【How to change the size of subtitles】 【如何更改字幕的大小】 （ iPhone） Open the 「Settings（設定）」 App →「Accessibility（輔助使用）」 →「Subtitles & Captioning（字幕與隱藏式字幕）」 →「Style（樣式）」 （Android) Tap TH-cam App profile picture. →「Settings（設定）」 →「Subtitles（字幕）」 →「Subtitle Size and Style（字幕大小和样式）」
thank you very much, but i have one more sagestion. Can you please do the same thing but provide multiple examples for one word. Just write word in one line and then 3-6 sentences with this word and their translation in lines beneath. That would make tremendous difference
Thanks for the comment! I'll use "とる（取る）"or "ぬぐ（脱ぐ）" for "帽子." For "メガネ" I use "とる（取る）" or "はずす（外す）", so I can't use "脱ぐ". ぬぐ(脱ぐ)": This verb refers to the general act of removing clothing from one's body. For example, it is used to "シャツを脱ぐ" or "靴を脱ぐ. はずす(外す)": generally implies the removal of something that is being worn. For example, "ネクタイを外す" or "イヤリングを外す" とる(取る）" is actually often used in reference to some specific clothing or accessories, such as "帽子をとる. This is because the item can be easily grasped and removed directly with the hands. Examples include hats, gloves, and scarves. It's complicated 🥺. The way to master this is to listen to many phrases repeatedly and know which words are used in which situations.
Thank you for your feedback! All I can say is that the voice in this video is as close to native as possible. If you are concerned that this voice is different from your native Japanese voice, don't worry!
Thanks for the comment! The verb "たべる" is in the original (non-respectful) form of the verb, "たべます" is an honorific. For example, use it in this situation. When talking with family members, 「ごはんたべる？」"Do you want to eat?" When talking to people at work, etc. 「ごはんたべます？」"Would you like some food?" or 「ごはんたべますか？」"Would you like some food?"
Thank you so much for your answers. It helps me a lot to understand the way to use conjugated and non-conjugated verb forms. I see that the particle "を" is omitted, isn't it? It's about 3 weeks now that I start learning Japanese language, only for my interest. It's quite interesting to learn new language, but also tons of difficulties😅😅. I hope to be fluent in Japanese someday or at least to be able to communicate with the native in certain level. Thanks again for your answer and your video.
You are right, I omitted the "wo". It is great to notice that! In Japanese conversation, particles are often omitted. Let's work together with me 💛@@poochidprommakun8759
【How to change the size of subtitles】
【如何更改字幕的大小】
（ iPhone）
Open the 「Settings（設定）」 App
→「Accessibility（輔助使用）」
→「Subtitles & Captioning（字幕與隱藏式字幕）」
→「Style（樣式）」
（Android)
Tap TH-cam App profile picture.
→「Settings（設定）」
→「Subtitles（字幕）」
→「Subtitle Size and Style（字幕大小和样式）」
すばらしいありがとうございます
@@user-wx5dh1iu1f いえいえ！
こちらこそ、見てくれてありがとうございます☺
😊
Good to see your videos improve days by days, i appreciate your hardwork a lot!
いつもほんとにありがとうございます❤🐹
Like everyone else, I will keep improving. Thank you 😊
Great video, thank you ❤
勉強になりました! ありがとうございます
いえいえ！
こちらこそ ありがとうございます🥺
thanks for you work
ありがとうございます。
ありがとうございます、ハムスターさん🐹🩷
These videos are very helpful, thank you!😊
コメントありがとうございます🐹
そう言ってもらえると、うれしいです💛
Thank you for your comment .
It's nice to hear you say so!
THANK w. Good tutorial
Thank you very much!
ありがとうございます💛
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching💛
ありがとうございます🎉❤😊
I love your vids :)
also the 'hamster' remind me of someone I met in Hellotalk app.
Thanks for your comment!
It might be my friend☺
Thank you 👍
ありがとうございます！！💛
わかりやすい。どうも ありがとう ございます。❤
どうもです💛
わかりやすい こと を たいせつ に してます💛
ありがとうございます❤❤❤
こちらこそ、ありがとうございます💛💛
感恩謝謝！
謝謝你！💛
ほんとにありがとうごサイマス🥳🙏🏻すごい先生🎉
いえいえ！
こちらこそ ありがとうございます💛
ありがとうございました❤
こちらこそ、ありがとうございます💛💛
좋은자료 감사해요
저희도 감사합니다!
ขอบคุณครับ
毎日更新を楽しみにしてくれてありがとう ❤
いつも見てくれてありがとうございます💛
非常好，对我很有帮助，非常感谢❤
我才是最应该感谢你的人🧡
This is so helpful! Could you also provide a list of the words in text?
Thanks for your comment!
The text of the word list can be written in the comment field.
Will it help you?
Love your videos
Thank you so much.
It would be great see the kanjis with the furigana.
Thanks for your comment!
Since this video is for beginners, the hiragana is the main part and the kanji is small.
thank you!
Obrigada pelo vídeo!
obrigado a você também.
