Thanks for your work. I had to laugh at the ending. All the video you keep saying "never ever say kudasai" and "no one says kudasai" and then you finish the video saying "ganbatte kudasai" Probably you didn't want to show an example of rudeness or being the boss. In fact I heard this phrase very often with a friendly meaning. But aren't there more situations like this when it's appropriate to use kudasai?
Nice sensei its not a new kotoba, but now i learne how to use it, doumo arigatou gozaimashita,,🙏
Hallo iam a beginner learning Japanese. Thanks for the advice. I didn't knew.
Terumi-san, you explained the difference very well. "Moichido itte moratemo ii desu ka" does feel like a lot to say, but it sounds more polite.
I totally agree with this Lady's saying about Motivation.If you dont like what you do,find something else People.
Ευχαριστώ πολύ για την οδηγία! Ερώτηση: Μπορώ να λέω お願いします για να είμαι ευγενικός όπως το 良いですか; Και πάλι ευχαριστώ!
これビデオは良いですね、今から言葉の「下さい」私を言いません。ありがとうございます。
Oooh no!! I was always saying おください every time we go out to eat!
Thank you. Very interesting.
Hi from Brazil.
I was thinking that the kudasai is polite. I don't know, I was using kudasai all the time
keep walking. Love !
Thanks for your work. I had to laugh at the ending.
All the video you keep saying "never ever say kudasai" and "no one says kudasai" and then you finish the video saying "ganbatte kudasai"
Probably you didn't want to show an example of rudeness or being the boss. In fact I heard this phrase very often with a friendly meaning.
But aren't there more situations like this when it's appropriate to use kudasai?
In my country it is polite to say please but Japanese people tend not to respect that when they come here.
どうぞよろしくお願いいたします
お疲れ様でした