She is really good. A lot of books won't really teach you these minute differences. I've kind of internalized some of them but it's nice to have the differences directly explained so you can know for sure.
i know im asking randomly but does anyone know a tool to log back into an instagram account? I stupidly forgot the login password. I would love any help you can offer me
This lesson is a perfect example of why I watch you, Misa-sensei. I already knew these terms, but now I have a much more detailed understanding of their use, and learned something brand new as well (すぐ泣く)！
it's the same for me! I already got a N3 but her lessons are just as useful! And the way she talks helps you with the hearing and it shows she intently do it so! I didn't know about the nuances about らしい either
I have been studying Japanese with many teachers... but none could explain the way you can.. you have the ability to make it clear even to the person that doesn't know anything... im happy that i watched this video... thank you so much.. keep it up...
みさ先生は一番いい先生ですね。I was a little confused by these but as usual you make everything so much clearer. Thanks to you I'm getting to the point of watching anime without subtitles. ありがとうございます！
I've been reading all sorts of books in prep for JLPT N4, I've used "you na/you ni" outside of the classroom and nobody corrected me. But now I understand when to use "you na/you ni". Only Misa sensei can dissect the nuances of Japanese, incredibly useful skills for daily conversation. Thank you
You're the best Japanese teacher of all time. I've reached a point where my struggles with Japanese language are defined by details (such as the differences pointed in this video, and also some "daily life" grammatical structures that I didn't learn in regular courses, like "んじゃない" or "ちゃう", that you also showed in other videos). Your channel is helping me A LOT. Thank you very much!! I'm starting to get my confidence back in Japanese language.
I learned this from Neon Genesis Evangelion op: "zankoku na tenshi no you ni, shounen yo shinwa ni nare" as a matter of fact, this song is the one that motivated me to learn Japanese cos I noticed how simple the grammatical construction was I looked up lessons on youtube and I stumbled upon Misa-sensei's channel, and the rest is history
you sound like you are ill :( i hope you didn't stress your throat too much when creating this video (it was still amazing as always), i hope you get better soon :)
Outside of expressions, there is 似ている, which is a verb that just means "to resemble". It's the continuous form of the verb 似る, but I suppose for these purposes you would want to use the continuous form.
I really needed to solidify my confidence in N4 and I've only watched a few of your videos so far and my speaking confidence has already approved so much! You answer so many questions not in the textbook, such as ぽい having a slightly negative connotation and らしい being more positive 😊. I will be binge watching this whole playlist then on to N3!
Thank you for the lesson, Misa sensei. It is understanding small nuances like these that helps to perfect speaking a foreign language. Get well soon! 🍀
Misa you are the best! I almost know all the grammar i see in your videos, but there a some many things books not teach, mamy differences, nuances. I learn sooooo much from your videos. Thank you so much! Really!
Another fun use of らしい is saying "This isn't like you..." If someone is acting weird, like they are saying mean things when they are usually really nice, you can say, "(name)らしくない !" I love your videos as always misa (:
I hope you get well soon. I like your presentation and explanations very much. One of things i like that, you are saying example twice and allowing pauses which allows me to repeat after you.
Hi misa san, i watched your commercial to support your channel. 😊😊😊Please Continue uploading videos. It’s very informative and helps a lot those who want to learn japanese. 😊😊😊
I've been learning bits of Japanese on and off for a few years now, from text books and online resources, but I feel like I've truly understood much more from just watching a few of your videos in 24 hours.For example, I knew ~nasai was to ask to do something, but I had no idea it had a parental tone until I watched your videos. Thanks so much :O
i can say that you are the best japanese teacher in youtube, especially the coloured code method..so smart... and i guess it takes time to do high respect and plz keep doingg this.. i am going to patreon now
Thank you for your great lesson as always! You're the reason I ditched textbooks, I learn so much more from these videos than textbooks ever could teach me!! みさ先生、ありがとうございました！次のレッスンは楽しみにしています！
every time i watch one of your videos i have to hype myself up because you’re so intimidatingly smart and cute at the same time .😂 i sit there like “you can do this, you can be Bilingual too. Just listen to Misa and you can be like her” So your example “i want to be like Misa” was super real for me 😂.
Compliments on your English! Your channel is very useful and interseting, I recently discovered it. I usually do not comment but I have watch many videos and have the bell on. Just wanted to thank you for the wonderful help you are giving. Have anice day.
