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6:50 thats so good XD

Hi, I'm having trouble what the difference is between these two sentences. 「土曜日に学校へ行ったのだ、数学テストに勉強することが必要から」 「土曜日に学校へ行ったので、数学テストに勉強することが必要から」 I now understand のだ, but after learning about the て form, I'm confused on how ので works. I know that you're not teaching Japanese and are just sharing tips but I'm really stumped. If there's any other mistakes you noticed, please tell me.

That 私は日本人だ really blew my mind 🤯 Now i know why a particle は is for topic

i love this video

Damn still only 5.7k views, this video needs more.

Is this correct? "母が来る の です" We have three A-B relationships here: "母が来る の です" (A does B) = (母が) does (来る). => 母が来る "(⓪が) 母が来る の です" (A) is (in existence) (B) = ((⓪が) It) is (in existence) ((母が) does (来る)) => です (we need a second が as the first が is already used) "母が来る の です" (A)'s (B) = ((母が) does (来る))'s ((⓪が) It) is (in existence) ((母が) does (来る))) => (Mother comes)'s (It is/Existence: Mother comes) => (Mother comes)'s (Existence)

At 2:30 where it said "you can find out to do right here" the arrow pointed to nothing.

I really enjoyed the way you did story telling on this, with those drawings, and on this video you took it on a whole another level with 3D?! It felt like a whole movie on its own. I recently got into Mahjong Soul so I came from your Mahjong tutorials and it felt like digging for gold but finding diamonds, this is an underrated channel and I wish you all the best for your future as a content creator.

Oh shit I Just noticed you're not at ~6k subs anymore but 25k! Idk when that happened but congrats!

Maybe if these videos didn't consistently try to distract from the information, then they could be watchable

What?!?!

I'm guessing there is no quick way to bulk add pitch accent graphs and they be accurate. It seems like they were for core 2k 6k but not for migaku mined words. Appreciate any help

ありがと

So if I understand correctly, English has the "implied you" and Japanese has the "implied self/I"?

Hey Jouzuさん、If you can clear my game's Hiragana and Katakana on screen in-game, let me know.

-see this video -boot up MahjongSoul next day -get a kyuushu kyuhai hand -go ballin' and try for kokushi musou instead -reach tenpai -forget that I shouldn't call riichi -someone else deals into open tanyao💀 -next hand -deal into double riichi within 3 turns -next hand -attempt for kokushi musou again -everyone discards all red dragons when I'm 2 tiles away from finishing my hand by end of round💀 Yeah, I think I'm not going for yakuman ever again 💀💀💀🤣🤣🤣

how do u make ur videos? I rlly like this format of edition for explanation

Incredible explanation

Where did you get your mahjong set? I've been looking for one in a similar style to yours and haven't found anything

日本人だけどこの動画おもろい そんじょそこらの外国人の日本語と違って、声調が完璧ですね よく勉強していると思う 日本人でしたらすみません

You said we need three of any directions? So why at 7:00 tou only win with 2

Already knew everything in this video except the 8:50 part +1 xd Still trying to figure out how to change the keybinds myself or somehow make あ default when switching to Japanese

u just stole the car thing from cure dolly

Hopefully leaving a comment here will help with the algorithm

Wow, we're very similar in the case of the "unfair advantage" my first language is spanish, second and third is cantonese, english and then fourth is mandarin haha, maybe the destiny was preparing me to learn japanese all this time

犬が何やっているの?

nice video👌

I think redoing this video into two parts. The zero ga explanations with no verbs. Then a different section with zero ga explanations with verbs.

Just wanted to comment and like because hopefully helps your content! I recently discovered your channel and the way you break things down makes it insanely easy to understand. Heck even after the stems video you made I made some sentences myself with the information provided for me. Thank you so so much, your channel is a life saver and makes things to much easier to understand 😭

Meanwhile me who is not native english speaker: Immersion totally sucks when you comprehend less than 50%, I don't know how you all do it. I mean, when I learned first immersed in English I had 6+ formal years of education and had about 75-85% of comprehension already... now that i have 1-5% comprehension of immersion in japanese all that i can say, above 50% it's not any difficulty just having fun.

When I try to install it pops up an error: "Extract: error writing to flie mpv.exe"; How can I solve? Thx

漢字2000年歷史，唯繁體字能與古人聯繫

As someone whos working on conjugation right now, having this show up in my timeline has been an absolute blessing. That just made everything SO much easier to understand!

I remember how many years ago I learnt what -かった comes from and it blew my mind. It comes from ーくあった. So かわいかった is just かわいく　あった, past tense of かわいく　ある (to exist in a cute way/cutely[?]).

Really glad I found this! Duolingo doesn't really do a good job of explaining that something like のみます (which is how it's displaying it) is effectively two words, which as an English speaker verb phrases like that is not at all a novel concept. I would much rather learn that 飲む is like "to drink" and learn that's the part that conjugates than just being presented with のみます as the catch-all "drink" verb.

