Idk what y’all mean but I know over 1k words from duolingo I use this video to break down my Japanese and familiarize myself with informal/casual versions because I have trouble with just remembering lol But then again, most of my learning came from duolingo because of its forum, so many answers are being answered by real life people and opinions
Reading the comments under this video genuinely warms my heart. English-speaking people have a blast learning Japanese from it, japanese people have a blast learning English from it and everybody's wishing each other good luck Keep studying, guys
I wanted to learn japanese for a long time. It sounds really really good. Mostly I watched japanese stuff in anime and I started getting into it. It's the only reason why I like anime tbh.
I'm Japanese, but the Japanese introduced in this video is often used in everyday life in Japan, so those who are learning Japanese now should remember it.Since I am using the translation function, the text may be a little strange.
Can you help me? I want to know what does the following sentence mean: anata wabaka, watashinojinsei ni ite kurete arigato It's Japanese written in English words.
@@Kamal_AL-Hinai In case you don't get a response, allow me to provide. So, I am not a fluent speaker and am only a beginning student, so I did run this through a translator. It is very hard to tell what some things mean without kana, however according to the translator, I got this... "You Japanese idiot, thank you for being in my life" I have absolutely no idea if it is correct or what context this sentence would be used in, but that's what google translate said. However, you cannot always rely on Romaji (Japanese roman), being that without the use of kana and especially kanji, it removes a lot of the sentence's obvious meaning. For example, Shiro means both the colour White and Castle, as in the surname Nanashiro, meaning Seven-Castle. But without context, it can technically mean either being the lack of Kanji or Hiragana. I hope this helped. :)
@@Kamal_AL-Hinai Soo I think your sentence is supposed to be like this: 貴方はバカ、私の人生にいてくれてありがとう。 Which basically means: "You idiot, thank you for being in my life." A typical phase from an anime main female character I guess 😏
How are you = Genki? I'm good = Genki. Thank you = Arigatou. I'm sorry = Gomen. Yes = Un. No = Uun. Are you ok? = Daijoubu? Hi = Yahho-. Sure = iiyo. I'm tired = Tsukareta. I'm sleepy = Nemui. It's hot = Atsui. It's very hot = Meccha atsui. It's cold = Samui. Nice = iine. Really? = Hontou? Good for you = Yokattane. Just a lil bit = Chottodake. Don't worry = Kinishinaide. I understand = Wakatta. I don't understand = Wakaranai. Did you understand? = Wakatta? Wait = Matte. Why = Nande. Me too = Watashimo. Let's go = ikou. Let's go together = isshoni ikou. What's wrong? = Doushitano? What? = Nani? No way = Arienai. I can't believe it = Shinjirarenai. And? = Sorede? What do you think? = Dou omou? But = Demo. I see = Naruhodo. What was it called? = Nandakke? I don't remember = Oboetenai. I know that = Shitteru. I didn't know that = Shiranakatta. What did u say? = Nante itta. Can u say that again? = Mouikkai itte. I forgot = Wasurechatta. Wonderful = Sugoi! What time is it? = ima nanji? What do u wanna eat? = Nani tabetai? What do u wanna drink?= Nani nomitai? I'm not sure yet = Mada wakaranai. I'm almost there = Mousugu tsuku. I think so too = Watashimo sou omou. Who is it? = Dare? Can you see it? = Mieru? Just kidding = Joudan. See you = Matane. See you tomorrow = Mata ashita. See you next week = Mata raishu. I'm running a bit late = Chotto okureru. I'm surprised = Bikkuri shita. When? = itsu? Where are you now? = ima doko? Hurry up = isoide. Its funny = Omoshiroi. Its not funny = Omoshirokunai. I'm hungry = Onaka suita. I'm full = Onaka ippai. I have a headache = Atama itai. What should i do? = Doushiyou? I want to see you = Aitai. It's cute = Kawaii. It's not cute = Kawaikunai. More = Motto. You're smart = Atama iine. How old are you? = Nansai? What sport do u like? = Sukina. supo-tsuwa What's ur fav anime? = ichiban sukina animewa? Where are u from? = Doko shusshin? Do u wanna come? = Kuru. I can't do it = Dekinai. I don't wanna study = Benkyou. shitakunai? I don't wanna do anything = Nanimo shitakunai. Look = Mite. Can you hear that? = Kikoeru? Whatever is fine = Nandemo iiyo. It's been a while = Hisashiburi. How have you been? = Genkidatta? I'm nervous = Kincho-suru. Good luck = Ganbatte. Don't cry = Nakanaide. It can't be helped = Shouganai. I like it = Suki. I don't like it = Sukijanai. I'm busy = Isogashii. Are you busy? = Isogashii? See you next time = Mata kondone. I'll text you = Renraku surune. Call me = Denwa shite. I'm looking forward to it = Tanoshimi. It's easy to understand = Wakariyasui. It's difficult to understand = Wakarinikui. Can you open the window? = Mado akete kurenai? Congratulations! = Omodetou! I did iiiit :'D
here's some tips you could use to help memorize them! 1.write them down in english, romanized, and in hiragana (and katakana if needed), personally i didn't write any kanji because i dont know much, but make sure to learn your hiragana and katakana! you don't have to know all of them, but it would make it easier. 2.go over them in your note book, and write a check next to the phrase whenever you think you got it memorized. still make sure to remember to go over the words that you have a check on to make sure you don't forget them right after memorizing them. 3.if someone you know is fluent, go ask them if your pronunciation is correct, or go to them to ask what some words mean. 4. try your hardest to think in japanese. i'm starting to adapt to thinking in japanese so sometimes instead of saying the words in english i accidentally say them in japanese, which i think it's a good thing! gl everyone:D
I dont ever recall learning so much Japanese in only 13 minutes. Thank you and well done sensi. Also your voice is very soothing its putting me to sleep, and i mean this in an absolutely none-creepy way 💚
外国の方もこうやって日本語勉強してるのかなと思うと英語の勉強も頑張れる😂 お互い頑張りましょう。💪✨ Thinking that foreigners are studying Japanese in this way also motivates me to study English.😂 Let's study enjoy together.💪✨
If you have learnt Chinese, you will soon find that there are lots of similarities between Japanese grammar and Chinese grammar.(By the way, I'm a Chinese person. It's not hard for me to read Japanese 'cause I can know what a word means even if I don't know how to read the Kanji and don't know what the word actually means.) So after all, I have to say that you don't need to put 2 最近s. (Because you don't need to put 2 最近s even in the Chinese!)
