I love your IG videos. They’re truly the best I’ve ever come across for intermediate Japanese. I personally love learning about grammar in any language so I hope you post more videos! Thank you normanさん✨
@@NormanVargas 🥰 please def keep doing them! The nuances you provide are SO helpful and interesting. I wish I had that ability but we have you for that 😁
Recap 1. たら is used for desire: 店に行ったら、パンを買った。(if you go to the store, buy bread) 2. と is used for automatic/natural things: パンが買ったと、店がパンをない。(if the bread is bought, we will not have anymore) 3. ば is used to say "if you want this, then do this". For example: サンドイッチを食べたいって、パンを買う。 (if you want to eat a sandwich, you will have to buy bread) 4. なら is used to give advice or answer questions. For example: パンを買ってなら、早く食べる。(if you buy bread, you should eat it quickly)
Thanks for presenting this content in a clear way. As a newbie to Japanese it's a bit overwhelming. This is a good, concise explanation that I'm sure I'll come back over time.
this was super helpful. I really enjoyed your approach to this, and the way that you explained them in a way that was easy to follow and understand. thank you for sharing your knowledge
I have been living in Japan for 3 years. I studied Japanese before coming here and I also studied here. All my teachers were Japanese. I used many Japanese books for each jlpt level. I in fact recently took JLPT N2. Never ever in my life I've seen any teacher teaching と as conditionals. Those who studied Japanese would agree with me that Japanese tech only 3 types of if: ば、なら、たら。How come they failed to tech such a simple grammar? I knew the usage, I immediately understood the meaning of your example sentence for と。But still I don't understand why Japanese dont teach it as grammar. You seem to be better at teaching Japanese than the Japanese 😂😂😂
I would LOVE a video explaining all the ways to say “why” in Japanese. Nande, doushite, naze, etc.
Thanks!
still the best japanese teacher online. keep It UP
Thank you so much, will do! 😁
I love your IG videos. They’re truly the best I’ve ever come across for intermediate Japanese. I personally love learning about grammar in any language so I hope you post more videos! Thank you normanさん✨
Thank you so much, and that's really awesome to hear! I'll definitely post more videos! 😄
@@NormanVargas 🥰 please def keep doing them! The nuances you provide are SO helpful and interesting. I wish I had that ability but we have you for that 😁
Recap
1. たら is used for desire: 店に行ったら、パンを買った。(if you go to the store, buy bread)
2. と is used for automatic/natural things: パンが買ったと、店がパンをない。(if the bread is bought, we will not have anymore)
3. ば is used to say "if you want this, then do this". For example: サンドイッチを食べたいって、パンを買う。 (if you want to eat a sandwich, you will have to buy bread)
4. なら is used to give advice or answer questions. For example: パンを買ってなら、早く食べる。(if you buy bread, you should eat it quickly)
Yes! When I saw you only did shorts I was a little sad! Keep these long form videos up!
Will do, cheers! 😁
Very helpful video, I always struggle with the different conditionals.Thanks a lot !
You're very welcome, happy that I could clear it up for you! :)
@@NormanVargasis there a best website to practice conditionals in Japan? Or just to practice grammar in general?
Thanks for presenting this content in a clear way. As a newbie to Japanese it's a bit overwhelming. This is a good, concise explanation that I'm sure I'll come back over time.
You're very welcome, I'm glad to hear that!
Wow, so much helpful and insightful info packed into a short video. This was great, thanks!
I'm happy to hear that! You're very welcome! :)
Thank you
アップしてくれて本当にありがとうございました🙏🏻
どういたしまして! 😄
this was super helpful. I really enjoyed your approach to this, and the way that you explained them in a way that was easy to follow and understand. thank you for sharing your knowledge
I'm glad that you found it helpful, you're very welcome! :)
I didn't know you dissect songs thats pretty nice, ive been doing that on my own for a while
It's great for practice right? 😁
NICのしけんのために, 毎日勉強していますから、ありがとうございます！
どういたしまして! 試験の勉強、頑張ってね! 😄
Omg thanks for explaining, took me so long to understand the difference between conditionals 🙏❤️
You're very welcome, I'm glad that you understand the differences now! 😄
Great video and explanations, very helpful! Thank you for making this video! 😊
You're very welcome, I'm glad that you found it helpful! 😁
Great video!!!! It helps a lot to understand this topic🎉🎉
That's great to hear, cheers! 😄
I have been living in Japan for 3 years. I studied Japanese before coming here and I also studied here. All my teachers were Japanese. I used many Japanese books for each jlpt level. I in fact recently took JLPT N2. Never ever in my life I've seen any teacher teaching と as conditionals. Those who studied Japanese would agree with me that Japanese tech only 3 types of if: ば、なら、たら。How come they failed to tech such a simple grammar? I knew the usage, I immediately understood the meaning of your example sentence for と。But still I don't understand why Japanese dont teach it as grammar. You seem to be better at teaching Japanese than the Japanese 😂😂😂
I have been taught to use と with my teachers, it's probably because it's too easy that some don't bother teaching it !
Thanks for uploading this!
You're very welcome, I hope that it was helpful!
Thanks always, Can you please also upload a bit more complex topics like business Japanese?
Would love to learn about "where to use which japanese particle" from u.
Do you have specific particles that you would like me to cover?
Just drop here by some kind of lucky, and you make this topic easy to get!!! Subcribed here!!!
I'm really happy to hear that, welcome to my channel! 😄
Where is the "So what's the difference" thats my favorite part
It's at the beginning of the video, didn't you see it? 😉
Can you please elaborate the "kereba narimasen" usage and if there are many ways to express it, can u also explain it?
I actually have multiple videos on how to say "must/have to" in Japanese, please check them out!
thankyou sensei, I hope you make more videos. It really helps us. ありがとうございます
Great! Ty
You're very welcome, cheers! 😁
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