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あたたかい is really a tongue twister... no, brain screw. Not to mention it has 2 kanji 温かい and 暖かい, and the wording of 'to warm' (an object) it becomes あたためる while 'to warm' (oneself) it becomes あたたまる. I always slipped trying to say those words... I need to check my dictionary again
そして、家に かえるのが おそく なって、 りょうしんに しかられました。In that sentence, I can see that おそく comes from おそい which is an い adjective. Your wonderful lesson is helping a lot. Thank you.
This channel is an absolute blessing!! I cant thank you enough for your hard work! I’ve never seen grammar points explained so thoroughly, and it is the real deal. No unnatural stern speech that textbooks like to teach either. I love your method of quizzing at the end and your explanations are concise, clear, and to the point. These are great because once you have internalized the grammar points you can start learning and plugging in new vocabulary.
I really love the way you explain miku sensei. Very easy to understand. Now i’m getting excited to study again japanese because of your videos! Arigatou gozaimashita.
great question! So we don't really use なっている when we say "I'm getting/ It's getting" If you translate なっている into English It would be "I'm being sleepy" And you never say that in Japanese, even in English. You would say "I'm sleepy" ねむい。So ている is used to talk about an action that is going on now and also the habit and the state like I'm married けっこんしている。 But when you want to say "IT'S GETTING ADJECTIVE " It's なってきた。
@@mikurealjapanese ありがとう先生！ Thank you for taking the time to answer my question! Incidentally, also thank you for all your videos. I am really enjoying them all and learning a lot too. You're awesome!
I like coming to back to your videos and just wanted to say , thank you for not putting romanji. My brain automatically goes to the romanji so in a lot of other videos or resources, I have to cover it up so my brain doesn't switch. Its really easy for my adhd brain to focus on your videos. Thank you Miku!
Japanese use なってきた to stress "gradually" and use なっている to stress "their condition or feeling at the moment ". there is Miku's answer to others' comment
I recently started learning Japanese and have very little in the way of vocabulary. My biggest frustration in learning vocabulary is not being able to form basic sentences and use what i learn. However, after watching your videos, I have learned that speaking Japanese is a lot more different than i had first thought and that the foundation of a sentence is not what it is in English. I'm still trying to grasp sentence structure but find your videos amazingly helpful in learning that. Thank you for all that you do and keep up the good work.
Focus on the particles 「は、が、に、へ、の、と、を、ect.」and on verb conjugation (-masu form, -te form, past tense, potential form, etc.). "Tae kim's guide to grammar" can also be a helpful free resource. Keep practicing, it will eventually become easier. 頑張りましょうね「がんばりましょうね」
This is just to thank you for all these precious videos you made and that you share with us. You certainly have the gift os teaching, because you explain things so easily. Again, thank you very much.
In case it helps for future memorization: Our teacher at uni told us that よい is the japanese word for good but with time people started to say いい instead but you can't change the form of いい that well. So everytime you have to conjugate いい, you conjugate よい instead and you will see that よい conjugate as fine as all other い-adjectives.
I’m more or less a beginner and I’m trying to play a game in Japanese and it was PAINFUL but this single video explained three of the grammar points I was seeing constantly but wasn’t able to search in the dictionary. Thank you so much!
Maybe this is a little bit advanced (or not I don't know) but a video explaining として would be interesting. I know most of the times it works as "In the role of", for example in 親として息子が遅いまで遊ばせない (IDK if my grammar is correct tho hahah). But I encounter として a lot in scenarios where it doesn't make sense to give it the meaning of (in the role of) For example this is the definition of 趣味: 仕事・職業としてでなく、個人が楽しみとしてしている事柄。There are 2 として in there that I don't really know what they mean.
趣味: 仕事・職業としてでなく、個人が楽しみとしてしている事柄 Hobby: Things such AS those an individual is looking forward to, NOT AS a job/profession Means "as." としてではなく is the negated adverbial form of として. 日本語話者として、この文法は大切になりますでしょうよ。
just saying now that I like the little feature in the thumbnail that shows which JLPT level the grammar point is covered. That's all, Arigatou gozaimasu Miku Sensei.
Loved the lesson, very helpful. Only one technical issue, in that your font choice makes some characters hard to read, like nondescript blocks.Could you use a narrower font?
Tomorrow I've got a test so I came here to study because your explanations are always so helpful, complete, easy to understand and extremely good practise! Thank you so much for all your work always💞🙇🏻♂️
What? This works like Spanish's "tener" and "creer" and "puso" (a state of becoming) This is incredible! Thanks for the lesson. :) Voy a tener 38 - 38sai ni naru. Me hice en un maestro-Kyoushi ni natta Se hiso/puso caliente-atsuku natta.
