Thanks for making this video i think I'm Little bit talented now i only make 3 wrong answers 🕊️ heheh appreciate you and your hard work for making and teaching others ❤️
Hello minna! I have a question. At 6:46, the video shows, "kore wa nihongo de nandesu ka?" I know that the particle "で" is typically used to mark the place of action, but in this context, it seemed to have a different usage.
Dark frozenさん ありがとうございます。 Thank you for watching my video! The difference between "ni" and "de". The (place) in "(place) に" means "a certain place", such as "he is at the university". かれは だいがくに います。 kare wa daigaku NI imasu The (place) in "(place) で" means "the place where you act", such as "I will study at university". わたしは だいがくで べんきょうします。 watashi wa daigaku DE benkyou shimasu For number 22, memorize the sentence pattern. 【connection】 Verb [masu form] + にいく go to watch みにいく。mi ni iku go to eat たべにいく。tabe ni iku go listen ききにいく。 kiki ni iku
catcat 3 さん Thank you for the question! “NI" is also used as a particle when giving and receiving things. For example ⭐️I gave my wife a present. わたしは つまに プレゼントを あげました。 watashiwa tsumaNI purezento o agemashita ⭐️I taught Ann Japanese. わたしは アンさんに にほんごを おしえました。 watashiwa AnsanNI nihongo o oshiemashita ⭐️Anne gave me a present. アンさんは わたしに プレゼントをくれました。 Ansanwa watashiNI purezento o kuremashita ⭐️Ann taught me English. アンさんは わたしに えいごを おしえてくれました。 Ansanwa watashiNI eigo o oshietekuremashita ありがとうございました！ Thank you🥰
“先生に聞きます'' is a sentence structure in which the direct object is omitted, but it is grammatically and semantically correct.d semantically correct. "先生" cannot be the direct object of "聞く" ○○ に△△を聞きます。 ○○= indirect object △△=direct object Sentences with no omitted object ↓ 私は先生に答えを聞きます。I will ask the teacher for the answer. ありがとうございました🥰
The usage of the Japanese particles "に" and "で" is a little difficult. (場所）に存在する （場所）で動作する の考え方です。 ⚫︎例文「に」 うちに子犬がいます。 ここに座ってもいいですか。 バスに乗って学校まで行きます。 夜はお風呂に入ります。 彼の家に泊まります。 ここに車を停めないで。 ⚫︎例文「で」 うちで仕事をしています。 駅前の映画館で映画を見ます。 家で練習します。 教室で勉強します。 子供は公園で遊んでいます。 明日学校で運動会が行われます。 thank you!
Hello sensei! Thanks for the video, it helps a lot but I just have a question, I'm confuse with #19 I thought the answer is Ni why is it De? Please can you enlighten me? Thank you!
dolphinman360さん ありがとうございます！ "E" has a nuance of direction. While "NI" focuses on the destination itself, "E" focuses on a broader area, that is, the path and direction toward the destination along with the destination. Doraemon exists in that place, so we use "NI".
James Pacionさん ありがとう🥰 "E" has a nuance of direction. While "NI" focuses on the destination itself, "E" focuses on a broader area, that is, the path and direction toward the destination along with the destination.However, in colloquial language, even Japanese people are ambiguous about this distinction. Either way the story will work. とうきょうに行きます。Tōkyō Ni ikimasu とうきょうへ行きます。Tōkyō E ikimasu Both are good. Thank you.🧚♀️
Avery Sacksさん ありがとう！ For example, What do you call flower in Japanese? 「flower」は にほんごで なんといいますか。flower wa nihongo de nan to īmasuka? “Flower" is "Hana" in Japanese.「flower」は にほんごで「はな」です。 flower wa nihongo de hana desu. “De” is the same way to use it."では(dewa)" is also ok.
@@emangustino3510 Sorry for the late reply. Particles do not have kanji. 私は➡[は] is a particle, so write it in hiragana. 度いたしまして➡This [どう] is also in hiragana. no kanji. the correct answer is「どういたしまして」. Good luck to you!🥰
![JLPT N5 Grammar Test with Answers and Guide #02 [ Japanese for Beginners ]](/img/1.gif)
Very good practice exercises. Thank you for this wonderful video.
