broken might be an adjective in England or amerika but in japan it stems from a verb wich is Kowa(ru) wich means to break. it was made into passive form wich then means something like it is breaking (Kowarete) and from this the past tense, it has been broken (kowareta) although there is no kowareru cause you cant use the basic form in passive
I think えらい 6:00 has a different meaning. It's not smart; wise (which is かしこい) but great; admirable. Anyways, great work and the worksheet is stunning! Thank you
Thank you for clarification! Yes, not only being smart, えらい can decorate many other things. It is really neutral, can be positive and negative. えらい人 ≒ great/honorable person, えらいことになった = very bad thing happened. If you have to choose whether it means positive or negative, your safe bet is “negative.” Even when it is used in a positive expression, it always sounds a bit like the meaning of the very similar word えらそう (arrogant). It is hard to describe but if you think a person great from the bottom of your heart, you won’t describe the person えらい人. You would just say 偉大な人 or すごい人. In my opinion, えらい highly depends on the social context. People say えらい人 is great but you may or may not agree with it. Below is one of the most popular anisong (anime song). ruclips.net/video/u32-Y6S8tmU/видео.html There is a line that says エジソンはえらい人。そんなの常識 = Edison is a great person. That’s a common sense. You can see here that えらい is just a social contract. By the way, we just published another video on adjectives and more to come: ruclips.net/video/J3zgNY-QPk0/видео.html
Joytan App wow🤩 thank you for such an in-depth clarification!🙏 I think I know what you mean! For sure I will check other videos (and that anisong haha) Thanks once more and 頑張ってね😉😅
My bad. The entry was originally for erabatteru, but I changed it to erasou because the latter sounds more familiar to me. I forgot changing the romaji. You are very careful. Thank you!
Surely this list was not made by a native speaker. This is supposed to an adjective list. There are many adjectives for sure, but this list is full of verbs and nouns. Very confusing for new learners.
Ur app is a nightmare with poor interface and requires using excel and text editor make it work with 2 or more different voices/languages, but in the end it's ok although most of voices are broken
You need to be more specific with terms here since it's really hard to follow your point. Nowadays our android app (in case that's your meaning) is mostly guided towards language professionals and teachers eager to share their voice with the language learning community. We'd recommend an attempt to better understand the topic before jumping at conclusions. The people who actually used the app to provide their voices were all happy to do so because of its structure simplicity and ease of use. The 'broken voices' you're referring to are probably the occasional TTS voice used in the videos once in a while. These days we're mostly using human voices for the majority of content we post, so no problem there. The fresh human voices in the latest videos all belong to highly skilled professionals and just people who are utterly wonderful to deal with. They provide voices, in return we provide them with more clients. Both parties provide decent quality content for free viewing online. It's a triple-win situation. Anyhow, we'd like people to appreciate the free content and the effort behind it better than to leave vague 'constructive criticism'-esque comments about probably a highly outdated app we used years ago. FYI the software we're using right now is vastly different and superior to whatever has been put online, all because of cycles and cycles of meticulous constant improvement. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. Joytan team wishes you a great day wherever you are in the world. ❤❤❤
This is hard work thanks man keep going and keep to upload those lessons
Thanks. I's very helpful to increase my Japanese vocabulary ❤️from 🇲🇨
Happy to hear that! Terima kasih banyak atas perhatiannya!
broken might be an adjective in England or amerika but in japan it stems from a verb wich is Kowa(ru) wich means to break. it was made into passive form wich then means something like it is breaking (Kowarete) and from this the past tense, it has been broken (kowareta) although there is no kowareru cause you cant use the basic form in passive
Very well done this method is amazing ; if you really like it ; you will learn...
