OMG, your Russian is amazing. Japanese people were always really good in Russian for some reason. Misa, you are genuine and wonderful person. I'm thankful people like you exist in this world
@@r8m8s8 in japan, govement has claim on russian islands sakhalin, kunashir e.t.c. and in japanese propaganda they called japanese norths territory. I guess that guy ment something like that
If you say so. I just mention fact of that teritory is contested. But if you interested in my opinion, only who can have true claim on this islands is Ainu. But it mean nothing in global affairs where we have only ius fortis. SU just been strong enough to claim it. When russia will be shattered again on wheight of its inner contradictons, japan surley conquer its again
Oh my god Misa I was not expecting to hear you sing the Cheburashka song. I was born in Russia and have been watching your videos to learn Japanese for a while. Hearing you sing a song from my childhood in a language I grew up speaking but haven't used in years actually made me cry happy tears. Thank you for that
That "Ciao bella" was so accurate it actually caught me off guard. 😂 Good accent! And what you said about Russian is exactly what I think about German.
Yeah German is such a beautiful language. People always have the stereotype of the nazi officer saying ACHTUNG SOLDATEN in a very harsh way but I think that being able to line up all these words that sound so similar is really satisfying. That’s what motivates me to continue learning German
Хочу присоединиться ко всем русскоговорящим комментаторам - очень приятно, когда учитель (в данном случае - сэнсэй) разговаривает на твоём родном языке!
I was surprised when I found out that you know Russian. It's nice to hear that you think Russian is wonderful. I have heard many times that my native language sounds harsh. I don’t think so, not because it’s my language, but because many of the words in it sound beautiful. You sang very well) your Russian sounds very good, it seems to me that you have almost no accent.
Oh my, I watched your videos for 2 years because of grammar lessons and examples, and I've never thought that you have such amazing Russian :) Потрясающе!
Italian follwer here! By the way, it's nice to know things you like and your hobbies! Thank you! Speaking about guitar, fingers hurt when you are a beginner, but it will pass after a few weeks of practice.
"Nutella sounds like a girls name, so just make it a female noun.." She doesn't even need to know German to know the right answer and be able to back it up with the right argument
I would love to see more content like this! Super useful for listing practise as well because it’s so relatable and feels like what people actually talk about! You’re also so natural and funny In front of the camera it always feels really relaxing watching your videos, it felt like a 5 minute video not 20! Stay well Misa, love from uk ❤️
I love getting to know you better, I felt like for a while you seemed like a nice figure but we didn’t really know anything about you and this year I think you’ve opened up more! You’re incredibly talented, I don’t know any Russian but based off of these comments seems like you are doing very well lol
As a native Russian speaker I should say that your pronunciation is really nice (so many people have already said this lol). I've been trying to 一人で日本語を勉強する (sorry if I'm wrong) for 2 years but it's kinda difficult (I'm still a beginner) and your lessons is a great help for me. Please, keep going 🙏 Looking forward to the day I can read manga without translation:)
I cannot believe how clear your Russian accent is. Just a pleasant surprise, especially since my language has 2 "L" sounds and 2 "R" sounds, you must have put a lot of work into learning Russian to this level!
みさ先生！！！ I would totally watch you talk about games. I saw your D&D stuff on a shelf and I pray the day will come when you'll talk about it!!! 😍😍😍 As for Magic I'm also super excited. My ultimate dream is to play D&D with you!
I am new to this channel and i can say - it is amazing! The way you put subtitles is so cool that i can see Kanji, furigana and translation of seperate parts with color shading in real time . This is awesome! Also i'm russian who tries to learn japanese through english lessons, lol!
