You are the reason my Japanese level has drastically increased. Before discovering you, i didn’t know details on when things should be used or weather or not it’s rude but you have truly taught me so much and I’m so thankful for you. いつもありがとう😊
How can people dislike this video? i’m really sad just to see that dislike. She’s the best Japanese Teacher on youtube yet people still dislike her video 😭😭😭😭😭
@@lorilee4186 it's not difficult to learn hirigana and katakana, there's plent of free apps that teach you. I learned it in a week, but I know people who've learned all the hirigana and katakana in a day.
What is so great about Misa's lessons is that there is always loads of extra information included, so that they are much more than the title would suggest. Thanks Misa!
It's crazy how much quality content you put out so quickly. If I can retain just a small part of each video, my Japanese will improve a lot. Thankyou so much!! www
This video was really useful! I'm currently using a language learning app to improve my Japanese and this is exact the type of stuff I'd like to learn. Many Japanese people I've talked to try not to correct me if something isn't blatantly wrong, so things like saying hello (konnichiha) when you start talking to a friend from the app is not something they would usually comment on, even if it's awkward or not really the right thing to say.
一か月だけ日本語を勉強しています。母は日本人ですが僕は全然日本語を話しませんでした。because she's a native speaker it's hard for her to explain why some of the grammar is the way it is or what certain grammar structures mean, and that's why i find your videos so informative and helpful! i've been exposed to japanese for many years and learned hiragana and katakana when i was around 16, but only now (at 19) am i taking formal lessons at university. i hope to one day become at least proficient because i really want to connect with that part of my family history. ありがとうございます、みさ先生！
Thank you very much for this video! I got a few Japanese pen pals from a language exchange program and one of them introduced me to LINE a few months ago. Now I got 4 contacts on LINE. It really adds another cultural level of experience and fun being able to practice more informal conversational words 😊
This kind of video is the reason why I became a supporter on Patreon: tons of information and the underlying context, so you know when to use what. どうもありがとうございました。
Danke für die Unterrichtsstunde Frau Lehrerin. / Thank you for the lesson Misa-sensei. ありがとうございました Thumbs up for your hard work on your channel. i have learned so much.
you're not stupid! I was to be pretty okay with Japamese (I took it in HS for 2.5 years) but now I can barely speak it. How well you retain language depends on things like if you take notes (which I do with every video lol) and how often you use it! So if you practice your Japanese a lot you'll see lots of improvement in retaining it!
Your channel is unique in that it provides immediately usable context to explain grammar, and explains how real people would speak. That's one of my major complaints about most textbooks like Genki - they just don't translate easily to the real world.
I really admire Japanese punctuality - I wish more people were the same way where I live. It's just a matter of respect to be mindful of other people's time and/or to be on time for someone. I don't understand why more people here don't grasp this, or why they feel it's okay to act frivolously with other people's time.
Your videos never cease to bring me surprises in my Japanese learning journey. I’m always learning new words, verb conjugations, phrases and such. ありがとうございます！
i liked when you put small little notes on with whom we can use these phrases. i would never have understand the difference of nuances between all the given phrases. i've read this somewhere in the internet and yours is a very good refreshments for me. ありがとう、みさ先生！
Misa not only teach us how to say the words, she teach us about japanese culture too. That's why her channel is one of the best channels to learning the japanese language. お先に援軍ありがとうございます!!
It would be so nice if you make a lesson about passive voice in the future ^^ Btw I'll become your patreon as fast as I can because you're by far the best teacher on RUclips :) Thank you ありがとう❤️❤️
Thank you so much! Your videos are very helpful for casual conversations with friends. You are not only smart but kawaii. Always looking forward for your new videos or pictures on Instagram!
