@@j.pachelbel Of course! I completely understand! Kanji is... well, ya know, Kanji 🤣. I go back and forth between hating it, and absolutely loving it. Kanji is annoying but also fun... or that might just be me, I'm weird after all.
it's so fascinating learning these things because there's so much differences between cultures. I actively need to tell myself to just accept the compliment, both in italian and in english, because otherwise i would appear like i'm fishing for more compliments ahah. So fascinating! Thank you a lot for your videos, they're so informative! (and when i'll learn how to type in japanese i'll come back to write new thank yous! ahah)
great lesson , I often say "happy to help " in my job, so learning it in Japanese will be useful as it will be a phrase I am already comfortable with ,will do best to learn the others as well .
SO helpful! Thank you! Can I recommend something, though? Maybe with your lessons, you could write them on a whiteboard to slow down the process for the main points of your video? It'll help retain them as I watch it longer.
I always love your videos! My long term goal is to work in Japan and while my University courses are very helpful, I always check your channel for more natural and more polite ways to speak Japanese.
I feel this with you're welcome. I don't like it. I always say "sure thing". As in, any time you need it or something. I also feel you're welcome is like reinforcing I'm doing you a favor. I can feel the arrogance. Of course it's personal perception but it's nice to feel validated 😂
I often leave this comment about your videos, but this time it is particularly on point: お役に立つ、ありがとうございます！ [And btw, it's true, my Japanese friends never say doitashimashite, they almost always say iie.]
お役に立つありがとうございます is not a grammatically valid sentence. You can't just have a verb + arigatou. If you thank someone for doing something you need to put a verb in the -te form. So in this case お役に立って. But I'm not sure お役に立ってありがとう is a very natural sentence. It's grammatically correct but it sounds like you're saying "thank you for being useful". It' sounds weird. You should phrase the whole thing differently. For example, この動画は本当に役に立ちました。 作ってくれてありがとうございます。
Hi Miku!!! I just discovered your channel and I'm loving it!!!! congratulations for the work!!!!! Could you make a class on particles together? Example: との、てのは、and things like that. I don't understand the meaning of this.
When it's ~~noun to + noun you need to connect the nouns with no ~~~noun to no ~~~~ ってのは is the same of ~~~っていうのは (talking about "~~~"/ "~~~~" means...)
All this time I've been using どういたしまして wrong!!!!! 😭 Sometimes when my Japanese friend says : ありがとう I say はい、ありがとう 😭 now that i know I'm wrong i feel so embarrassed!!!
I love your videos, but do you mind speaking slightly slower so that those learning can hear the phrases better? It would really be helpful. Thank you!
@@mikurealjapanese I haven't learnt my kanji and my katakana is also half way done but I could still read them ありがとございます! Can you recommend any good Japanese keyboard?
@@zulaykhasulaiman3296 I use Desh on my phone, its pretty good -- you can type in romanized japanese and it will give you several options in kanji, hiragana, and/or katakana
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As a professor in a Japanese university, its really useful to know the points you delightfully explained. Eternal thanks, and keep up the great work!
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先生の髪、めっちゃきれいなんです。。似合うと思いますよ。
うれしいです♡ 子供みたいじゃない？haha
めっちゃかわいい💞
みく先生の動画は本当に最高です。 教科書には載っていないことがたくさん勉強になります。髪はかわいいですね 😊
@@j.pachelbel Mariaさんの漢字の無いのコメントは「みく先生のどうがはほんとうにさいこうです。きょうかしょにのっていないことがたくさんべんきょうになります。かみはかわいいですね」って呼びのようです。
動画・どうが
本当・ほんとう
最高・さいこう
教科書・きょうかしょ
載って・のって
勉強・べんきょう
髪・かみ（神と髪と紙は同じお呼び方がありますから、この漢字に気をつけて下さい。）
@@j.pachelbel Of course! I completely understand! Kanji is... well, ya know, Kanji 🤣. I go back and forth between hating it, and absolutely loving it. Kanji is annoying but also fun... or that might just be me, I'm weird after all.