That was extremely educative! just a little opinion but, it could be even better if there was pictures associated to the sentences to make it easier to memorize.
For a begginger whose like me (8 months of learning)this phrases will really help me to communicate to others. It also opens up new ways of creating simple sentences. I am so greatful that i stumbled to your channel last month. ありがとうございます、あなたのおかげで、たくさんのことを学びました。
its crazy how 8 months for japanese is still a beginner. In languages like french you'd probs be fluent if not near. Its crazy how much languages differ.
I am 12 and I work day and night to learn, I started learning when I was 8 because my aunt used to tell me about it. My goal is to move out to Japan when I'm 20 and go to school for art so I can learn more about there artistry
I'm Japanese, and I'm still learing English. Please forgive me if there are some grammatical mistakes in this comment. I watched this video and I think it is very nice! I recommend it. You would be able to use these words in daily life. I know Japanese is very difficult to learn. Actually, sometimes it is difficult for us. But, I don't want you to give up! I'm rooting for you! I'm looking forward to talking with you in each other's language. 頑張れ！🎌
Your English is quite good !I'm also trying my best to learn japanese .I wish to visit japan in future! It is a beautiful country with a beautiful language!
small fact: gomen is short for gomennasai. also, as i remember; majika can also be used as "really?" but mostly used in a negative form such as "seriously?" ikou can be used as "lets go" and ikoka can be used as "shall we go?".
Thank you for including kanji words in your video. A lot of videos on RUclips don't introduce us to kanji words so it's harder for us to understand, learn and use kanji in words/sentences.
Thank you! I'm attempting to study Japanese by myself (there's no locations that I could ask for Japanese classes around me) and it has been very difficult. Thank you once more.
Hello Tanaka san!.. I've been in Japan for 3 years as an intern and also started my vlog teaching basic Japanese. Your channel is a big help for me to refresh my Japanese skills as well. Thank you so much!! 🥰
Watching this made me realize how much japanese i actually know! I use duolingo and started reading mangas to learn japanese, i figured it would be an impressive second language, i recognized a lot of the words
I heard that japanese people don’t use “Genki” or “Ogenki desuka” because it’s a way of saying “How have you BEEN?” To the person that you haven’t seen in a long time, So it’s not the “How are you” to use on someone you are meeting often.
@@alwayscorrect5403 I am a young Japanese man. I'm using Google Translate. I sometimes ask Frank about "genki datta?" (Did you feel well while you weren't meeting) to a friend you met after a long time. In my opinion, there is no "genki?" Used for casual greetings such as "How are you" in everyday life. I'm sorry if the answer doesn't follow the question.
It's really helpful to know that a lot of simple phrases about asking somebody boil down to: "Good?" "Good." "Understood?" "Understood." as in Wakatta would be the same word, but a different intonation changes the meaning a lot. Thank you for the video!
What I learned from this video? •Easy informal words/sentences •double t is prolonged in japanese This pushed me to go to learn Japanese, maybe in the place I am or in your videos
This is very useful, thank you so much. I've been learning Japanese in a 1-on-1 environment and we cover a lot of language, but it is always formal and follows a question/answer format meaning a lot of this language isnt included. Furthermore, textbooks don't teach this type of vocabulary because, once again, they stick to more formal conversational structures. However, I'm now in Japan for a month trying to improve my language skills in anticipation of moving here permanently in the next year or so and it's been very helpful to get additional instruction on this type of casual speech. だから本当にありがとうございます！
This video was exactly what I needed to learn informal Japanese! I’ve been wanting to learn this from anime/drama but it was difficult. But this video was easy to understand and extremely helpful ❤️ I always love learning from your page and channel. Thank you for making this video. 田中先生ありがとうございます。😊
I’m currently slowly writing down all of the words and hiragana here to help me with remembering, this has taught me so much more than duolingo did after taking it for almost a year! Thank you so much!!
I'm a beginner studying Japanese and you have no idea how much this has helped me! It's much easier to communicate with these sentences and by these videos, I'm even beginning to understand anime (and correct some subtitles)!
Can you help me? I want to know what does the following sentence mean: anata wabaka, watashinojinsei ni ite kurete arigato It's Japanese written in English words.
Along with anime, this and Japanese subtitles in series it has helped me alot! I was able to understand what a sushi chef said at a restaurant very smoothly for some reason thank you!!!
with this lesson that I just discovered, I don't have to feel bad about not keeping up with my duo lingo.. Here, I can speak full sentences in just one try!!! dang! this is good stuff thanks!
For some reason I can read some of these characters and have no clue why, lmao I only got interested in Japanese after finding that my grandfather was born a few days after Hiroshima. Wanted to learn my roots.