As usual great job! Thank you very much for explaining of such difficult themes. It was very confusing for me to understand the difference between みたい、らしい、よう、っぽい, when which one I should use, but now everything has became clear. As always your explanation is detailed and simple. So, please keep it up!) Your lessons really help very much!
You are absolutely one of the best if not THE BEST, teacher I've seen yet!!! You're awesome!!! You teach better than Rosetta Stone lol I still use it but you brake it down in an easy and incredible way to learn!!! Bendiciones, amor!!! Muchisimas, gracias!!!
Thanks for the nice vid and get well soon! Maybe could have added that mitai is not used at all when your subject already is what you are comparing it to, say pikachu being like a mouse - or at least that's how i know it :)
Thanks a lot again! Great lesson. I have been using different sources to learn Japanese grammar, and your videos are a great way to develop and cement the knowledge Especially with complex topics like conditonals and similarity/hearsay
This video help me a lot, in my book there aren't all these information about みたい、よう、らしい and っぽい. ありがとうございます、みさ先生 ;) And yes i'm Italian and we really move too much hands while talking 笑
...I'm convinced you're the best teacher ever.
She is really good. A lot of books won't really teach you these minute differences. I've kind of internalized some of them but it's nice to have the differences directly explained so you can know for sure.
Yes, she is.
🤓
I'm convinced you're a wise man
Welcome to the fan club
I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.
Nuance is literally EVERYTHING with Japanese. No textbook has ever taught me this stuff. Thank you for being alive!
i know im asking randomly but does anyone know a tool to log back into an instagram account?
I stupidly forgot the login password. I would love any help you can offer me
@Grady Timothy Instablaster ;)
תגיד אחי איך הולך לך עם לימודי היפנית?
I love how you keep everything with hiragana/katakana/kanji. No romaji. 👏🏼
Romanji is so lazy
Couldn't imagine someone learning these things without having learned the kana first.
U sound a little sick :(
Thank you for making this video 💜💜
This lesson is a perfect example of why I watch you, Misa-sensei. I already knew these terms, but now I have a much more detailed understanding of their use, and learned something brand new as well (すぐ泣く)！
it's the same for me! I already got a N3 but her lessons are just as useful! And the way she talks helps you with the hearing and it shows she intently do it so!
I didn't know about the nuances about らしい either
30 minutes to teach what would normally take a week in a Japanese course, and the explanation was very clear. Subscribed!
Thanks, i am actually starting to understand and speak Japanese just from your videos👍✌
I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.
Been in Japan two years and no one ever explained the difference as clearly as you. Like. I have this "omg finally" feeling.
Just as a follow up, にてるって "sounds like" right?
You are literally the best grammar teacher ever. You make it so clear and easy, it’s so helpful😭🙌🏼
I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.
She's an amazing teacher!
Thanks
I have been studying Japanese with many teachers... but none could explain the way you can.. you have the ability to make it clear even to the person that doesn't know anything... im happy that i watched this video... thank you so much.. keep it up...
Thanks!
Very informative as always. Thanks Misa! I've actually wondered for quite a long time about the differences you talked about today
0:01 みたいな (speaking)
5:16 ような (more formal)
14:28 っぽい（negative thing)
15:45 らしい (appropriately/I've heard)
I now understand why you are such a popular teacher! Your explanation is so clear. Thank you.
みさ先生は一番いい先生ですね。I was a little confused by these but as usual you make everything so much clearer. Thanks to you I'm getting to the point of watching anime without subtitles. ありがとうございます！
I'm so glad i've found your channel. Thank you Misa ❤️ I've been learning Japanese by watching your videos.
I love the way you explain everything. I'm a language nerd doing linguistics next year and I love how in depth you go with your explanations❤
I've been reading all sorts of books in prep for JLPT N4, I've used "you na/you ni" outside of the classroom and nobody corrected me. But now I understand when to use "you na/you ni". Only Misa sensei can dissect the nuances of Japanese, incredibly useful skills for daily conversation. Thank you
You're the best Japanese teacher of all time. I've reached a point where my struggles with Japanese language are defined by details (such as the differences pointed in this video, and also some "daily life" grammatical structures that I didn't learn in regular courses, like "んじゃない" or "ちゃう", that you also showed in other videos). Your channel is helping me A LOT. Thank you very much!! I'm starting to get my confidence back in Japanese language.