Hello Misa, I just discovered your channel. I just started learning japanese, because I am planning to visit Japana next year in February/March and I think at least trying to do your best to learn a foreign language, is showing your respect for the respective culture and I do respect the japanese culture even if I think, that it very much restricts japanese people to fit in society as best as they can and punishes "outsiders" or people, who don't want to go with the system severely. I hope, that the japanese socitey will accept more individualism in the near future and that you will receive much more acceptance for your hard word. You are doing your best to help foreign people to understand the japanese culture and I am truly thankfull for that, even if I don't fully understand everything you explain yet, but I can see that you are doing your best and I hope this comment helps you to feel better when reading this :)! Also, af"correct", buter I have learned more of the japanese Hiragana and Kanj, I will definitely come back to improve the language skills that are not only t "common" in Japan :).
Hello Misa, I just discovered your channel. I just started learning japanese, because I am planning to visit Japana next year in February/March and I think at least trying to do your best to learn a foreign language is showing yout respect for the respective culture and I do respect the japanese culture even if I think, that it very much restricts people to fit in society as best as they can and punishes "outsiders" or people, who don't want to go with the system severely. I hope, that the japanese socitey will accept more individualism in the near future and that you will receive much more acceptance for your hard word. You are doing our best to help foreign people to understand the japanese culture and I am truly thankfull for that, even if I don't fully understand everything you explain yet, but I can see that you are doing your best and I hope this comment helps you to feel better reading this comment :)! Also aftwe I have learned more of the japanese Hiragana and Kanj, I will definitely come back to improve the language skills that are not only "correct", but "common" in Japan :).
Thank you very much. It's clear that you put a good amount of time and effort to make these videos. I really appreciate that and respect you for it. You are a really great and awesome teacher.
Perfect lesson. I have a small piece of advice regarding your English pronunciation, I hope you don't mind. When you say " if you're" it sounds like "i hyour" because your 'f' sounds like 'h'. That would be one point you might want to improve. Or not, whatever makes you feel good.
Your videos and recommendations for learning the language are very helpful specially for self studying students like me😃😃😃 if it's okay, can you do a yearly text slang or trendy street slang video explanation like this? It's going to be really helpful for understanding casual Japanese .again,thank you so much for making these videos😊
You should do a video on different ways of inputting Japanese onto a phone or computer. It would be neat comparing the pros and cons of the different ways ^-^
Fun thing... ところ looks a little bit like the mexican concept "ahorita". We (should) use it to mark something that just happened or is about to happen. Problem is, mexicans are very indirect too (to the point of flaw). So if they don't want to look bad and tell you "ahorita llego" / "I'm about to arrive" it might mean "I just got out of the bath" or worse.
I once had a japanese friend on LINE, that I made from some penpal website, and we most of the time used to talk in english. But something happened and it was at the end a really frightening experience to me😨 and I stopped contacting that person. So I personally think it's better to find friends on social media like Instagram where you could actually know beforehand about the person you want to become friends with!
Hi, your videos are awesome, thanks for making these videos they are super helpful! Also i have a question i have been searching to get the meaning of a phrase in Japanese. I got a cool shirt but i don’t understand what is says, hopefully you can help me out this is the phrase : 心中立て Keep up the good work, and thank you so much for your videos!
Just one question. When you teach Japanese you always put the best English interpretation, rather than a literal translation. Is it the same way when someone teaches English? That's what I just wanna understand. Thanks so much Misa
Misa sensei, when are you going to release the latest episode of japanese series?? i've have been waiting for weeks >< Your lessons are absolutely fun and easy to understand, i love it>v
Misa Sensei !!! Kawaii as always . . . Suki desu ! Your student from Philippines :) I'm studying nihongo by your videos since last month and it really helps me alot especially because it's free ^^ thank you again and I hope you notice me ^^ Iro iro arigato gozaimasu I just can't comment to your vids cause I download it everytime so that I can study without internet connection thanks for everything ^^ ^^
みさちゃんは教えることの神だよ。Next level teaching goddess! Watching this channel for over a year still freaking out like every single video on how great your lessons are. Perfect information, great explanations, I love the color usage >.
