When you chain 3 or more の it becomes really hard to follow what each 's is 部屋の奥の壁の中央に "In the middle of the wall of the inside of the room" vs "In the middle's wall's inside's room"
Can you use the soft question version of the no particle to end a question that has a continuos verb at the end of it. For context one of the characters in the scene I'm translating has wings another character is asking the wing character what bird do their wings look like. Google translate gave me this as the standard version of the question 何の鳥に似ていますか？ Nani no Tori ni niteimasu ka?
As a complete beginner first you should learn hiragana/katakana and then after that you're ready to start with the Complete Genki I series OR check out the Complete N5 Grammar video. The vocab series also goes through ALL japanese 100% breakdown for you so you can learnt it ALL from any level :)
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EDIT: Possesive should be spelt 'Possessive' , I will fix that spelling mistake for the Complete Genki I video, sorry about that!
いつも役に立つビデオを作ってくれてありがとうございます。ゲーム言語はTH-camの中で一番の日本語のチャンネルだと思います。マットさんは一所懸命仕事をして、すごい先生だからです。次のビデオを楽しみにしています。
The amount of effort put into these videos...wow! I'm studying right now and they're such a blessing, keep it up!
Brilliant! Enjoy your work!
Cheers for the lesson. From brazil
Helpful as usual. Thank you Matt!
Great work!
Thanks so much Daniel!
I might have just said that it works almost exactly like English’s possessive. It’s “‘s” and they use it similar to us. Noun ‘s second noun.
When you chain 3 or more の it becomes really hard to follow what each 's is
部屋の奥の壁の中央に
"In the middle of the wall of the inside of the room"
vs
"In the middle's wall's inside's room"
My brain just translates の to possessive 's most of the time, but thanks for mentioning your previous videos so I can freshen up on more の usages!
Can you use the soft question version of the no particle to end a question that has a continuos verb at the end of it.
For context one of the characters in the scene I'm translating has wings another character is asking the wing character what bird do their wings look like.
Google translate gave me this as the standard version of the question
何の鳥に似ていますか？
Nani no Tori ni niteimasu ka?
The example from DEATH STRANDING... What is the different between いま の わたしのいきかただ and いま は わたしのいきかただ
Is it have the same meaning?
Which playlist should i start as a complete beginner?
As a complete beginner first you should learn hiragana/katakana and then after that you're ready to start with the Complete Genki I series OR check out the Complete N5 Grammar video. The vocab series also goes through ALL japanese 100% breakdown for you so you can learnt it ALL from any level :)
@@GameGengo ok thanks
Plzz de(で)and ni(に) it's so confusing for me 😢
They are coming! Just finished rendering them! While you wait you can also check out my に/で/を comparison video if you like :)