The phrase emphasized in this video is actually the phrase that I did not understand. By concept and looking for keywords I got that what being asked is about the drinks. I am learning a lot from you! Thanks! Me and my husband will definitely visit Japan as soon as it opens again for foreign travelers 👍🏼👏🏼
Thank you for always teaching us so much! I'm learning so much for from your videos, especially Instagram posts and stories! ❤️ I cannot wait to visit Japan when the borders are open. For now I'm gonna learn as much Japanese as I can. ありがとうございます！
I love these short videos! Thank you! Being able to listen at slower and at natural speed is very helpful! My ears need a lot of training to pick up what is being said at natural speed >.
I came back to this now to see if my Japanese has improved and I can understand everything easily T-T Last time I watched this video I barely understood anything so this makes me very happy!! :D Thank you for your effort!!
Hi, Tanaka san. Thanks for your work. I play your videos repeatedly and it's good for my learning. Can you make another video for restaurant? I know you have done restaurant conversations but what works for me is the series of phrases for restaurant like this video (like Travel Phrases and Small Talk phrases). Also if possible, phrases for restaurant reservation over the phone. Got you coffee for your efforts! Thank you.
I’m having a hard time with this ordering food conversation, but this made me understand things a little bit better. I usually confuse which counting ‘thing’ to use with the food I say, like should I say 一つ or should I say 一個. Also can someone explain why we used で at the end of the sentence ”オレンジジュスとホットコヒーで“
つ can be used to count almost anything. 個 can also be used to count almost anything but is usually used to count small round things like apples, oranges, eggs. The particle で can be used to show what you're doing something with. ペンで/with a pen 自転車で/with a bicycle. So で is used here because the question the waiter literally asks means "As for the drink, how would you like to do it?" And Tanaka replied "with orange juice and hot coffee". If the waiter asked him what he would like to eat with, Tanaka would reply with フォークで/with a fork or お箸で/with chopsticks.
This is an incomplete sentence. The customer meant to say オレンジジュースとホットコーヒーでお願いします。 By adding 「で」it shows the intention of the customer trying to be a little more polite than just saying [オレンジジュースとホットコーヒー。」
Learning a new language is tough. Ive been learning for awhile and still have the same issue. Just keep at it and we will be 日本語 speakers in no time bro
This really helps to practice the Theorie of the Books. I can oractice listening and speaking with your Videos! Thank you so much! I really wnt to communicate and make Japanese feel comfortable in my presence. I don't want to be an ignorant Tourist. I want to be someone they can talk to.
The phrase emphasized in this video is actually the phrase that I did not understand. By concept and looking for keywords I got that what being asked is about the drinks. I am learning a lot from you! Thanks! Me and my husband will definitely visit Japan as soon as it opens again for foreign travelers 👍🏼👏🏼
The animation in Tanaka san's videos are phenomenal xD!
Thank you for always teaching us so much! I'm learning so much for from your videos, especially Instagram posts and stories! ❤️ I cannot wait to visit Japan when the borders are open. For now I'm gonna learn as much Japanese as I can. ありがとうございます！
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoy my work☺️
@@japanese_tanakasan You're awesome. Tanaka Sensei.
うわー！日本にいる時にそんなセリフがさっぱり分からなかった困りましたよ。すごい勉強になりました！
I love these short videos! Thank you! Being able to listen at slower and at natural speed is very helpful! My ears need a lot of training to pick up what is being said at natural speed >.
Really thank u for these videos🙇♀️本当にありがとうございます
Im really greatfull to your content because I get bored easily at lessons that has no visuals and here the animation is adorable 💞😤
ありがとうございますたなかさん😍☺️
ありがとうございます💜🌿
I came back to this now to see if my Japanese has improved and I can understand everything easily T-T Last time I watched this video I barely understood anything so this makes me very happy!! :D Thank you for your effort!!
i never knew that they would ask you when they should bring the drinks.... Usually the restaurants just bring our drinks and food automatically
教えてくれてありがとうございます！！田中さんが一番好きな日本語の先生ですー
そう言ってもらえて嬉しいです😍ありがとうございます！
役に立ちました!
Thank you very much....This is ver/y helpfull for learning japanese.
ありがとうございます❤
This is the best channel for my level and the cutest one 😭😭
I like your videos. So much fun to learn japanese.
Hi, Tanaka san. Thanks for your work.
I play your videos repeatedly and it's good for my learning.
Can you make another video for restaurant? I know you have done restaurant conversations but what works for me is the series of phrases for restaurant like this video (like Travel Phrases and Small Talk phrases). Also if possible, phrases for restaurant reservation over the phone.
Got you coffee for your efforts!
Thank you.
ありがとうございます
I’m having a hard time with this ordering food conversation, but this made me understand things a little bit better. I usually confuse which counting ‘thing’ to use with the food I say, like should I say 一つ or should I say 一個. Also can someone explain why we used で at the end of the sentence ”オレンジジュスとホットコヒーで“
つ can be used to count almost anything. 個 can also be used to count almost anything but is usually used to count small round things like apples, oranges, eggs.
The particle で can be used to show what you're doing something with. ペンで/with a pen 自転車で/with a bicycle.
So で is used here because the question the waiter literally asks means "As for the drink, how would you like to do it?" And Tanaka replied "with orange juice and hot coffee". If the waiter asked him what he would like to eat with, Tanaka would reply with フォークで/with a fork or お箸で/with chopsticks.
This is an incomplete sentence. The customer meant to say オレンジジュースとホットコーヒーでお願いします。
By adding 「で」it shows the intention of the customer trying to be a little more polite than just saying [オレンジジュースとホットコーヒー。」
これらの動画が大好きです。有り難う御座います♪
Thank you for the quick lesson
ありがとうございます。
I love how tanaka chan and egg chan teach me 😤💪💗
It's not just about the learning, the shusis are so cute!
Thank you sm for this
Please 🥺 upload more videos!!!!love sushi 🍣
How tf do i know 2k words and still understand just like 60-70% of the video being optimistic lol
Edit: It’s great for learning new words though
Learning a new language is tough. Ive been learning for awhile and still have the same issue. Just keep at it and we will be 日本語 speakers in no time bro
First time seeing your videos. I'll watch more ❤️
What I understood :
Welcome , how many people , 2 , I'll show you too your table , ring the bell when your ready to order .
Wonderful!
Conversation at a restaurant 1:08
Really helpful!
I keep thinking of Sushi as a little mushroom cuz that's what I thought initially. Now I can't get it out of my head. 😂
この動画を見てすごくうれしいです！すごく役に立ったと思います。どうかこのような動画をもっと作って、私たちに実際に使われて自然な日本語をおしえてくださいませんか？この動画を作って本当にありがとうございます！登録しました！
This really helps to practice the Theorie of the Books. I can oractice listening and speaking with your Videos! Thank you so much! I really wnt to communicate and make Japanese feel comfortable in my presence. I don't want to be an ignorant Tourist. I want to be someone they can talk to.
Wow I 🎉🎉love it
ども、ありがとう
I wonder what the difference between -to and -de is
I have a question. What does omochi mean in this context? Because it wouldn’t make sense if it would mean mochi in this situation, right?
お持ち(to bring) vs お餅 (mochi)
良いねありがとう。
Can i say this, if I want the drinks after the meal?
しよくごにおねがいします。
❤
どうもう ありがとう
ikon to meme mettchya suki
Can you learn me tooo please 🥺 and please explain in English
AZBR
The video is good nice voice how we going to follow you is help in pronunciation not even on the screen🤨🙄
Too fast
Choththou hayai desu ne.gomen