Can't believe that I found an awesome sensei online. Everything you say is on point and simple to understand. Loving this series. I couldn't resist to say this in Japanese. どうもありがとうございます
I asked my sensei bout this が and は and she can't explained well since she said that they didn't know sometimes the diff. Bcos they just learned it. So well done sensei, It really helped! ありがとう😊
ありがとう先生。日本語が難しいでしょがあなたは易しかけます。(My failed attempt to say "Japanese is difficult but you make it easy to study 😂) anyway On a serious note. Thanks a lot. I've reached lesson 10 only because of you. I didn't thought i will carry on learning Japaness and reach lesson 10. It's all because of you 💖
Great Job with this lesson! I've always struggled a lot to differentiate between when to use the 「が」particle and the 「は」 particle. But thanks to your explanation I finally understood! Thank you so much!
i am studying in syria now and i love japanese language so that we have a jabanese center from old time he is closed and some gus and me open it at univercity and learning jabanese together we thank you very much you help us to study and learn other people #thankfull_from_syria
こんにちはせんせい。Thank you for all your hard work on making these videos. Really loving this series. Could you please confirm my one doubt? Isn't it better to say "えきのまえにビルがあります。" for "It's the building in front of the station."?
you mainly use De (で）when asking for the place of the action or when you are identifying the place of the action. Like for example you were asked where is the action happened. You use the De .
Hi Sensei. Do you have any recommendations for listening practice exercises?? By the way, been using your series for my class and it's been a great help!. ほんとうにどうもありがとうございます。☺️
Maraming salamat po sa mga tutorials lalo na po at mag isa lang ako nag aaral ng Japanese. Aabangan ko po yung minna no nihongo 2. Sobrang galing nyo po hehe minsan yung mga hapon ko na sensei hindi alam yung pagkakaiba ng particles, dito ko lang po nalalaman lahat.
@@MrWackydoodles Hindi pa po masyado pero I already passed JLPT N2 and currently working as Engineer here in Tokyo. Looking back 4years ago, grabe sobrang daming nangyari pero I still got a long way to be fluent in Japanese.
@@arvin0697 nice congrats sir, kung nakakawork ka na sa japan means conversational ka na hehe. ano mareco mo na study plan sir? kakatapos ko lang lang mga kana tapos lesson 10 dito. hehe
Thank you for the lessons. I make sure to watch all the ads. Just to be clear though, you said 何も・誰も mean nothing/no one, which I guess is not accurate; they are closer to anything/anyone, right? Otherwise, the sentences 何もありません・誰もいませんwould be double negatives. Would it be better to translate these sentences as "There isn't anything" and "There isn't anyone"? Would appreciate the clarification. Again, super thanks for doing this!
Thank you for the great lesson sensei. I was going through the lesson for the second time when I noticed that - The second example in the time stamp 4.35 - " Maria is at home" should have followed the pattern - " N wa N(place)ni imasu" i.e Maria San wa uchi ni imasu. I may be wrong. Please correct me. Arigatou Gozaimasu.
Hello Madhurima, yes "Maria San wa uchi ni imasu(Maria is at home)" is correct but in this specific example we are following the pattern Place Ni Person GA imasu that's why I said "uchi Ni Maria san Ga imasu" which answers the question "Who is at home? -> It is Maria who is at home. If the question is "Where is Maria?" we can answer "Maria san wa uchi ni imasu(Maria is at home)" . I hope this helps :)
Konnichiva Rose san😊I really love your series. One request: the questions at the en of the lesson are too fast to grasp and respond. By the time I analyse and try to respond, we already have the next question. Would it be possible to have longer gaps between questions ?