@@pressmybutton It's amazing to be able to read Japanese! I was very happy to see foreigners who could speak Japanese!So I wanted to be a Japanese who could speak English, so I'm studying English! I am very happy that you are interested in Japanese! Thank you very much. I'm sorry if there's anything I don't understand. I hope your wish will come true！！ I'm using a translator, so I'm sorry if it doesn't get across well.
Japanese has a lot of words to describe same means. If you have interested, please check other words. I'm happy for a lot of people interested in Japanese. From one of Japanese students
This is SO useful! I might be playing games and listening to this on the background, repeating phrases. It makes it a lot easier to get used to the language and I love it!
I enjoyed watching this. It is important to note that this is informal Japanese vocabulary, so don't use it with a boss or teacher. This vocabulary is better suited to be used with close friends and family.
Dear Tanaka-Sensei. This is pure gold !! Your channel has just moved to my Number 1 resource within 5 days of checking it out and I'm so happy that I found it. You address very early beginners better than anyone. You also have interesting phrases I've never heard before like やっほー or うん/ううん. Also love Sushi-San and Egg-San. Please dont stop making these videos for the beginner community. ありがと
皆さんが日本語を使いこなせるようになって、日本に来てくれる時を楽しみにしています！応援しています！🎌 Everybody becomes able to manage Japanese and is looking forward to time coming in Japan! I support you!🎌
After spending some time calculating RUclips told me if I study 3-6 hours per day non stop and using the method every baby learn to speak, which is with excessive listening, speaking, mimicking… I am probably able to achieve at least intermediate level within a year. But with 5 months of learning Japanese for now, i can understand some of this video but the problem is i can’t remember it when I need to use them
The fastest way to master Japanese conversation is to watch "Yukkuri Jikkyou". (Because they have subtitles in all their remarks, and there are some Japanese jokes etc.)
I made a quizlet with all the phrases and the hiragana for them. Just search the title of the video :) I love this format and have been watching this video twice a day and using my quizlet until I feel completely confident I know these. Thank you Tanaka san!
@@gaganbajwa4331 It’s a suffix used for,mally for figures older than/in higher power to you, or people you aren’t familiar with! it’s written as ーさん, and goes after a name. For example, you could say.. おはようございますガガンーさん！ (Good morning, Gagan-san!)
thank you for thiss!! ive been learning formal bc yk i wanna go to Japan, and so does my family. just incase i make a few friends id be using informal japanese!!
Pronunciation of Japanese words for me is quite easy, that's because I'm a South African. When you speak out the alphabet in Afrikaans then it sounds completely different in English but the letters sounds almost identical in Japanese, that's why I find Japanese speech relatively easy.
Funny how most of the phrases in japanese i kind of knew most of it it prolly because i used to watch too much anime (more than thousands of anime in mal last time i checked) and played quite a lot of visual novel back then. Recently i have been learning to read common japanese phrases with kanji and this actually helps me a lot in identifying the kanji used in common informal conversation. My initial goal is to actually being able to read japanese visual novel that does not have english localisation, might take a few years but starting with something is better than nothing at all. Hopefully my determination does not died out early xD
I'm currently learning Japanese through the Genki books and some of these are in there and some aren't! I would assume traditional textbooks would teach you how to speak the most formal way as possible, even with your friends lol
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日本人だけど興味本位で見にきたらめっちゃ分かりやすくてびっくり。
やっほーとか軽い挨拶を海外の人が言ってくれたらめっちゃ嬉しくなる。
やっほーって言われたら凄く親近感湧きますね笑
I am from India
Konichiwa , hajimemashite
I am a nerd or you can say otaku and really want to speak with a japnese
海外でも沢山オタクって居るんだな
私もオタクだけど
@@Sololevellingwarrior Me too
Hello!
Oie! (ポルトガル語-ブラジル)
こんにちは!
Kon'nichiwa!
She literally taught me more in 13 minutes japanese word than duolingo in 100 days streak.
I’ve been using duolingo for only like 35 days now. But I’ve learned more in other apps in a single day, other then in this trashy duolingo💀.
Ikr duolingo just keeps repeating words
duolingo is useful if you practice with something more. Not just the app. Youre kinda stupid or lazy
Idk what y’all mean but I know over 1k words from duolingo
I use this video to break down my Japanese and familiarize myself with informal/casual versions because I have trouble with just remembering lol
But then again, most of my learning came from duolingo because of its forum, so many answers are being answered by real life people and opinions
This is so true, I also have duolingo too. I'm learning Hangul and Nihongo but I only learned letters and a few words in 43 days streak.
Reading the comments under this video genuinely warms my heart. English-speaking people have a blast learning Japanese from it, japanese people have a blast learning English from it and everybody's wishing each other good luck
Keep studying, guys
Warms the heart. 😊
Arigatou...!
Good Luck to all of us
Sure 😊
I wanted to learn japanese for a long time. It sounds really really good. Mostly I watched japanese stuff in anime and I started getting into it. It's the only reason why I like anime tbh.
I'm Japanese, but the Japanese introduced in this video is often used in everyday life in Japan, so those who are learning Japanese now should remember it.Since I am using the translation function, the text may be a little strange.
いつか日本に行く予定ですが、言葉がとても難しいと思います。国はとても面白くて美しいです！私は言語を話さないので、私も翻訳者を使用しています :)
Can you help me? I want to know what does the following sentence mean:
anata wabaka, watashinojinsei ni ite kurete arigato
It's Japanese written in English words.
@@Kamal_AL-Hinai In case you don't get a response, allow me to provide. So, I am not a fluent speaker and am only a beginning student, so I did run this through a translator. It is very hard to tell what some things mean without kana, however according to the translator, I got this...
