"It's like" "like" in Japanese ってかんじ vs みたいな
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A year ago I could hardly have followed one of your example conversations, but between you and Misa-sensei and diligent self-study with Anki, Japanese shows and manga, and so on I can follow everything in nearly real-time, only pausing to look up words every couple sentences. Whenever I feel stressed out and like I'm not making any progress day-to-day I try to remind myself how far I've really come, and the conversations you present are at just the right level. 教えてくれてありがとうございます、ミク先生！
I think i'm currently in your previous situation, sometimes i feel like i'm not progressing but then i understood one sentence and realized that probably i am hehe.
ありがとうございます先生
Thank you so much for making a lesson on this. This is one of the hardest parts of the language for my mind to grasp but I'm slowly getting it.
Thanks for elaborating on this! I appreciate all your videos. ☺
Thankyou so much sensei for this lesson . itsumo arigato ne!
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やっと来ました〜ずっと待ってました！😆😃
i love the example conversations so much
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意気投合 （i-ki-tou-gou）: kindred spirit
意気投合する: to hit it off (immediately)
I really enjoy learning Japanese from your channel. I enjoy living in Japan and as a graduate student in Japan, I find challenging to study Japanese but your channel helps me a lot to learn this complicated language.
Thank you for explaining this!! When i moved here I was so confused because it wasnt taught to my in my japanese classes at all and i couldnt figure out what it really meant.
your explanations are invaluable, あざす!
勉強になりました😃本当にありがとうございます先生❤💕❤
You always hit the right subjects that I want to learn. Thank you for the lesson! :)
Same😆😆😆😆
ミクさんの動画はいつも俺に役に立ちます。本当に役に立つ動画を作って下さってありがとうごさいます！！
I Just let a comment to show gratitud for your work ❤
Very good video. わかりました。ありがとうございます
「って感じ」わかるんですけど、「で」が入ったら混乱してきます。つまり「という感じで」。
ミクさんの動画はわかりやすいと思います。って感じは日本人がよく使う表現だと思うので、動画は勉強に便利です。出来れば、次の動画「感じがする」とか「気がする」について話してほしいです。よろしくお願いします
感じ？は若者言葉。ニュアンスを伝えるのは大変ですね！ミクさん頑張って！
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こんにちはみっく先生, can we learn also about (何て言うのかな)??
よく解説しました。ありがとうございました。
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Hello Miku sensei, I was wondering would you be able to explain to us a little bit about ゆった vs いった Japaneae Pronunciation Differences? (if theres any) and why some people use it and some dont, is it a colloqial thing, or is it a regiinal, or is it generation change. Hope you could help enlighten us. Thank you so much! よろしくお願いします
Yes, it's the same thing.
Some people will pronounce 言って as "いって" or "ゆって" and some use both depending on the situation, formal/casual. There are some people (older people) that don't like the "ゆって" pronunciation, because it's not correct, but some people use it.
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What about "nanka", i've noticed it's also used sometimes
How do I find Part 1?
と言うかんじでしょくか？
今、ポッドカッストを聞って感じでし😂
先生、「○○っぱい」どう意味ですか？
I think you mean っぽい. If so, that’s similar to “ish” or “behaves/seems….” in English.
例文 1: さくらさんの子供がとても大人しっぽいと思います。I think Sakura’s children are very mature.
例文2: あの人は子供っぽいみたいです。That person over there seems childish.
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