What do Japanese sentence enders YO, NE and ZE mean? Ask a Teacher

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

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  • @japanesefromzero
    @japanesefromzero  2 года назад

    Power up your Japanese on FromZero.com (lessons, quizzes, games, ask-a-teacher)

  • @thogameskanaal
    @thogameskanaal 5 лет назад +5

    I really love how George is reuploading these... Learning a lot from them!

  • @nahte-
    @nahte- 4 года назад +7

    tell me how he looked younger in 2018 than he did in 2013

    • @Jwm367t
      @Jwm367t 4 года назад +1

      Lost weight. People don't realise how much of an impact your weight has on aging.

  • @CMDRunematti
    @CMDRunematti 5 лет назад +9

    "they strongly believed they were wrong, and i strongly believed i was wrong" wow politeness gone too far 😁

  • @Tcgmaster808
    @Tcgmaster808 Год назад

    This channel is perfect for getting all kinds of inputs, keeps me in Japanese mode ❤❤

  • @MattWyndham
    @MattWyndham 7 месяцев назад

    NO is another way to turn a verb into a noun, similar to MASU

  • @HIasmr33
    @HIasmr33 4 года назад

    Man thank you soo much for This !!!! subbed

  • @logan8374
    @logan8374 5 лет назад +1

    Where do I go to report errors in the books? Ive been skimming over book 2 and have already found about 6 or 7 minor mistakes. (I just got books 2-4 a couple months ago so I imagine its the newest version.) Should I be aware that there are some in books 3 and 4? btw love what you do.

  • @FranchottBarnwellJr
    @FranchottBarnwellJr 5 лет назад +3

    7:19 nice office

  • @yoimati
    @yoimati 5 лет назад +2

    You might have been skipped #110 unconciouly or conciously because 110 is the japanese emergency police telephone number. :)

  • @balin32
    @balin32 5 лет назад +2

    the way I learned YO was it is conveying information that someone who is talking to you thinks you should know. like neko ga imasu-yo, in a conversation would someone saying, "

    • @japanesefromzero
      @japanesefromzero  5 лет назад +2

      balin32 - YO does more than that. But that is certainly one of the things it can do.

  • @raptorak1
    @raptorak1 5 лет назад +1

    Bought your Korean from Zero for my younger brother, I've already done Chinese and working on Japanese. Kinda hoping he doesn't like it if ya know what I mean ;)

    • @sagefields5847
      @sagefields5847 4 года назад

      You have "done" Chinese? No more to learn there then?

  • @鬼の亡霊
    @鬼の亡霊 3 года назад +1

    0:00 is this a robot?

    • @japanesefromzero
      @japanesefromzero  3 года назад

      Why do you ask?

    • @鬼の亡霊
      @鬼の亡霊 3 года назад

      @@japanesefromzero I don't mean to be rude but your voice is little off of usual and it's sound little bite like a robot witch is cool

    • @鬼の亡霊
      @鬼の亡霊 3 года назад

      @@japanesefromzero hey teacher is there any easy way to think with Japanese? or it will come with time?

  • @jonathanlusk4564
    @jonathanlusk4564 5 лет назад +3

    "ect"? I thought it was "etc."

  • @miyabietzsche5951
    @miyabietzsche5951 4 года назад +1

    ね😉
    は🤚
    が👈
    ぜ👍

  • @Bazhul
    @Bazhul 5 лет назад

    This is so good!

  • @_____J______
    @_____J______ 3 года назад

    Mada in my language means fashion
    Mata....I better not explain

  • @leonardojerkovic3618
    @leonardojerkovic3618 4 года назад +2

    ジージさんが大好きだよ。

    • @SM-ok3sz
      @SM-ok3sz 4 года назад +1

      Leonardo Jerkovic I think you mean ジョージさん。

  • @steve5123456789
    @steve5123456789 5 лет назад

    8:20 What if you were to drop the "は" from また in that example sentence?

  • @FutureAIDev2015
    @FutureAIDev2015 5 лет назад +1

    ...sorry, still kind of laughing at myself over the username うんこくん...

    • @kanjiNaem
      @kanjiNaem 5 лет назад

      stop laughing at him... :(
      he already has enaugh to deal with

  • @Kelly-yj7nb
    @Kelly-yj7nb 5 лет назад

    13:35/40 was brilliant lmao

  • @Alchemist_171
    @Alchemist_171 4 года назад

    You sir, are a legend lol

  • @mastermax7777
    @mastermax7777 5 лет назад +3

    what is wrong with the audio?!

    • @PastaMaster115
      @PastaMaster115 5 лет назад

      That new setting he's in gives it a metallic sound for some reason. Might be the acoustics. Might be the mic. Probably the mic.

  • @DaMoteSupnet
    @DaMoteSupnet 5 лет назад

    「少なくとも」と「少なくても」とはどう違いますか?I've seen both with their meanings being the same.

    • @miyabietzsche5951
      @miyabietzsche5951 4 года назад

      少くとも at least,
      少なくても even if it is not many,

  • @АлександрГнатюк-к4ъ

    23:30 Wait, I thought -nasai is the polite form. What's going on here?

