I'm so happy I found this video. The lessons are not too complicated for a beginner like me to understand, and you explained everything so clearly! ありがとうございますせんせい
so happy to see a new video sensei! I've just came back from my first Japan trip... wahahhaha, my listening is zero, but felt very comfortable with Japanese people around me, learning from this channel helps a lot!😊
Great lesson. I'm in Japan now on a long vacation. My question is how do you say "Do you have something/anything with (insert ingredient name here. Ex. meat, chicken, pork)." I know how to say meat, ckn, prk, but it seems like, in this case, 'anything/something' is used a little different than your example so I wonder if there's a different word. Google translate isn't helping or I'm just not pronouncing it incorrectly because people have looked at me funny.
Thank you for your comment. If you want to ask "Do you have any dish with chicken?" then you'd ask "Chicken no RYOURI wa arimasu ka?". So, "Do you have ANYTHING with chicken?" could be "Chicken no NANIKA wa arimasu ka?". or if you mean more like "Do you have ANYTHING chicken?", then it could be "NANIKA chicken wa arimasu ka?". But, the sentence may be ambiguous if there's no clear context, and in that case, we would probably phrase it differently. Hope this helps:)
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Oh this is getting better and better…! THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR AMAZING WORK!!! このチャンネルは大好き!!!!!!ほんとにありがとうございます白猫さん
Thank you for your kind comments😊ありがとうございます🥹
ありがとうございます ❤ I like how the lesson and video were structured!
I'm glad to hear that😊 Thank you for your comment! arigatou gozaimasu😊
I'm so happy I found this video. The lessons are not too complicated for a beginner like me to understand, and you explained everything so clearly! ありがとうございますせんせい
I'm glad you liked the video😊 Thank you for your comment! arigatou gozaimasu😊
Very helpful!
Arigatou gozaimasu😊
the darth vader san graphic cracked me up lol. great resource, thx for posting
Glad you enjoyed the cat version of darth vader😄 Thank you for your comment. arigatou gozaimasu😊
so happy to see a new video sensei! I've just came back from my first Japan trip... wahahhaha, my listening is zero, but felt very comfortable with Japanese people around me, learning from this channel helps a lot!😊
Thank you for your kind comment again😊 It's great that you had your first Japan trip! Hope it was a good one😊
@@ShiroNekoJapanese i was a great one! I will keep learning so that next trip I can at least talk to people a little. 😁
Was really easy to understand with the examples!
I'm glad to hear that the examples helped! Thank you for your comment😊 arigatou gozaimasu😊
ありがとうございます❤
Très bien , Très précis, merci mille fois
Et les personnages sont sympathiques , les explications vraiment très claires Bravo
Arigatou gozaimasu😊
Helpful, short lesson! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Arigatou gozaimasu!😊
That was helpful, thank you 💜💜
Thank you for your comment😊arigatou gozaimasu!
Thank u so much ❤
Thank you for watching!😊
Thank you sensei ❤️
Great lesson. I'm in Japan now on a long vacation. My question is how do you say "Do you have something/anything with (insert ingredient name here. Ex. meat, chicken, pork)." I know how to say meat, ckn, prk, but it seems like, in this case, 'anything/something' is used a little different than your example so I wonder if there's a different word. Google translate isn't helping or I'm just not pronouncing it incorrectly because people have looked at me funny.
Thank you for your comment. If you want to ask "Do you have any dish with chicken?" then you'd ask "Chicken no RYOURI wa arimasu ka?". So, "Do you have ANYTHING with chicken?" could be "Chicken no NANIKA wa arimasu ka?". or if you mean more like "Do you have ANYTHING chicken?", then it could be "NANIKA chicken wa arimasu ka?". But, the sentence may be ambiguous if there's no clear context, and in that case, we would probably phrase it differently. Hope this helps:)
Sensei why cant you upload all the genki lessons at once? Why does it take years
Thank you for your feedback. I'll do my best!😊