Very helpful to learn real Japanese that is actually spoken in Japan😄😁! Thank you Miku!!!🥰
みく先生の動画はすごく役に立ちます😤😤 I learned something new today
I maybe forced you to say that hahahah But thank you!!!!
Thanks!
このビデオこそは本当に役に立ちます！どうもありがとうございます！
いつもありがとうございますみく先生! Your videos are always helpful. I saved it to my Japanese lessons list to practice better
it's so fascinating learning these things because there's so much differences between cultures. I actively need to tell myself to just accept the compliment, both in italian and in english, because otherwise i would appear like i'm fishing for more compliments ahah. So fascinating! Thank you a lot for your videos, they're so informative! (and when i'll learn how to type in japanese i'll come back to write new thank yous! ahah)
Thank you so much for this video!! It’s actually one of my biggest doubts, and I love how you teaches the polite and informal form of speaking
本当に ありがとう みく先生
So practical n useful, and I like ur new hairstyle !
お役に立てて嬉しいです！ありがとうございます！
みくの動画はすごく役に立ちます。
Cheers from Israel
みく先生の動画はすごく役に立ちます。
みくさん、ぜんぶのビデオはすごくお役にたちます。
ありがとございました。
先週、この話題を先生と話していました。
これからもよろしくお願いします！
ミク先生の動画はほうんとうに役に立ちます😁✌🏻
お役に立てて何よりです。ありがとうございます!
Great lesson ganbatts👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
LOVE your hair cut!!!!!
役に立ちましたありがとう
お役に立てて何よりです。
何回見ても飽きないほど、先生の動画が好きです❤️
先生の動画はいつもすごく役に立ちます。ありがとうございました。
ミクさんの動画はすごくお役に立ちます ✌🏻✌🏻
いつも通りミクのビデオは本当に役に立ちます！ありがとう！
Your videos are so helpful
あなたの動画が好き何よりです
めっちゃ役に立つ最高の動画、これ 😍
みくの動画はすごくや役に立ちます。
Very useful 😊
お役に立てて何よりです！♡
great lesson , I often say "happy to help " in my job, so learning it in Japanese will be useful as it will be a phrase I am already comfortable with ,will do best to learn the others as well .
ミク先生の動画はすごく役に立っています
I always watching your videos 先生💞
みく先生の動画はすごく役に立ちます｡ありがとうございます☺️勉強になりました！
Thank you sensei ❤❤❤❤
いえいえ、こちらこそ いつも動画見てくれてありがとうございます！
@@mikurealjapanese Boy, talk about highlighting, underlining and reinforcing the lesson!!! Well done Miku Sensei!
Nice one!
Thankyou always miku sensei ❤️❤️❤️
先生いつもありがとうございます！たくさん勉強できました！
新しいみくの動画をアップロードするときはいつも興奮しています！ :)
ミクの動画は 役に立ています。😃
Arigatou gozaimashta Miku sensei!
As good as usual ! You have a talent for teaching. Merci !
I’m learning to speak jepanes basic level
so micky teach very kind and sweet
Arigatho Gozai Maas......
SO helpful! Thank you! Can I recommend something, though? Maybe with your lessons, you could write them on a whiteboard to slow down the process for the main points of your video? It'll help retain them as I watch it longer.
i usually play videos on slower speed and take notes in between that helps.
