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Hi, thank you so much for asking ! Yes,"Atatameru means" heating things up so you can use it for heating up anythying in pot, microwave and oven. (but not in a frying pan) You can use "atatameru" to heat up a heating pad as well. *Yaku （焼く）has lots of meanings: bake, grill, burn, roast, cook in pan Do you　know Yakiniku (焼肉) ? It's grilled meat. Itameru is frying something in pan. To make stir-fry, you need to "itameru". I really appreciate your support!

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Hello thank you for your question! Both Chooshoku and Asagohan mean breakfast. We use kanji for Chooshoku and Asagohan 朝食(Choo-shoku): 朝 means "morning", 食(shoku) means" to eat" 朝ご飯 (Asa-gohan): ご飯 means meal *ご飯 gohan also means cooked rice but here we use ご飯 as meal. Hope this helps!

Thank you for asking a question! Long time ago, we used old ways of numbering system for telling days. For example, 11日 is used to be tooka amari tsuitachi, hatsuka amari tsuitachi for 21日. However, they got shorten afterwards. Yokka, tooka, hatsuka are already short enough so they stayed the same. I hope enjoy studying Japanese!

@@MaisJapaneseHandwriting Thanks a lot for clearing my confusion .So they got shortened and 20's Japanese translation came to be as Hatsuka. But I think u wrote same "hatsuka amari tsuitachi" for both 11 & 20 . So both of them earlier used to called as hatsuka amari tsuitachi , correct?

@@lampis1774 My apologies. I edited it. 11日 used to be Tooka(10th) amari tsuitachi( 1st）. Hatsuka（20th) amari tsuitachi (１st）for 21日.

@@MaisJapaneseHandwriting ohhhh nicee!! it's so clear to me now

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Thank YOU! I hope you enjoy Tanabata day with your friends or family!

Hi thank you for your question. Basically it means the same. Arimasu is "There are/is" .

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Hi, thank you for your question! It is added to make the sentence sound unsure. "おさいふ を さがしてるんですけど" is more like "I'm looking for wallets (but I don't know what to do.../I don't know where they are...) It sounds like an unfinished sentence but Japanese people speak like this way. さがしているのですが is more polite. さがしてるんですけど is still polite but sounds friendly as well. If you just say おさいふ を さがしています（＝I'm looking for the wallets) sounds a bit unnatural since you are just saying what you are doing but not asking for help.

@@MaisJapaneseHandwriting Thank you! That's very helpful.

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@@MaisJapaneseHandwriting I will be going through your content to see if I can jump start my Japanese acquisition again. Thank you for putting the writing items together

Thank you so much! Please let me know if you have any video suggestions.

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Hi, there are 3 different scripts in Japanese. Hiragana, katakana and Kanji. These alphabets in this video are Hiragana. Dakuon and Handakuon can be be made with certain hiragana and katakana( the other video explains the detail) . Originally, there was no phonetic writing system in Japan. Kanji came first from China and Japanese people made Hiragana out of Kanji. However, Japanese people couldn't write all the Japanese words by using only 46 alphabets of Hiragana . That's why they created Dakuon and Handakuon. For example, panda is パンダ（ぱんだ）in Japanese. This word can't write without a Dakuon and Handakuon. I suggest you to get familiar with Hiragana sound first and then you can just check Dakuon and Handakuon when you come across words that contain "g z d b p" sound. (ゴジラ、ぎょうざ、ダーツ、バター、パパ, etc.） I hope this helps.

Hi, thank you for your comment! No, these are not fundamental. Here is the video for fundamental Japanese alphabets. th-cam.com/video/HuX1GBWmb-8/w-d-xo.html However, you still need to remember the sounds because we use these letters in daily life. For example, じかん (jikan ) means time.

@@MaisJapaneseHandwriting Thank you so much for the response. Are these different from the basic alphabets? Also, do we have to go from right to the left while writing in order?

If we are writing from the top to the bottom, we need to write from the right to the left. That means, all the Japanese books and magazines start from the right of the page. ( except for e-books)

Kochirakoso arigato gozaimasu! (Thank you, too!)

Hi, thank you for your question. Yes, these words I'm showing in this video are 1ichidan verbs. You can drop the end of an ichidan word and add a helper verb like た or ましたto make the past tense. The ends of 5dan words conjugate and shift into one of the 5 vowel rows to change their meaning. There are more explanations in a longer video. The best way to check if a word is an ichidan or godan word is to look it up in a Japanese dictionary, since some godan words end with る.

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@MaisJapaneseHandwriting i don't understand Japanese words. What does it mean

@@muhammadhaziqasyrafabhalim7585 ありがとう Arigatou is “Thank you”😊🙏

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コメントありがとうございます😊🙏✨❤️ I’m so glad that this video helped you‼️ Thank you so much for your comment and let me know if you have more questions about Japanese😊✨🙏

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どういたしまして！Do itashimashite!

Dou itashi mashite! どういたしまして！

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Thank you for the info! I would change that or make a better video!