What's anime is this? 3:22

Hello. Thank you for your video, interesting and well explained. Let's add some details. What we call "te form" in Western teaching is called "continuative form" or 連用形 in Japanese. As for Ichidan and "irregular verbs", that is very regular. For example, the 連用形 of 食べる is 食べ, so we add て and it becomes たべて; the 連用形 of する and 来る are し and き respectively, so when we add て, it becomes して and きて. As for the Godans, except for verbs ending by す like 話す (its 連用形 is 話し, which becomes 話して when we add て), their 連用形 had changes in pronounciation, like the "k" sound of き that disappeared (example: 書く -> 書き -> 書きて -> 書いて). Same for the adjectives: their conclusive form (終止形, it allows the adjectives to conclude a sentence) or attributive/adnominal form (連体形, it allows an adjective to modify a noun on its right) end with い, but we have to add て to their 連用形 that end with く. In order to transform them into their "negative form", we have to take their 連用形 and add one of the negative form of ある (that is ない in casual speech, or ありません in "polite speech"), e.g. 寒い which becomes 寒くない or 寒くありません. Their past form comes also from the same thing: we add the past form of ある that is あった, e.g. 寒い becoming 寒くあった. But as time passed, the "k sound" of く disappeared, so くあった was shorted in かった. As for いい, it comes from よい (良い) in more formal language, so it's normal it became くよない (良くない) or よかった (良かった). Speaking of て, its origin in interesting. This kind of particle seems to come from the ancient "perfect tense" (完了) auxiliary つ (this and other "past auxiliaries" all merged into た in modern Japanese), whose 連用形 is て which has a continuative function. Like "past/perfect" auxiliary た, it was also added to the 連用形 of verbs. So, by knowing that, a sentence like スーパーに行って、ハンを買って、家に戻って、寝た makes sense: all clause ended by て means that all of those actions are "accomplished" and connected in a chronological way. But since this ancient auxiliary て became gradually independent as a kind of particle, its functions are not limited to connecting clauses in a chronological way (especially if the subjects of clauses are different). As I've already explained in another video, な is not the 連用形 of だ (its 連用形 is で (*)), but its 連体形 (adnominal form or attributive form, allowing verbs or adjective to modify nouns or clauses that are on their right). In fact, it is more understandable if we know the origin of だ. In fact, だ is a conclusive form (終止形) and Its original form is なり (in fact, this was an abbreviation of にあり, at time of classical Japanese when に particle included all function of the に and で particles of modern Japanese). From time to time, なり is used in modern Japanese, especially in proverbs like 時は金なり (which means "Time is money"). And its 連体形 is な which comes from なる (abbreviation of にある). In formal language, we can read なる instead of な, and there are some words that are still using なる, like 聖なる ("sacred", "holy", e.g. 聖なる祠 which means "sacred sanctuary"). (*) In classical Japanese, the 連用形 of だ aka にあり was に, but when we "strenghthened" it with て, the pronounciation of にて was altered and it became て゛(and the で particle also comes from にて that we still use in formal and written language). Same for である: it comes from にてあり and にてある.

This perfect is literally perfect wow. Anazing stuff

I’ve been saying that for years, and people looked at me like I’m crazy. I’m glad the Japanese conjugation is finally being talked about like that.

Yomichan no longer available, its under different developer now and loks sketchy

I'm a drooling moron that somehow got myself into this - I'm actually losing my mind, because I ALMOST understand. I understand enough to know that when I lost, I know why I lost, but I don't understand enough to know what to build for beyond "a short ladder" or "three pairs".

Its so much easier than spanish, why cant i learn this in school 😭

If you say that は marks only the topic, then what's the difference between the topic and the subject? This still confused me even after watching the video several times.

these videos have been super informative and entertaining, keep it up! also appreciate the super paper mario credits theme at 14:17 xD

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Hello. Thank you for your video. Just one correction: な is not the 連用形 ("connective form" or "conjunction form"), but its 連体形 ("adnominal form"). That's a form of "variable words" (verbs, adjectives or auxiliaries) that allows the left word or clause to modify the right noun or clause (in fact, what we generally call "neutral form" of verbs is their 連体形 form because they can modify the nouns that are on their right). Actually, the 連用形 of だ is で, which connects one clause to another one. As for たい, in Japan, it is considered as a 助動詞 ("auxiliary"), like だ・である・です, ます, た, う, らしい, ない・ぬ・ず, etc. Some 助動詞 are conjugated like verbs (like です or ます), others like adjectives (like たい, ない or らしい).

Epic video 😎👍 I don't have to waste too much time with Japanese verbs rules and stuff. Easy af.

How did I just discover you now ? You are making me understand everything I didn't quite understand in Japanese in the span of like 30 min 😅 Thank you very much 🙏

Tell me you're a Kson/Kiryu Coco fan without telling me you are. lol