こちらこそありがとうございます🥰
Thank you so much sensei for your wonderful video 1mistake Once again alots of thanks 😊😊💕😊💕💕
こちらこそありがとうございます🥰
Thank you for this practicing lesson Sensei.
こちらこそありがとうございます🥰
ありがとうございました 先生
Win Min さん
こちらこそ
みていただき ありがとうございました。🥰
ありがとうどございます❤
こちらこそありがとうございます🥰
This quiz suits my level. Thanks!
Ting Bieさん
ありがとうございます。
Thank you for watching my video! your comment made me happy.🥰
Could you make a video how to differences between the particle please
Thank you very much
ありがとう先生🥰
Bikash Shahi さん
こちらこそ ありがとうございます🧚♀️😊❤️
Very helpful. Thank you ❤
Anuradha Duttaさん
ありがとうございます🌸
Thank you for watching my video.
Your comment makes me happy.🥰
とても かんたん です。 ありがとうございます 先生。❤️
ありがとうございます😊
Thanks
thank you sense
ありがとうございます😊
ありがとうごさいました 先生
こちらこそありがとうございます🥰
I got almost all the answers correct I was so happy I did a happy dance🤣🤣
Giさん
Wow! you are awesome! Your comments made me happy. I want you to continue to like Japanese.🥰
ありがとう🌸
Unbelievable voice sensei and learning ❤🎉
Thanks for making this video i think I'm Little bit talented now i only make 3 wrong answers 🕊️ heheh appreciate you and your hard work for making and teaching others ❤️
ありがとうございます！
Your comment makes me happy!🤩
Hello minna!
I have a question. At 6:46, the video shows, "kore wa nihongo de nandesu ka?" I know that the particle "で" is typically used to mark the place of action, but in this context, it seemed to have a different usage.
ありがとうございます。
The most correct way to say it is ``では'', but ``で'' is the best of the options.
お返事遅くなってごめんなさい。
ありがとうございました先生💖🥰🙏🙏
Dilip Subediさん
こちらこそ みてもらえて うれしいです🥰
ありがとうございました🧚♀️
Arigatho sensei 🙏
HUAWEI Y5さん
ありがとう🥰
Thank you for watching my video. Your comment makes me happy.🌷
ありがとうございます
Azgor Dancakeさん
こちらこそ、ありがとうございます🧚♀️🥰
27/30
26/30. Not bad
I've got 22 XD. I always mixed de and ni
Dark frozenさん
ありがとうございます。
Thank you for watching my video!
The difference between "ni" and "de".
The (place) in "(place) に" means "a certain place", such as "he is at the university".
かれは だいがくに います。
kare wa daigaku NI imasu
The (place) in "(place) で" means "the place where you act", such as "I will study at university".
わたしは だいがくで べんきょうします。
watashi wa daigaku DE benkyou shimasu
For number 22, memorize the sentence pattern.
【connection】
Verb [masu form] + にいく
go to watch みにいく。mi ni iku
go to eat たべにいく。tabe ni iku
go listen ききにいく。 kiki ni iku
27❤
Thank you for uploading this! Cute and helpful! Love how the video is presented. 🤩 Got 2 mistakes 🥲
Adelyn Gazoさん
ありがとうございます。
Thank you for watching my video. Your comment makes me happy.🥰
Why is particle Ni used in the example 6? I thought Ni was used for location and time
catcat 3 さん
Thank you for the question!
“NI" is also used as a particle when giving and receiving things.
For example
⭐️I gave my wife a present.
わたしは つまに プレゼントを あげました。
watashiwa tsumaNI purezento o agemashita
⭐️I taught Ann Japanese.
わたしは アンさんに にほんごを おしえました。
watashiwa AnsanNI nihongo o oshiemashita
⭐️Anne gave me a present.
アンさんは わたしに プレゼントをくれました。
Ansanwa watashiNI purezento o kuremashita
⭐️Ann taught me English.
アンさんは わたしに えいごを おしえてくれました。
Ansanwa watashiNI eigo o oshietekuremashita
ありがとうございました！
Thank you🥰
Ah I see now! ありがとうございますせんせい！😊🙏
Hi Sensei, may I ask why Ni is used on question #9?
“先生に聞きます'' is a sentence structure in which the direct object is omitted, but it is grammatically and semantically correct.d semantically correct.
