How to Say IF in JAPANESE with ば | How to Use BA Japanese Grammar
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Do you know how to use the Japanese word BA (ば)? You can use ば to say "IF" in Japanese! Today I will teach you how to use ば as quickly as possible, using Japanese example sentences, and simple explanations. By the end of this lesson, you should be able to comfortably use the BA Japanese grammar point yourself!
In the series 3 Minute Thursday, I teach short grammar points from the book A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar (link below). Today we cover the grammar point ば.
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Practice using ば, here!
I really like this series on Thursdays. Thank you for all that you do!
Thank YOU for watching. 😁 I'm happy that you are finding it useful/enjoyable!
I like this as this was detailed and to the point. Sometimes I just want to understand/refresh a concept and other videos are just too in depth or have a lot of fluff. Those videos have their place, but a video like this (while not a short), presents the content in a manner were it is still compact (i.e it is not spread out over 30 minutes of examples and anecdotes about the presenter).
A really helpful video, with everything so clearly explained. Thanks!
I always love the grammar tips on Thursdays!!!
You got first again! Winning. =D
Thanks Andy for another great video. Could you do a video on interviewing in Japanese, with useful phrases, common answers, etc? Would be super helpful!
That's a great idea! It will take quite a bit of research and planning, so it might take awhile, but I already have some ideas on how to make it fun.
Brilliant as usual. I wish my teacher explains in your style
Thank you! I'm happy it is able to help. ☺️
Great video! Thank you.
Thanks for watching! =)
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thank you!
Hi, can you explain the difference between kureba and kurereba? It feels the same but I believe the nuance is different.
Ohhh and boom! 💥
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ビデオを作って有難うございます。
ですよね！
3分でなかなか終わらない。笑
3分以上の動画でも大丈夫です！
話せれば夜と霧しないでください。
Im studying n4 grammar now! Im a little confused with ば conjugation nouns and な adjectives for ば is just なら rather than ならば is that ok or do they mean the same?
very good explanation, but I still can't tell difference between using this "ba" expression and "tara" expression
I think たら is used for な and い adjectives.
It can also be used for (when/after/if)
while ば stands for (if...then) conditionally
Not the a professional but hope that helps
@@ahabrawgaming1289 what's your references
@@ahabrawgaming1289 that's not really it
@@MRez-kl5fe miku real Japanese explains it well
@@venus1430 thanks ill check it out
What is the difference between nara, ba, to and Tara. Why are there so many ways to say if.
I somehow understand 'To' now but the rest confuse me.
But the video was a bit helpful
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japanese people tell me that "if" is tara or nara. Something is wrong with this video
There are at least 4 different ways to say "if" depending on the situation. なら is the most situational, たら is the safe bet, and ば is generally followed by a positive outcome.
can this guy alveolar trill? everytime he says “る” it sounds like he is saying “du”
I hear "る" perfectly...
@@almandozcarlos Well I here it too, but when he says “る” by itself, it sounds like “du”