Omg, I love your singing! Please sing for us more! And with the Czech thing, it’s one of the cases - the vocative. My native language is Polish and even though the vocative case is sometimes replaced with the nominative case, it’s still used when someone wants to call you/when they are referring to you in a conversation/when they want to emphasise that they want you to listen/when they want to make something sound dramatic, endearing, etc. For feminine names ending in ‘a’ it’s made by changing ‘a’ to ‘o’, so for example: Posłuchaj, Misa... (Listen to me, Misa...) Here the nominative is used. Miso, posłuchaj... (Misa, listen to me...) Here the vocative is used, it gives this sentence an endearing vibe, like someone cares about you or a dramatic vibe, like someone wants to scold you (like your parents), depending on the context! 😅
For me, I have grown to love everything you do. So finding out more about Misa Sensei is just great. Do whatever you want and I will give it a Thumb's Up. You are truly an amazing human being, Thank you for being you.
Misa Im so glad your back! I hope your feeling better, and I have faith your back stronger than ever, your intelligent beautiful and kind and the world deserves more people like you. Thank you
The entire "Misa" changing into "Miso" thing is called Vocative. Vocative is a case that exists in some languages including Czech (but not Slovak for some reason). If you watch some Christmas cartoons for example you may hear Santa being called "Santo" or Jesus (Ježíšek) being called "Ježíšku".
I would definitely watch a second channel where you talk about board games. This video was definitely helpful. I'm struggling with listening skills right now, so having natural conversation with an "answer key" helped me to connect more dots.
Basically this is our Misa Sensei being genius for 20 minutes straight haha love you Misa Sensei always here to support you. I'm glad you seems fine now please take care of yourself more! More more more video upload!
Surprisingly enough, your accent in Russian is really close to how the native sound. It's rare to see someone from a non-Slavic country can have such an accent in Russian. Greetings from Ukraine, Misa-chan :) ...and yes, I want to know more about you.
I've stumbled upon a video about how Japanese sounds similar to Russian. I've had same thought for a while then. And especially in sonds when words are sung by syllables it's so noticable.
@@hanqnero as a Russian and Ukrainian native speaker I confirm that it is very easy to pronounce Japanese words but when I hear people from the West pronounce them they sound very unnatural
Some facts about polish language, maybe it would interest someone: - in polish Misa also means bowl - in Poland some people would also call you "Miso!" - as for Nutella in polish it is female noun 😉 I really admire your passion for languages ❤
12:05 just keep practicing untill your fingers get hard so you don't feel pain! It's great to see a bit more personal stuff from you Misa 先生, someday I'd like to see a video of you playing drums! Thank you for your videos, I hope you are doing well!!
Я думала, что сложно будет проникнуться большей симпатией к Мисе, но все эти факты просто попали мне в сердечко❤ Ты чудесный человек и отличный учитель! Большое, огромное спасибо за это и все другие видео!
Everybody who starts to play the Guitar will hurt their fingers, the only way out of that is to continue practising and gradually you will get calluses on your fingertips and your technique will get better so you wont use as much force anymore and will be able to fret the notes with lightness and ease. Love your dress by the way.
Bilangual Russian/German native here. You nailed it. I'm impressed. Rock on Misa, rock on. Also while I think Nutalla article is ambiguous so 'die Nutella' would be right and I've heard it used before - personally 'das Nutella' feels slightly more fitting to me.
Yeah, my brother has been playing guitar since middle school. Unfortunately the only way to play without pain is to build up callouses on your fingers.
The best way to minimize finger pain when learning guitar is to start on a nylon string acoustic or very light gauged electric guitar and take it slowly. It’ll always be a little uncomfortable to start out but after a few months to a year it won’t be an issue unless you switch to heavier strings, but even then it’ll only take a few weeks to get used to them. But most importantly is to have fun!