I really want to thank you for this video, you helped me to understand a lot of elements and those examples and exercises were amazing! Thank you thank you thank you very much! :)
These pattern is very useful in real-life, even if I knew it. i repeat it to read,write and listen to improve my kaiwa to a Japanese people. Thank you Miku Sensei.
I really liked the way you teach Japanese, please to meet you. Thank you for your videos Ms. Miku, I work in Japan and I'm a Filipino. More power! and keep safe :)
Old age comprises "the later part of life; the period of life after youth and middle age . . ., usually with reference to deterioration". At what age old age begins cannot be universally defined because it differs according to the context. *The United Nations has agreed that 65+ years may be usually denoted as old age*
In Japan, when you reach the age of 30, you are called an OSSAN. It's true. lmao ! After turning 30, people often use the excuse of "I'm an old man" or "OSSAN".
👇Try my audio course for free 👇
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👇Wanna IMPROVE your Japanese FAST? Please check my course out👇
www.mikurealjapanese.com/
❤️Listen to my podcast 🎧
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ありがとうございます！！さすがみく先生！
みく先生はいいきょうしだから,だんだん日本語がじょうずになってきた！
Miku sensei’s lessons are easy to understand and the explanations are clear. Thank you!
たしかに
Wow I just started to come back to the channel and realized she’s doing 30 minutes long videos that’s amazing thank you
ミク先生のレッスンに参加してから、にほんごのべんきょうがたのしくなってきた。本当にありがとうございます。
みなさんメリークリスマス
こんばんはミクさん！
動画はとても役に立ちました！動画を見る前に、この文法の方法はとても大変だったが、今、分かるようになります！ミクさんは素晴らしい先生ですね！
The best thing about Miku sensei lessons is the exercise part!!! I love it
あたたかい is really a tongue twister... no, brain screw. Not to mention it has 2 kanji 温かい and 暖かい, and the wording of 'to warm' (an object) it becomes あたためる while 'to warm' (oneself) it becomes あたたまる. I always slipped trying to say those words...
I need to check my dictionary again
These are amazing lessons! I actually learn so much more here than anywhere else, keep up the fantastic work :D
そして、家に かえるのが おそく なって、
りょうしんに しかられました。In that sentence, I can see that おそく comes from おそい which is an い adjective. Your wonderful lesson is helping a lot. Thank you.
You're the best Japanese teacher on RUclips, thank you so much for your lessons
Thank u a lot I know this stuff for some time now but it’s always good to train back these thing
教えてくれてありがとう先生😊
That was really useful 💕💕
thank you, Miku-sensei!✨
I'm glad to help you guys!
Thank you very much Miku-sensei~
Your videos were really great and helpful !!
Especially for N4 JLPT students 😁😁😁
本当にありがとうございます！
よかったです！ありがとう♥♥♥
This channel is an absolute blessing!! I cant thank you enough for your hard work! I’ve never seen grammar points explained so thoroughly, and it is the real deal. No unnatural stern speech that textbooks like to teach either. I love your method of quizzing at the end and your explanations are concise, clear, and to the point. These are great because once you have internalized the grammar points you can start learning and plugging in new vocabulary.
Miku sensei’s evil smile when she set theいい/よく trap made me laugh ahahaha
この動画すごく役に立ちます。ミク先生のおかげで日本語が上手くなりました。いつもどうもありがとうございました。
I really love the way you explain miku sensei. Very easy to understand. Now i’m getting excited to study again japanese because of your videos! Arigatou gozaimashita.
はっきりとご説明してくれてありがとうございました！になってきたとは使い方をもう忘れちゃいましたので、この動画にたくさん手伝われました。
みく先生、「なってきた」 と「なっている」 は違いますか? Why don't we say, 「眠くなっている」 when we say "I am getting sleepy"?
great question! So we don't really use なっている when we say "I'm getting/ It's getting" If you translate なっている into English It would be "I'm being sleepy" And you never say that in Japanese, even in English. You would say "I'm sleepy" ねむい。So ている is used to talk about an action that is going on now and also the habit and the state like I'm married けっこんしている。 But when you want to say "IT'S GETTING ADJECTIVE " It's なってきた。
@@mikurealjapanese ありがとう先生！ Thank you for taking the time to answer my question! Incidentally, also thank you for all your videos. I am really enjoying them all and learning a lot too. You're awesome!
