It’s really hard to find jlpt n3 grammar resources in internet thank you so much❤️
Excellent! Specially the way you clarified the difference between わけ and はず. Thank you so much.
Great guide and thanks for the comparison with はず!
Omg, the image, lighting, everything on this video it's so so so Good, thankss
That's what you're paying attention to?
I strongly reccommend to LISTEN to the lesson, video may be to distracting for your brains, younglings :P
@@jorisweyen7934 Yes, the whole video it's perfect
@@virtualfi I think I payed attention on video?????
As always, you take a complicated subject and break it down in a way that is much easier to understand. Thank you (again) for another really great lesson! 本当に、みさ先生はとても上手です！
Misa Sensei is Cute ... one of the factors why she's the best teacher ✨💖
Awesome video! There are so many grammar concepts to learn, but learning them and improving is exciting :) いつも教えてくれてありがとう！頑張り続けてね！
It's an amazing video as previous one ...tottemo wakariyasui .I am fond of watching and learning Japanese from your videos. Thank you so much,Misa Sensei!🙏
Misa, I've seen your videos for quite some time and they really helped me to improve, thank you for all the lessons so far!
Also I saw on a video that you said you know russian, if you were to make videos like this for learning russian, it would be amazing, but I guess is not so easy to add a whole new video section so, I would understand if that can't be done.
流石みさ先生ですね、絶対期待を裏切りません。いつも新しいことを学びます :D
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This was a really good video and so was the first part. I love all the vocabulary and situations and I was able to keep up. As I read and repeat the examples I sometimes think I am speaking to a Japanese person. Ha Ha. 💖
ミサさんの髪はすごく素敵です。アニメキャラみたい
You've done it again Misa sensei . Great lesson domo arigatou
gracias por tu paciencia, se agradece que te tomes tu tiempo para explicar estas dudas.
Congratualions on the video! It is just impressive how you can explain it so well and connect different kind of grammar structures throughout the video. Thank you and keep posting!
best explanation about わけ i have seen!!!!!
This lesson was fantastic. Thank you Misa sensei.
A big ありがとう to you Misa 先生 ! 、君のビデオは大変助かりました。😉
You should be proud of this video! Really easy to understand, thank you Misa!
Another epic class.
So good and helpful, love it. Great work Misa, you are making useful language video for me and I see that they have improved greatly!
Me: Man, I'm having a bad day!
*watches Japanese Ammo with Misa*
Also Me: Bad day? Wha- What bad day? Dunno what you're talking about lol
I love you so much!
Thank you for N3 grammar!! :D
…てこと seems like it could be more literally translated for "(+so, the) thing (+about that) is..." And still make perfect sense in most cases. There's actually a lot of in/formal structures like this, in Japanese, I'm stating to notice, where the literal translation still links up fine on both sides. I like to translate songs from japan. It's teaching me so much about how our two very different people are still the same, on an elemental level. Misa-Senei, you should consider doing more "learning-with-music" videos for that side-project. Your Silhouette video was like a big sister's hand guiding me, and pointing out these little things my younger self couldn't see. Your words are always welcome, be well!
Hi! I just wanted to tell you that your videos are really helpful for me, im 13 years old and is currently learning Japanese, on our school we have an exchange program with a Japanese school so every year there’s Japanese students that visit our school, can you please make a video about icebreakers when you meet Japanese people?
Excellent !
いつもありがとうございます
another great lesson thanks
Wonderful lesson.
GREAT ! MORE JPLT N3 level lessons please ! I support you on patreon already :)
These lessons are amazing :) great video Missa 😁
さすが先生。いただきました。
I think wake is one of those things that are mostly unclear from the explanations but you Start to understand it after many examples. The nani ga iitai wake and nande naiteru wake? are the hardest to understand for me
Thank you
見ること好きのはみさ先生いい先生からです
Thank you for the lesson❤
Great lesson and what a cute accent from a beautiful Asian goddess 😽
Thank you for continuing to work so hard and teach us in this difficult time! Sorry about your pet :( It is not easy. We are with you Misa!❤
Thanks
Thank you! Hope you're feeling better :)
みさ先生の髪の色はきれいね！
Subarashii lesson, Sensei.