Very interesting that you like italian and Italy. It will be wonderful to meet people that destroys language barriers learning my native language as me learning his (specially japanese, which I love). Brava Misa, buon accento su quel "ciao bella". Tante polpette dall'🇮🇹 🍀🌺
05:00 I know the feeling. Studied Japanese from 1998 - 2003, failed my JLPT so sort of abandoned Japanese. However I seem to have got my determination back for re-studying it again. Misa, you have played a HUGE part in that and thank you so much. Liked and subbed. Sending warm regards from the UK. Now to go and watch your back catalogue of videos.......... Actually play Magic the Gathering myself. Which decks do you like? :D
Never expected Misa-san speaks my native (russian) language and, moreover, so fluently and with such a clear pronunciation! What a wonderful surprise!!!
I love your channel, and I am a music teacher, so I wanted to give you some advice about the guitar! Most of the time if your fingers are hurting while you’re playing, it’s because your fingers haven’t built up calluses yet, or because your guitar needs to be adjusted. The strings should be not more than half a centimeter above the neck. If the strings are up too high, it is very painful to play especially for beginners, so go to your guitar shop and ask them to set it up properly. You can also ask for them to put thicker strings, which will cut into your fingers less. And then, once that is all set up, just play a little bit every day until your calluses develop. Even just five minutes a day for a few weeks will set your fingers up so that it won’t be painful to play anymore!
You touched on so many interesting things in this video; I don't want to drown you in responses, so I'll just limit myself to saying that I would absolutely love a second channel where you talk about or play tabletop games. I love tabletop games. I've been tantalized by the videos you've made with Arkham Horror in the background -- it's one of my absolute favourite games. I would definitely subscribe to and avidly watch a channel where you talk about D&D, board games, card games, etc!
Great video Misa! It is normal for your fingers to hurt when you are first starting to play guitar. There's a trick for helping though! You have to build up calluses over time and then they will stop hurting. The calluses at the tips of your fingers will probably be hard at first, but over time they will get soft again. The best way to deal with the pain and help build calluses at the same time is to smash your fingertips into a small bowl of uncooked rice to massage them. I remember this was a huge relief for me when I was first learning!
Thank you for your effort you put in colored subtitles. It helps me so much. And, wow, i'm shocked that you speak russian so good!!! I watch your videos for a long time, and had no idea, that you speak my native lanquage. I hope someday i can speak japanese that good.
When the World needed her the most, she came back.
The master of all elements
I mean it's only been like a week, but yeah always nice to see her upload lol
@@misspopicon _Mistress.
@@spartan.falbion2761 err master is Unisexual though. Even in Avatar cartoon, they refer to Avatar as Master of all elements irregardless of genders
I'm one of your Russian viewers and hearing you sing that Cheburashka song overdosed me with cuteness.
О, здаров земляк)
русские вперёд
Это песня…is known by everyone with Russian influence, lol.
Oh gosh, I am russian and you are SO GOOD at it - you almost have no accent! Keep up the good work!
OMG, your Russian is amazing. Japanese people were always really good in Russian for some reason. Misa, you are genuine and wonderful person. I'm thankful people like you exist in this world
north Japan has been home to more russians than japanese for decades!
@@RPCauldron I was just in Hokkaido and did not encounter one Russian
@@r8m8s8 in japan, govement has claim on russian islands sakhalin, kunashir e.t.c. and in japanese propaganda they called japanese norths territory. I guess that guy ment something like that
@@osupoke5407 You mean Japanese islands that Russia is illegally occupying following their violation of a neutrality pact?
If you say so. I just mention fact of that teritory is contested. But if you interested in my opinion, only who can have true claim on this islands is Ainu. But it mean nothing in global affairs where we have only ius fortis. SU just been strong enough to claim it. When russia will be shattered again on wheight of its inner contradictons, japan surley conquer its again
Oh my god Misa I was not expecting to hear you sing the Cheburashka song. I was born in Russia and have been watching your videos to learn Japanese for a while. Hearing you sing a song from my childhood in a language I grew up speaking but haven't used in years actually made me cry happy tears. Thank you for that
Я тоже прослезилась 😭
That "Ciao bella" was so accurate it actually caught me off guard. 😂
Good accent!