I was waiting for this 🌸💜
Keep up the good work 💪💓
ありがとうございます
This is literally the best channel for those who wants to learn nihongo. All the things i learned i thought were correct have been straighten out.
Thank you for not giving up!Your japanese lessons help a lot!
Its fast to learn here in Japan. Plus watching this vid. Thankyou. Ill share it to my friends as i teach them too
I learned this from Neon Genesis Evangelion op: "zankoku na tenshi no you ni, shounen yo shinwa ni nare"
as a matter of fact, this song is the one that motivated me to learn Japanese cos I noticed how simple the grammatical construction was
I looked up lessons on youtube and I stumbled upon Misa-sensei's channel, and the rest is history
you sound like you are ill :( i hope you didn't stress your throat too much when creating this video (it was still amazing as always), i hope you get better soon :)
I really like the structure of your lectures.
I just moved to Okinawa and I think it will be your videos that help me make my first japanese friend.
Back then you were close to 100k and now you're close to 500k!
I am so happy that Misa Sensei is posting regularly 😭😭
Outside of expressions, there is 似ている, which is a verb that just means "to resemble". It's the continuous form of the verb 似る, but I suppose for these purposes you would want to use the continuous form.
I always find your videos an awesome way to understand the basic Japanese, thank you ,Misa sensei!
Thank you for this lesson. I never found a video about ぽい before and I hear it a lot. It was very enlightening
Every time I watch your lesson, I think It's the best thing I've ever seen. Only until the next one.
先生はきれいだけではなく、頭もいいですね。先生の動画は本当に助かる。ありがとございます。
Your lessons always help me so much! どうもありがとうございますみささん！
I really needed to solidify my confidence in N4 and I've only watched a few of your videos so far and my speaking confidence has already approved so much! You answer so many questions not in the textbook, such as ぽい having a slightly negative connotation and らしい being more positive 😊.
I will be binge watching this whole playlist then on to N3!
I found your videos the best I've ever seen ... very clear and easy to understand thanks a lot Misa, you are the best 🙏👌❤️❤️
Thank you for the lesson, Misa sensei. It is understanding small nuances like these that helps to perfect speaking a foreign language. Get well soon! 🍀
You're the best at explaining and simplifying! it's 2024 but I still prefer your videos especially for learning grammar
Your teaching style is superb misa sensei
みさ先生がかわいくて、一番です!
Thanks for making this lesson even though you we're not feeling 100%. It just shows how much you love teaching.
ありがとうございました!
Misa you are the best! I almost know all the grammar i see in your videos, but there a some many things books not teach, mamy differences, nuances. I learn sooooo much from your videos. Thank you so much! Really!
Another fun use of らしい is saying "This isn't like you..." If someone is acting weird, like they are saying mean things when they are usually really nice, you can say, "(name)らしくない
!"
I love your videos as always misa (:
Misa thank you for your videos you're the best teacher ever 😁
I hope you'll recover quick
I hope you get well soon. I like your presentation and explanations very much. One of things i like that, you are saying example twice and allowing pauses which allows me to repeat after you.
Hi misa san, i watched your commercial to support your channel. 😊😊😊Please Continue uploading videos. It’s very informative and helps a lot those who want to learn japanese. 😊😊😊
具合が悪いのに、みさ先生はとてもきれいい！Thank you for this video, it was very clear and well explained.
Thank You for not letting your voice prevent you from doing this video. & I really hope you feel better soon Misa.
I've been learning bits of Japanese on and off for a few years now, from text books and online resources, but I feel like I've truly understood much more from just watching a few of your videos in 24 hours.For example, I knew ~nasai was to ask to do something, but I had no idea it had a parental tone until I watched your videos. Thanks so much :O
Great lesson , very in depth! Arigatou gozaimashita Misa sensei
i can say that you are the best japanese teacher in youtube, especially the coloured code method..so smart...
and i guess it takes time to do
high respect and plz keep doingg this..
i am going to patreon now
I am convinced you're the best teacher ever
Thanks for teaching the subtle differences in these words! Now I can go ahead and them in confidence.
ive been watching your videos to pick up on my japanese again, just wanna say thank you for teaching us!
very thank you misa saan .all the videos are the absolutely perfect..noone better than you.