I always love your videos! My long term goal is to work in Japan and while my University courses are very helpful, I always check your channel for more natural and more polite ways to speak Japanese.
your hair looks so beautiful thank you for the lesson really useful information!! >o< arigatou mikusensei!! 💙💙
髪を切った！可愛いそう！😁😁ビデオを作ることはみく先生にいつもありがたいです！
まとめをさせていただきます。
①いえいえ
②ぜんぜん
③喜んでくれてよかった
④お気にいってくれてよかった
⑤とんでもないです、こちらこそ(色々)ありがとうございます
⑥お役に立てて よかった/何よりです
いつも色々教えてくださってありがとうございました、みくさん（＾ω＾）
I laughed so hard at the first skit😅🤣. Thank you always Sensei! Your hair looks good on you.めちゃ可愛い！
I feel this with you're welcome. I don't like it. I always say "sure thing". As in, any time you need it or something. I also feel you're welcome is like reinforcing I'm doing you a favor. I can feel the arrogance. Of course it's personal perception but it's nice to feel validated 😂
I often leave this comment about your videos, but this time it is particularly on point: お役に立つ、ありがとうございます！ [And btw, it's true, my Japanese friends never say doitashimashite, they almost always say iie.]
お役に立つありがとうございます is not a grammatically valid sentence. You can't just have a verb + arigatou. If you thank someone for doing something you need to put a verb in the -te form. So in this case お役に立って. But I'm not sure お役に立ってありがとう is a very natural sentence. It's grammatically correct but it sounds like you're saying "thank you for being useful". It' sounds weird. You should phrase the whole thing differently. For example, この動画は本当に役に立ちました。 作ってくれてありがとうございます。
@@MarkHogan994 教えてくれてありがとう
Arigatou gozaimashita
Miku Sensei, how can I answer politely when someone says ご家族によろしくお伝えください？
はい、はい, I guess
ありがとうございます、わざわざありがとうございます、よろしくおねがいします、「はい、そういたします」
いつ髪の毛を変わったんですか？似合ってると思いますよー
さすがにこの動画も役に立ちました！❤️🌸
Hi Miku!!! I just discovered your channel and I'm loving it!!!! congratulations for the work!!!!! Could you make a class on particles together? Example: との、てのは、and things like that.
I don't understand the meaning of this.
When it's ~~noun to + noun you need to connect the nouns with no
~~~noun to no ~~~~
ってのは is the same of ~~~っていうのは (talking about "~~~"/ "~~~~" means...)
"礼は及びません" は いいですか ?
All this time I've been using どういたしまして wrong!!!!! 😭 Sometimes when my Japanese friend says : ありがとう
I say はい、ありがとう 😭 now that i know I'm wrong i feel so embarrassed!!!
Miku san Kono douga wa Yakunitachimashita. Otsukarisamadeshita☺️
What about ぜんぜん大丈夫？
Sugoku yaku ni tatsu. Tokorode haircut wa niatteirune
Kawaii 😍 you cut your hair Miku sensei ❤
can どうぞ be used as "you are welcome" ? I have seen it being used like that but maybe I misunderstood
"Don't-a-touch-a-My-Mustache" say it real fast XD it gets pretty close.
I love your videos, but do you mind speaking slightly slower so that those learning can hear the phrases better? It would really be helpful. Thank you!
I sometimes adjust the Playback speed of the video to 0.75 instead of Normal, so then I can more easily catch the pronunciation :)
Bro why are the casual phrases harder than the formal ones 😭
I am early konnichiwa sensei
おはよう！日本は朝です♡
@@mikurealjapanese I haven't learnt my kanji and my katakana is also half way done but I could still read them ありがとございます! Can you recommend any good Japanese keyboard?
@@zulaykhasulaiman3296 I use Desh on my phone, its pretty good -- you can type in romanized japanese and it will give you several options in kanji, hiragana, and/or katakana
ありがとございます！
教科書にあるのは。。あまり使わないんですね。。
how bout iya...iya..
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Wait wait, so when is どういたしまして OK to use? Do you ever use it?
Like I said in the video, we do use it when we are being casual. But we don't use it with our boss or someone senior, or in a formal situations.
僕はどいたまをすかう
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It’s not intonation it’s pitch accent!
ASLO
本当に役に立ちました。色々ありがとうございます！
お役に立てて何よりです。
Very helpful to learn real Japanese that is actually spoken in Japan😄😁! Thank you Miku!!!🥰