Love ur lessons and a Learn a lot from ur videos ..just one request ..few small notes u put as subtitles are not clearly visible as Japanese subtitles are running along ..it’s quite difficult to follow those points ..otherwise it’s so helpful ..thanks for the videos 🙌🏻🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Konnichiwa 😊 Today this is the lesson I'm study. I would like to clarify about this two because I'm having some confusion about it. The pattern N(place) ni Noun ga imasu/ arimasu and the Noun wa N(place) ni arimasu/imasu. According to the video the first pattern is "There is a Noun in/at/on place and the second pattern the noun is in/on/ at the place. I'm just confuse because they are similar. Like the example Maria is at home. You used the pattern N(place) ni Noun ga imasu/ arimasu. "Uchi ni Maria-san ga imasu". Can we also use the other pattern which is Noun wa N(place) ni imasu/arimasu? "Maria-san wa uchi ni imasu"?
So basically if the topic in sentence is already obvious or he/she or if we are referring in general we can use は but if we are referring specifically to someone who's among the other Nouns we use が Instead.. wakarimashita sensei ほんとうに ありがとごうざいます
I understand wa and ga thanks to this video but at the same time, I get confused 😂 it definitely depends on the sentence structure when it comes down to using the correct particle
This is very helpful I just notice on your example "Maria is at home." and "Mr. Garcia is in the office" the first one uses "ni" particle and the latter uses "ga" particle which confuses me. If you can enlighten me thank you po :)
Hi there. Enjoy all your effort and watch your videos a lot. Just want to correct in lesson10-3 about USJ being in Oosaka ken. There is no Oosaka ken, but instead it is Oosaka fu. Also, Hokkai-do, Toukyou-to and Kyou-to are the exceptions to using ken.
23:58 sensei, why "eki no mae no biru desu" ? Why you don't use "ni" after "mae" ?. Bcs in the previous lesson, the form is *N no N (position) ni arimasu*
The particle "ni" isn't used because the verb in that sentence isn't "arimasu". If we use "ni" there, the sentence needs to be changed to "Eki no mae ni biru ga arimasu."
@@NihonGoal ah doumo arigatou gozaimasu, sensei. Now i'm on your Lesson 12. For the last lesson of your video, is it still from the book Minna no nihongo 1?
It is optional as it says on the sentence that Garcia is in or (inside) the office, which lit. Means he is inside somewhere, so you can either use Garcia san wa jimusho no naka ni/ garcia san wa jimusho ni imasu. the particle "in" to Nihongo means に while "inside" is なか But since the sentence says Garcia is *in* the office, we can just use Garcia san wa jimusho ni imasu. Since the sentence didnt include the word "inside" that's why she only used the particle "に" which is understandable without using the word "なか"
In he explanation u said that in chapter 6th there uses of NI thT tomodachi ni means with tomodachi Which is not in a 6th chapter Will u please explain that
Hello! は(wa) is a TOPIC particle, when you say "A は blah..blah..blah" you are presenting a topic. As for A, blah blah blah.が(ga) is an IDENTIFIER particle, when you say ”A が blah..blah..blah". It's is A, that/who is blah..blah..blah. Let me demonstration through a scenario. Person1 and Person2 are at a party and they are talking about their other friends. Person1: Hey you know, Person3 eats a lot. ね、Person3 は いっぱいたべますね。。 Person2: Really? It’s Person4 who eats a lot. ほんとう? Person4 が いっぱいたべますよ。 Look, it’s already her 3rd serving of rice. Do you see the difference?
So basically if the topic in sentence is already obvious or he/she or if we are referring in general we can use は but if we are referring specifically to someone who's among the other Nouns we use が Instead..
11:40. This is possibly the single best explanation of the difference between wa and ga. THank you for this.
Can't believe that I found an awesome sensei online. Everything you say is on point and simple to understand. Loving this series. I couldn't resist to say this in Japanese.
どうもありがとうございます
SO Helpful! I love this channel SO MUCH! Thank you So much for doing these! I always click your ads :)
I asked my sensei bout this が and は and she can't explained well since she said that they didn't know sometimes the diff. Bcos they just learned it.
