@@izzujoemarvillanuevam.d.8846 No it doesn't. In Japanese the "Subject" is omitted unless it is needed for clarity. So If I am talking to a friend about dogs and I say, "犬が好きです.(Inu ga suki desu)" I am saying "I like dogs." But if I was telling my friend about someone else liking something and they are not there I would have to add the subject to clarify such as, "Danaは犬が好きです.(Dana likes dogs)"
I just found you and you are awesome. Most sites or books I try to learn from don't go into so much detail. I really like how you break stuff down so it is easier to understand. Like how you broke down "Konnichiwa". I was always curious about that, and now I know. :) I took an etymology class in high school, which is learning how to break down the word while learning its roots, prefixes, and suffixes. I think that's why I like your method of teaching so well. It gives me a better understanding. :) So thank you, and please continue to enlighten the world.
I'm trying to study a little bit of Japanese everyday and your videos are going to save me from some days when the textbook is too intimidating! Misa-sensei ga suki desu xD
incredibly helpful. been struggling with na adjectives a little bit, at least understanding when and where to add the na and especially why, so thank you!
Just learned adjectives a few days ago in my Japanese class in university and this helped 1000%! You were super clear and you used a lot of examples. Loved it!
4/5 times I can‘t help to rewind to thous moments of cuteness, merely because goes: “wait, what was that??” and then:”awww, that was かわいい let’s rewind (*^ω^*)!!” I’m here for Japanese though, I swear 😂! Her explanations are sooooo on point and there are so so so many videos to watch 🤩 oh, boy!! It’s a lot of fun! 5 more years to go until basic fluency 🤞 I specific usage for it, but still, I cannnnn’t wait to get there 🙈 May every single person, who reads it excel at Japanese or a language of his/her choice and have a lot of fun doing it^^ 🤗✨
@@petersayatshkin7454 Her explanations really are great! Her cuteness motivates me to keep watching, but I'm actually learning a lot! Probably gonna watch every video. I've been inconsistent with grammar for awhile, but her videos have got me on a roll. Thank you, Misa! ❤
Greetings from Germany. I love your lessons, they are more worth than any other stuff I tried out to learn Japanese. I will support you for your outstandig work on Patreon!
I've watched some videos of learning Japanese you know at first i always thought that Japanese is one of the most difficult languages and I would not learn it but after my first time watching your video #just first lesson my mind was changed you make Japanese much easier and Interesting......your video is my start point thank you so much and you are so cute
みさ先生が好きです。Love the way you teach. Just getting started with the beginning few vids. Looking forward to more. You pack a lot into each lesson. Keep up the excellent work. I hope as you produce future videos, please remember to stick with the style and technique you are successfully creating now. I agree with so many of the previous commenters in that your lessons are uncommonly refreshing and interesting. You have a very nice way of presenting your lessons and you seamlessly add useful "asides" along with the main information. Very well done.
You are a life saver. You are so much better than other methods of learning that I have tried. Far better than Rosetta Stone, and that cost a fortune! Thank you so much for helping us lost sheep. Misa sensei ga suki desu💖 Arigato gozaimasu🙏
Ma'am, ur videos r so informative that I've no words 2 xpress my GRATITUDE. U R LIKE A JAPANESE LEARNING INSTITUTE BY URSELF, believe me I'm not exaggerating..... Arigatou....
Well actually, living there would be by far the best way to learn. Try something like teaching English in Japan. You don't need to speak any Japanese but you do (almost always) need a degree. I don't think the subject matters, though I guess English or something related would be best. You can learn Japanese there while also having a job that actually wants you to speak English, so you get the best of both worlds.
Luke Carroll Thanks for your advice. There is only one problem: my age. I am only 16 years old so I don't really get a chance to go there yet. I can at least try a german-japanese related job here after finishing school, but it takes at least 5 more years until I can travel to japan. :/
Well that's okay. Just get a degree and you'll be in a position to teach in Japan. If you don't want to do it in the end, you'll still have a degree for any other job. A win win situation.
Good to see so many helpful and kind comments. Spykeluc you could also study abroad as a student in whatever subject you may choose. That way you'd be earning your degree AND learning the language while in the country. Just an idea. Im not sure where you're from or how the education system works there but with the some financial aid it could be a reality!
