If we share links of her channel to other people, the algorithm will pick up on that increasing the chances of her being recommended more. Also watching every one of her videos will also boost her score on how faithful her viewers are to her channel. Things like having "all notifications" turned on and watching her videos as soon as they come out also greatly improves how she is recommended to more people. Recommending videos like these will improve youtube a little bit. Since most of it is just about clickbaiting as hard as possible. Let's boost more quality content like Misa's.
Best japanese teacher on internet, no one explains as elaborate as you! Thank you so much for putting all time and effort to create such level of videos.
I really like the pace of this lesson. It's much quicker than some of the previous videos and there are a lot a great examples. I hope this is a trend that keeps up
このRUclips Channelは一番いい！みさ先生ありがとう。 Continue to upload videos like this because you are the only Sensei here in RUclips who discuss all the grammar rules and parts of sentences! You deserve million subscribers
Thank you for the amazing subtitles!!!! Perfect, easy to read, timely colour-focused! I wonder how much effort you put on this aspect which additionally makes your videos so special and attractive!
It makes me so happy to see Misa get more eloquent and charismatic with every video. Of course she's been awesome from the start, but somehow she manages to get better and better everytime! さすがみさ先生!!! ありがとうございます ♥♥♥♥♥
教えてくれてありがとうございます！ Thank you for the great lesson! In addition to かも, it was helpful how you talked about using か in the middle of a sentence. Like 「食べるか~」。I have heard this grammar before, but I never understood how to use it. But, I think I understand better now! Also, I like how you did your hair and make-up. It suits you well!
That's so great! I've always used "Tabun" thinking it was maybe. I also used just the word "kamo" in conversation with japanese, in the maybe sense, and they would stare confused at me. I knew I did something wrong! Thanks you so much ! Great content!
kamo = maybe/might tabun = more likely to happen = "probably" (usually at the beggining of the sence or in the middle) you can also use tabun by itself as an answer just like in english, but you can't do that with "kamo"
This is my first comment on this channel and I want to say thank you so much! You are a great teacher! I appreciate your teaching! I really like your style of teaching, like かもかも at the beginning. It is so funny and easy to remember! Also the explanation of wisdom teeth, I like the story behind the words. Learning from your video is a joyful thing! I will support you!🥰
I Just would like to say that this channel is perfect, after 1 year and 8 months learning english I finally can watch all those tips and study english and japanese at the same time, Muito obrigado de coração... ありがとうございます。
Your videos are always so useful and efficient ,, I really love that you try to explain and go through every detail ,, please keep uploading more Japanese lessons ❤️ thanks for your efforts
ありがとうございました！ That was, as always, an awesome lesson! Loved the small pauses, where you let us try to construct the sentence, before you tell us what's right!
I've actually recently been looking for videos that explain the し -ending, but so far haven't found one. It would be amazing if you could explain the meaning and usage.
maggiesensei.com/2014/07/10/how-to-use-%e3%80%9c%e3%81%97-shi/ Not a video from Misa but Maggie also does a good job at explaining grammar because she uses a lot of example sentences. Her posts also help me out a lot with structures Misa has yet to cover. Maybe Maggie will also aid you!
Wow. Your videos are so helpful!! I love the format and how you explain everything! Understanding on such a granular level really helps me remember the grammar. ありがとうございます！
Love your videos! No wonder I had some trouble in Japanese class memorizing everything cuz we learned it all formal 🤣 Thank you for teaching the informal/normal speech, makes learning a little easier too haha.
Thanks for another great lesson Misa sensei! Keep up the good work! Glad you're staying healthy during this COVID-19 outbreak. Looking forward to your lessons always! 👍
Thank you for another really helpful video, your explanations are always so clear!! I also loved your video on んじゃない、and if it's Ok to suggest things it would be amazing to see a video that explained the difference between かもしれない、んじゃない、でしょう、とおもいます、気がする
Thank you so much for your videos. You do a fantastic and generous work, your explanations are very interesting and complete. I am learning a lot ! Best wishes to you from Brussels.
