Hey guys! Hope you're all doing well! Here with another N5 Kanji video! It's been crazy cold here in Japan all of a sudden! I hope you're all staying nice and warm wherever you are! Lots of hot chocolate!!♨ And if you're in the southern hemisphere (Australia) right now...I'm very jealous 😂
I've learnt a bunch of these words you're covering in this series, but I never heard of all these forms and it kind of stresses me out :D This also means, that your level of detail is by far exceeding all my other resources, so thank you! My favorite series.
Thanks for enjoying the videos! I certainly will be making more kanji videos, just need to recover from the Complete N3 video I recently made and will be looking at regular videos again :)
@@GameGengo thank you! I just discovered your channel and I love it, I've been looking everywhere for kanji explained in such a complete and exhaustive way and I think you have the best series on RUclips! Thanks for working hard on them I really appreciate it 🙏🏻
Hey matt question. i thought japanese verbs when in conjunction with another verb use the te form. like 話して合い、話して合おう、話してかける. instead of the 話し合う,話し合う,話しかける. are you able to explain the difference?
The difference between 話して合う and 話し合う is the difference between the 'TE-Form' and 'Compound Verbs' 話して合う - 2 actions, TALK and then COME TOGETHER 話し合う - 1 action, TALK TOGETHER
You make really good content except you pay no attention to pitch accent at all. I know it's really hard and I don't say you have to completely make it right but at least if you say single words like 話 you could take that into account. It's not HAnashi but haNASHI (capitals are pronounced higher)
That's a bit of an over exaggeration. I do pay attention to pitch accent all the time, it's just sometimes when I'm speaking in English the natural part to emphasize for my natural speech to teach in a clear/entertaining way sometimes gets muddled with the Japanese word I reference. (also me and me wife speak in 関西弁 which may also cause accent differences) Sorry if this is a huge deal for you, I will try my best to keep improving and get as perfect as possible. Thanks for the comment!
Yes I understand that and I didn't mean that offensive but if you pronounce single words it always botheres me 😅@@GameGengo Maybe I indeed exaggerated a bit but glad you understand that :) Keep up the good content!
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Hey guys! Hope you're all doing well! Here with another N5 Kanji video!
It's been crazy cold here in Japan all of a sudden! I hope you're all staying nice and warm wherever you are! Lots of hot chocolate!!♨
And if you're in the southern hemisphere (Australia) right now...I'm very jealous 😂
I've learnt a bunch of these words you're covering in this series, but I never heard of all these forms and it kind of stresses me out :D This also means, that your level of detail is by far exceeding all my other resources, so thank you! My favorite series.
your channel is a blessing. thank you.
Just what I needed! (And it’s nice to see my name as an elite supporter, too.)
I'm so happy you keep these going. It's insane how much effort you put into these. I'm trying my best!
i think i never commented in a youtube video before but i really want to say that i really appreciate your work, thank youu
Thank you so much for that series
Thank you!😊
I have another word which is most likely rarely used おとぎ話
"Otogibanashi" which means Fairy Tale
Using "Fairy" can get you flagged on youtube unfortunately.
Extremely useful video, thank you so much!!!
Thanks for enjoying the video!
いいね！
I offer you this comment to the algorithm gods. Thank you for this vid.
Thank you so much this series was so useful! Are you going to make more kanji videos?
Thanks for enjoying the videos! I certainly will be making more kanji videos, just need to recover from the Complete N3 video I recently made and will be looking at regular videos again :)
@@GameGengo thank you! I just discovered your channel and I love it, I've been looking everywhere for kanji explained in such a complete and exhaustive way and I think you have the best series on RUclips! Thanks for working hard on them I really appreciate it 🙏🏻
Hey matt question. i thought japanese verbs when in conjunction with another verb use the te form. like 話して合い、話して合おう、話してかける. instead of the 話し合う,話し合う,話しかける. are you able to explain the difference?
Final fantasy: gangan suikomu 吸い込む
It's about atelic vs telic eg to build the castle for vs in 2 hours
Te-kei+masu stem (kakikotoba of te kei) vs compound verb
The difference between 話して合う and 話し合う is the difference between the 'TE-Form' and 'Compound Verbs'
話して合う - 2 actions, TALK and then COME TOGETHER
話し合う - 1 action, TALK TOGETHER
You make really good content except you pay no attention to pitch accent at all. I know it's really hard and I don't say you have to completely make it right but at least if you say single words like 話 you could take that into account. It's not HAnashi but haNASHI (capitals are pronounced higher)
That's a bit of an over exaggeration. I do pay attention to pitch accent all the time, it's just sometimes when I'm speaking in English the natural part to emphasize for my natural speech to teach in a clear/entertaining way sometimes gets muddled with the Japanese word I reference. (also me and me wife speak in 関西弁 which may also cause accent differences) Sorry if this is a huge deal for you, I will try my best to keep improving and get as perfect as possible. Thanks for the comment!
Yes I understand that and I didn't mean that offensive but if you pronounce single words it always botheres me 😅@@GameGengo
Maybe I indeed exaggerated a bit but glad you understand that :)
Keep up the good content!