みさ先生！ Which sources of conversation do you recommend to improve pronunciation? I'm starting to teaching other people the basics but I want to correct their pronunciation to a more common accent, but obviously I need to improve mine.
Misa Sensei, i honestly think you look pretty かわいいin this video, thanks for this lesson cause i really wanna speak with some japanese people i know on YT.
I’ve been here in Japan for 3 months and I have another 3 to go. Could you make a video on general things you might hear as you are going throu Japan? For example I can pick out a few words to get the general understanding for things like announcements on a train or ordering food at a restaurant. But I would like to know exactly what’s being said and be more confident in this environment.
You are the reason my Japanese level has drastically increased. Before discovering you, i didn’t know details on when things should be used or weather or not it’s rude but you have truly taught me so much and I’m so thankful for you. いつもありがとう😊
THIS
so true
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Youareth
I hope your Japanese is better now by watching her videos.
How can people dislike this video? i’m really sad just to see that dislike. She’s the best Japanese Teacher on youtube yet people still dislike her video 😭😭😭😭😭
Harry Pasha The Best Japanese Lesson in The Galaxy also try to visit tht channel
yes, she actually explains everything way better than any RUclipsr I've ever seen
the only thing I'm not the biggest fan of is the romaji. It's very distracting and makes it harder for me to read the japanese
Mya Cain
But I need the romanji😔
@@lorilee4186 it's not difficult to learn hirigana and katakana, there's plent of free apps that teach you. I learned it in a week, but I know people who've learned all the hirigana and katakana in a day.
What is so great about Misa's lessons is that there is always loads of extra information included, so that they are much more than the title would suggest. Thanks Misa!
It's crazy how much quality content you put out so quickly. If I can retain just a small part of each video, my Japanese will improve a lot. Thankyou so much!! www
I hope your Japanese is better now by watching her videos.
@@BiGSmoke-.-私も
"We don't say 'Hi' when we are going to talk to a friend."
Me: "Hey, whats u-"
Friend: *"Do yOu LikE cHeeSe?"*
TheCobaltium bnha?
Mello
I like chiizu
ah yes i too have oblivion NPC conversations with my tomodachis
みさ先生、いつも面白くて便利な動画を作ってくれてありがとうございます
This video was really useful! I'm currently using a language learning app to improve my Japanese and this is exact the type of stuff I'd like to learn. Many Japanese people I've talked to try not to correct me if something isn't blatantly wrong, so things like saying hello (konnichiha) when you start talking to a friend from the app is not something they would usually comment on, even if it's awkward or not really the right thing to say.
MorningMelancholy what app do you use?
Misa's guide to making friends smoothly ^_^ great tips both language and social wise. Thank you as always!
How are you my cell whatsAap number 00306946980864
一か月だけ日本語を勉強しています。母は日本人ですが僕は全然日本語を話しませんでした。because she's a native speaker it's hard for her to explain why some of the grammar is the way it is or what certain grammar structures mean, and that's why i find your videos so informative and helpful! i've been exposed to japanese for many years and learned hiragana and katakana when i was around 16, but only now (at 19) am i taking formal lessons at university. i hope to one day become at least proficient because i really want to connect with that part of my family history. ありがとうございます、みさ先生！
Thank you very much for this video! I got a few Japanese pen pals from a language exchange program and one of them introduced me to LINE a few months ago. Now I got 4 contacts on LINE. It really adds another cultural level of experience and fun being able to practice more informal conversational words 😊
This kind of video is the reason why I became a supporter on Patreon: tons of information and the underlying context, so you know when to use what. どうもありがとうございました。
This will be really helpful for me when I get to Japan! These lessons are excellent.
Thanks Misa-sensei for this. ❤️
Ahaha literally got line when I went to Japan after I made some friends. It's such a cool app with the best emojies
Danke für die Unterrichtsstunde Frau Lehrerin. / Thank you for the lesson Misa-sensei. ありがとうございました
Thumbs up for your hard work on your channel. i have learned so much.