"You Japanese idiot, thank you for being in my life"
I have absolutely no idea if it is correct or what context this sentence would be used in, but that's what google translate said. However, you cannot always rely on Romaji (Japanese roman), being that without the use of kana and especially kanji, it removes a lot of the sentence's obvious meaning. For example, Shiro means both the colour White and Castle, as in the surname Nanashiro, meaning Seven-Castle. But without context, it can technically mean either being the lack of Kanji or Hiragana. I hope this helped. :)
@@plantaxiang that's a weird sentence 😭
@@Kamal_AL-Hinai Soo I think your sentence is supposed to be like this:
貴方はバカ、私の人生にいてくれてありがとう。
Which basically means:
"You idiot, thank you for being in my life."
A typical phase from an anime main female character I guess 😏
I like how "you are smart" literally means "head good".
Right that’s so wrong hahaha 😂😂😂
ちなみに、「頭大丈夫？」と言うと
Is your head okey?
Are you out of your mind？
の2種類の意味に捉えられるよね。
文脈判断が必要！笑
Smart fella 😀
Fart smella 😭
Also “it is hot” kinda pronounced “hotsui” in Japanese Lol definitely will remember that one.
@@ruka1712 Is your head empty?
のみそかさてるの
この動画、日本人も英語の勉強になる‥!!分かりやすくて助かります😳
Tõsi.🤗
@まこはまなか 少なくともお前みたいになりたい奴はおらんぞ
@まこはまなか これが医療従事者になるのキモいな
@@sukonube1342 デカすぎる釣り針定期
@まこはまなか 医学部ってもどんなことやってるか詳しくは知らんけど、こんな人に人の命に関わる仕事はしてほしくないなぁ
This not only is very useful but your voice is so calm and beautiful, it felt like I was listening to an ASMR
I noticed a lot of phrases that I’ve heard in anime lol but this was very useful
Yes
No shit anime is japanese
truu
ya ikr
Samexd
short, very rich and informative, straight to the point without any intros or advertisements and the voice is clear and calming.
A++
Person 1: Genki?
Person 2: Genki
el paz no flarao da brasil um obrigada que pavor señor dios que ver mas morir el ver jamás méxico flarao da españa! pavor de gloria?
How are you = Genki?
I'm good = Genki.
Thank you = Arigatou.
I'm sorry = Gomen.
Yes = Un.
No = Uun.
Are you ok? = Daijoubu?
Hi = Yahho-.
Sure = iiyo.
I'm tired = Tsukareta.
I'm sleepy = Nemui.
It's hot = Atsui.
It's very hot = Meccha atsui.
It's cold = Samui.
Nice = iine.
Really? = Hontou?
Good for you = Yokattane.
Just a lil bit = Chottodake.
Don't worry = Kinishinaide.
I understand = Wakatta.
I don't understand = Wakaranai.
Did you understand? = Wakatta?
Wait = Matte.
Why = Nande.
Me too = Watashimo.
Let's go = ikou.
Let's go together = isshoni ikou.
What's wrong? = Doushitano?
What? = Nani?
No way = Arienai.
I can't believe it = Shinjirarenai.
And? = Sorede?
What do you think? = Dou omou?
But = Demo.
I see = Naruhodo.
What was it called? = Nandakke?
I don't remember = Oboetenai.
I know that = Shitteru.
I didn't know that = Shiranakatta.
What did u say? = Nante itta.
Can u say that again? = Mouikkai itte.
I forgot = Wasurechatta.
Wonderful = Sugoi!
What time is it? = ima nanji?
What do u wanna eat? = Nani tabetai?
What do u wanna drink?= Nani nomitai?
I'm not sure yet = Mada wakaranai.
I'm almost there = Mousugu tsuku.
I think so too = Watashimo sou omou.
Who is it? = Dare?
Can you see it? = Mieru?
Just kidding = Joudan.
See you = Matane.
See you tomorrow = Mata ashita.
See you next week = Mata raishu.
I'm running a bit late = Chotto okureru.
I'm surprised = Bikkuri shita.
When? = itsu?
Where are you now? = ima doko?
Hurry up = isoide.
Its funny = Omoshiroi.
Its not funny = Omoshirokunai.
I'm hungry = Onaka suita.
I'm full = Onaka ippai.
I have a headache = Atama itai.
What should i do? = Doushiyou?
I want to see you = Aitai.
It's cute = Kawaii.
It's not cute = Kawaikunai.
More = Motto.
You're smart = Atama iine.
How old are you? = Nansai?
What sport do u like? = Sukina. supo-tsuwa
What's ur fav anime? = ichiban sukina animewa?
Where are u from? = Doko shusshin?
Do u wanna come? = Kuru.
I can't do it = Dekinai.
I don't wanna study = Benkyou. shitakunai?
I don't wanna do anything = Nanimo shitakunai.
Look = Mite.
Can you hear that? = Kikoeru?
Whatever is fine = Nandemo iiyo.
It's been a while = Hisashiburi.
How have you been? = Genkidatta?
I'm nervous = Kincho-suru.
Good luck = Ganbatte.
Don't cry = Nakanaide.
It can't be helped = Shouganai.
I like it = Suki.
I don't like it = Sukijanai.
I'm busy = Isogashii.
Are you busy? = Isogashii?
See you next time = Mata kondone.
I'll text you = Renraku surune.
Call me = Denwa shite.
I'm looking forward to it = Tanoshimi.
It's easy to understand = Wakariyasui.
It's difficult to understand = Wakarinikui.
Can you open the window? = Mado akete kurenai?
Congratulations! = Omodetou!