5:50 That is much like English written in katakana! :) I do not want to mock, but it is quite funny. For the rest I do like your lessons! :) ミサ先生が好きです！
this is so far the best and accurate video tutorial, and it helps that you misa san is very pretty. Keep up the good work and I'll be watching more of ur videos, ur very cute.
I think this channel is so far the best to learn Japanese. In my opinion it is better than japanese101 channel. Try to learn Japanese in order to play Japan import games. I asked my friend who speak Japanese some sentence in game. Sometimes he said if I say this to people they will think that I am crazy. For example: "ほしく は ない の か? " from dragon quest game. So are words in games even less informal and casual?
Bro this な being shown/hidden mystery was driving me mental. I read a dozen sites and guides and then watched a bunch of videos on youtube before I finally found yours. All kept showing examples of words and sentences with the na- shown and hidden. But not a single damn one explained why they were hidden/shown. The fact that you need a noun to show the na. My God. Thank you so much I've been grinding my teeth with frustration haha. - Subscribed 10/10 teaching みさせんせい！
Yeah the MILF exemple was weird (more like unexpected) but still, the first time I watched the video this line made me laugh so hard and it is healthy to laugh.
みさせんせいがすきです。 Your videos are amazing I am on a missions trip in japan and I'm from canada and I knew only a small amount of japanese before coming here and your videos are helping me so much thank you and God bless you. I hope you have a wonderful day.
Love your lessons Misa, you are fantastic lecturer :) Honestly, but I have to say that music is too loud and it's actually a bit annoying and distracting. Your lessons would be 100% better without this music.
本当に、ミサ先生のチャンネルが大好きです . Thanks for a truly consistent, instructive and engaging course. I happen to teach English and am learning Japanese for various reasons. Firstly, I love the country, the culture and the language. I've had a chance to go to Japan for one summer, to Fukui, where I have met great people. Secondly, I'm thinking of, one day, taking up teaching English in Japan. Thirdly, I am learning the language - which is not easy for an European - to better understand my students' situation: especially the beginners' point of view. While I watch your lessons ...textbooks' knowledge, real life situations and some random bits of knowledge come to mind and seem to be forming a clearer picture at last. Your work is inspiring and most helpful -) どうもありがとう、ミサ先生
Thank you soooooooo much for these lessons. I have Rosetta Stone but your lessons are way better. I actually understand what is being said and how to say things in a more casual manner.
I just found your videos and I love them! I love the way you break down the words and use examples. I also love how you use a whiteboard because that helps me a lot! Thank you for making these videos! Misa-sensei ga suki desu!
I cannot stress this enough: you make learning japanese an absolute DELIGHT. You’re so clear, and you make everything so comprehensive!
Misa sensei ga suki desu :3
@Draco Freeze your sentence means Misa sensei also likes herself.
私もミサ先生が好きです
or 私も(me too)
@@izzujoemarvillanuevam.d.8846 No it doesn't. In Japanese the "Subject" is omitted unless it is needed for clarity. So If I am talking to a friend about dogs and I say, "犬が好きです.(Inu ga suki desu)" I am saying "I like dogs." But if I was telling my friend about someone else liking something and they are not there I would have to add the subject to clarify such as, "Danaは犬が好きです.(Dana likes dogs)"
Dr.Pantomath 007 no it doesn’t
@@izzujoemarvillanuevam.d.8846 4:38 did you even watch the video or just here to troll the comments with your anime tier moon rune knowledge?
10 minute video but it took an hour to take notes omg! ~
An indication of how informative Misa-san's lessons are.
I just found you and you are awesome. Most sites or books I try to learn from don't go into so much detail. I really like how you break stuff down so it is easier to understand. Like how you broke down "Konnichiwa". I was always curious about that, and now I know. :) I took an etymology class in high school, which is learning how to break down the word while learning its roots, prefixes, and suffixes. I think that's why I like your method of teaching so well. It gives me a better understanding. :) So thank you, and please continue to enlighten the world.
+Kaysee Lauss Thank you so much for such a lovely comment! I will keep putting up more videos ^_^
みさ先生が好きです！💖💖
It's amazing to see how your picture matches to what you said...
I just started learning Japanese and Misa-san is helping me so much! みさせんせいがすきです！😊😇
Why my professor was totally unable to explain this to me? She confused me so much, but this is so easy instead!
Thank you so much!
I'm trying to study a little bit of Japanese everyday and your videos are going to save me from some days when the textbook is too intimidating!