I love your video so much; you know it helps me a lot and I am able gain new vocab and grammar from here. thank you so much. I hope that you will continually make video
You are the best teacher ever❤️ could you please make a video of the differences between ために and ように?😭 i will support you on patreon btw you lessons are gold for my jlpt study :3
ために and ように are not similar at all. ように is used to describe something ‘like’ something. For example, アニメで習ったから、アニメキャラクターのように話した。”Because he learned using anime, he spoke like an anime character” Tame ni describes purpose. for example. 大切な試験のために勉強しておいた. I studied for my important exam.
@@koolkdny I suggest you watch this lesson on よう ruclips.net/video/GEmzkkftN70/видео.html. There are a lot of usages for よう which the video covers. The guy in the video might be a bit annoying but he is a good teacher.
I believe she's done videos for both of those. Watch the one she did for ように, みたい and then ために. There's also someone named Maggie Sensei who has a website explaining those two functions.
@@koolkdny You're very mistaken. ように has many usages and one of them is indeed very close to ために. I'd suggest you watch this video to educate yourself on this grammar point : ruclips.net/video/An6sKwhUH48/видео.html
みさ先生、もしもっと難しい文法を説明すれば(N3とかN2とか)、日本語だけで動画を撮るはどうですか？ I'm currently studying Japanese in Japan, but sometimes I still find it difficult to speak Japanese because I'm still thinking in English most of the time! Our textbooks etc. are all in English. I found out that it is easier to develop a "Japanese brain" (as I like to call it) when you learn the language in the language :) I watch your videos to review the grammar we learnt last semester (N4 and a little N3), so I'm not sure if you're ever going to explain the more difficult grammar, hence the suggestion! Also I'm sorry if I made any mistakes since my Japanese still isn't where it should be! Keep up the great work!
どこに住んでいますか? I have been in Osaka for over 3 years, you'll build a Japanese brain(lol I call it that too) just keep at it, comprehensible input is important but the immersion with locals is what helps the most with that. If you're in Osaka hit me up if you want, the locals are great, and open.
Thank you so much Misa sensei. I always thought of shirenai as the negative potential form of shiru. I also did not understand kamo as being two particles. This video was very enlightening.
Hahaha! Maybe the duck doesn't know it. Love things like that. A language teacher once told me that if her students understood jokes and funny lines, then it meant they could understand the language well enough to find it funny.
it's funny that かもかも sounds like "kamukha mo" in Filipino, and it means "you look like that". You can use this and point at something, for example a dog then you say to your friend "kamukha mo" (/kamokamo/ this is how it's pronounce) it means " you look just like that dog."
I haven't had a wisdom tooth pulled out but I did have a broken milk tooth pulled out before it was loose. I remember I was really underwhelmed by how it felt because I was on so much painkillers.
Oh boy that "maybe have to" grammar looks like it's gonna be a toughie I wonder if there's stuff like that in english too and we just don't realize it? Or it's just formal Japanese being formal Japanese. 😆
"Suzuki san, kore wa tori desu ka?" "Mmm...kamo kamo" "E? Kamo ka kamo, dochira desu ka? *Tanaka sighs* "baka bakkari" 😅 Sorry if this doesn't make sense. I just had to type it out.
Underrated channel! Deserves 1million+ subscribers!
If we share links of her channel to other people, the algorithm will pick up on that increasing the chances of her being recommended more. Also watching every one of her videos will also boost her score on how faithful her viewers are to her channel. Things like having "all notifications" turned on and watching her videos as soon as they come out also greatly improves how she is recommended to more people.
Recommending videos like these will improve youtube a little bit. Since most of it is just about clickbaiting as hard as possible. Let's boost more quality content like Misa's.
THIS!
Maybe do more collabs with other people too?
@@rumplstiltztinkerstein I'm glad I have done that😁
my man!
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世界でミサ先生が一番いい先生かも知れませんね〜
I really love your video! They are so helpful! どうもありがとうございます！
Best japanese teacher on internet, no one explains as elaborate as you!
Thank you so much for putting all time and effort to create such level of videos.
I really like the pace of this lesson. It's much quicker than some of the previous videos and there are a lot a great examples. I hope this is a trend that keeps up
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH . UR THE BEST JAPANESE TEACHER EVER💙💙💙💙💙
I wish u health and happiness because u solved a lote of my Japanese problems 💙💙
このRUclips Channelは一番いい！みさ先生ありがとう。
Continue to upload videos like this because you are the only Sensei here in RUclips who discuss all the grammar rules and parts of sentences! You deserve million subscribers
if it looks like a duck... if it quacks like a duck... かもかも
you are the best, most thorough japanese teacher on youtube. so impressed with the depth and clarity of your lessons. thank you!