I did iiiit :'D
good job!!💕
Lol thx
Thank you x 1000
thank you so much. 好人一生平安
Great job
here's some tips you could use to help memorize them!
1.write them down in english, romanized, and in hiragana (and katakana if needed), personally i didn't write any kanji because i dont know much, but make sure to learn your hiragana and katakana! you don't have to know all of them, but it would make it easier.
2.go over them in your note book, and write a check next to the phrase whenever you think you got it memorized. still make sure to remember to go over the words that you have a check on to make sure you don't forget them right after memorizing them.
3.if someone you know is fluent, go ask them if your pronunciation is correct, or go to them to ask what some words mean.
4. try your hardest to think in japanese. i'm starting to adapt to thinking in japanese so sometimes instead of saying the words in english i accidentally say them in japanese, which i think it's a good thing!
gl everyone:D
I dont ever recall learning so much Japanese in only 13 minutes. Thank you and well done sensi.
Also your voice is very soothing its putting me to sleep, and i mean this in an absolutely none-creepy way 💚
-_-
何もない習った
@@starpeep5769 おk
@@starpeep5769 probably because you already know japanese?
@@notbind no?
@@starpeep5769 then how did you type that in japanese?
日本人だけど、今まで見た動画の中でこれは覚えやすくていい！否定的な語尾の使い方とか、疑問形の語尾の使い方とか勉強になるから助かります。
外国の方もこうやって日本語勉強してるのかなと思うと英語の勉強も頑張れる😂
お互い頑張りましょう。💪✨
Thinking that foreigners are studying Japanese in this way also motivates me to study English.😂
Let's study enjoy together.💪✨
Sua língua é muito bonita, aprendo japonês e inglês ao mesmo tempo, não é fácil kk
Very cool! Go on! I wish you success!! 👏✨ I'm Russian and I'm learning japanese now!
Imposter
👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👈🏻🫵
That's great best of luck 👍💗
私自身日本人ですが、英語圏の友だちとの日常英会話のなかで、頻繁に使う語彙を反射的に出せるようにするために、この動画を使ってます。Tanaka-sanに感謝！
私は最近日本語を最近勉強し始めました。あなたの動画はとてもシンプルでとても分かりやすい。
You don't need to put 2 最近s. I'm not sure if you were trying to be formal or casual.
Formal 最近日本語を勉強し始めました。田中さんの動画はとてもシンプルでとても分かりやすいです
If you have learnt Chinese, you will soon find that there are lots of similarities between Japanese grammar and Chinese grammar.(By the way, I'm a Chinese person. It's not hard for me to read Japanese 'cause I can know what a word means even if I don't know how to read the Kanji and don't know what the word actually means.) So after all, I have to say that you don't need to put 2 最近s. (Because you don't need to put 2 最近s even in the Chinese!)
this sentence isa guide to learning kanji
@@27onionnebell40
You're right.I'm Japanese, but even I haven't learned that much, I can understand the meaning of Chinese.
@@FDE-fw1hd 日本語上手ですね👏
日本人ですが簡単な挨拶とかこういう言葉をこういう発音でやるんだなってリーディングしながらできてとても助かっています！
いつか私も外人さんと話せるようになりたいです！！毎日やろうと思います！ありがとうございます！
私はあなたがすぐに成功することを願っています！仕事を続けて下さい！
@@raiki0775 Thank you！！！
I do my best！！
頑張って
@@abdulbasithsiddiqui5017
ありがとう！Thank you.
Você consegue!
ギャルならこの後ろに「〜んだけど」とつけます。ニュアンスとしてはマイナスな言葉に使います
「暑いんだけど」「疲れたんだけど」「ありえないんだけど」
この場合「だけど」は否定の接続詞ではありません。語尾です。
最近日本が好きで日本語を一生懸命勉強しています！ 日本の友達もたくさん付き合いたいです！ ありがとうございました！
外国の方の日本語は、勉強の例文のせい？かなんかで 基本的に敬語っていうかですます調だから
タメ語喋ってくれるとなんか嬉しい。
That was extremely educative! just a little opinion but, it could be even better if there was pictures associated to the sentences to make it easier to memorize.
yes i agree on this! i assume you have heard of that memory strategy somewhere.
@@galerights8983
L5 tgg GG GGC v
Me-*sees 999 likes on this comment*" Is this the power of the gods?!!"
I love visualization. It's more easy for me to understand and learn something when I'm seeing what is it
@@dyme917 watashimo ^-^
This really helped a lot! I suggest to make more of this!! Many people will find it useful and helpful!! I'm looking forward on it! 本当にありがとうございました！！
@@opdhaka もちろんです！
西D加E
I’m pretty good at this!
what about when it combines with chinese do you know even how to write it with hands?!!
@@-._kawaiixo_. it is not combined with Chinese it is called kanji. And yes we do write it with our hands.
日本人から見ても自然で生活感あふれる日本語。これは参考になります。
For a begginger whose like me (8 months of learning)this phrases will really help me to communicate to others. It also opens up new ways of creating simple sentences. I am so greatful that i stumbled to your channel last month. ありがとうございます、あなたのおかげで、たくさんのことを学びました。
its crazy how 8 months for japanese is still a beginner. In languages like french you'd probs be fluent if not near. Its crazy how much languages differ.
なんか...
こうして日本語を習ってる海外の人がいると思うとめちゃくちゃ嬉しいな.....