Misa-sensei ga suki desu xD
I'm having japanese course at school, but I watch your videos just to keep practicing and have more great bases! Thank you so much♡
incredibly helpful. been struggling with na adjectives a little bit, at least understanding when and where to add the na and especially why, so thank you!
Just learned adjectives a few days ago in my Japanese class in university and this helped 1000%! You were super clear and you used a lot of examples. Loved it!
your english was already so good in 2015. ur a good learner yourself!
The little half smile at the end of each sentence gets me every time. Focus, focus!
Damn, boy. You thirsty af
@@Victor-vx9nu lmao
4/5 times I can‘t help to rewind to thous moments of cuteness, merely because goes: “wait, what was that??” and then:”awww, that was かわいい let’s rewind (*^ω^*)!!” I’m here for Japanese though, I swear 😂! Her explanations are sooooo on point and there are so so so many videos to watch 🤩 oh, boy!! It’s a lot of fun! 5 more years to go until basic fluency 🤞 I specific usage for it, but still, I cannnnn’t wait to get there 🙈 May every single person, who reads it excel at Japanese or a language of his/her choice and have a lot of fun doing it^^ 🤗✨
Right? I've gone back to rewatch too many times... 😳
@@petersayatshkin7454 Her explanations really are great! Her cuteness motivates me to keep watching, but I'm actually learning a lot! Probably gonna watch every video. I've been inconsistent with grammar for awhile, but her videos have got me on a roll. Thank you, Misa! ❤
Thank you so much for this videos. I am learning more japanese with your videos than with the books.
Greeting from Mexico!
Greetings from Germany.
I love your lessons, they are more worth than any other stuff I tried out to learn Japanese. I will support you for your outstandig work on Patreon!
OMG! hhhhhhhhhh i remember this meme about dad jokes hhhhhh it was so hilarious 😂😂😂
@@chiillaa2447 hehe , you noticed it XD
みさ先生が大好きです。 Thank you for your videos! ありがとうございます。
Finally! I can understand what's the difference between those two kinds of adjectives. 😭🤗 Thank you, Misa-sensei~
みさ先生が好きです。
thank you for the lesson
Lmao the MILF example and your reaction after were hilarious :D
Negative Pressure Yeah! I had to play it again to make sure I heard "MILF". 😂
Thanks for pointing that out! I missed it the first time! Priceless! ;)
I was shookt LMAO.
@@88KeysMan I thought I misheard it too! So I replayed it to make sure LOL
Oh so that's what she said. I thought she said "male" for some gachi action
Misa-sensei ga suki desu
I have just started learning Japanese. I really enjoy your lessons and you are a wonderful teacher. Thank you very much ❤
I've watched some videos of learning Japanese you know at first i always thought that Japanese is one of the most difficult languages and I would not learn it but after my first time watching your video #just first lesson my mind was changed you make Japanese much easier and Interesting......your video is my start point thank you so much and you are so cute
Now I got it and thanks for plain explanation ... it is easy to understand when you give explanation about NA adjective
みさ先生が好きです。Love the way you teach. Just getting started with the beginning few vids. Looking forward to more. You pack a lot into each lesson. Keep up the excellent work. I hope as you produce future videos, please remember to stick with the style and technique you are successfully creating now. I agree with so many of the previous commenters in that your lessons are uncommonly refreshing and interesting. You have a very nice way of presenting your lessons and you seamlessly add useful "asides" along with the main information. Very well done.
This video series is invaluable! What I have been doing is taking notes the first time I watch, then relisten to the episodes while I work. Wonderful!
You are a life saver. You are so much better than other methods of learning that I have tried. Far better than Rosetta Stone, and that cost a fortune! Thank you so much for helping us lost sheep. Misa sensei ga suki desu💖 Arigato gozaimasu🙏
Ma'am, ur videos r so informative that I've no words 2 xpress my GRATITUDE.
U R LIKE A JAPANESE LEARNING INSTITUTE BY URSELF, believe me I'm not exaggerating.....
Arigatou....
Haha that milf comment
みさせんせいがすきです!
I admit, you're the best Japanese teacher I could find on RUclips, so definitely:
みさせんせいがすきです👍👍👍
Misa, I just have to say, your videos are extremely useful and educational, but 9:12 just boosts this one to a whole other level lol.
みさせんせいがすきです！ thank you for these lessons.
