Thanks a lot for another great video Lily 😊 I have a question, in the example ごじまでここでまっています we are talking about the future, so why are we using てけい for まって?
@@japanesewithlily I thought the てけい was used to describe something that is happening in the ongoing present, shouldn't 待っていますmean "I'm waiting for you"?
Sensei, sumimasen, I have a question. I saw this question in a textbook 次の会議 [______] この資料を読まなければなりません。 The answer is "まで" but I think "までに" is also suitable in this context, right? Like "I have to read this document by next meeting". Is my thinking correct? Thank you in advance.
1) Watashi wa raigetsu made japan ni imasu 2) Peter wa kyonen made japan ni imashita 3) Watashi wa sengetsu Kara Russia ni imasu Above 3 sentences are correct ?
Hi Lily san, 1) Watashi wa gogatsu mo London ni iki-mashita. 2) Watashi w gogatsu nimo London ni iki-mashita. gogatsu + mo gogatsu + nimo Above two sentences are correct ?.
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Thanks a lot for another great video Lily 😊
I have a question, in the example ごじまでここでまっています we are talking about the future, so why are we using てけい for まって?
待っています means I will be waiting for you
待ちますmeans I will wait for you
@@japanesewithlily I thought the てけい was used to describe something that is happening in the ongoing present, shouldn't 待っていますmean "I'm waiting for you"?
Ir can mean both , depending on a sentence 😘
@@japanesewithlily Thank you so much! 😊
Do you you think you will develop a video about 間／間に that a I still need practice on.
「間／間に」文法の動画を開発出来ますか。その文法をまだ困っています。
Thank you very much for your suggestion 🤗I take a note 📝 and I will do it in the near future 💪
Sensei, sumimasen, I have a question. I saw this question in a textbook
次の会議 [______] この資料を読まなければなりません。
The answer is "まで" but I think "までに" is also suitable in this context, right? Like "I have to read this document by next meeting". Is my thinking correct? Thank you in advance.
You are right 👍I’m glad you asked me because the only right answer is までに( by tomorrow)
I've heard people say 疲れた！instead of 疲れていました in home environment. Are both forms common in daily life?
Both are correct but there’s a slight difference in meaning. When you say疲れた! It means I’m tired now
疲れていました means I was tired ( before)
@@japanesewithlilyOh really? It's like "I'm tired" and "I had been tired (at some time in the past)"?
Yes,that’s right👍
Can I put "新幹線で" at first?
Like I mean, 新幹線で東京から大坂まで三時間位かかります。 Pls tell me!!
Yes of course you can 👍In this case you are emphasizing 新幹線で😊
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昨日は朝から夜までずっと雨が降っていました。
来週の水曜日までにこの本を返さないといけません。
学校から駅まで歩いて10分ぐらいかかります。
七月までに三百漢字を覚えたいです。
10時までに帰らなければなりません。
全部完璧です👏👏👏👍🤩良く出来ました🤗💯💮
1) Watashi wa raigetsu made japan ni imasu
2) Peter wa kyonen made japan ni imashita
3) Watashi wa sengetsu Kara Russia ni imasu
Above 3 sentences are correct ?
They are all right 👍
Japan…NIHON 日本 🇯🇵
Russia 🇷🇺… ROSIAロシア
@@japanesewithlily thank you
Hi Lily san,
1) Watashi wa gogatsu mo London ni iki-mashita.
2) Watashi w gogatsu nimo London ni iki-mashita.
gogatsu + mo
gogatsu + nimo
Above two sentences are correct ?.
Better is 2)
I went to London even in May too( it means for example, I went to London in June but I also went there in May too)
@@japanesewithlily thank you
ありがとう ございます。 いちばんもんだいで 「ずっと」 は何 ですか。
You can watch this video and you will understand it well 😘
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