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I took notes while watching this and tried writing out my guesses for the answers and translations. I think I'm beginning to understand the difference between the は and がparticle better now. ありがとうごさいます!
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@@YukoSensei どういたしまして... Douitashimashite.. What does it mean? Naniga............. ( Please write in Japanese.. Hiragana).. Thanks from India.. ありがとうございます
But in the second example it would still be correct if I said only 川村さんがです(It's Kawamura) or I always have to put the adjective 川村さんがせが高いです? By the way, thanks, in my opinion, your are always the best!
Milvaさん、ありがとうございます。Thank you for your kind comment. The answer to your question is No, you can't. You can never separate [Adjective]+です or [Noun]+です in Japanese. If you want to shorter the response, you can drop せが which indicates the body part and go like this. 川村さんが高いです。 You can watch this lesson to learn how to use body parts to describe a human's physical characteristics. th-cam.com/video/ozpWllHZgfg/w-d-xo.html Hope this helps!
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I admire your work
ありがとうございます。😊
A lot of benifit for me
I took notes while watching this and tried writing out my guesses for the answers and translations. I think I'm beginning to understand the difference between the は and がparticle better now.
ありがとうごさいます!
HELLO FROM TURKEY. I AM A MATHS TEACHER LEARNING JAPANESE. I BEGAN TO LEARN WITH YOUR LESSONS. THEY HAVE ALWAYS BEEN GREAT HELP TO ME . I WOULD JUST LIKE TO SAY " THANK YOU".
どういたしまして。I'm glad my lessons have been helpful with your Japanese learning journey. 😊
@@YukoSensei どういたしまして...
Douitashimashite..
What does it mean?
Naniga............. ( Please write in Japanese.. Hiragana)..
Thanks from India..
ありがとうございます
Maraming salamat!🇵🇭
we also teach japan
watch over my channle for 100 basic japanese words in anime
ありがとうございます
You lessons are very understandable, so I can learn your lessons.Arigato gozaimasu Sensei.
Thank you sensei
Wow so simple
Good teaching. Thanks.
Domo arigato sensei from Bangladesh
The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination
ありがとうございます❤️
thank you so much شكرا جزيلا
Nice... ✅✅✅✅
ありがとうございます。😊
@@YukoSensei
どういたしまして。😊
we also teach japan
watch over my channle for 100 basic japanese words in anime
Great
Thank you very much sensei 😁
誰がこの便利なビデオを作りましたか。
裕子先生が生徒達に作ってくれました。
ありがとうございました、先生。🇯🇵🇵🇹
ビデオが役に立ってよかったです。😊 カペラさんは日本語が上手ですね。
@@YukoSensei ありがとうございます。I still have a long way to go, but with the help of Yuuko Sensei's videos I know I'm in the right direction.
Arigato sensei
But in the second example it would still be correct if I said only 川村さんがです(It's Kawamura) or I always have to put the adjective 川村さんがせが高いです?
By the way, thanks, in my opinion, your are always the best!
Milvaさん、ありがとうございます。Thank you for your kind comment.
The answer to your question is No, you can't. You can never separate [Adjective]+です or [Noun]+です in Japanese. If you want to shorter the response, you can drop せが which indicates the body part and go like this. 川村さんが高いです。
You can watch this lesson to learn how to use body parts to describe a human's physical characteristics. th-cam.com/video/ozpWllHZgfg/w-d-xo.html
Hope this helps!
It definitely helps thanks a lot ✌😁
こんにちは、私はブラジル人です。
Darega taskette!! I always s heard this from anime😂
Hontoni arigato
Hello! You're amazing! I really admire you!
😊 ❤️Also i'm italian❤️