And what you said about Russian is exactly what I think about German.
as a german I appreciate it
Yeah German is such a beautiful language. People always have the stereotype of the nazi officer saying ACHTUNG SOLDATEN in a very harsh way but I think that being able to line up all these words that sound so similar is really satisfying. That’s what motivates me to continue learning German
To me, German is the scariest sounding language. Then again, I used to listen to a lot of Rammstein back in high school.
@@SpawnedInTheHades then take as an example du hast and sonne, the lyrics sound peaceful don’t they ?
i never would have thought id see you here Alex :oooo
Wow, as a native Russian speaker, I can confidently say that your pronunciation is perfect 🥰
Спасибо, что делаешь такие прекрасные видео Миса-сенсей 💕
Хочу присоединиться ко всем русскоговорящим комментаторам - очень приятно, когда учитель (в данном случае - сэнсэй) разговаривает на твоём родном языке!
🥰
Nani ? !
Внатуре, кто бы подумал))
Я начал любить みさ先生 ещё больше после этого видео))
Посмотрим, сколько нас здесь🙂
лучший сенсей
A Russian speaking Misa-sensei....now my life is complete :-D
But her choice of Russian is so sad...
Liberty Freeman w h a t
Liberty Freeman ho ok I see, I was just genuinely confused
Не могу поверить, что можно написать тебе комментарий на русском и ты поймешь! :D
ロシア語の発音はとても自然ですね！
I'll say it again, I love the way she colour codes her subtitles!
14:56 - YES! I would totally watch that second channel if you make it. It can be a more casual, personal channel with gaming and vlogs.
Очень высокий уровень Русского языка Миса сенсей! Вот бы увидеть урок Японского языка на русском!))
I agree
Даёшь урок на русском!
I'm czech and it's good to see someone learning my language. I really didn't expect that.
Your Russian pronunciation is AMAZING! Love hearing Japanese people appreciating and speaking Russian ☺️
Welcome back, Misa sensei.
It is so good to see you relaxed, smiling, and talking about what you love.
misasan your videos have made me happy in a difficult time in my life, ほんとにありがとうございます😊
Wow Misa your Russian is flawless. Left me speechless. Bit rusty in Italian but my Spanish could get me by.
6:38 i can't stop listening, this is soo cute ♡ Your russian is so good!
Миса, ты очень мило говоришь по-русски! Люблю твои видео! ❤️
Привет, у тебя очень хороший русский язык и приятный голос!❤️
P.s. И да, песня Чебурашки в твоём исполнении просто очаровательна:3
I was surprised when I found out that you know Russian. It's nice to hear that you think Russian is wonderful. I have heard many times that my native language sounds harsh. I don’t think so, not because it’s my language, but because many of the words in it sound beautiful. You sang very well) your Russian sounds very good, it seems to me that you have almost no accent.
Oh my, I watched your videos for 2 years because of grammar lessons and examples, and I've never thought that you have such amazing Russian :) Потрясающе!
Thank you Misa sensei 🙏🏻🤍
Italian follwer here! By the way, it's nice to know things you like and your hobbies! Thank you!
Speaking about guitar, fingers hurt when you are a beginner, but it will pass after a few weeks of practice.
"Nutella sounds like a girls name, so just make it a female noun.."
She doesn't even need to know German to know the right answer and be able to back it up with the right argument
That's interesting because in french (at least where I live) we say "le Nutella" which would translate to "der Nutella", so masculine... x)
Nutella was created by an Italian so it is a feminine word as is the word for hazelnut.
@@tuxedoneko9837 That makes sense. We got it wrong then, haha
@@tuxedoneko9837 but tbh i lived in Baden württemberg (South west Germany) and everyone there said das Nutella :)
@@loryon lol, just a guess
I would love to see more content like this! Super useful for listing practise as well because it’s so relatable and feels like what people actually talk about! You’re also so natural and funny In front of the camera it always feels really relaxing watching your videos, it felt like a 5 minute video not 20! Stay well Misa, love from uk ❤️
I love getting to know you better, I felt like for a while you seemed like a nice figure but we didn’t really know anything about you and this year I think you’ve opened up more! You’re incredibly talented, I don’t know any Russian but based off of these comments seems like you are doing very well lol
As a native Russian speaker I should say that your pronunciation is really nice (so many people have already said this lol).