ありがとうございますミク先生! I learned a lot today! Your videos are very helpful~💗💗💗
Very useful!! Thank you so much
先生ミクと
日本語の勉強が楽しくなりました
先生ミクと
日本語の勉強が楽しくなってきた
Very clear, just the right pace, excellent!
thank you miku sensei 😊it deserve a million likes
I like coming to back to your videos and just wanted to say , thank you for not putting romanji. My brain automatically goes to the romanji so in a lot of other videos or resources, I have to cover it up so my brain doesn't switch. Its really easy for my adhd brain to focus on your videos. Thank you Miku!
You have such a positive way of explaining everything. Thank you for your videos, subscribed, and on my way to N4!
I have a question: when saying "it's getting..." why do you use 「なってきた」instead of the progressive form 「なっている」?
Yeah I would like to know that as well.
Japanese use なってきた to stress "gradually" and use なっている to stress "their condition or feeling at the moment ".
there is Miku's answer to others' comment
@@まえシティ thank you!
I recently started learning Japanese and have very little in the way of vocabulary. My biggest frustration in learning vocabulary is not being able to form basic sentences and use what i learn. However, after watching your videos, I have learned that speaking Japanese is a lot more different than i had first thought and that the foundation of a sentence is not what it is in English. I'm still trying to grasp sentence structure but find your videos amazingly helpful in learning that. Thank you for all that you do and keep up the good work.
@TwiGuy Thank you for the suggestion.
Focus on the particles 「は、が、に、へ、の、と、を、ect.」and on verb conjugation (-masu form, -te form, past tense, potential form, etc.).
"Tae kim's guide to grammar" can also be a helpful free resource.
Keep practicing, it will eventually become easier.
頑張りましょうね「がんばりましょうね」
My best Sensei, I like the way she adds humor to her lessons.
This is just to thank you for all these precious videos you made and that you share with us. You certainly have the gift os teaching, because you explain things so easily.
Again, thank you very much.
Thanks Miku-san! I'm from Brazil and I'm studying japanese by your lessons. あなたはすごい教師です！
I knew that the irregular いい conjugates to よく. Didn't fall for the trick :)
In case it helps for future memorization: Our teacher at uni told us that よい is the japanese word for good but with time people started to say いい instead but you can't change the form of いい that well. So everytime you have to conjugate いい, you conjugate よい instead and you will see that よい conjugate as fine as all other い-adjectives.
I felt so proud of myself for getting it lol
I mean it's N4 level. If you still confuse ii with yoku on that level then you should go back at the start lol
Miku san, you're the best teacher ever !!!
I’m more or less a beginner and I’m trying to play a game in Japanese and it was PAINFUL but this single video explained three of the grammar points I was seeing constantly but wasn’t able to search in the dictionary. Thank you so much!
Maybe this is a little bit advanced (or not I don't know) but a video explaining として would be interesting. I know most of the times it works as "In the role of", for example in 親として息子が遅いまで遊ばせない (IDK if my grammar is correct tho hahah). But I encounter として a lot in scenarios where it doesn't make sense to give it the meaning of (in the role of)
For example this is the definition of 趣味: 仕事・職業としてでなく、個人が楽しみとしてしている事柄。There are 2 として in there that I don't really know what they mean.
趣味: 仕事・職業としてでなく、個人が楽しみとしてしている事柄
Hobby: Things such AS those an individual is looking forward to, NOT AS a job/profession
Means "as." としてではなく is the negated adverbial form of として.
日本語話者として、この文法は大切になりますでしょうよ。
Very informative and useful as always, Miku sensei !
just saying now that I like the little feature in the thumbnail that shows which JLPT level the grammar point is covered. That's all, Arigatou gozaimasu Miku Sensei.
Loved the lesson, very helpful. Only one technical issue, in that your font choice makes some characters hard to read, like nondescript blocks.Could you use a narrower font?
みく先生のクラスが大好きですよ! 全てがわかりました! ありがとうございます! ❤️😊
Tomorrow I've got a test so I came here to study because your explanations are always so helpful, complete, easy to understand and extremely good practise! Thank you so much for all your work always💞🙇🏻♂️
I love your videos! They are super helpful and easy to understand!
Thank you for the N4 material, Miku-sensei!! 💕💕💕
Wonderful and informative lesson 🙏🏻💞
What? This works like Spanish's "tener" and "creer" and "puso" (a state of becoming) This is incredible! Thanks for the lesson. :)
Voy a tener 38 - 38sai ni naru.
Me hice en un maestro-Kyoushi ni natta
Se hiso/puso caliente-atsuku natta.
Good to hear about で and に difference. When you say 今年で for many people it is difficult to understand why で. Like we use 3月に but 今年で.