So well done sensei, It really helped! ありがとう😊
Yeah this video is really great her in-depth explanation is really on point
How many senseis do you have
The difference between GA and wa is very confusing. I don't get it 😞
ha” is used to indicate the topic of a sentence, while “ga” is used to indicate the subject of a sentence(Watashi wa kare no namae ga oboerarenai)
Thank you so much for the series. It does help !!!!!
Hai
I was hunting through these lessons just for the explanation between wa and ga. I feel like I have a better grip on it now. thank you!
Your lessons are interesting as always, Rose sensei. Watashi no jishin wa dan dan takamatte imasu.. Arigato-o.
ありがとうございます、R. Viswanathanさん！いっしょにがんばりましょう！👏😉
The explanation of が and は is one of the best I’ve seen so far :)
Thank you. Hope it's easy to understand!
Ikr I was confused abt the difference for so long and this explanation cleared it all!
こんいちは this video is really great her in-depth explanation is really on point.
ありがとう先生。日本語が難しいでしょがあなたは易しかけます。(My failed attempt to say "Japanese is difficult but you make it easy to study 😂) anyway On a serious note. Thanks a lot. I've reached lesson 10 only because of you. I didn't thought i will carry on learning Japaness and reach lesson 10. It's all because of you 💖
あろがとうございます for the explanation of か and がI was confused abt the diff for sooo long and now it's all clear!!💜💜💜
For Simple , は is focused on information/verbs and が is focused for the object/subject , thanks for your clearly explanation
Great Job with this lesson!
I've always struggled a lot to differentiate between when to use the 「が」particle and the 「は」 particle. But thanks to your explanation I finally understood!
Thank you so much!
i am studying in syria now and i love japanese language so that we have a jabanese center from old time he is closed and some gus and me open it at univercity and learning jabanese together we thank you very much you help us to study and learn other people
#thankfull_from_syria
Its very easy way to learn grammer.your teaching is soo good and understand easily..,ありがとございました
I appreciate it very much. Your explanation is excellent. ❤❤❤
Thanks for teaching this grammar lesson Sensei. It will take some time to ask questions.
Hi sensei. Need a clarification. Can I use ga in front of arimasenka/imasenka?
Eg. Uchi ni tv ga arimasenka..... Is this correct
こんにちはせんせい。Thank you for all your hard work on making these videos. Really loving this series.
Could you please confirm my one doubt?
Isn't it better to say "えきのまえにビルがあります。" for "It's the building in front of the station."?
Seems like it should be おおさかふ.
Thanks for your amazing videos and explanation. It helps indeed!
Oh, you're right! Arigatou gozaimasu!
I like your channel!
I have a question, when should we use the particle (place) で and the particle (place) に?
If you can help me, I will be grateful.❤
you mainly use De (で）when asking for the place of the action or when you are identifying the place of the action. Like for example you were asked where is the action happened. You use the De .
Thanks for your explanation in detail sensei
I really appreciate it
I never skip ads for videos like these. Excellent videos 👏👏👏
や = things like that, so on.. (and the like..) between the nouns
など = and so on, etc… (don’t really have to add it) after the noun with O(wo)
Hi Sensei. Do you have any recommendations for listening practice exercises?? By the way, been using your series for my class and it's been a great help!. ほんとうにどうもありがとうございます。☺️
Maraming salamat po sa mga tutorials lalo na po at mag isa lang ako nag aaral ng Japanese. Aabangan ko po yung minna no nihongo 2. Sobrang galing nyo po hehe minsan yung mga hapon ko na sensei hindi alam yung pagkakaiba ng particles, dito ko lang po nalalaman lahat.
fluent ka na sir?
@@MrWackydoodles Hindi pa po masyado pero I already passed JLPT N2 and currently working as Engineer here in Tokyo. Looking back 4years ago, grabe sobrang daming nangyari pero I still got a long way to be fluent in Japanese.