You really help me improving my japanese but I’m stupid bcs i always forget the vocabs and verb :(( but iloveyou Misa 先生 🤗🤗❤️❤️
Mei Mei use the app anki to fix that
you're not stupid! I was to be pretty okay with Japamese (I took it in HS for 2.5 years) but now I can barely speak it. How well you retain language depends on things like if you take notes (which I do with every video lol) and how often you use it! So if you practice your Japanese a lot you'll see lots of improvement in retaining it!
@@florianm9693 àà
I hope your Japanese is better now by watching her videos.
This is so thoughtful!! I love this channel!!
Your channel is unique in that it provides immediately usable context to explain grammar, and explains how real people would speak. That's one of my major complaints about most textbooks like Genki - they just don't translate easily to the real world.
いつも通り素敵なビデオなんです。どうもありがとう先生！
Holy shit Misa, the quality content you keep bringing out is really useful and entertaining, lots of thanks
I hope your Japanese is better now by watching her videos.
The course is really helpful to broaden my Japanese skills beside the language course at university. Keep up the good work! :)
The way you teach is so helpful, thank you! I finally feel like I’m learning and retaining the information.
I really admire Japanese punctuality - I wish more people were the same way where I live. It's just a matter of respect to be mindful of other people's time and/or to be on time for someone. I don't understand why more people here don't grasp this, or why they feel it's okay to act frivolously with other people's time.
I hope your Japanese is better now by watching her videos.
みさ先生の動画はいつも面白くて、役に立ちます。
Your videos are always interesting and helpful.
(Sorry if the japanese is wrong, まだ初心者です)
Your videos never cease to bring me surprises in my Japanese learning journey. I’m always learning new words, verb conjugations, phrases and such. ありがとうございます！
i liked when you put small little notes on with whom we can use these phrases.
i would never have understand the difference of nuances between all the given phrases.
i've read this somewhere in the internet and yours is a very good refreshments for me. ありがとう、みさ先生！
good timing. I used to wonder what "tokoro" means. arigatou gozaimasu
Misa not only teach us how to say the words, she teach us about japanese culture too. That's why her channel is one of the best channels to learning the japanese language.
お先に援軍ありがとうございます!!
Thank you Misa, you're the Japanese best teacher ever ^^
It would be so nice if you make a lesson about passive voice in the future ^^ Btw I'll become your patreon as fast as I can because you're by far the best teacher on RUclips :) Thank you ありがとう❤️❤️
Misa I am fairly new to your channel and so far its very useful to me. I learned a lot of phrases thank you!!!
I love your RUclips content because I honestly want to know how to speak Japanese, thank you for being so awesome!!!!
Thanks sister
いつもミサ先生から日本語たくさん新しいこと知りますた。ありがとうございます！
"馴れ馴れしい"は面白くて役に立って単語ですね！海外幾年から住んています、ここは人の社交能力は本当に凄いです。僕はもう"馴れ馴れしい"態度を慣れますた(最初ちょっと驚きました)、でも社交の時、まだそんなに"馴れ馴れしい"届かなかったです、まだ友達の社交能力そなに上手じゃんないです。
日本語初心者ですから、間違かったかもしれません:)。
Thank you so much! Your videos are very helpful for casual conversations with friends. You are not only smart but kawaii. Always looking forward for your new videos or pictures on Instagram!
Hello Misa, I just discovered your channel. I just started learning japanese, because I am planning to visit Japana next year in February/March and I think at least trying to do your best to learn a foreign language, is showing your respect for the respective culture and I do respect the japanese culture even if I think, that it very much restricts japanese people to fit in society as best as they can and punishes "outsiders" or people, who don't want to go with the system severely. I hope, that the japanese socitey will accept more individualism in the near future and that you will receive much more acceptance for your hard word. You are doing your best to help foreign people to understand the japanese culture and I am truly thankfull for that, even if I don't fully understand everything you explain yet, but I can see that you are doing your best and I hope this comment helps you to feel better when reading this :)! Also, af"correct", buter I have learned more of the japanese Hiragana and Kanj, I will definitely come back to improve the language skills that are not only t "common" in Japan :).
how is ur japanese now? did u go to japan? was it a good trip?