英語勉強中の自分からしたらとっても分かりやすくて良き教材でした。「メッチャ暑い」で草
as a half Japanese person who is still learning to talk to my Japanese side of the family, This really helped! ありがと！
すごく自然な日本語に訳されていて素敵！日本語の勉強をしている方、頑張ってください！👍🏻 (私も今英語を勉強中です)
頑張って✌️
in no time you'll be able to speak fluently, 諦めない。
こんにちは、これからもよろしくお願いします。これはすぐに簡単に流れてきます 💖。恋愛もうまくいきますよ。神のお恵みがありますように。 🙏
あなたの英語はどうですか？ (翻訳者を使用しました)
I just started yesterday, I only know ちょっとだけのにほんご
自然な日本語訳が完璧すぎる
私 和 と全 知って いる
somos que feliz el que nueva y trabajo y paz no español la vida ñumeros al que de del jámas adios y nueva y hóla méxico y españa 🇪🇸 ❤ 🇺🇲
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こんにちは、これからもよろしくお願いします。これはすぐに簡単に流れてきます 💖。恋愛もうまくいきますよ。神のお恵みがありますように。 🙏 keep getting it!
@@Babycakes_Samaさめ！
Japanese is such a beautiful language. I really want to learn it all fluently before in 20
ganbatte ne :)
それで頑張ってください！♡
幸運を!
I am 12 and I work day and night to learn, I started learning when I was 8 because my aunt used to tell me about it. My goal is to move out to Japan when I'm 20 and go to school for art so I can learn more about there artistry
@@FaysLife that sounds like a plan ,good luck!
This 13 minutes taught me more than any website or app ever has, thank you!
意味を知りながら英語の勉強できるのありがたすぎる
I'm Japanese, and I'm still learing English. Please forgive me if there are some grammatical mistakes in this comment.
I watched this video and I think it is very nice! I recommend it. You would be able to use these words in daily life.
I know Japanese is very difficult to learn. Actually, sometimes it is difficult for us. But, I don't want you to give up! I'm rooting for you!
I'm looking forward to talking with you in each other's language.
頑張れ！🎌
ありがとうな！by the way your english's amazing !
@@kxiis_ 私の英語を褒めてくれてありがとう！We got this!
Thank you!
Your English is quite good !I'm also trying my best to learn japanese .I wish to visit japan in future! It is a beautiful country with a beautiful language!
@@superstar-su7fg Thank you!
I also think our country and language are beautiful. I'm looking forward to your coming to Japan!
英語の勉強としても利用させていただいてます🙏🏻気軽に聞けるので助かります
This video is helpful for both learners ..BTW I am learning Japanese here
I hype on everyone learning Japanese, and everyone learning English!! I believe in you!!
small fact: gomen is short for gomennasai.
also, as i remember; majika can also be used as "really?" but mostly used in a negative form such as "seriously?"
ikou can be used as "lets go" and ikoka can be used as "shall we go?".
Ka basically means ?
@@theonepieceisreal2020 ka is mostly used when you're asking
まじか？△
まじ？ ○
ICOCAで行こかー、！
@@theonepieceisreal2020 ね？とか文脈にそのまま？がつく可能性もあるし、「か。」で断言する可能性もある
My daughter was so stressed cause she couldn’t speak my home towns language and this helps thank you
very good! I'm Japanese and these are the Japanese I use a lot on a daily basis, mainly when talking to friends and family
Thank you for including kanji words in your video. A lot of videos on RUclips don't introduce us to kanji words so it's harder for us to understand, learn and use kanji in words/sentences.
英語を学ぶのにもとても有用な動画だと、個人的に思いながら聴いてました！
日本語を勉強したいと思っている人がこんなにいるの嬉しいなあ
Thank you! I'm attempting to study Japanese by myself (there's no locations that I could ask for Japanese classes around me) and it has been very difficult. Thank you once more.
Me too, good luck!
You get it. I'm glad all you've seen is becoming helpful to you, dear.
Hello Tanaka san!.. I've been in Japan for 3 years as an intern and also started my vlog teaching basic Japanese. Your channel is a big help for me to refresh my Japanese skills as well. Thank you so much!! 🥰
こんにちは、これからもよろしくお願いします。これはすぐに簡単に流れてきます 💖。恋愛もうまくいきますよ。神のお恵みがありますように。 🙏
Watching this made me realize how much japanese i actually know! I use duolingo and started reading mangas to learn japanese, i figured it would be an impressive second language, i recognized a lot of the words
This video is so cute to watch and the phrases are easy for beginners like me to follow ❤ Thanks a lot!! ありがとうございます ~
I heard that japanese people don’t use “Genki” or “Ogenki desuka” because it’s a way of saying “How have you BEEN?” To the person that you haven’t seen in a long time, So it’s not the “How are you” to use on someone you are meeting often.
That's right. "How are you?", Which is used to say hello in English, feels strange when used in Japanese as well.
Which “How are you” should I you use in that case?
Cause you are not Japanese lmao
@@alwayscorrect5403 I am a young Japanese man. I'm using Google Translate. I sometimes ask Frank about "genki datta?" (Did you feel well while you weren't meeting) to a friend you met after a long time. In my opinion, there is no "genki?" Used for casual greetings such as "How are you" in everyday life. I'm sorry if the answer doesn't follow the question.
@@KinoSeseri04 what does them not being japanese have to do with anything??
This sound is so wonderful. The person who is reading this comment, I wish you great success, health, love and happiness!
It's really helpful to know that a lot of simple phrases about asking somebody boil down to:
"Good?"
"Good."
"Understood?"
"Understood."
as in Wakatta would be the same word, but a different intonation changes the meaning a lot. Thank you for the video!
What I learned from this video?
