はい、質問があります! I believe I've also heard this か when someone realizes something that they didn't know before, and they say it to themselves. I hear this with a falling intonation on か. Some examples: Someone is riding the train with their friend. They are focused on their conversation and are surprised when the train arrives sooner than they expect: もう着いたか。 Someone checks the weather and is surprised that it is going to rain tomorrow: へえ、明日降るか。 Please let me know if my understanding is correct! 🙇
Hi ! First I’d like to thank you for these videos, your n3 lessons are the only lessons entirely in japanese that I can understand, because you speak very clearly. It really helps that you often rephrase your sentences after saying them !! Also your points are always super well explained ! I have a question about this video : 0:52 here precisely, the english subtitles say that you want to encourage us to use か after non-polite nouns, adjectives or verb forms, but it seems like you’re saying the opposite in japanese. I would trust the japanese sentence more but I’m not sure I understood the it right, so I just want to make sure. 😅
Interesting. I only started using か as a question form because sometimes I get misunderstood by someone who thinks that I am making a statement instead of asking them a question. If there was a key word just like ですか instead of just a tonal inflection (which is difficult to do with deep voice), that would be very helpful.
In my native language 90% of the times YES/NO questions are just plain form with that questionary tone and people do that regardless of their voice type. I am just saying you shouldn't ignore practicing it just because your voice is deep.
Is the か for asking questions the same as か meaning "or"? It kinda makes sense that you can turn a statement into a question by adding a trailing "or": "You're going to the store or..."
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This is the most useful channel I have come across for properly learning Japanese every other channel seems only focused on beginner level learners.
友達と話すときはカ使うのは普通だと思ったけどやっぱり普通じゃない！教えてくれてありがとうございます！
This is exactly what I was wondering about lately. Thanks :D
説明することは分かりやすいです。ありがとうございます。
コメントありがとうございます！
よかったです！ぜひ他のビデオも見てみてくださいね！
あっきー
はい、質問があります! I believe I've also heard this か when someone realizes something that they didn't know before, and they say it to themselves. I hear this with a falling intonation on か. Some examples:
Someone is riding the train with their friend. They are focused on their conversation and are surprised when the train arrives sooner than they expect:
もう着いたか。
Someone checks the weather and is surprised that it is going to rain tomorrow:
へえ、明日降るか。
Please let me know if my understanding is correct! 🙇
Hi ! First I’d like to thank you for these videos, your n3 lessons are the only lessons entirely in japanese that I can understand, because you speak very clearly. It really helps that you often rephrase your sentences after saying them !! Also your points are always super well explained !
I have a question about this video : 0:52 here precisely, the english subtitles say that you want to encourage us to use か after non-polite nouns, adjectives or verb forms, but it seems like you’re saying the opposite in japanese. I would trust the japanese sentence more but I’m not sure I understood the it right, so I just want to make sure. 😅
自然な日本語を言うために、外国人にとって難しいと思います。テキストにも載っていないので、使う時はいつも悩んでいます。
マナーや文化的な日本語のVDOをどんどん作って下さい。チャンネルを登録しておきます。
先生、質問が有る
漢字の事は分かり易いでも文法を難しいと思います
助けて下さい皆んな 😩😩
Always love this channel ❤️
ありがとう先生♥
はい。登録させて頂きました。😁
先生ありがとうございます
I watched the video twice (first with no subs and second with subs) . Glad to see I understood most of it in the first one.
As usual, great video :)
教えてくださりありがとうございます。
そうか！
your videos are always really helpful, doumo arigatoo gozaimasu
はい、了解しました。
ありがとうございます！
lool that ending. Great video thank you for always explaining things clearly!
このビデオは凄く面白かったからさ、色々の物を身に付けたよ。で、作ってくれてありがとう。
Interesting. I only started using か as a question form because sometimes I get misunderstood by someone who thinks that I am making a statement instead of asking them a question. If there was a key word just like ですか instead of just a tonal inflection (which is difficult to do with deep voice), that would be very helpful.
In my native language 90% of the times YES/NO questions are just plain form with that questionary tone and people do that regardless of their voice type. I am just saying you shouldn't ignore practicing it just because your voice is deep.
教科書に乗ってないことを教えてくれてありがとう！
けれども 「大丈夫かい」はかなりやさしいですね。
So instead of 「だいじょうぶか？」
should I say 「だいじょうぶ?」 with a raising tone at the end of the sentence?
You also can say 大丈夫ですか。
わかりやすいです！ありがとうございます
あっき先生は本当可愛すぎる！！！＜3
2:00 ( ｰ`дｰ´)
Is the か for asking questions the same as か meaning "or"? It kinda makes sense that you can turn a statement into a question by adding a trailing "or": "You're going to the store or..."
かを使わない方がいい....
また勉強になりました🙂
the subtitles are a little off
先生、インドネシアに来てください！
どう"の"を使うの。。。
可愛いwwww
02:01 面白い顔つき //