@@arvin0697 nice congrats sir, kung nakakawork ka na sa japan means conversational ka na hehe. ano mareco mo na study plan sir? kakatapos ko lang lang mga kana tapos lesson 10 dito. hehe
@@MrWackydoodles ako noon nag set ako na 3hrs everyday mag aaral ako. Mostly books ako tapos nood ng youtube, movies, anime in Japanese.
Lesson 10 : DONE ✅
Grammars I learned :
1- に 誰/何 が います/ありますか？
家に誰がいますか？
2回みに何がありますか？
何もありません
2- は に います／あります。
マリアさんはじむしょにいます
テレビはしんしつにあります
3- は が
4- は どこにいますか/ありますか？
犬はどこにいますか？🐕
箱にいます
5- の にいます/あります ( لتحديد مكان وموقع الشيء )
本はテーブルの上にあります
彼はスーパーの中にいます
6- や … など
部屋にベッドやテーブルがあります。
野菜や果物などを買いました。
7- ですか？
すみません、ヨドバシカメラはどこですか？
ヨドバシカメラですか？
駅の前のビルです🏢
8- は ありませんか? ( do you have … ? )
メモリカードはありませんか？ do you have memory card?
Vocabulary I learned :
喫茶店☕️きっさてん kissaten / coffee shop
じむしょ office
しんしつ bedroom
Thank you for the lessons. I make sure to watch all the ads.
Just to be clear though, you said 何も・誰も mean nothing/no one, which I guess is not accurate; they are closer to anything/anyone, right? Otherwise, the sentences 何もありません・誰もいませんwould be double negatives. Would it be better to translate these sentences as "There isn't anything" and "There isn't anyone"?
Would appreciate the clarification. Again, super thanks for doing this!
If we say (wrongly) inu ha suki desu, can it also be understood that the dog likes something (that maybe was previous mentioned)? Thanks!
your lipstick suits you super well this episode :)
do-mo arigato- for all your help in learning japanese btw,!
Hi, Thank you so much for the wonderful lesson. It is very well explained.
Another amazing lesson! Thank you so much Sensei!!
My pleasure!
Thank you for the great lesson sensei.
I was going through the lesson for the second time when I noticed that - The second example in the time stamp 4.35 - " Maria is at home" should have followed the pattern - " N wa N(place)ni imasu" i.e Maria San wa uchi ni imasu.
I may be wrong. Please correct me.
Arigatou Gozaimasu.
Hello Madhurima, yes "Maria San wa uchi ni imasu(Maria is at home)" is correct but in this specific example we are following the pattern Place Ni Person GA imasu that's why I said "uchi Ni Maria san Ga imasu" which answers the question "Who is at home? -> It is Maria who is at home. If the question is "Where is Maria?" we can answer "Maria san wa uchi ni imasu(Maria is at home)" . I hope this helps :)
Thanks for the reply. Arigatou gozaimasu. :-)
@@madhurimap8282 douitashimashite 😊
Konnichiva Rose san😊I really love your series.
One request: the questions at the en of the lesson are too fast to grasp and respond. By the time I analyse and try to respond, we already have the next question. Would it be possible to have longer gaps between questions ?
Well, why not watch the video at 0.5× speed?!?
ありがとうございます。
Ma'am Rose hello
I'm confused using by NI particle
At lesson 10.
It's difficult how works NI particle
Pls help me.
Your videos are very interestjng & useful.
Do you also have Renshu B & Mondai ?
Love ur lessons and a Learn a lot from ur videos ..just one request ..few small notes u put as subtitles are not clearly visible as Japanese subtitles are running along ..it’s quite difficult to follow those points ..otherwise it’s so helpful ..thanks for the videos 🙌🏻🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Konnichiwa 😊
Today this is the lesson I'm study. I would like to clarify about this two because I'm having some confusion about it.