I can't understand the two particles either . Please make video for that!!!Thank you!!!
I don’t understand 2 particles together, can we have a lesson on that¿
attq what about it you don’t understand? Example? Also, “nowa” isn’t a double particle
Have you watched all of her video lessons?
@@200300646 Actually it is. Just like でも, btw. Because Japanese doesn't have spaces between words, it can be hard for learners to figure out if two particles together are actually two particles, or if it's an entirely different word. So generally people will learn it however it makes sense to them. The important thing is just to understand the overall sentence. But usually, when it looks like 2 particles together, it's because it is actually two particles working together.
Even if the combination becomes so common that it seems like a word on its own, with its own particular usages, the reality is that it usually originates from two different particles, and understanding that can help you understand the various meanings better. のは is just の + は. This is why it can be used in so many different ways. If you try to memorize all the different usages and interpretations of のは, you will never ever manage to fully master or grasp this grammar point.
The fact is that の is just nominalizing, as Misa said in this video, and は is just the usual topic marker. Particles are the building blocs of Japanese, and understanding each individual particle on a basic level will help you understand these combinations better without having to memorize them as if they're different words.
てゃんきょうみさせんさいふぉrまきんgてぇせゔぃでおs．arigato gozaimasu Misa sensei :)
hi, you could reference other videos (like the まま lesson) with that youtube option so people just click and watch it, also looks cooler :P. thanks for this lesson! :D
教えてくれてありがとうございます‼👍🏻👏🏻🥰💖^_+
Take a shot every time Misa Sensei says DdadaddaddadaDA
Thank you :D
i like this video i wish you do a video about karuta because i looked for videos about it but i never find anything about them
i think doing a series about karuta and explains it is really good idea
error this user is stupid
There are plenty videos on it. There is even a short video on the card game that is like 5 minutes long. I looked it up because I’ve never heard of the game before. Unless you are wanted to learn japanese proverbs. If so there are plentiful resources of that. But, it’s hard to grasp proverbs if you aren’t immersed in the culture.
Im the 19th comment yay! amazing lesson as always!
Hey Misa I have a random question, how old were you when you started learning English, and how long did it take you to become comfortable speaking and listening to it??
Her British accent is on point.
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ありがとう 先生
great
Misa, did you ever make a lesson on ってこと and て as a reason (like から)? I can’t find them on RUclips 🥹
I feel like this usage of わけ is like "...and so I'm in *the current state*". Like "since I broke my leg, my current state is one in that I can't walk". Like このザマだ
Or is it simply like "as a result"? At the second half of the video it sounds more like this as well
I, for one, would not mind coming across as time-traveling Professor Dracula.
Hello Misa 先生, can you please make a video about high numerals. Japanese counting system is kind of difficult for me when it comes to high numerals..お願いします
best one are N3
来れない、what conjugation is that misa sensei? Comes from the verb kuru or 来る. I was little confused. I thought it must be 来られない if it is passive or potential form. Am i right?
It is a casual form of 来られる. The ら has just been removed. Look up "ら抜き"
4:42 から vs わけ
Great lesson, as usual!
Just wondering which is more "natural": から／わけ or のは/から
Or is there a subtle nuance?
Sébastien Dumais Yes, most definitely there are subtle nuances. Wake has the similar nuance of saying reason and making a conclusion. So it comes off a bit stronger of feeling. Kara is just like the simple “Because” or “So”. Now the other construction is just another way to arrange a sentence.
みさ先生は戻って、僕は嬉しい。みさ先生のおサルちゃんについてニューズはご愁傷様でした。心よりお悔やみ申し上げます。
I think you are great at what you do, but I can only watch these videos at x2 speed.
ahhh.. this わけ is killing me. i can read it and get what it means but alwazs i encounter it in speeche i dont get it x3
Misa sensei, why are you so cute! Like you and your film! Really really great job.
sensei, please make another video where you explain the lyrics meaning of a song. please make it chisato moritaka's (森高千里) song.
I too find Pikachu cute.
Harry PotterのSnapeさんは自分をいつも「吾輩」と言うｗ
日本語覚えるの難しいな。こりゃ難しい言語とかいわれるわけだ
HOW MANY PIKACHU TOYS!
Just for the algorithm
Yay