Misa-sensei ga suki desu! Misa wa totemo kawaii desu! >3
Yo también :3
みさせんさいがすきです
you are a fantastic teacher! I am taking notes and learning so much, ありがとうございます!!!!
Just saw your channel and immediately subscribed! Great explanations thank you so much ^^
your lessons are very valuable. みさ先生が好きです
Misa sensei ga dai suki desu! Love your lessons! Finally i feel like im able to understand the language so well!
Flying to japan at december :)
I'm so happy I found this video. I spent two days trying to understand this and finally I get it.
みさ先生は大好きです
Well actually, living there would be by far the best way to learn. Try something like teaching English in Japan. You don't need to speak any Japanese but you do (almost always) need a degree. I don't think the subject matters, though I guess English or something related would be best. You can learn Japanese there while also having a job that actually wants you to speak English, so you get the best of both worlds.
Luke Carroll Thanks for your advice. There is only one problem: my age. I am only 16 years old so I don't really get a chance to go there yet. I can at least try a german-japanese related job here after finishing school, but it takes at least 5 more years until I can travel to japan. :/
Well that's okay. Just get a degree and you'll be in a position to teach in Japan. If you don't want to do it in the end, you'll still have a degree for any other job. A win win situation.
I'll definitely try to !
Good to see so many helpful and kind comments. Spykeluc you could also study abroad as a student in whatever subject you may choose. That way you'd be earning your degree AND learning the language while in the country. Just an idea. Im not sure where you're from or how the education system works there but with the some financial aid it could be a reality!
This literally cleared up all my confusion you make everything so simple and clear
Thank you very much for your lessons, they're really helpful!!
Misa sensei ga suki desu ^^
It's a delight to learn japanese with you
5:50 That is much like English written in katakana! :) I do not want to mock, but it is quite funny. For the rest I do like your lessons! :) ミサ先生が好きです！
@Blaine Thomas bruh you're 4 years late lmao
@Blaine Thomas Lol we all are
Мне нравится Миса сенсей! Миса, ты лучшая, спасибо за качественный контент. Добра)
チリからこんにちは！カルロスです。
このビデオはとても面白いですよ、私は多くのことを学びました。みさ先生のクラスが大好きです！
本当にありがとうございます。
友達になりましょうお願いします。よろしくお願いします！
It's nice to go back to the basics. Along the way, I am learning new things. ありがとう、ミサさん。
Hey man, how are you now?
Misa wa totemo yasashii sensei desu ne
Speaking of Misa, a very kind teacher, isn't she? :)
Pretty good! :D
ですよね！
"You know, right?!"
Why not ga?
みさせんせいがすきです
Thanks a lot for these videos, they are really helpful... the way you explain everything is so easy to understand, so ありがとう!!!!
Миса, вы очень хорошая учительница. Срасибо большое!
みさ先生が大好きです!!
Thank you for such a comprehensive lesson!
みさ先生は私の好きな先生です！
One of the best japanese language videos on youtube. Misa ga tottemo suki desu! Arigato gozaimasu!
this is so far the best and accurate video tutorial, and it helps that you misa san is very pretty. Keep up the good work and I'll be watching more of ur videos, ur very cute.
I think this channel is so far the best to learn Japanese. In my opinion it is better than japanese101 channel. Try to learn Japanese in order to play Japan import games. I asked my friend who speak Japanese some sentence in game. Sometimes he said if I say this to people they will think that I am crazy. For example: "ほしく は ない の か? " from dragon quest game. So are words in games even less informal and casual?
みさ先生が好きです。>v
みさちゃん先生の授業がとっても大好き
The music in the background makes me feel like I'm in a conbini or 100 yen shop or kappa sushi 😃
It makes me feel like I'm navigating menus in a really cute video game.
Bro this な being shown/hidden mystery was driving me mental. I read a dozen sites and guides and then watched a bunch of videos on youtube before I finally found yours. All kept showing examples of words and sentences with the na- shown and hidden. But not a single damn one explained why they were hidden/shown. The fact that you need a noun to show the na.
My God. Thank you so much I've been grinding my teeth with frustration haha. - Subscribed 10/10 teaching みさせんせい！
I noticed you pronounce the い at the end of words like 時計 and 綺麗 and I was taught they sound like a long ええ. Is that because of different accents?
Words that end with "ei" (when it's written) are actually pronounced as "ee (ええ)" :)
This girl just makes everything make sense
好きな先生。:)
I have learned a lot of grammar and kanji on this channel.