「多分」と言いすぎる！笑
Thank you for the amazing subtitles!!!! Perfect, easy to read, timely colour-focused! I wonder how much effort you put on this aspect which additionally makes your videos so special and attractive!
I can't describe how helpful your channel is. Detailed annotation on each sentence.
It makes me so happy to see Misa get more eloquent and charismatic with every video. Of course she's been awesome from the start, but somehow she manages to get better and better everytime!
さすがみさ先生!!! ありがとうございます ♥♥♥♥♥
That dislike is that one person who wasn't able to say: 明日 仕事 に 行かなければ いけない かも しりません !
[Scoffs in Japanese] しょもない ...
Thanks for always making such helpful videos! My Japanese has improved thanks to your help.
very useful information not only for N4 but all the livers of Japanese language.I especially liked かもかも。
so thankful for how in depth you go with these videos! ほんとにありがとう！
(ignore this comment, I'm making time stamps to go back and make flashcards from) 1:23 1:46 2:17 2:45 4:35 4:49 5:34 6:04 6:25 6:48 7:13 7:40 8:17 9:02 10:13 11:02 12:31 14:25 16:12 19:06 21:04 24:58 29:10 29:56 31:09 31:28 33:08
教えてくれてありがとうございます！
Thank you for the great lesson! In addition to かも, it was helpful how you talked about using か in the middle of a sentence. Like 「食べるか~」。I have heard this grammar before, but I never understood how to use it. But, I think I understand better now! Also, I like how you did your hair and make-up. It suits you well!
Geat lesson Misa sensei ! Domo arigatou gozaimashita
That's so great!
I've always used "Tabun" thinking it was maybe.
I also used just the word "kamo" in conversation with japanese, in the maybe sense, and they would stare confused at me. I knew I did something wrong!
Thanks you so much ! Great content!
Appreciate the colored captions!
ミサ先生のビデオはいつも本当役に立ちます！どうもありがとうございます！
kamo = maybe/might
tabun = more likely to happen = "probably" (usually at the beggining of the sence or in the middle)
you can also use tabun by itself as an answer just like in english, but you can't do that with "kamo"
Does 多分change its meaning when だ is added to it as in 多分だ used by itself as an answer?
This is my first comment on this channel and I want to say thank you so much! You are a great teacher! I appreciate your teaching! I really like your style of teaching, like かもかも at the beginning. It is so funny and easy to remember! Also the explanation of wisdom teeth, I like the story behind the words. Learning from your video is a joyful thing! I will support you!🥰
the opening was impressive
Thank you for dissecting and explaining the phrase かもしれない。it is so helpful
I Just would like to say that this channel is perfect, after 1 year and 8 months learning english I finally can watch all those tips and study english and japanese at the same time, Muito obrigado de coração... ありがとうございます。
Your videos are always so useful and efficient ,, I really love that you try to explain and go through every detail ,, please keep uploading more Japanese lessons ❤️ thanks for your efforts
ありがとうございました！
That was, as always, an awesome lesson! Loved the small pauses, where you let us try to construct the sentence, before you tell us what's right!
thanks again for the lesson!! You are definitely the best japanese teacher on youtube
I've actually recently been looking for videos that explain the し -ending, but so far haven't found one. It would be amazing if you could explain the meaning and usage.
ruclips.net/video/7_mRm6L5n_I/видео.html
She did explain that.🙂 better check the other videos of Misa Sensei. Her videos possessed the necessaries in learning conversational Japanese.
@@arlynraymundo452 she literally just said in the video that she hasn't done a video on it yet
@@yere7851 I mean, didnt she explain it in this video though?
maggiesensei.com/2014/07/10/how-to-use-%e3%80%9c%e3%81%97-shi/
Not a video from Misa but Maggie also does a good job at explaining grammar because she uses a lot of example sentences. Her posts also help me out a lot with structures Misa has yet to cover. Maybe Maggie will also aid you!