The pattern N(place) ni Noun ga imasu/ arimasu
and the Noun wa N(place) ni arimasu/imasu.
According to the video the first pattern is "There is a Noun in/at/on place and the second pattern the noun is in/on/ at the place.
I'm just confuse because they are similar.
Like the example Maria is at home.
You used the pattern N(place) ni Noun ga imasu/ arimasu.
"Uchi ni Maria-san ga imasu".
Can we also use the other pattern which is Noun wa N(place) ni imasu/arimasu?
"Maria-san wa uchi ni imasu"?
I am confused about that too. 😅
Yeah of course.
おおさかけん× おおさかふ○（大阪府）ですよ(^^)
I love this channel ❤
You are fantastic. Btw do we use ni for arimasen?
So basically if the topic in sentence is already obvious or he/she or if we are referring in general we can use は but if we are referring specifically to someone who's among the other Nouns we use が Instead.. wakarimashita sensei ほんとうに ありがとごうざいます
Thank you so much for all these helpful videos.
Maybe you should also consider adding a paypal donation link and not only a patreon. Thank you again.
very helpful 🙂 thankyou sensei
4:40 Is this sentence correct aswell? -> Maria san ga uchi ni imasu.
I understand wa and ga thanks to this video but at the same time, I get confused 😂 it definitely depends on the sentence structure when it comes down to using the correct particle
ありがとうございました what is difference between や and と where we use ya and where we use to
This is very helpful I just notice on your example "Maria is at home." and "Mr. Garcia is in the office" the first one uses "ni" particle and the latter uses "ga" particle which confuses me. If you can enlighten me thank you po :)
Can anyone explain?
In 25:20, this means "Excuse me, don't you have memory card?"
Correct？
ありません means "don't have". Right?
You explain the lessons so good❤
Thank you! 😃
ni kai ni kissaten ga arimasu or kissaten wa ni kai ni arimasu both are okay ? Bcz in exam how we know both listener or speaker know about that.
Your channel is VERY helpful oh my God
03:00 all "ni" particle uses
Is it appropriate to change [N(place) ni N ga arimasu/imasu] to [N ga N(place) ni arimasu/imasu] like how you did it at time stamp 14:08?
Great question bro. Hope sensei answers this
Many many thanks sensei. It's wonderful.
I'm glad that my videos are helpful for you. Thank you for watching, Kamil COŞKUN! Arigatou 😊
Thank you so much ma'am!! It is helping me a lot!
And thank you for watching too! I’m glad the lessons are helpful for you 😊
In 10-3
おさかけんにUSJ があります。 I can write as the pattern I like? そうですが?
Do we only use the Asoka or over there on pipo
Sa wakas na memories ko din vocabs at grammars ng lesson 1 to 10.... 40 lessons pa 😅.
sensei, why didn't we put NI in 17:29? I believe bedroom is a place
Hi there. Enjoy all your effort and watch your videos a lot. Just want to correct in lesson10-3 about USJ being in Oosaka ken. There is no Oosaka ken, but instead it is Oosaka fu. Also, Hokkai-do, Toukyou-to and Kyou-to are the exceptions to using ken.
1. ima ie ni imasu.
2. dare mo imasen.
3. hon to rappu tappu ga arimasu.
4. hai, arimasen
5. kazoku wa uchi ni imasu.
23:58 sensei, why "eki no mae no biru desu" ? Why you don't use "ni" after "mae" ?. Bcs in the previous lesson, the form is *N no N (position) ni arimasu*
The particle "ni" isn't used because the verb in that sentence isn't "arimasu". If we use "ni" there, the sentence needs to be changed to "Eki no mae ni biru ga arimasu."
@@NihonGoal ah doumo arigatou gozaimasu, sensei. Now i'm on your Lesson 12. For the last lesson of your video, is it still from the book Minna no nihongo 1?
