Quick tip: The conjugation for ずに is just the conjugation for negativity with the ない replaced with ず or ずに. It also makes sense since "without" implies negativity.
Of course I know this. But the worst thing I could do is grammar stack on a video series that are most likely not watched in order. Statistically speaking this could be someone’s first video and that throwaway thing I did explaining あ form going to わ might be the biggest thing the new viewer learns.
@@HyperLuigi37 - I understand. My point is that if the listener didn't know that it would just confuse them more. You will see in videos that I often repeat something that some students might know because I don't assume everyone will know. That is the "Japanese From Zero!" way of thinking. But of course you are right.
Let me add to this... what I was doing was giving a rule that would work for ANYTIME you need to go to あ form when the verb ends in う. Sometimes I will even explain いる・える verbs again despite most people using JFZ knowing this. I don't like to assume prior knowledge. I am certain everyone benefits from a bit of review. Peace.
@@Angelo-wg2kb If 8man doesn't defeat "one nice girl we both know" who smiled so evilly in the last minute of s2, I'd feel so sad for Yukino. Very exited for it too, I even tried to peak at the light novels :D
Honestly I think 10 minutes is a better format. 5 is too short. But don't go Misa style 45 minutes long. 10 minutes or so Is a great way to get a small daily dose of grammar while still giving me time to learn kanji and do integration activities like writing, speaking, reading, and listening.
I really like how you explain these concepts. That being said, I think the 5-minute format is limiting you (you did 10 minutes on this one which was great). Take your time, I am sure most of your subscribers would prefer it. 授業を教えてありがとう！
I've a question. How can i create sentences like "as ADJECTIVE as". I know, が早いか is existing, but it seems only for はやい. I couldn't find p.e. がつよいか in google. A video to this grammar would be very appreciated.
Wait! Sorry, I may be wrong because of the different rules that this can go with. But for the phrase “負けず嫌い” isn’t the “ぎらい” part pronounced “きらい”? Because that means “to hate”. Why does it change to ぎ ?
Yeah I kind of wish native Japanese grammar terms were taught more often. Ichidan, godan? Come on man, I'm pretty sure we know what one and five are by now.
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Quick tip: The conjugation for ずに is just the conjugation for negativity with the ない replaced with ず or ずに.
It also makes sense since "without" implies negativity.
Just what I was going to say. That’s why 食わず uses わ, because 食う／食います are う/い verbs, which means their ない form is 食わない
Of course I know this. But the worst thing I could do is grammar stack on a video series that are most likely not watched in order. Statistically speaking this could be someone’s first video and that throwaway thing I did explaining あ form going to わ might be the biggest thing the new viewer learns.
Learn Japanese From Zero! We were saying for anyone who does already know ない form.
@@HyperLuigi37 - I understand. My point is that if the listener didn't know that it would just confuse them more. You will see in videos that I often repeat something that some students might know because I don't assume everyone will know. That is the "Japanese From Zero!" way of thinking. But of course you are right.
Let me add to this... what I was doing was giving a rule that would work for ANYTIME you need to go to あ form when the verb ends in う. Sometimes I will even explain いる・える verbs again despite most people using JFZ knowing this. I don't like to assume prior knowledge. I am certain everyone benefits from a bit of review. Peace.
I think you shouldn't try too hard to stay under 5 minutes... I like additional information
Hello Hachiman! ^_^
@@ТинаРоуСюжет2.0 hello there!
@@Angelo-wg2kb "If the truth is a cruel mistress, then a lie must be a nice girl..." - will be my favorite quote from you 👍
@@ТинаРоуСюжет2.0 yes I like it as well, also I'm excited for s3
@@Angelo-wg2kb If 8man doesn't defeat "one nice girl we both know" who smiled so evilly in the last minute of s2, I'd feel so sad for Yukino. Very exited for it too, I even tried to peak at the light novels :D
Thank so much George
9:26
I like the new name change 😂
The outtakes at the end are hilarious!
Honestly I think 10 minutes is a better format. 5 is too short. But don't go Misa style 45 minutes long. 10 minutes or so Is a great way to get a small daily dose of grammar while still giving me time to learn kanji and do integration activities like writing, speaking, reading, and listening.
The ending is hilarious 😂😂
I really like how you explain these concepts. That being said, I think the 5-minute format is limiting you (you did 10 minutes on this one which was great). Take your time, I am sure most of your subscribers would prefer it.
授業を教えてありがとう！
I love the bloopers at the end lol. Please do more of them! :)
Thanks for always reminding me that I live in a strange country 8:44 😆😆
OMG a blooper real at the end, absolutely love it, thank you George San been waiting for one of these
This is the same rule like informal? かう － かわ － かわない ？
I LOVE ❤️ studying with your videos! Thanks for all this contents
I really appreciate this section. Thank you very much George! 🌈
The outtakes 😂😂😂🙏🏻
I've a question. How can i create sentences like "as ADJECTIVE as". I know, が早いか is existing, but it seems only for はやい. I couldn't find p.e. がつよいか in google. A video to this grammar would be very appreciated.
Loved the outtakes! I always thought you did it in one take ;-)
Normally it is one take. I just couldn’t nail the start this time.
rofl, bloopers were funny as hell. Thanks George!
nice t shirt , i think that you visited india...pleased to see this tshirt ...and your videos are really helpful...😊😊
An unrelated question:
Can I use 隻耳 for a person with one ear?
1:25 relax George sensei, everyone forgets their knee from time to time
Jimmy Cliff: You can get it if you really want. But you must try, and try, and try.
Wait! Sorry, I may be wrong because of the different rules that this can go with. But for the phrase “負けず嫌い” isn’t the “ぎらい” part pronounced “きらい”? Because that means “to hate”. Why does it change to ぎ ?
I believe what you're talking about is known as "rendaku". A quick search should explain it more than I could.
hydrangea elise Ahh okay okay. Thanks for telling me this. I’ll search it up and see
Yeah I kind of wish native Japanese grammar terms were taught more often.
Ichidan, godan?
Come on man, I'm pretty sure we know what one and five are by now.
3:33 WHAT DOES THIS SENTENCE TRANSLATE TO?
I like this fast pace George, but please don't strain yourself. lol
毎日仕事に朝ご飯を食べずに行きます。
There are many students who have troubles, not being able to read kanji
Best one: Japanese from son of a bitch
Notif squad 😎
The fastest view in the east
You are wearing t-shirt written the name of Hindu Gods! :) Are you connected to India or Hinduism by anyway or learning Hindi?
yeah hare rama hare krishna..
Dude just make it Japanese in 10. We get more info and you can be consistent and unrushed. Win-win lol.
I like the name though........ changing it to Japanese in 10 will just mean I go for 30 minutes!
Never heard of Japanese from Son of a bitch lol