Great lecture as usual -trust Misa to turn a seemingly pointless subject matter quickly into a mine of precious grammatical information.
ありがとう！❤️
Wow , such a long well explained lesson! Domo arigatou gozaimashita Misa sensei wa niternet o ichiban desu
You are really good at teaching and also very cute
Misa先生、どもありがとうございます！ Thank you for doing very formal ways as well as casual!
Hello Misa, I just discovered your channel. I just started learning japanese, because I am planning to visit Japana next year in February/March and I think at least trying to do your best to learn a foreign language is showing yout respect for the respective culture and I do respect the japanese culture even if I think, that it very much restricts people to fit in society as best as they can and punishes "outsiders" or people, who don't want to go with the system severely. I hope, that the japanese socitey will accept more individualism in the near future and that you will receive much more acceptance for your hard word. You are doing our best to help foreign people to understand the japanese culture and I am truly thankfull for that, even if I don't fully understand everything you explain yet, but I can see that you are doing your best and I hope this comment helps you to feel better reading this comment :)! Also aftwe I have learned more of the japanese Hiragana and Kanj, I will definitely come back to improve the language skills that are not only "correct", but "common" in Japan :).
You’re a great teacher and I’m learning! Keep up the great work!!!
Thank you very much.
It's clear that you put a good amount of time and effort to make these videos.
I really appreciate that and respect you for it.
You are a really great and awesome teacher.
Awesome blossom. We love your help.
Misa-san you're the best!! I love your videos, that's because of you than I can improve my Japanese even when I'm an absolute beginner 😊❤
I'm having a lot of fun with this lesson! Extremely useful.
さすがみさ先生😊 良い授業でした。心よりお礼申し上げます😉
Thank you very much for this, Misa-Sensei. I had asked for this to be done and you provided some great basics!
I’m learning Japanese and I want to be fluent at it. But I love your channel. ありがとう😊❤️
Are you now closer to being fluent?
I'm a Blackman I want to smell a Japanese woman bootyhole
This is very very helpful, actually all your videos . Learning so much from you, sensei Misa!! Doumo arigatou.
Great as always ^^ Like!❤️❤️
03471181819 my whatsapp number please contact me
@@KhalidKhan-ze9xi Hia
教えてくださってありがとうございました、ミサ先生！
相変わらずよく手伝います！😍
ビデオで教えてくれた表現は日本人の友だちにメッセージを書いたらなるべく使ってみます。😍
I can really see you put a lot of effort into this video. Thank you very much! おつかれさま！
Thank you very much Misa Sensei, I love your lessons, for me you are the best japanese teacher in the youtube
So helpful as always! ありがとうございます、ミサさん！
32:06 thank you so much for bringing this up cuz i've seen www on twitter a lot and was... so confused lol
Thanks a lot for this great lesson, it was really helpful.
I've always been curious about this
さすがミサ先生！
Thank yo so much as usual Misa-sensei. Your videos teach us so much more than any textbooks ever will. It's good learn the everyday life usage （笑）
THANK YOU! I love your videos, they’re gonna be really helpfull in my japanese class!❤️❤️
nice one sensei...keep up the good work...
I needed this for so long.
Hi Misa, glad I found your channel. I've been flying through your videos since I discovered you earlier today. Do you live in Australia?
Perfect lesson. I have a small piece of advice regarding your English pronunciation, I hope you don't mind. When you say " if you're" it sounds like "i hyour" because your 'f' sounds like 'h'. That would be one point you might want to improve. Or not, whatever makes you feel good.
Very useful as always! So much content! Thank you so much!