みさ先生が好きです。
みさせんせいがすきです
Even though no guy could've gotten away with that milf line.
Yeah the MILF exemple was weird (more like unexpected) but still, the first time I watched the video this line made me laugh so hard and it is healthy to laugh.
You explain things so much better than any other resource i have used. ありがとございました
Misa sensei ga daisuki desu.
みさ先生が好きです!!💕
みさ先生が好きです ^^
みさせんせいがすきです。
Your videos are amazing I am on a missions trip in japan and I'm from canada and I knew only a small amount of japanese before coming here and your videos are helping me so much thank you and God bless you. I hope you have a wonderful day.
Love your lessons Misa, you are fantastic lecturer :) Honestly, but I have to say that music is too loud and it's actually a bit annoying and distracting. Your lessons would be 100% better without this music.
A-MA-ZING!! Your explanations are spot on!
If there is a MILF!! LMAO! This made my work day a lot brighter!
みさ先生、本当にありがとうございました。ブロギングをやめないで下さい。😊
We didn't use -na(な) because there was no noun after that. We just say kono kanji wa kantan desu. But didn't do the same thing for -i adjectives. Why?
みさ先生が好きです。
Misa-chan wa taihen kawaii to omoimasu. :) I hope I used the adjective correctly ''(^ x ^)''
Yes, it's perfect ^^ arigatou xx
Watashi mo omoimasu
Doesn't 「taihen」(「大変」) mean "hardship" or "rough"? xD
Is it written in other kanji the way you meant it? What does it mean?
@@updatedotexe "Very", it means "very".
I am learning a lot, you make things so easy to understand, and you clearly like dogs, you are a perfect teacher. 🙃🙃
みさせんせいがすきです =^.^=
I did the same on the latest videos and she did answer me! :3 Amazing right ?
This lesson is so well done and so detailed. You are like a beautiful surprise for a student.
そのMILFはきれいです。 😂
SystemCM 😂😂😂
Mirufu.
何？
へんたいですか？？😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣辞めてください🙂😐！
みさせんせいがすきです。thank you for these great lesson. Step by step it solve mess in my head
みさせんせいが好きです!
You teach me so much and it’s always a pleasure to watch your videos 💕💕
Misa sensei ga suki desu.
みさせんせいがすきです.
Thank you very much for these videos. ありがとう.
Thanks for being a great teacher. Making it easy as well as fun to learn Japanese!. Especially the informal and formal examples. Big help!!
本当に、ミサ先生のチャンネルが大好きです . Thanks for a truly consistent, instructive and engaging course. I happen to teach English and am learning Japanese for various reasons. Firstly, I love the country, the culture and the language. I've had a chance to go to Japan for one summer, to Fukui, where I have met great people. Secondly, I'm thinking of, one day, taking up teaching English in Japan. Thirdly, I am learning the language - which is not easy for an European - to better understand my students' situation: especially the beginners' point of view. While I watch your lessons ...textbooks' knowledge, real life situations and some random bits of knowledge come to mind and seem to be forming a clearer picture at last. Your work is inspiring and most helpful -) どうもありがとう、ミサ先生
Thank you soooooooo much for these lessons. I have Rosetta Stone but your lessons are way better. I actually understand what is being said and how to say things in a more casual manner.
Finally I think I understand the 'na' adjective rules! Thank you!!
もさ先生が好きです。ありがとうございます。
みさせんせいがすきです! I really love your videos they help me a lot ❤
you so easily explain everything!!!! Misa sensei ga suki desu
Love your lessons, thank you so much! It's really helpful.
みさ先生が好きです🌸🌸
I just found your videos and I love them! I love the way you break down the words and use examples. I also love how you use a whiteboard because that helps me a lot! Thank you for making these videos! Misa-sensei ga suki desu!
Is it just me or Misa is so mesmerizing?
みさ先生が好きです！応援します！
みさ先生が好きです。良い先生ですね。
みさ先生は好きです！！
みさ先生が大好きです。
I like keep viewing everyday to refresh my nihonggo skills..
Hello from Scotland! I love your videos, they are so simple to understand and you are great at explaining! みさ先生が好きです！
みさ先生が好きです:D
Imma watch all your videos. I like how you explain :3
Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
みさ先生が好きです 日本語アッモのみさが大好きです
In Filipino we also have the particle "NA" used the same way in Japanese.