I've been trying to 一人で日本語を勉強する (sorry if I'm wrong) for 2 years but it's kinda difficult (I'm still a beginner) and your lessons is a great help for me. Please, keep going 🙏
Looking forward to the day I can read manga without translation:)
I cannot believe how clear your Russian accent is. Just a pleasant surprise, especially since my language has 2 "L" sounds and 2 "R" sounds, you must have put a lot of work into learning Russian to this level!
みさ先生！！！ I would totally watch you talk about games. I saw your D&D stuff on a shelf and I pray the day will come when you'll talk about it!!! 😍😍😍 As for Magic I'm also super excited.
My ultimate dream is to play D&D with you!
I am new to this channel and i can say - it is amazing! The way you put subtitles is so cool that i can see Kanji, furigana and translation of seperate parts with color shading in real time . This is awesome! Also i'm russian who tries to learn japanese through english lessons, lol!
Omg, I love your singing! Please sing for us more!
And with the Czech thing, it’s one of the cases - the vocative. My native language is Polish and even though the vocative case is sometimes replaced with the nominative case, it’s still used when someone wants to call you/when they are referring to you in a conversation/when they want to emphasise that they want you to listen/when they want to make something sound dramatic, endearing, etc. For feminine names ending in ‘a’ it’s made by changing ‘a’ to ‘o’, so for example:
Posłuchaj, Misa... (Listen to me, Misa...) Here the nominative is used.
Miso, posłuchaj... (Misa, listen to me...)
Here the vocative is used, it gives this sentence an endearing vibe, like someone cares about you or a dramatic vibe, like someone wants to scold you (like your parents), depending on the context! 😅
For me, I have grown to love everything you do.
So finding out more about Misa Sensei is just great.
Do whatever you want and I will give it a Thumb's Up.
You are truly an amazing human being, Thank you for being you.
Please do tell us the manga you translated for when you feel comfortable doing so, I will totally look for it in my bookstore.
Misa Im so glad your back! I hope your feeling better, and I have faith your back stronger than ever, your intelligent beautiful and kind and the world deserves more people like you. Thank you
There's a level of cuteness in this video we cannot explain.
The entire "Misa" changing into "Miso" thing is called Vocative. Vocative is a case that exists in some languages including Czech (but not Slovak for some reason). If you watch some Christmas cartoons for example you may hear Santa being called "Santo" or Jesus (Ježíšek) being called "Ježíšku".
Wow, I didn't know it was called that, thanks! It also exists in Bulgarian =)
Vocative exist in serbian also, it's way of calling of someone or something. In my language it would be same "Miso" if i would call of her.
Same thing in Ukrainian. Although this form is rather formal and rarely used in everyday speech.
"Ježíšek " haha that sounds like a cute diminutive of Jezus.
Afterall , this is the kakaovy chlebíček język .
Omg Misa your Russian is really great! You seem to have a great talent for learning languages.
みさ先生の動画はずっと見ていたんですけど、ロシア語が話せるとは知らなかったです! ！びっくりしました！ ロシア語の挨拶は本当に自然でした！(僕はロシア人です)
Misa is a blessing.
Sees title: she‘s gonna talk about pikachu isn‘t she…
10 sec into the video… not surprised😂😂
I would definitely watch a second channel where you talk about board games.
This video was definitely helpful. I'm struggling with listening skills right now, so having natural conversation with an "answer key" helped me to connect more dots.
