This is the most explained video I have ever seen and really help me a lot to understand the conjugation of the verbs even I start to understand more the previous videos that you made, thanks a lot for that and please continue doing this great job ¡ganbatte kudasai! To be honest, I am a native Spanish speaker from México and I hope I have expressed well in English and made myself clear, but I wish I could do it in Japanese next time and with your help I know I will
I'm happy to see that you recovered from the jetlag misa sensei. Before I found your channel I almost gave up on learning japanese, but thanks to your lessons I feel like I might actually lean it. ありがとう
This video took me a while to get through, not because it was difficult, but because it was long. I am so happy that I am able to get to this point so quickly 🎉 Thank you Misa!
It's really interesting to watch your early lessons ...It's just proves to me your were a great teacher from the beginning !Misa sensei wa itsumo ichiban desu you .
Misa 先生, just wanna give you a big thank you🙏🙏🙏 I don't know wether you have read my DM on instagram or not, probably a lot of people sent you many DMs. But I'm very thankful..有難う ございます🙏🙏
This is probably one of the most important videos for beginners. The video is great but I don't if it's just me - there were parts that the audio was missing.
Question: in the sentence , " its been a year since I played Pokemon ", how come you were allowed to put the time related word at the end? Can you please fully explain the Japanese sentence structure to me as this is something I have yet to master. And thank you for these videos.
@@Sunshainn After looking back at the video now after like a year of inconsistent learning I realised the noun construction lol. Thank you for the support nevertheless.
It's kind the difficult but is really helpful to pratice ,now my tongue twisted :v when i watched your video i know so many things and the meaning of the words ,thanks you so much misa sensei you are the best :))))
Hi Misa! I am learning quite a lot from your videos. 2 things. Are you going through the Genki introductory books? If not, I'm sure if you made a playlist on it explaining topics with your more native way of speaking really help this channel grow. Next is a request if possible.. Explanation on directions, location, traveling and time would be awesome! Thanks, from Australia!
Hello, Thx for the really good material. By the way i'm writting on paper everything for my practice and the subtitle disapear too shortly, even if i pause, most of the time it does vanish before the pause actually occurs.
These are great. I just wish she would get closer to her mic because I find it difficult to hear. I have my volume up max and it's still tricky sometimes.
Audio was broken in parts and that broke my concentration sadly. For me, the missing audio is at these parts: 12:29 to 12:57 17:07 to 17:51 18:26 to 18:43 If it gets fixed I would love to give it another go. Sad that it's broken because you put so much effort into it. ありがとうございますみさ先生
The difference between the 'su' at the end of 'matsu' vs the 'su' at the end of 'naosu' is very confusing. 'Why does su become shite in naosu but su in matsu becomes matte? Misa made a lesson called "#17 TE form す, する & くる ending - Japanese Lesson for Beginners" where she addressed this, so I guess I'll have to check it out and see if the answer's in there. Great video.
I think the answer to this is that 'matsu' has a tsu ending, whereas naosu is just a vowel + tsu. That's probably why. So if it's a vowel + tsu you add shite. Naosu > naoshite / naoshimas, matsu > matte / matteimas. Then again, suru is an irregular and doesn't even abide by this vowel rule.
Thank you for this video. I learned several new words. I have a question.... What is the difference between かす and かりる? Are both lend/rent/borrow or is there a difference?
I got everything right BUUUUT you tricked me with the TEST you said “I am talking to my friends right now” and I wrote down “いまはわたしのともだちとはなしています” ? “今は私の友達と話しています” :(
Hello Misa Sensei, thanks for this video. Sometimes the video's sounds are missed, last 10 minutes. The "pause subtitles" are too fast even though to click to pause. Anyway the review was good. どうもありがとう。
I've been running from the grammar since I started to study japanese (it's been a little bit more than 1 year) and I was focusing entirely on vocab, kanji and listening. I was always terrified by the grammar points in the textbooks, but since I started to watch your videos everything started to seem more easy and funny, it's incredible when you're watching an anime, reading a manga or something related and you see one grammar point and start to think "I've studied this and this..." Just seems like everything has his place in the language.
misa sensei, we covered the please do this or that type of structures, but can you make a viedo on "please don't do something " type of sentences. (PS : your smile is to die for )
If you’ve been watching her videos, you know one thing, that you don’t have to use “anata” if you know someone/isn’t new to you. You just replace “anata” with “” so it would actually be watashiwa misa sensei no bideo wa daisuki desu
For some reason sections of this video have no audio for me.