I just heard 知らず a bunch during listening practice, was having trouble understanding the explanations, nice coincidence to hear it explained here.
You are a great teacher.
Wow. Your videos are so helpful!! I love the format and how you explain everything! Understanding on such a granular level really helps me remember the grammar. ありがとうございます！
You are best Japanese teacher!!! Every day you do it better and more freely. I follow you from Spain 🇪🇸. Thanks for your videos.
You always seem to make a video just when I'm working on a particular topic. Always informative, thank you for your hard work.
英語の勉強の息抜きに拝見しています。
英語の勉強にもなるし日本語もそういうことたったんだ！と発見が。
ミサ先生のように上手に英語を喋れるようになりたい〜
Thank you so much! The exact meaning of かもしれない has been a puzzle for me for quite some time.
教えてくれてありがとう！
i was starting to doze off half past the video until she started singing the kamo wa shirenai kamo shirenai LOL. It immediately made me smile.
Thank you. ミサ先生 こんな動画は本当にとても役立ちます。ありがとうございます
このビデオを見なければいけないかもしれません。長い言葉ですね。本当にありがとうございました！
Love your videos! No wonder I had some trouble in Japanese class memorizing everything cuz we learned it all formal 🤣
Thank you for teaching the informal/normal speech, makes learning a little easier too haha.
なぜあなたの笑顔は完璧なミク先生です。
thank you for this tutorial ! i have been wondering for the longest time about the し particle at the end of the sentence
This is a really great channel. You teach very well.
本当に素晴らしいビデオ。どうもありがとうございました。
Thanks for another great lesson Misa sensei! Keep up the good work! Glad you're staying healthy during this COVID-19 outbreak.
Looking forward to your lessons always! 👍
Maybellineかも
Thanks for all your patience! Love your videos!
just asked myself this question yesterday, what a timely video どうもうありがとう
日本語の勉強をはじめてもうすぐ1年になる。日本に住んでるので日本語 が じようず に ならなきゃかも😁。 みさ先生のどうが は いつも おもしろい と 思います。日本語をおしえてくれてありがとうございました。 いつか みさ先生にあうといいな🤔
ミサさんありがとございます
Thank you for another really helpful video, your explanations are always so clear!! I also loved your video on んじゃない、and if it's Ok to suggest things it would be amazing to see a video that explained the difference between かもしれない、んじゃない、でしょう、とおもいます、気がする
Thank you so much for your videos. You do a fantastic and generous work, your explanations are very interesting and complete. I am learning a lot ! Best wishes to you from Brussels.
Yes Ma'am thanks so much to support my videos and God bless you
憧れの先生です！英語も学ぶことができます🤗
What a lesson!!
Congratulations,,excellent work.
Thanks,,
Leading off with dajare... I approve. Another great lesson, Misa!
Thank you so much for the lessons Misa-San 😀🤘. ありがとう みさ 😀😄.
I love your video so much; you know it helps me a lot and I am able gain new vocab and grammar from here. thank you so much. I hope that you will continually make video
Great teacher ever, this young lady can speak english fluently
がんばってkudasai
You are a great teacher!
You are the best teacher ever❤️ could you please make a video of the differences between ために and ように?😭 i will support you on patreon btw you lessons are gold for my jlpt study :3
ために and ように are not similar at all. ように is used to describe something ‘like’ something. For example, アニメで習ったから、アニメキャラクターのように話した。”Because he learned using anime, he spoke like an anime character” Tame ni describes purpose. for example. 大切な試験のために勉強しておいた. I studied for my important exam.
@@koolkdny I suggest you watch this lesson on よう ruclips.net/video/GEmzkkftN70/видео.html. There are a lot of usages for よう which the video covers. The guy in the video might be a bit annoying but he is a good teacher.
Kool Kidney よう has a lot of usages and one of them can be translated to “for”, same as ために. So ように and ために are indeed very similar
I believe she's done videos for both of those. Watch the one she did for ように, みたい and then ために.
There's also someone named Maggie Sensei who has a website explaining those two functions.
@@koolkdny You're very mistaken. ように has many usages and one of them is indeed very close to ために. I'd suggest you watch this video to educate yourself on this grammar point : ruclips.net/video/An6sKwhUH48/видео.html
this beautiful sensei haz the passion in teaching,,that why its easy to.understand what shes explaining love you sensei mesa
Nice quality video! :) Keep it up!