  • @Doc-Pleroma-naut
    @Doc-Pleroma-naut 4 года назад

    Yo = For Sure!

  • @super8mmo
    @super8mmo 5 лет назад +4

    When is the new book coming out?

    • @Melanie-bx4jh
      @Melanie-bx4jh 5 лет назад +1

      If I had a dollar everytime somebody asked that question, I'd be rich... It'll come out when it's ready for release. Be patient 🙂

    • @LTUNOOBAS
      @LTUNOOBAS 5 лет назад

      George said somewhere soon after 2019 if im not mistaking

  • @14253689
    @14253689 5 лет назад

    クレイモアに「行くぞ」は良く言いました。

  • @Zehaha2
    @Zehaha2 5 лет назад +1

    I think YOU mean eTcetra. :D

  • @silverkitsune
    @silverkitsune 5 лет назад

    georgie! so. i never know which videos are the ones i've already seen from a few years ago. there's something about knowing you've recorded it years ago that takes some of the urgency out of them. still fantastic info though. maybe it's just my problem. keep it up

  • @MatthewChidester
    @MatthewChidester 5 лет назад +1

    I've got a long ways to go on my Japanese 😔

    • @jacobwhite7352
      @jacobwhite7352 5 лет назад +1

      That's a good thing because learning new things fun.

    • @MatthewChidester
      @MatthewChidester 5 лет назад

      @@jacobwhite7352 Thanks yeah - I shouldn't let the learning plateau get me - just amazing how deep the language can be.. tough language and sometimes tough to motivate yourself but it's all my fault. Anyway thanks I'll keep fighting it :)

    • @jacobwhite7352
      @jacobwhite7352 5 лет назад +1

      Matthew Chidester - Same, school has put me in a huge plateau. Don't blame yourself; we all get unmotivated.

  • @SemiSemiSemi4
    @SemiSemiSemi4 5 лет назад

    Is the mic sound from "George from the future" intentionally... weird? sounds a bit double/robotic. Looks like that was with your new mic so you might wanne check that out :)

    • @japanesefromzero
      @japanesefromzero  5 лет назад

      derp herpington - I probably didn’t delete the second track that OBS records.

  • @kunstderfugue
    @kunstderfugue 5 лет назад

    Wait you say Mikkakan not Sannichikan? I have been lied to!

  • @bejooku1957
    @bejooku1957 5 лет назад

    nihon go wakarimasenka? だれかがにほんごお喋りませんか、日本にようこそ、lets speak japanese
    ,.いつ使うYO,NE,ZE its depend on situation,..look at me NE📌

  • @billy_tv
    @billy_tv 5 лет назад

    Wait! ;) ... 見てなさい?? should that not have been 見なさい?

  • @keptleroymg6877
    @keptleroymg6877 Год назад

    Based lesson secksu

  • @Mik12133
    @Mik12133 5 лет назад +1

    George
    What does this mean?
    (娘がお世話になっておりま)なんて言ってきてもようさそうなものだけど

    • @sasisekharmg7823
      @sasisekharmg7823 5 лет назад

      I think it roughly translates to "words seem insufficient to express my gratitude for taking care of my daughter ". But I'm not completely sure 🤔.

  • @zenurcus
    @zenurcus 5 лет назад +1

    I heard an anime character say 「リア充たちめ見てなさい」 and I had no idea she was being rude to her classmates. Learning てなさい is rude makes me wonder, is リア充 also a rude thing to say?

  • @lamontlouden8
    @lamontlouden8 5 лет назад

    Hey George 😊

  • @mugetsu3509
    @mugetsu3509 5 лет назад

    At the UNI they told me to use na with adjectives, but you told us to use no, which one is right? Haha

    • @dillonyoung5502
      @dillonyoung5502 4 года назад

      No is for nouns. Na is for na adjectives

  • @play.dvdagreat
    @play.dvdagreat 5 лет назад

    So nasai is when you talk to kids. But their is a word okaerinasai meaning you're welcome(to the house). Does this make it rude too?? Mind blown

    • @mattk6343
      @mattk6343 5 лет назад

      or "good night" - oyasuminasai.
      or gomennasai. There are probably many more, but those are not considered rude.

    • @play.dvdagreat
      @play.dvdagreat 5 лет назад

      @@mattk6343 i wanted my senpai to notice me 😒😒😒

    • @japanesefromzero
      @japanesefromzero  5 лет назад +1

      Good point. You could also just add MASSE after any NASAI and it sounds super polite now. Oyasuminasai is not rude at all though when other verbs have it they are. Shinasai!!! Do it!!!

  • @jvu2ilj26
    @jvu2ilj26 5 лет назад

    You were a lot more hyper back in the day... :)

  • @officialExcerpt
    @officialExcerpt 5 лет назад

    If there is no 110, and it's labeled 111, then it is 110 :)

  • @tomzera_t7
    @tomzera_t7 4 года назад

    If it there isn't a (Ask a teacher 110) Why don't you just change the title of the video? LOL

  • @cerisejackson2747
    @cerisejackson2747 4 года назад +1

    I left at 'girls everywhere are crazy'

  • @brahimbelmouhand9888
    @brahimbelmouhand9888 5 лет назад

    First