Me too 😅
But I liked it 😊😊
Thank you sensei !!!
Me too! I thought I was going crazy! Lol but in a way it helps because I want hinted by Misa's voice. 😂
yep, me too
i think it might have to do with copyright issues
Same bro around when she is taking a quiz
YOU ARE AMAZING MISA SENSIE.. YOU HAVE BEEN HELPING ME ALOT THAT I COULDN'T UNDERSTAND FROM THE BOOK..
これは本当に助けになった！
This is probably the threshold of most people I knew that gave up in Japanese, but this review helped a ton.
みさ先生、ありがとうございました！
I hope your Japanese is at a intermediate level by now, after watching her videos.
@@BiGSmoke-.- and your too
I seem to be learning much more from your videos than from the 元気 books. ありがとうございます。
It was very helpful! please do more Test/exam videos in the future! Arigato!
This is the most explained video I have ever seen and really help me a lot to understand the conjugation of the verbs even I start to understand more the previous videos that you made, thanks a lot for that and please continue doing this great job ¡ganbatte kudasai! To be honest, I am a native Spanish speaker from México and I hope I have expressed well in English and made myself clear, but I wish I could do it in Japanese next time and with your help I know I will
Thank you for the review, I did much better than I thought. I'm really glad to see you're back and feeling better, keep up the incredible work! ありがとう！
Thank you! drills/ test are very helpful. It makes it more fun like talking in a real class with a teacher.
It was literally 3 hours of work of a 20 min test for me and I really respect the effort you put in the videos!
It's been so long! I'm glad your feeling a lot better, stay well and keep up the good videos.
Arigatou ^^
I'm happy to see that you recovered from the jetlag misa sensei.
Before I found your channel I almost gave up on learning japanese, but thanks to your lessons I feel like I might actually lean it.
ありがとう
In case you are reading this: i do go back to videos, all the time.
This video took me a while to get through, not because it was difficult, but because it was long. I am so happy that I am able to get to this point so quickly 🎉 Thank you Misa!
The video was mute for a little bit. But it's still a good, & helpful video Misa. Thank You.
Phew! That was a bit challenging. Happy to say I got MOST of it right though. ありがとうございます、みさ先生！
Спасибо большое, Миса-сан!
Misa-san, arigatou gozaimasu!
why is there missing audio? it starts at 12:37
it's to make it even harder for us lol
I can not concentrate with such a beatiful teacher!! Great lessons Misa 先生. ほんとうに ありがとう
Pause the video? I pause every video dozens of times to practice the examples 😃. And this recap was good practice too.
Insanely helpful video, I actually liked the short cut outs in the audio, because it forced me to read the hiragana to see if I'm right.
thank you sooooo much misa! I am a total beginner in Japanese and your videos help a lot! you are the best !
Yess! Great video as always Misa, keep up the good work :)
Great video to review this chapter ! ありがとうございます、みさ先生!
It's really interesting to watch your early lessons ...It's just proves to me your were a great teacher from the beginning !Misa sensei wa itsumo ichiban desu you .
ありがとうございますみさ先生。this format was perfect. I got 85% right
some audio are blank, love the way of teaching, ありがとうございます。先生
*Vocab:*
久しぶり
一年ぶり
半年ぶり
復習する
買う
書く
開ける
閉める
売る
帰る
切る
置く
急ぐ
遊ぶ
飲む
死ぬ
勉強する
掃除する
消す
押す
持ってくる
連れてくる
食べている / 食べてる
話す
待つ
泣く
座る
触る
急ぐ
起きる
寝る
写真を撮る
あげる
もらう
借りる
注文する
使う
仕事する
洗う
So much patience! Thank you!
This was sooo helpful! Thank you Misa as always!
your videos are really helpful and really appreciate your work. thanks.
