「ね」- The Confirmation/Agreement Particle - JLPT N5 Grammar ┃ Genki Lesson 2

[@Nedsto]

I found this channel by accident but good god this is a gold mine for someone like me who is starting to learn japanese. Great work, keep it up.

[@ApathyDude]

ね seems very similar to how Canadians use "eh?"

[@SonarHD]

That’s a-boat right 🤪

[@clifton4647]

Eh is only used when addressed to someone specifically. I don’t think eh is said to a group or to one’s self.

[@user-xt1fk1dx9q]

Actually your videos are very good for learning English

[@HampsterGirl]

Great as always 👍

[@philplusguitar]

面白い動画ですね

[@wayoftheneet2839]

そうですね

[@64ccd]

I AM having fun. Thank you!

[@RealQuarlie]

Fun fact: german for some reason has pretty much the same, even literally even also being "ne" lol (tho it's mostly only ever unformal in german)

[@lucascesar029]

Same for brazilian portuguese, here we use "né" at the end of sentences which is short for "não é?" (is it not?)

[@seanemanuel3687]

thanks for your videos!

[@KylePawluk]

みなさんこのビデオはいいですね

[@SonarHD]

そうだね！

[@dazzothegreat]

Awesome ❤

[@sayourimohammed8745]

❤❤

[@xetsuma]

This video is somehow shorter than the one explaining the の particle...

[@GameGengo]

Hahaha a much simpler straight forward piece of grammar!