Você usa legendas em português?
@@Hamusuke-japanese Sim!! Estão ótimas e ajudando muito. Obrigada!
fico feliz quando vejo que mais alguém está aprendendo japonês e fala português 😊😊
감사합니다
저희도 감사합니다☺
You are the best 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
You are also the best❤️
Thanks, Today I finished studying this video. 💯
👍👍👍
thank you very much, but i have one more sagestion. Can you please do the same thing but provide multiple examples for one word. Just write word in one line and then 3-6 sentences with this word and their translation in lines beneath. That would make tremendous difference
I would really dislike that. I think this is perfectly well done. making those types of changes will ruin the who experience.
nope it make worse.. i actually love the previous part 1 where u can read kanji from picture altogether
suggestion ?
The subtitles appear over the kanjis which it difficult to recognise completely. Could you please arrange so that one can recognize the kanjis too
ขอคุณครับคุณคุร❤
ขอบคุณ!
Gracias esta muy claro , debo dar el nivel 5 y 4 a fin de año esto me ayuda mu cho muchas gracias
¡gracias! Estaré haciendo más y más videos, así que por favor échale un vistazo.😉
GOO
please do for Jft takers🙏🏻❤
Thanks for your comment!
The level of my videos is about the same level as the Jft test, so I think it will be useful.💛
0:53 脱ぐ is for all clothes even 眼鏡と帽子？ because Japanese have many words to " put on" like 付ける？ just making sure.
Thanks for the comment!
I'll use "とる（取る）"or "ぬぐ（脱ぐ）" for "帽子."
For "メガネ" I use "とる（取る）" or "はずす（外す）", so I can't use "脱ぐ".
ぬぐ(脱ぐ)": This verb refers to the general act of removing clothing from one's body. For example, it is used to "シャツを脱ぐ" or "靴を脱ぐ.
はずす(外す)": generally implies the removal of something that is being worn. For example, "ネクタイを外す" or "イヤリングを外す"
とる(取る）" is actually often used in reference to some specific clothing or accessories, such as "帽子をとる. This is because the item can be easily grasped and removed directly with the hands. Examples include hats, gloves, and scarves.
It's complicated 🥺.
The way to master this is to listen to many phrases repeatedly and know which words are used in which situations.
@@Hamusuke-japanese thanks alot for the in depth description! 本当に素晴らしい答え
Pharigato sensei domo matane
ありがとうございます！
감사히 잘 보겠습니다!
댓글 감사합니다☺.
더 열심히 하겠습니다!
Is this spoken by a computer or a person? Does it Sound 100percent native or a little unnatural to Japanese?
Thank you for your feedback!
All I can say is that the voice in this video is as close to native as possible.
If you are concerned that this voice is different from your native Japanese voice, don't worry!
It's a hamster!
@@MaggieJean わたしはハムスターです🐹
일본어를 배우고 있는중입니다.
우연히 발견한채널인데 너무좋은것같아요 감사합니다
열심히할께요!
코멘트 감사합니다!
많은 동영상을 만들어갑니다!
Please do also with English
Thanks for your comment!
I have English subtitles available, so please use them from the youtube video screen!
日本語大好き。毎日頑張っている。🇯🇵🇧🇷 🙋🏻
一緒に頑張りましょう💛
Dịch tiếng việt ra để học nhe ban❤
👍☕
Do you have word for this sensei?
Excuse me, do you need any help?
microsoft word or pdf file maam.. cause i would like to print.. if it's ok with you sensei...
thanks so much...@@Hamusuke-japanese
@@Ayasky9 I see!
Publishing the words and data of the video is currently under consideration. I'm sorry...🥺
it's alright hamusuke sensei♥@@Hamusuke-japanese
GOOD. ARIGAATO
ありがとうございます💛💛
이 채널 좋다~~
🙋🏻♀️👀
good!!
What is the difference between these two sentences?
わたしはごはんをたべる。
わたしはごはんをたべます。
Thanks for the comment!
The verb "たべる" is in the original (non-respectful) form of the verb,
"たべます" is an honorific.
For example, use it in this situation.
When talking with family members,
「ごはんたべる？」"Do you want to eat?"
When talking to people at work, etc.
「ごはんたべます？」"Would you like some food?" or
「ごはんたべますか？」"Would you like some food?"
Thank you so much for your answers. It helps me a lot to understand the way to use conjugated and non-conjugated verb forms. I see that the particle "を" is omitted, isn't it? It's about 3 weeks now that I start learning Japanese language, only for my interest. It's quite interesting to learn new language, but also tons of difficulties😅😅. I hope to be fluent in Japanese someday or at least to be able to communicate with the native in certain level. Thanks again for your answer and your video.
You are right, I omitted the "wo". It is great to notice that!
In Japanese conversation, particles are often omitted.
Let's work together with me 💛@@poochidprommakun8759
ありがとうございます。Your reply is highly appreciated. It's really helpful as expected.❤❤
처음에 개 몸통이 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ핫도그야 기엽
ありがとうございます。
いえいえ！
こちらこそありがとうございます☺