You make japanese fun, it feels like doing a puzzle !
みさ先生、もしもっと難しい文法を説明すれば(N3とかN2とか)、日本語だけで動画を撮るはどうですか？
I'm currently studying Japanese in Japan, but sometimes I still find it difficult to speak Japanese because I'm still thinking in English most of the time! Our textbooks etc. are all in English.
I found out that it is easier to develop a "Japanese brain" (as I like to call it) when you learn the language in the language :)
I watch your videos to review the grammar we learnt last semester (N4 and a little N3), so I'm not sure if you're ever going to explain the more difficult grammar, hence the suggestion! Also I'm sorry if I made any mistakes since my Japanese still isn't where it should be!
Keep up the great work!
どこに住んでいますか? I have been in Osaka for over 3 years, you'll build a Japanese brain(lol I call it that too) just keep at it, comprehensible input is important but the immersion with locals is what helps the most with that. If you're in Osaka hit me up if you want, the locals are great, and open.
Steffel 日本語で日本語を勉強したかったら三本塾って言うチャンネルを絶対に見てください
本当にありがとうございます
みさ先生、いつも教えてくれてありがとう(≧▽≦)。
お疲れ様です。
Actually your best video ever. This かも知れない、 ist like the most popular word for native Japanese speakers😂. Thanks again😊
Thanks for your videos Misa 🫶🏻🔥
Excellent video. It makes me understand the かも (perhaps) in the following sentence:日本人の画家の中で一番有名かもしれません。
みさ先生の動画を全部見なきゃいけないよ！
Thank you so much Misa sensei.
I always thought of shirenai as the negative potential form of shiru.
I also did not understand kamo as being two particles.
This video was very enlightening.
ありがとうございました。このヴィデオはとてもめいかくです。
thank you very much sensei to making this video. its so very helpful fo new beginning that want to improve their Japanese skills.
Arigatou, Misa sensei!!! I learned lots of new things on this video!! Please keep posting them. :) :)
I really enjoy watching your videos, makes learning fun and easy. Also like your english accent too : )
Hahaha! Maybe the duck doesn't know it. Love things like that. A language teacher once told me that if her students understood jokes and funny lines, then it meant they could understand the language well enough to find it funny.
it's funny that かもかも sounds like "kamukha mo" in Filipino, and it means "you look like that". You can use this and point at something, for example a dog then you say to your friend "kamukha mo" (/kamokamo/ this is how it's pronounce)
it means " you look just like that dog."
Thank you so muchhhhh.
Yours video is so easy to understand.
Really appreciate it! Well explain and helps me a lot to understand! Subscribeddd~
Thank you for the lesson! Love your videos.
このビデオはめっちゃinformative. 僕の日本語はとても減ったでもここにたくさん習いました, def gonna peep your patreon lol. Thx!
misa先生 教ってくれてありがとうございます❤️❤️🔥
ミサ先生のビデオを全部見るかも😃
ありがとうありがとう✌️😁
Great video! I appreciate all the examples.
Beautiful Misa!!😍😍
役に立った。ありがとう
This was a great lesson, thank you so much
Oh man. Thank you so much for this such vids. Its really really helpful.
I haven't had a wisdom tooth pulled out but I did have a broken milk tooth pulled out before it was loose. I remember I was really underwhelmed by how it felt because I was on so much painkillers.
ミサ先生が好きになってきます .
かわいいし 優しいし 頭も良いしです.
Thank you for the lesson
U can explain everything so understandable ❤
面白かったです！
Oh boy that "maybe have to" grammar looks like it's gonna be a toughie
I wonder if there's stuff like that in english too and we just don't realize it? Or it's just formal Japanese being formal Japanese. 😆
ありがとうございますミサ先生🤩
"Suzuki san, kore wa tori desu ka?"
"Mmm...kamo kamo"
"E? Kamo ka kamo, dochira desu ka?
*Tanaka sighs* "baka bakkari"
😅 Sorry if this doesn't make sense. I just had to type it out.
美味しいいかもと言った時に、
"It may be delicious"の意味として言いたかったけどさ、ぼくはうまいかもとイメージしちゃった。笑っちゃう。