Indeed. Check this playlist out: ruclips.net/p/PLUNZ0jFjvyoRHSOvHr3-sFwpNrd8BsiKN
I think えらい 6:00 has a different meaning. It's not smart; wise (which is かしこい) but great; admirable. Anyways, great work and the worksheet is stunning! Thank you
Thank you for clarification! Yes, not only being smart, えらい can decorate many other things. It is really neutral, can be positive and negative. えらい人 ≒ great/honorable person, えらいことになった = very bad thing happened. If you have to choose whether it means positive or negative, your safe bet is “negative.” Even when it is used in a positive expression, it always sounds a bit like the meaning of the very similar word えらそう (arrogant). It is hard to describe but if you think a person great from the bottom of your heart, you won’t describe the person えらい人. You would just say 偉大な人 or すごい人. In my opinion, えらい highly depends on the social context. People say えらい人 is great but you may or may not agree with it.
Below is one of the most popular anisong (anime song).
ruclips.net/video/u32-Y6S8tmU/видео.html
There is a line that says エジソンはえらい人。そんなの常識 = Edison is a great person. That’s a common sense. You can see here that えらい is just a social contract.
By the way, we just published another video on adjectives and more to come: ruclips.net/video/J3zgNY-QPk0/видео.html
Joytan App wow🤩 thank you for such an in-depth clarification!🙏 I think I know what you mean! For sure I will check other videos (and that anisong haha) Thanks once more and 頑張ってね😉😅
Great , Arigatou gozaimashita
Thank you
Arigato gozaimasu 🙏🙏.
Happy to help!
これはよかったです！ありがてう！🤗😘🐈
Good to know. Good to know😏
ありがとう*
It would be more helpful if you can give us example sentence to some adj.we seldom hear..highly appreciated.👌👌
Thank you for your feedback. You inspired me to make this! ruclips.net/video/FRFDrSSnOhQ/видео.html
thanks sansei
Thank you for the PDF. That’s so generous.😃
please help me to fine the na-adjectives which are end with e.
と"うも ありか"とう こ"さ"います
せんせい😊❤
コメントありがとうございます．とてもうれしいです＾＾
Deep okay
Thanks
ありがとうございますwwww
It's our pleasure.
Thanks man
Are all of those words n5 level?
Hope u answer my comment🥺
6:07 - e-ra-so-u (erabatteiru has a different meaning)
My bad. The entry was originally for erabatteru, but I changed it to erasou because the latter sounds more familiar to me. I forgot changing the romaji. You are very careful. Thank you!
Please try it to make a long sentences for those words it should be great and hard work
If u can do that
Thank you for your feedback. Adding long sentences is great. Will give it a shot!
How about these?
- ruclips.net/video/HTmfUyQp09E/видео.html
- ruclips.net/video/UkOV0ZE1PnE/видео.html
Super
huh, seizenna. 9:20
Cool. But no organization as to topic
Arigatou gozaimasu
👍👍👍👍👍
Surely this list was not made by a native speaker. This is supposed to an adjective list. There are many adjectives for sure, but this list is full of verbs and nouns. Very confusing for new learners.
Ur app is a nightmare with poor interface and requires using excel and text editor make it work with 2 or more different voices/languages, but in the end it's ok although most of voices are broken
You need to be more specific with terms here since it's really hard to follow your point.
Nowadays our android app (in case that's your meaning) is mostly guided towards language professionals and teachers eager to share their voice with the language learning community. We'd recommend an attempt to better understand the topic before jumping at conclusions. The people who actually used the app to provide their voices were all happy to do so because of its structure simplicity and ease of use. The 'broken voices' you're referring to are probably the occasional TTS voice used in the videos once in a while. These days we're mostly using human voices for the majority of content we post, so no problem there. The fresh human voices in the latest videos all belong to highly skilled professionals and just people who are utterly wonderful to deal with. They provide voices, in return we provide them with more clients. Both parties provide decent quality content for free viewing online. It's a triple-win situation.
Anyhow, we'd like people to appreciate the free content and the effort behind it better than to leave vague 'constructive criticism'-esque comments about probably a highly outdated app we used years ago. FYI the software we're using right now is vastly different and superior to whatever has been put online, all because of cycles and cycles of meticulous constant improvement.
Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. Joytan team wishes you a great day wherever you are in the world. ❤❤❤