•Easy informal words/sentences
•double t is prolonged in japanese
This pushed me to go to learn Japanese, maybe in the place I am or in your videos
逆に英語知れて楽しいです！
絵が可愛いのと教材とかと違って落ち着く声で大好きです❤️❤️❤️
This is very useful, thank you so much. I've been learning Japanese in a 1-on-1 environment and we cover a lot of language, but it is always formal and follows a question/answer format meaning a lot of this language isnt included. Furthermore, textbooks don't teach this type of vocabulary because, once again, they stick to more formal conversational structures. However, I'm now in Japan for a month trying to improve my language skills in anticipation of moving here permanently in the next year or so and it's been very helpful to get additional instruction on this type of casual speech. だから本当にありがとうございます！
This video was exactly what I needed to learn informal Japanese! I’ve been wanting to learn this from anime/drama but it was difficult.
But this video was easy to understand and extremely helpful ❤️ I always love learning from your page and channel. Thank you for making this video.
田中先生ありがとうございます。😊
こちらこそありがとうございます🤩
何もない習った
Also, thank you so much, this video will is really helpful even though they are basic expressions.
@Weeby Editz yes
日本人ですが学べること沢山あって私もとても勉強になりました🥰🥰
I'm glad that there are a lot of people who are interested in Japan."
なんでこの動画が俺のオススメに出てきたのかはわかんないけど、最初の「元気？」「元気」が妙に素朴でツボったw
Plz keep uploading these informal sentences videos,like the conversations which people "actually" use in daily life
@@opdhaka I would definitely support you😊💙
私は日本人です、私の言語を気に入っていただけてとても嬉しいです!! 資格取得の成功を祈っています。
I’m currently slowly writing down all of the words and hiragana here to help me with remembering, this has taught me so much more than duolingo did after taking it for almost a year! Thank you so much!!
I'm a beginner studying Japanese and you have no idea how much this has helped me! It's much easier to communicate with these sentences and by these videos, I'm even beginning to understand anime (and correct some subtitles)!
Same here !!!
From the viewpoint of Japanese.
Phrases in Japanese on this video is used on a daily basis. If you wanna learn Japanese I recommend this first.
Can you help me? I want to know what does the following sentence mean:
anata wabaka, watashinojinsei ni ite kurete arigato
It's Japanese written in English words.
@@Kamal_AL-Hinai
i'm Japanese.
That's mean is ''You are fool. Thank you for being in my life.''
@@user-gu1in7vx9e thank you so much arigato!
Along with anime, this and Japanese subtitles in series it has helped me alot! I was able to understand what a sushi chef said at a restaurant very smoothly for some reason thank you!!!
Japanese language sounds so beautiful
I'm English learner. It's useful for both Japanese learners and English learners to learn each informal phrases!
好き！I'm learning Japanese in school, but it's good to learn some casual everyday speech in between studies! ありがとございました～
細かい指摘失礼します。
「ありがとうございました。」が正しいです。「う」が抜けている外国人をよく見かけるので、、
@@Midori9.-.9Hemachi 純粋に思ったけど、私達も英語とか発音間違えて話をすれば脱字とか出てくるのかな？
@@ピカチュウの赤い部分 発音を先に覚えるかスペルを先に覚えるかで変わってきそう。発音から覚え始めてそれに間違えがあった場合は脱字が出てきたりするかも。
with this lesson that I just discovered, I don't have to feel bad about not keeping up with my duo lingo.. Here, I can speak full sentences in just one try!!! dang! this is good stuff thanks!
アメリカ人も日本人も両方が勉強できるとか最高です🔥
アメリカ人に限らず他の国の人もね！👊🔥
@@大草原-y2d 英語話せる人なら日本語話せる人ならね👊🏻🔥
この動画で使われてる日本語全部実用的ですごいと思った🥺
外国人が日本語を勉強するとしたら、こんな感じなのかぁ~。なんか新鮮(*'▽')
@石村歳三 本当にそれ助かる！
@@劣-q8u 小学生〜中学生内容だが……勉強になるか？？
For some reason I can read some of these characters and have no clue why, lmao I only got interested in Japanese after finding that my grandfather was born a few days after Hiroshima. Wanted to learn my roots.
@@uxt3921 ネイティブな発音なんて自分じゃ分からないし学校の授業より自分で自主的にやることに私は意味があると思うよ？継続は力なりと言うように私は続けて簡単な会話から難しい会話を覚えていきたいと思ってるよ
誰しも初めから完璧にできてるわけではないのだから順を追って最初からやり直すことは素敵な事だと思うけどねぇ…
私は勉学に利用したい訳では無いからそこを履き違えないで欲しい
@@pressmybutton
It's amazing to be able to read Japanese!
I was very happy to see foreigners who could speak Japanese!So I wanted to be a Japanese who could speak English, so I'm studying English!
I am very happy that you are interested in Japanese!
Thank you very much.
I'm sorry if there's anything I don't understand.
I hope your wish will come true！！
I'm using a translator, so I'm sorry if it doesn't get across well.
Japanese has a lot of words to describe same means. If you have interested, please check other words.
I'm happy for a lot of people interested in Japanese.
From one of Japanese students
its impressive how i picked up so much vocabulary from watching anime as a kid, the child mind is a wonder
I hope all the foreigners watching this video will be able to speak Japanese well. Keep learning! ❤
日本語の勉強になりました！！ ありがとうございます！
勉強がんばって下さい！
がんばって！👍
たくさん勉強しよう！ 日本語は素晴らしい言語です（私はポルトガル出身ですが、アメリカに住んでいて、一人で行くのに十分な年齢になったら日本に行く予定です）。
@@tomorrow_cookies oh ,cool I will support you!!👀👍
頑張れー！！！応援してるぞ！
Wonderful learning resource ! I can learn both languages. Many thanks, ありがとうございます!