This was very helpful! Thank you very much! Your lessons are among the best on RUclips :D
What a great video, i feel so good that i didn't need to pause it, what a great teacher you are misa sensei.
ミサ先生、
ありがとうございました！ あなたのビデオは素晴らしいです！
Miss Misa, Your videos are wonderful.
How good does it feel when a heap of things learnt all come together :) :)
Mortar between the stones
Me: having Calculus III flashbacks.
ur videos r concise and very easy to follow! thanks heaps!
It was insanely helpful...Thank you very much Misa Sensei 💜
Hello from France ! Thank you for your videos, they are all great. It help me a lot. :)
Misa 先生, just wanna give you a big thank you🙏🙏🙏 I don't know wether you have read my DM on instagram or not, probably a lot of people sent you many DMs. But I'm very thankful..有難う ございます🙏🙏
you are great. Please do more testvideos. Thank you very much
This video is great!
ありがとうございます♥️😁
ありがとうミサさん!
ミサさんのビデオはとても助けて!
Hello Misa sensei thank you very much these video of yours help a lot.
21:03ここ！よく言った先生！分かって、分かってるよ！毎日に頭をグルグルする。使うと作る！難しすぎる！
Thanks for the video Misa. But seems a few small parts were muted behind "Pause". Was that your microphone problem?
This was very helpfu thank you misa sensei keep up the good work.
ありがとうございます Please do a video on 〜てある and 〜ておく endings please. Your videos are so helpful!!
This is probably one of the most important videos for beginners. The video is great but I don't if it's just me - there were parts that the audio was missing.
Question:
in the sentence , " its been a year since I played Pokemon ", how come you were allowed to put the time related word at the end? Can you please fully explain the Japanese sentence structure to me as this is something I have yet to master. And thank you for these videos.
Certified M She made a noun out of the word "play" with "no wa" so "playing pokemon" became the topic of the sentence.
@@Sunshainn After looking back at the video now after like a year of inconsistent learning I realised the noun construction lol. Thank you for the support nevertheless.
This is great, thank you!
The audio is muted several time in the video :( first time happens at 12:30
This video was very helpful it's helping me a lot with my japanese thank you so much. You are doing and amazing job.
わたしのにほんごをてつだってくれてほんとうにありがとう。😄
I hope your Japanese is at a intermediate level by now, after watching her videos.
Japanese Ammo....it's the most badass name you could ever think of.
Nihongo easy getting interesting ❤ arigato!
It's kind the difficult but is really helpful to pratice ,now my tongue twisted :v when i watched your video i know so many things and the meaning of the words ,thanks you so much misa sensei you are the best :))))
It was extremely useful. どおも ありがとうございます。
ありがとうございます、みさ先生。
Hi Misa! I am learning quite a lot from your videos. 2 things. Are you going through the Genki introductory books? If not, I'm sure if you made a playlist on it explaining topics with your more native way of speaking really help this channel grow.
Next is a request if possible.. Explanation on directions, location, traveling and time would be awesome!
Thanks, from Australia!
Hello,
Thx for the really good material.
By the way i'm writting on paper everything for my practice and the subtitle disapear too shortly, even if i pause, most of the time it does vanish before the pause actually occurs.
ありがとうございますみさ先生!
8:22 If you don't want to say the word, just quote Kenshiro "you're already dead".
If I had realized the gravity of your channel two months ago,there would have been all the differences.However,it's never too late'.
ありがとございます。
I found this video very helpful keep it up :)
Great content
Thank you, sensei :)
5:42 buy cows??? if there's a hidden reference here, please explain.
kairavi deshpande
かう kinda sounds like cow and it means “to buy” so it’s just to help you memorize the word lol
These are great. I just wish she would get closer to her mic because I find it difficult to hear. I have my volume up max and it's still tricky sometimes.
Audio was broken in parts and that broke my concentration sadly. For me, the missing audio is at these parts:
12:29 to 12:57
17:07 to 17:51
18:26 to 18:43
If it gets fixed I would love to give it another go. Sad that it's broken because you put so much effort into it.