Thank you for your great lesson as always! You're the reason I ditched textbooks, I learn so much more from these videos than textbooks ever could teach me!! みさ先生、ありがとうございました！次のレッスンは楽しみにしています！
wow, thank you for pointing out the change in intonation between みたい and 見たい. I probably wouldn't have caught that for a verrrrrry long time
every time i watch one of your videos i have to hype myself up because you’re so intimidatingly smart and cute at the same time .😂 i sit there like “you can do this, you can be Bilingual too. Just listen to Misa and you can be like her”
So your example “i want to be like Misa” was super real for me 😂.
Instant like for all the effort you must have made for this video while sick
But please be more gentle with yourself!
@W0Y4K sure sure, a joke ey ;) hahaha made me chuckle because it's kinda true
26:49 I love the way you said that
Merry Christmas Misa
みさみたいになりたい😊 @13:58
Sensei thank you for teaching us.
Another great video Misa! This made things much more clear for me. Hope you feel better soon. I just got over a few weeks of horse throat too
You are the best teacher I have ever seen. Did you catch cold? Take care!
Great class as always butttt I missed learning how to say 'does not look like', all examples was to the 'look like' side. Thanks!
The way you teach is appreciated...❤️❤️
I really enjoy your videos! You’ve been the most helpful to me out of any Japanese teachers!
どもありがとうございます！
分かりやすく説明方! ありがとうみさせんせい
Compliments on your English! Your channel is very useful and interseting, I recently discovered it. I usually do not comment but I have watch many videos and have the bell on. Just wanted to thank you for the wonderful help you are giving. Have anice day.
As usual great job! Thank you very much for explaining of such difficult themes. It was very confusing for me to understand the difference between みたい、らしい、よう、っぽい, when which one I should use, but now everything has became clear. As always your explanation is detailed and simple.
So, please keep it up!) Your lessons really help very much!
I like the way you say "woman"
Ooman
Because the pronunciation of "wo" を in japanese is "o"
You are absolutely one of the best if not THE BEST, teacher I've seen yet!!! You're awesome!!! You teach better than Rosetta Stone lol I still use it but you brake it down in an easy and incredible way to learn!!! Bendiciones, amor!!! Muchisimas, gracias!!!
Thank you very much! Your video was soo helpful compared to the book that I was learning from today.
you are the best teacher ever thank you misa san
Excellent, clear and filled with usefull information about grammar !!!! よくやった
Thanks for the nice vid and get well soon!
Maybe could have added that mitai is not used at all when your subject already is what you are comparing it to, say pikachu being like a mouse - or at least that's how i know it :)
Good videos! You explain things really well and it's kind of relaxing
先生は風邪があるみたいのに。ははっきりとした口調で話すので分かりやすい。
相変わらず可愛いだし
みさ先生の声は本当に静かです ^_^ 日本語をおしえてくれてありがとうございますみさちゃん！
Misa, thank you so much for such great lesson. Comprehensive and well taught topics. Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot again! Great lesson. I have been using different sources to learn Japanese grammar, and your videos are a great way to develop and cement the knowledge
Especially with complex topics like conditonals and similarity/hearsay
ミサ先生、授業をありがとうございました😊！授業を聞くのはいつも楽しいです。それから早く良くになるといいですね😉✌️👋。
Excellent video! Now all of it appears really clear to me, thanks a lot 😊😘
very clear explaination,arigatou gozaimasu misa sensei!!!
やはり, Misa did the thing, again. I learned about らしい elsewhere, and then here goes Misa going into slightly more in detail about it.
風邪ひいた？お大事にしてください！元気になってください！
Thank you sensei Misa, as always 🙏🏻
This video help me a lot, in my book there aren't all these information about みたい、よう、らしい and っぽい.
ありがとうございます、みさ先生 ;)
And yes i'm Italian and we really move too much hands while talking 笑
Thank you, thank you, thank you!! Your videos are always so helpful.
Lots of valuable information in this video. ありがとう、みささん！
ありがとうございます！
I was able to understand so clearly.
Thank you 🐈🐈
みさ先生、ありがとうございます
Thank you for this lesson!
Excellent lesson as usual, thank you!
This video is great.Thank you for your hard work，Misa❤️
みさ先生みたいになりたい 😊
You are the best sensei ever. Thank you so much!
Thanks so much Misa
I hope you're feeling better. Thanks for the video.
I hope you feel better soon!