The japanese letters disappeared like my dad when i pressed the translate to english
her : wonderful
in my head : SUBARASHII
her : sugoi
me : oh- okay *im not sad*
I'm so glad this was in my recommended! I'm currently studying Japanese and find listening a lot easier than just reading!
Same
Yes, very 👍 good. こんにちは、これからもよろしくお願いします。これはすぐに簡単に流れてきます 💖。恋愛もうまくいきますよ。神のお恵みがありますように。 🙏
for 5:05, if you're talking to a friend you can say mouikkai itte, but if you're talking to a stranger or formal then say mouikkai ittekudasai
日本語から英語のバージョンもあると、日本人も英語を勉強出来るので有難いです！
Would love to have a "Formal" version too!
You wish has been granted 😊😊
皆さん、お勉強されてるんですね…！！
頑張ってください！ I am also studying English. Very difficult Let's work hard together!
はい！頑張って！
ありがとう
がんばれ
I am studying Japanese
I only know Hiragana
But I hope you understand what I said
こんにちは、これからもよろしくお願いします。これはすぐに簡単に流れてきます 💖。恋愛もうまくいきますよ。神のお恵みがありますように。 🙏
I wish this Chanel existed for every language I’m trying to learn 😭😭😭
This is SO useful! I might be playing games and listening to this on the background, repeating phrases. It makes it a lot easier to get used to the language and I love it!
Yes, you can get it. Yes, you can. God bless you and keep you.
日本人からしても素晴らしい動画
when I make new friends in Japan I'd like to become friends with them like this with informal vocabulary. this is a very helpful video. thank you!
I enjoyed watching this. It is important to note that this is informal Japanese vocabulary, so don't use it with a boss or teacher. This vocabulary is better suited to be used with close friends and family.
Yes! Was thinking the same!
A: genki?
B: genki.
whoaaa, this is cool! it's really phrases that you can always hear in Anime 😂
Makes it easier to learn
That’s what I was thinking! I’ve been watching One Piece and a lot of these phrases are recognizable.
Japanese characters when they speak in japanese :
とてもシンプルでわかりやすいです！
もうすぐ定期テストなのでありがたいです！
This should be your next book. A pocket sized version of this would be perfect.
Aaaa! Your voice is soo cute!!
This is very helpful!
Thank youuu😻
Dear Tanaka-Sensei. This is pure gold !! Your channel has just moved to my Number 1 resource within 5 days of checking it out and I'm so happy that I found it. You address very early beginners better than anyone. You also have interesting phrases I've never heard before like やっほー or うん/ううん. Also love Sushi-San and Egg-San. Please dont stop making these videos for the beginner community. ありがと
Thank you for this video, it's really helpful to practice my vocabulary. I hope you can continue doing like this video ... a part 2 would be nice ❣️✨
My daughter and I live in Massachusetts, USA and are learning together. So these fraises are great for us. Thank you!
I am Indian and I am interested at learning Japanese so thank you so much for you I am learning Japanese so fast
This is sooo helpful!
ありがとうございます !!
皆さんが日本語を使いこなせるようになって、日本に来てくれる時を楽しみにしています！応援しています！🎌
Everybody becomes able to manage Japanese and is looking forward to time coming in Japan!
I support you!🎌
After spending some time calculating RUclips told me if I study 3-6 hours per day non stop and using the method every baby learn to speak, which is with excessive listening, speaking, mimicking… I am probably able to achieve at least intermediate level within a year. But with 5 months of learning Japanese for now, i can understand some of this video but the problem is i can’t remember it when I need to use them
The fastest way to master Japanese conversation is to watch "Yukkuri Jikkyou".
(Because they have subtitles in all their remarks, and there are some Japanese jokes etc.)
That's smart
イントネーションは崩壊してるけどね
I made a quizlet with all the phrases and the hiragana for them. Just search the title of the video :) I love this format and have been watching this video twice a day and using my quizlet until I feel completely confident I know these. Thank you Tanaka san!
Can u please tell me what is mean by "san" in japanese ?
@@gaganbajwa4331 It’s formal! Usually when people speak formal, they add ‘san’ after their names.
@@gaganbajwa4331 It’s a suffix used for,mally for figures older than/in higher power to you, or people you aren’t familiar with! it’s written as ーさん, and goes after a name. For example, you could say.. おはようございますガガンーさん！ (Good morning, Gagan-san!)
@@brawlstarsaspirant tysm for telling me in brief ❤❤
@@gaganbajwa4331 いえいえ! Pleasure is mine
thank you for thiss!! ive been learning formal bc yk i wanna go to Japan, and so does my family. just incase i make a few friends id be using informal japanese!!
何もない習った
Pronunciation of Japanese words for me is quite easy, that's because I'm a South African. When you speak out the alphabet in Afrikaans then it sounds completely different in English but the letters sounds almost identical in Japanese, that's why I find Japanese speech relatively easy.
Funny how most of the phrases in japanese i kind of knew most of it it prolly because i used to watch too much anime (more than thousands of anime in mal last time i checked) and played quite a lot of visual novel back then. Recently i have been learning to read common japanese phrases with kanji and this actually helps me a lot in identifying the kanji used in common informal conversation. My initial goal is to actually being able to read japanese visual novel that does not have english localisation, might take a few years but starting with something is better than nothing at all. Hopefully my determination does not died out early xD
I hope it’s going well! がんばれ！
I'm currently learning Japanese through the Genki books and some of these are in there and some aren't! I would assume traditional textbooks would teach you how to speak the most formal way as possible, even with your friends lol