Thank you ^-^
@@JapaneseAmmowithMisa I want to smell a Japanese woman booty in person
Your videos and recommendations for learning the language are very helpful specially for self studying students like me😃😃😃 if it's okay, can you do a yearly text slang or trendy street slang video explanation like this? It's going to be really helpful for understanding casual Japanese .again,thank you so much for making these videos😊
When you realise Japanese use weather to break the ice too. I'll forever be an awkward potato 😂
Thanks a lot 😁 these videos really help^^
You should do a video on different ways of inputting Japanese onto a phone or computer. It would be neat comparing the pros and cons of the different ways ^-^
You're simply awaseme! Love it!
Really clearly explanation
Fun thing... ところ looks a little bit like the mexican concept "ahorita".
We (should) use it to mark something that just happened or is about to happen.
Problem is, mexicans are very indirect too (to the point of flaw). So if they don't want to look bad and tell you "ahorita llego" / "I'm about to arrive" it might mean "I just got out of the bath" or worse.
Thank you, Misa! ✌🏻🤓
I once had a japanese friend on LINE, that I made from some penpal website, and we most of the time used to talk in english. But something happened and it was at the end a really frightening experience to me😨 and I stopped contacting that person.
So I personally think it's better to find friends on social media like Instagram where you could actually know beforehand about the person you want to become friends with!
ottima lezione anche se per me é un po pesante da seguire in una volta sola ,complimenti
Hi, your videos are awesome, thanks for making these videos they are super helpful! Also i have a question i have been searching to get the meaning of a phrase in Japanese. I got a cool shirt but i don’t understand what is says, hopefully you can help me out this is the phrase :
心中立て
Keep up the good work, and thank you so much for your videos!
Just one question. When you teach Japanese you always put the best English interpretation, rather than a literal translation.
Is it the same way when someone teaches English?
That's what I just wanna understand.
Thanks so much Misa
very useful conversation...new subscriber here...honto ni arigatou gozaimashita
Really helpful!
Misa sensei, when are you going to release the latest episode of japanese series?? i've have been waiting for weeks >< Your lessons are absolutely fun and easy to understand, i love it>v
Misa Sensei !!! Kawaii as always . . . Suki desu !
Your student from Philippines :)
I'm studying nihongo by your videos since last month and it really helps me alot especially because it's free ^^ thank you again and I hope you notice me ^^
Iro iro arigato gozaimasu
I just can't comment to your vids cause I download it everytime so that I can study without internet connection thanks for everything ^^
^^
ありがとうございましたみさ先生You are best!!
Be my teacher for life Misa Sensei I beg you!!!
Thanks Misa!
Wow. I learnt so much. Arigatou Senpai
Thanks!
Thank you a lot!
Thank you! You're a great sensei! :)
みさちゃんは教えることの神だよ。Next level teaching goddess! Watching this channel for over a year still freaking out like every single video on how great your lessons are.
Perfect information, great explanations, I love the color usage >.
Thank you 🙂
24:08
"You guys know this stuff"
ha...haha..... [sweats]
みさ先生！ Which sources of conversation do you recommend to improve pronunciation?
I'm starting to teaching other people the basics but I want to correct their pronunciation to a more common accent, but obviously I need to improve mine.
Misa Sensei, i honestly think you look pretty かわいいin this video, thanks for this lesson cause i really wanna speak with some japanese people i know on YT.
超便利なレッスンですね
楽しかった、ありがとう
I'm Indonesian and most Indonesians also use LINE for messaging 😄
Also, EVERYONE in Thailand uses it.
The number one person I recommend is Misa
I’ve been here in Japan for 3 months and I have another 3 to go. Could you make a video on general things you might hear as you are going throu Japan? For example I can pick out a few words to get the general understanding for things like announcements on a train or ordering food at a restaurant. But I would like to know exactly what’s being said and be more confident in this environment.
You are so helpfull in japanese lang 😍