Dear Ssensei I think is Sankai right? but you wrote Sangai
Between my sem exams this is really helpful- thanks
I'm glad that my videos are helpful for you. Thank you for watching, 火Rajesh! Arigatou 😊
Thank you teacher.. Pls upload 26 to 50...thanks
thanks for the videos, i have a question though. would it be legit instead of すみません、メモリカードはありますか。=> すみません、メモリカードをありますか。
with をinstead of は
Thanks... very useful for my review..
ありがとうございますせんせい。
私はレｯスンがよくわかります。
Thank you so much for this videos!
Thank you so much you have also explained the difference between the particle 'wa' and 'ga' .. Your videos are always helpful 🙏🏻
Thanks rose, we love you :)
😊
10:12 garcia is in the office. here you don't use naka. but in 20:04 min you use he is in the shop with naka, it matters?
It is optional as it says on the sentence that Garcia is in or (inside) the office, which lit. Means he is inside somewhere, so you can either use Garcia san wa jimusho no naka ni/ garcia san wa jimusho ni imasu. the particle "in" to Nihongo means に while "inside" is なか But since the sentence says Garcia is *in* the office, we can just use Garcia san wa jimusho ni imasu. Since the sentence didnt include the word "inside" that's why she only used the particle "に" which is understandable without using the word "なか"
@@oshiolol6361 So if you really want to point out physically you would use なか
It depends really. If you want to point out the person is inside, use naka.
THANK YOU!!!!
25:40
Thank you so much💗💗💗
Welcome 😊 Thank you for watching!
Quite great loving Rouzu maam
So good the lesson but cant find the lesson 7 and 8 dareka tasukete
Wow learning just got serious!
At 21:20 can i use と instead of や? I mean へやに ベッド と テブル が あります????
Yes you can, but it becomes There is bed AND a table in the room. (nothing else)
Are you from philipin
Normally, the second floor shouldn't be said "三階" ?
Thank you
This is a wonderful video
In he explanation u said that in chapter 6th there uses of NI thT tomodachi ni means with tomodachi
Which is not in a 6th chapter
Will u please explain that
I think I can answer that. In Noun _ Aimasu (to meet), the Ni particle is the one to use. That is a special case when it comes to the aimasu verb
TYSM!! So useful :))
I’m glad the lessons are helpful! Thank you for watching 😊
Thanks
Thank you so much!
Why are we using Osaka (ken)? What is Ken?
at 5:15 can it be the other way like マリアさんがうちにいます。 I asked a friend he suggested its right if が is replaced to は。Please let me explain a bit y not が。.
hello sensei . im still confused about the ga and ha difference.
thanks in advance!
Hello! は(wa) is a TOPIC particle, when you say "A は blah..blah..blah" you are presenting a topic. As for A, blah blah blah.が(ga) is an IDENTIFIER particle, when you say ”A が blah..blah..blah". It's is A, that/who is blah..blah..blah.
Let me demonstration through a scenario. Person1 and Person2 are at a party and they are talking about their other friends.
Person1: Hey you know, Person3 eats a lot. ね、Person3 は いっぱいたべますね。。
Person2: Really? It’s Person4 who eats a lot. ほんとう? Person4 が いっぱいたべますよ。 Look, it’s already her 3rd serving of rice.
Do you see the difference?
@@NihonGoal どもありがとうございますせんせい
So basically if the topic in sentence is already obvious or he/she or if we are referring in general we can use は but if we are referring specifically to someone who's among the other Nouns we use が Instead..
It's so confusing wa nad ga,but other things were so nice ma'am.
Arigatho sensei
Noice. I learned a lot! I procrastinated yesterday. www 😆
I'm glad that my videos are helpful for you. Thank you for watching, Kyle Gerald Bagtas! Arigatou 😊
Thank you ❣️❣️
Welcome 😊 Thanks for studying with me!
@@NihonGoal your style of teaching i love it
How do I remove the subtitles? Thanks
thank you very much...
Lesson 10 done. :)