"To Be Like" ┃The Differences between みたいな vs ような vs らしい vs っぽい in Japanese
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Sorry for my voice! I filmed this when I was ill ;;
This time we'll learn how to say "to be like" in Japanese.
We have a few different ways to say "to be like" - "みたい", "よう", "らしい" and "っぽい".
Find out what the differences are!
◆ "らしい" as "apparently" / "I've heard"...
- • ②そう & らしい I've heard /...
◆ What does "ようとする" mean?
- • てみる vs ようとする "TRY / AT...
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I didn't know about the nuances about らしい either
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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?
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Very informative as always. Thanks Misa! I've actually wondered for quite a long time about the differences you talked about today
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ありがとうございます
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！
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.
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Its fast to learn here in Japan. Plus watching this vid. Thankyou. Ill share it to my friends as i teach them too
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 :)
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)
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I like the way you say "woman"
Ooman
Because the pronunciation of "wo" を in japanese is "o"
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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!
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! 🍀
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I hope you'll recover quick
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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
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Sensei thank you for teaching us.
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Thank you for this lesson. I never found a video about ぽい before and I hear it a lot. It was very enlightening
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.
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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！
Misa I think your "Italian" hand gestures are really cute! Be yourself and never stop doing it. ^_^ ^_^
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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。
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 😊.
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So glad I watched this, I use っぽい alot, I had no idea it had a negative context. Hopefully my Gaijin card meant I didn't offend anyone.... ;-)
That's sad, people should have corrected you. But I guess they just didn't want to come off as rude.
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Jyuppiter This time's not youtube's fault because as a supporter (like on patreon) you get access to videos earlier. c:
@@elianewinter2638 That's exactly what I imagined
Thanks for teaching the subtle differences in these words! Now I can go ahead and them in confidence.
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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 very much! Your video was soo helpful compared to the book that I was learning from today.
分かりやすく説明方! ありがとうみさせんせい
Great lesson , very in depth! Arigatou gozaimashita Misa sensei
Thank You for not letting your voice prevent you from doing this video. & I really hope you feel better soon Misa.
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.
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
"I'm quite japanesie." is a sentense I've never imagined to hear.
Your teaching style is superb misa sensei
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 :)
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どもありがとうございます！
みさ先生みたいになりたい 😊
You are the best sensei ever. Thank you so much!
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 😂.
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
ありがとうございます！
I was able to understand so clearly.
Thank you 🐈🐈
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!
Thank you for this lesson!
Thanks so much Misa
Thanks!
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Misa, thank you so much for such great lesson. Comprehensive and well taught topics. Thank you so much!
ありがとうございました
Merry Christmas Misa
Talking about adverbs, this is when I wish I had learned properly back at school
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 (:
Get well soon pikachuprincess Misa.
I wonder if that would be Pikachu no Hime Misa
本当にありがとうございます
Thanks
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😉✌️👋。
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
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！
みさ先生、ありがとうございます
Lots of valuable information in this video. ありがとう、みささん！
You are the best teacher I have ever seen. Did you catch cold? Take care!
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Japanese has tons of words to express the subtleties of emotions and feelings. It should be made the universal language of the internet. Emojis don't do justice. Very often the feelings are misunderstood online.
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This video was very clearly explained ! みさ先生らしいね！ありがとうございました^^
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The way you teach is appreciated...❤️❤️
Thank you sensei Misa, as always 🙏🏻
Excellent, clear and filled with usefull information about grammar !!!! よくやった
Ah so 色っぽい comes from this.
Ｉ tried to write, "this video helped/was helpful":
このビデオは手伝うらしかった
(This video was helpful (as expected from Misa's videos))
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.
Great class as always butttt I missed learning how to say 'does not look like', all examples was to the 'look like' side. Thanks!