Love the videos!!!!! Thank you mika sensei!!
ありがとうございますせんせー！
It’s very helpful 💕💓💘🌸
I loved this lesson... I forgot to take notes so I'm going to watch it again. Thank you.
I really want to thank you for this video, you helped me to understand a lot of elements and those examples and exercises were amazing! Thank you thank you thank you very much! :)
Thanks to you I am learning japanese. Really thanks, Miku.
This video was very useful and on the spot! Thank you so much!
These pattern is very useful in real-life, even if I knew it. i repeat it to read,write and listen to improve my kaiwa to a Japanese people.
Thank you Miku Sensei.
thank u sensei miku your really very helpful,,love it here
Thank you soo much for all your videos and effort! They are very helpful! 💜
I really liked the way you teach Japanese, please to meet you. Thank you for your videos Ms. Miku, I work in Japan and I'm a Filipino. More power! and keep safe :)
Thank you very much.Your videos are very useful for me.I love you Miku.
thankyou sensie for more learnings
Génial, j'adore les cours de Miku Sensei :) Arigatougozaimasu Miku Sensei
Great - one of your teaching videos! These are the ones I find most useful.
4 year old lesson, still amazing!
It was extremely helpful, thank you!
ミク先生の動画を見て、頭が良くなった。:)
LMAOOOOO
お前よりも、僕はもっと頭が良くなっちゃったー😉
Very easy to follow!!! Arigatou
It took me about six hours to watch this video taking notes and writing down the useful phrases on my pocket notebook! But it worth it! どもありがとうございました。
ありがとうございます Miku !!!!!
Miku sensei your videos helps me a lot on my daily conversation at work. I really love your videos😘😘please make more😊
役に立ってありがとうございました。
役に立ったという文と お礼のありがとうを同じ文でいうのは不自然になります。
役に立ちました。ありがとうございました。
you're a life saver! thank you ❤️
ありがとうございます!
Gosh, I love your lessons
みく先生、教えてくれてありがとう!
ブラジル人ですよう。
Wow, what a good video. Thanks!
I love your lessons! you are so cute and I love your voice :D
Love your vids, helps me a lot, keep it up!
ありがとうございました😃！
Thank you for this video I appreciate it very much.
Ohhh mannn!!!! I really needed that video! ありがとうミク先生！私は今正しく話します。(or at least try hahah) ❤❤
ありがとう先生 thats our lesson earlier but now I fully understand it😊
Merci pour cette vidéo Miku sensei 🙏😁
easy n simple to remember......tq ..miku :-)
Ok that was easy to understand thanks
This helps a lot. Thanks.
I love 💖 your channel !!
17:45 I was thinking of 突然 for "suddenly". Is this also okay to use here?
Yes! 突然 is also good! 突然 sounds more formal than きゅうに いきなり :)
@@mikurealjapanese Thank you みく! I learned 突然 from a song lyric, so it makes sense that it sounds more formal!
I was thinking the same thing. Thanks for asking this.
Old age comprises "the later part of life; the period of life after youth and middle age . . ., usually with reference to deterioration". At what age old age begins cannot be universally defined because it differs according to the context.
*The United Nations has agreed that 65+ years may be usually denoted as old age*
You are amazing ❣️
Excellent....みくのことがすきになった XP
Thank you Miku-san!
My first thought ”Learning Japanese is becoming fun" was ”日本語を学ぶのが楽しくなってきた” Does that work too?
Keep up the great work!
That's perfect as well ♥
Sensei can you please make part by part video for N3 grammar, would be helpful.
Thank you a lot 💖💖
Miku sensei, Thank you for the videos, is nice learning with it, can you please make a video of how to use,
「ように」と「のに」、お願いします
Number 3: 突然腹痛に成った does that work as well? Same for Number 4: 突然頭痛に成った
great vid!
Thanks for this video! Can you explain the difference between なってきた and なっている？
boya, If you discovered that please teach me 🥹
Ma'am you are very good... Sensei... Respect... 😇
i like you sensie your very helpful to me
ミク先生のことが好きになったです。：）
Hola Miku! Me encantan tus pendientes, van genial con tu pelo!😁😊😙
"means old man, like 45 ...." REALLY MIKU???!! 😭😭😭😭
Damn I am soon to be old in the future
*NOT*
In Japan, when you reach the age of 30, you are called an OSSAN. It's true. lmao !
After turning 30, people often use the excuse of "I'm an old man" or "OSSAN".
I felt that one too. 40 creeping up on me. ;-;
I would say that kyoushi and sensei is the same as ishya and sensei, or with writers sakka, shousetsuka and sensei.