Thank you very much for the lessons! You are a great teacher. This is my favorite way of learning kanji. Please upload more 3rd grade kanji lessons. I hope to study with you grade 4, 5, 6 and so on.
So glad I found your channel. Subscribing now. For some reason, your voice sounded like an anime character I can't figure out who, either way it makes it more interesting learning kanji with you. Thanks for the hardwork! 😊
I'm always impressed how many things all sound the same and are only different when you see at least the context, or better yet the kanji. The following 5 words are all pronounced きゅうし (kyuushi): 急死 sudden death 休止 pause, suspension 臼歯 molar tooth 球史 ball history (whatever that is) 九死 9 deaths ..... and there may be more :-) It's funny but also frustrating my perspective to ever learn this language to some degree. I still feel I'm making some progress following these lectures. Following a great teacher like this keeps me from a lot of possible sidetracks. Each new kanji opens a can of worms when you try to find how else it's used. And as a beginner one doesn't have a clue which one's are of importance and which aren't so much.
Oh i know those :D i thought i was barely 2nd grade but yay I already know THIRD grade kanji such as those :) thank you for the awesome videos as usual
At 13:30 (dentist/dentistry), why does the 歯 kanji in 歯科医 use the On reading (shi) while it's the Kun reading (ha) in the previous word (歯医者)? Both are at the start of the word, so how do I know which one to use? Thanks.
Sensei, how do I create my own worksheets like yours? So that I can customise all the Kanji I have not mastered and put them all on a paper. Always appreciate your work ありがとうございました
Thank you for watching and commenting. I just made it by writing in textbook style（教科書体）and copying it and changing its color into light gray. I use Microsoft Word. ありがとうございます。
No. Hajimeru(始める) is a transitive verb, while hajimaru(始まる) is an intransitive verb. Therefore, hajimeru has an object. S=Subject, O=Object S ha(ga) O wo hajimeru(hajimemasu). ※wo(を) is the particle indicating object of the sentence. S ha(ga) hajimaru(hajimarimasu) ※ha(は) is the particle indicating the topic of the sentence, and ga(が) is the particle indicating the subject of the sentence. 試合（しあい)を 始める(shiai wo hajimeru) start a game 私は今から試合を始めます。(Watashi wa imakara shiai wo hajimemasu.) I will start the game from now. 私は9時から勉強を始めます。(Watahi wa kuji kara benkyou wo hajimemasu.) I will start studying from 9. 試合が 始まる(shiai ga hajimaru) A game starts 今から試合が始まります。(Imakara shiai ga hajimarimasu.) The game starts from now. 試合は10時に始まります。(Shiai wa juuji ni hajimarimasu.) The game will starts at 10. Yes, "Hajimemashite(はじめまして)" is the typical greeting phrase, so it is idiomatic and definite, and we don't say "Hajimarimashite". Hajimemashite is usually written in kanji as 初めまして, and 始めまして seems rare. However, 初める is usually not read as "hajimeru" at least independently, but as "someru", so 始めまして may be correct, which I am not sure. Thank you. ありがとうございます(Arigatou gozaimasu)。
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This is the best channel to learn kanji. We want more lessons about kanji,please😍😍😊
Thank you very much for the lessons! You are a great teacher. This is my favorite way of learning kanji. Please upload more 3rd grade kanji lessons. I hope to study with you grade 4, 5, 6 and so on.
So glad I found your channel. Subscribing now. For some reason, your voice sounded like an anime character I can't figure out who, either way it makes it more interesting learning kanji with you. Thanks for the hardwork! 😊
내가 직접 공책에 쓰면서 공부하는 느낌이 들고, 과외선생님이(a private tutor) 바로 내 옆에서 가르쳐 주는것 같아요.
고맙습니다.
보고 주셔서 감사드립니다.
Thank you, Sensei. I love your Kanji lessons, very practical and useful. You make learning Japanese very interesting. いつも本当にありがとうございます！
Sakuraさん、温かきお言葉、いつも誠（まこと）にありがとうございます！🙇🏽
thank you so much for the lessons sensei, i was having a lot of difficulty in third grade kanji, until i find your channel先生、ありがとうございました
Great work!!! The most complete kanji study channel of youtube. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. これ から もっと がんばります. せんせい、 ほんと に ありがとう ございます!
I'm always impressed how many things all sound the same and are only different when you see at least the context, or better yet the kanji. The following 5 words are all pronounced きゅうし (kyuushi):
急死 sudden death
休止 pause, suspension
臼歯 molar tooth
球史 ball history (whatever that is)
九死 9 deaths
..... and there may be more :-) It's funny but also frustrating my perspective to ever learn this language to some degree. I still feel I'm making some progress following these lectures. Following a great teacher like this keeps me from a lot of possible sidetracks. Each new kanji opens a can of worms when you try to find how else it's used. And as a beginner one doesn't have a clue which one's are of importance and which aren't so much.
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Your videos really help me while studying japanese! Thank you for taking the time to make them!
Learning 漢字先生、今日、㊗️44K subscribed 🎉🎉。いつも本当にありがとうございます。
On Bootsaraさん、こんにちは🌞。こちらこそ、ありがとうございます🍧。心より感謝申し上げます。🌻
先生、お祝い57K、いつも本当にありがとうございます😊。㊗️🙏🙇🏻♀️
On Bootsara
さん、こんにちは😊。いつもお祝いいただき、こちらこそ本当にありがとうございます。🙏🙇🏻♂️🍎🍐
仕えるは終止だけど使えるだと可能になるって、日本人からしたら割と簡単に読み取れるけど、外国人からしたらとんでもなく難儀だよね。
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OOH MY GOD PART 6 IS FINALLY OUT! I'm so happy honestly. sorry for caps.