ありがとうございますみさ先生
kindly at the of the video, give us some test that we can have assignment and we can do by ourselves. i will help us a lot. thanks
The difference between the 'su' at the end of 'matsu' vs the 'su' at the end of 'naosu' is very confusing. 'Why does su become shite in naosu but su in matsu becomes matte? Misa made a lesson called "#17 TE form す, する & くる ending - Japanese Lesson for Beginners" where she addressed this, so I guess I'll have to check it out and see if the answer's in there. Great video.
I think the answer to this is that 'matsu' has a tsu ending, whereas naosu is just a vowel + tsu. That's probably why. So if it's a vowel + tsu you add shite. Naosu > naoshite / naoshimas, matsu > matte / matteimas. Then again, suru is an irregular and doesn't even abide by this vowel rule.
Thank you for this video. I learned several new words. I have a question.... What is the difference between かす and かりる? Are both lend/rent/borrow or is there a difference?
I wonder the same, I just learned かす and now she says that かりる is the same with no explanation. Have you figured it out after to 2 years?
実話ちょっと難しかったです、いくつかで失敗した :P
そういえば sensei, is it いくつか "で" or いくつか "の" or "ので"?
Thank you very much
Also which video does she talk about converting tsu into masu form of tsu -> chi ????
awesome video ありがとう
Misa sensei please make this video downloadable 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😣
おねがいします🙏🏻
I am getting better and I am reading the Kanji.
ありがどうございます。
I got everything right BUUUUT you tricked me with the TEST
you said
“I am talking to my friends right now”
and I wrote down
“いまはわたしのともだちとはなしています”
?
“今は私の友達と話しています”
:(
The audio is missing from parts of the video 😞
Hello Misa Sensei, thanks for this video. Sometimes the video's sounds are missed, last 10 minutes. The "pause subtitles" are too fast even though to click to pause. Anyway the review was good. どうもありがとう。
Hi misa sensei is this correct? Kaisha de hataraku no wa ichinenburi desu
So what is the difference between kariru and kasu?
ありがとう 、先生。
Can you make a video presenting lots of useful katakana vocabulary? I can't learn katakana!
Take a look at the japanese101 katakanas and hiraganas here in youtube ;)
有難う先生!
俺は毎日は学びます
you shouldnt use ore with your teacher, its rude. use it with your friends
I've been running from the grammar since I started to study japanese (it's been a little bit more than 1 year) and I was focusing entirely on vocab, kanji and listening. I was always terrified by the grammar points in the textbooks, but since I started to watch your videos everything started to seem more easy and funny, it's incredible when you're watching an anime, reading a manga or something related and you see one grammar point and start to think "I've studied this and this..." Just seems like everything has his place in the language.
日本語を勉強している。みさ先生のビデオを見ている。座っている。
Great video. ありがとう! ^_^
Audio is mixed really low on all of these early videos
a review test in reading lips? :D
is 遊ぶ and プレー interchangeable or no
To my understanding 遊ぶ is like playing around and プレー is like playing video games.
misa sensei, we covered the please do this or that type of structures, but can you make a viedo on "please don't do something " type of sentences. (PS : your smile is to die for )
If i wanted to say, “I’m buying a car today.” Would I say “車を買っている。”
Or would i say “I will buy a car today.” “車を買います。”
16:55 ZAWARUDO!!!
Why do you pronounce 一年 as いちねん and not いっねん? You say 一分 as いっふん and not いちふん, and 一千 as いっせん and not いちせん. Why is it different for year (nen)?
私はあなたのビデオが大好きです。
If you’ve been watching her videos, you know one thing, that you don’t have to use “anata” if you know someone/isn’t new to you. You just replace “anata” with “” so it would actually be watashiwa misa sensei no bideo wa daisuki desu
@@kaichpotato6156 GA daisuki desu, words like 好き, 嫌い, etc... are used with ga, usually.
@@MaxSaki373 yess! sumimasen, i was quite a beginner back then. 'watashi' can be omitted too!
みさのビデオが大好きです。
I hope your Japanese is at a intermediate level by now, after watching her videos.
The video has lots of glitched audio.
am i the only one who is having problems with the sound? like in some parts of the video there is no sound?
初めまして どうぞよろしくお願いします 。
I thought to work was 働きます。
shalom how are you