"先生" cannot be the direct object of "聞く"
○○ に△△を聞きます。
○○= indirect object
△△=direct object
Sentences with no omitted object
↓
私は先生に答えを聞きます。I will ask the teacher for the answer.
ありがとうございました🥰
どうも ありがとう ございます😊
The answer of question 19 should be に under the same reason as question 12 because both verbs are statical verbs.
The usage of the Japanese particles "に" and "で" is a little difficult.
(場所）に存在する
（場所）で動作する
の考え方です。
⚫︎例文「に」
うちに子犬がいます。
ここに座ってもいいですか。
バスに乗って学校まで行きます。
夜はお風呂に入ります。
彼の家に泊まります。
ここに車を停めないで。
⚫︎例文「で」
うちで仕事をしています。
駅前の映画館で映画を見ます。
家で練習します。
教室で勉強します。
子供は公園で遊んでいます。
明日学校で運動会が行われます。
thank you!
Some particular missing but maximum good 👍
fazle rabbiさん
Thank you for watching my video!
ありがとう🥰
30/26
ありがとうございます😊
Hello sensei! Thanks for the video, it helps a lot but I just have a question, I'm confuse with #19 I thought the answer is Ni why is it De? Please can you enlighten me? Thank you!
ありがとうございます。
yes. The answer is "で".
Judging by the verb that follows.
ほんやのまえでまっています。◎
ほんやのまえにいきます。◎
お返事遅くなってごめんなさい。
すごいですね
Dilip Subediさん
こんばんは！
コメントありがとうございます🥰
I think the thumbnail is doraemon ga ie e imasu. Correct me if im wrong
dolphinman360さん
ありがとうございます！
"E" has a nuance of direction.
While "NI" focuses on the destination itself, "E" focuses on a broader area, that is, the path and direction toward the destination along with the destination.
Doraemon exists in that place, so we use "NI".
❤❤❤❤
Ben Hahaさん
ありがとうございます🥰
Thank you for watching my video‼️
Can i ask what's the difference between "ni" and "e"? Thankyou
James Pacionさん
ありがとう🥰
"E" has a nuance of direction.
While "NI" focuses on the destination itself, "E" focuses on a broader area, that is, the path and direction toward the destination along with the destination.However, in colloquial language, even Japanese people are ambiguous about this distinction. Either way the story will work.
とうきょうに行きます。Tōkyō Ni ikimasu
とうきょうへ行きます。Tōkyō E ikimasu
Both are good.
Thank you.🧚♀️
Could someone explain why #15 is de?
Avery Sacksさん
ありがとう！
For example,
What do you call flower in Japanese? 「flower」は にほんごで なんといいますか。flower wa nihongo de nan to īmasuka?
“Flower" is "Hana" in Japanese.「flower」は にほんごで「はな」です。 flower wa nihongo de hana desu.
“De” is the same way to use it."では(dewa)" is also ok.
Sensei doyou have jft modle papers
Dishnitha Savinduさん
Thank you for watching my video. 🥰
I have A1A2 textbooks from jft called Irodori. Do you have any questions about it?
@@lalatayo Sensei i have it but idont have any modle papers for jft exam😢
@@dishnithasavindu3721
Have you seen the sample tests on the jft homepage?
www.jpf.go.jp/jft-basic/sample/q01.html
Good luck to you!🥰
Aomeone explain 19 question
ありがとうございます😊
hlo namaste mam.. I am from npl
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Vinod SinGhさん
namaste
Hello
こんにちは😃
Thank you for watching my video!
धन्यवाद
ありがとう🥰
Arigatho gasaimuse
deepthi kumaraさん
ありがとうございます。
Arigatō gozaimasu🥰
私 和 エマン です よるしこ onigaishimasu
Eman Gustinoさん
コメントありがとうございます!😊
Komento arigtōgozaimasu!
Thank you for your comment.
私はららたよです。
よろしくおねがいします🥰
yoroshiku onegaishimasu
度いたしまして
@@emangustino3510
Sorry for the late reply.
Particles do not have kanji.
私は➡[は] is a particle, so write it in hiragana.
度いたしまして➡This [どう] is also in hiragana. no kanji.
the correct answer is「どういたしまして」.
Good luck to you!🥰
Thanks