こんばんは、先生 、今日はいいビタですねーLearning Kanji🙇🏻♀️お祝う54K㊗️。どうも本当にありがとうございます。
On Bootsaraさん、こんにちは🌞。今日は秋晴れ（あきばれ）です。いつもお祝い ありがとうございます。🙇🏻♂️
Awesome video!! I feel like I'm in a classroom studying along with the lesson! Thank you so much, keep up the good work!!
I really appreciate your classes. Thank you!!!
ありがとうございます。。。♡
「荷物」のとこ面白かったです^^
ありがとうございます、先生！
This channel is amazing! It teaches kanji very well. I'm still learning! Thank you for these videos! どうもありがとうございました！
こちらこそ、ごらんいただき、ありがとうございます！
@@learningkanji3930 どういたしまして！
You did a really great job. And thank you for the videos♡♡
Just found your channel. Great work! And you're doing this even for free. Chapeau
もうお正月です。先生、明けましておめでとうございます。
今年もよろしくお願いします。🇯🇵🇵🇹
Arigatou sensei... morepower... waiting for next lessons..frm. jpn
いつも通り、ありがとうございます！
so happy to see your videos sensei 😊
I really like your videos
You are the best!!! Thank you so much!!!
it was awsome. thank you very much.
Thank you so much
Thank you very much. Your videos are perfect as usual.
thank you❤️
you are helping poor student plz make n3 grammar video with english どうもありがとうございました
i like your video
I like it, arigatouu :3
ありがとうございます、先生👨🏫。お祝い㊗️🎉42Ksubscribed.🍵🍇です。
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Oh i know those :D i thought i was barely 2nd grade but yay I already know THIRD grade kanji such as those :) thank you for the awesome videos as usual
㊗️こんにちは😃、先生。祝う43K subscribed。お🍑🥝🥗🍵🎁。ありがとうございます😊。
On Bootsaraさん、こんにちは😃。いつもお祝いいただき、本当にありがとうございます🍉🍇🥕🍎🍹😊。
dude great content
thank you sensei
I wish I had your pen so I can start to enjoy writing kanji lol
13:05 it looks like flowers 😂😂👍
hahah
Can you post the link to the PDF please?
I rellay want to thank you.😊
*really
At 13:30 (dentist/dentistry), why does the 歯 kanji in 歯科医 use the On reading (shi) while it's the Kun reading (ha) in the previous word (歯医者)? Both are at the start of the word, so how do I know which one to use? Thanks.
9:00 i really laughed at this part
Me too. Also at 22:08
Sensei, how do I create my own worksheets like yours? So that I can customise all the Kanji I have not mastered and put them all on a paper.
Always appreciate your work
ありがとうございました
Thank you for watching and commenting. I just made it by writing in textbook style（教科書体）and copying it and changing its color into light gray. I use Microsoft Word. ありがとうございます。
本当にありがとうございます先生
plz make n3 grammar sensei
please tell me japanese grammar with english
He has released Japanese Grammar videos. Check his channel.
th-cam.com/video/a4TWY62Qiuw/w-d-xo.html
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Sensei, can Hajimeru and Hajimaru be used interchangeably?
We say Hajimemashite not
Hajimamashite
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No. Hajimeru(始める) is a transitive verb, while hajimaru(始まる) is an intransitive verb. Therefore, hajimeru has an object.
S=Subject, O=Object
S ha(ga) O wo hajimeru(hajimemasu). ※wo(を) is the particle indicating object of the sentence.
S ha(ga) hajimaru(hajimarimasu)
※ha(は) is the particle indicating the topic of the sentence, and ga(が) is the particle indicating the subject of the sentence.
試合（しあい)を 始める(shiai wo hajimeru) start a game
私は今から試合を始めます。(Watashi wa imakara shiai wo hajimemasu.) I will start the game from now.
私は9時から勉強を始めます。(Watahi wa kuji kara benkyou wo hajimemasu.) I will start studying from 9.
試合が 始まる(shiai ga hajimaru) A game starts
今から試合が始まります。(Imakara shiai ga hajimarimasu.) The game starts from now.
試合は10時に始まります。(Shiai wa juuji ni hajimarimasu.) The game will starts at 10.
Yes, "Hajimemashite(はじめまして)" is the typical greeting phrase, so it is idiomatic and definite, and we don't say "Hajimarimashite".
Hajimemashite is usually written in kanji as 初めまして, and 始めまして seems rare. However, 初める is usually not read as "hajimeru" at least independently, but as "someru", so 始めまして may be correct, which I am not sure.
Thank you. ありがとうございます(Arigatou gozaimasu)。
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その新しいビデオ, どうもありがとうございます 😊 I don't understand "the first train" - 始発電車, does 一番電車 has the same meaning ? thank you very much if you answer !
ありがとうございます。はい、始発電車と一番電車は同じ意味だと思います。朝、一番最初に出発する電車のことです。
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개처량한 세상.. 피 맺히는 음악..ㅣㅣ
Your videos really help me while studying japanese! Thank you for taking the time to make them!