Basically this is our Misa Sensei being genius for 20 minutes straight haha love you Misa Sensei always here to support you. I'm glad you seems fine now please take care of yourself more! More more more video upload!
i love the colour coding subtitles it extremely helpful
Surprisingly enough, your accent in Russian is really close to how the native sound. It's rare to see someone from a non-Slavic country can have such an accent in Russian.
Greetings from Ukraine, Misa-chan :)
...and yes, I want to know more about you.
I've stumbled upon a video about how Japanese sounds similar to Russian. I've had same thought for a while then. And especially in sonds when words are sung by syllables it's so noticable.
@@hanqnero as a Russian and Ukrainian native speaker I confirm that it is very easy to pronounce Japanese words but when I hear people from the West pronounce them they sound very unnatural
@@yourownazog8069 I am too so I cannot disagree with you. And yeah it sounds silly when people try to pronounce japanese words in English manner xd.
100% agree with the sphynx cat. They are absolutely adorable
Glad to see you're doing ok! And it's always fun to learn more about you
Yes please. More videos like this. Always love to know more about Misa sensei.
I'm a simple person, I see Misa-san video, I click like. Also hard not to smile while watching a happy Misa. Thank you for sharing 😊
Thanks for all your work here always sensei ❤️いつもありがとう。
These colorful subtitles........ GENIAL idea!! Reaaaaally great idea! Congrats and THANK YOU, it must be a hard-work to make it...
Sensei has a lot of talents apparently... I'm so happy to see you smile ☺, you are one special girl with all those things you like ☺
Some facts about polish language, maybe it would interest someone:
- in polish Misa also means bowl
- in Poland some people would also call you "Miso!"
- as for Nutella in polish it is female noun
😉
I really admire your passion for languages ❤
Wow, I'm watching you for a couple of years, it's a pleasant surprise you know Russian so well!
I’m Italian (thank you so much!!!) and I LOVE Japan 😄 you’re awesome! Keep going 😊
Thanks for this interesting video because just like your Japanese language videos you elaborate deep enough to make it more interesting.
Misaさんのロシア語の発音がすごいですよ！！！信じられません！
12:05 just keep practicing untill your fingers get hard so you don't feel pain!
It's great to see a bit more personal stuff from you Misa 先生, someday I'd like to see a video of you playing drums!
Thank you for your videos,
I hope you are doing well!!
I just found your channel lately and i find it very very helpful thank you i am watching you from morocco
Так приятно, что вы говорите по-русски! Очень удивилась. Не думала, что вы так много языков знаете!
Спасибо за ваши прекрасные видео.
Я думала, что сложно будет проникнуться большей симпатией к Мисе, но все эти факты просто попали мне в сердечко❤
Ты чудесный человек и отличный учитель! Большое, огромное спасибо за это и все другие видео!
We need Czech Ammo with Miso to be real
Everybody who starts to play the Guitar will hurt their fingers, the only way out of that is to continue practising and gradually you will get calluses on your fingertips and your technique will get better so you wont use as much force anymore and will be able to fret the notes with lightness and ease.
Love your dress by the way.
so happy to see you back!😃
Bilangual Russian/German native here. You nailed it. I'm impressed. Rock on Misa, rock on.
Also while I think Nutalla article is ambiguous so 'die Nutella' would be right and I've heard it used before - personally 'das Nutella' feels slightly more fitting to me.
Come back to Canada some time!
re: guitar: I think the only way for it to not hurt is keep practicing. After a few weeks your fingers will be tougher
Yeah, my brother has been playing guitar since middle school. Unfortunately the only way to play without pain is to build up callouses on your fingers.
I'd be interested in Game Night videos ! Thanks for sharing, I'm a big fan of Games and RPG as well !
I happy to get to know more about you Misa sensei✨ I was smiling while watching the video till the end💓
Wow didn't expect misa sensei to also like drums too! As a drummer myself I'm really happy to her that😁ドラムがめっちゃ好き！ドラム最高❗
The best way to minimize finger pain when learning guitar is to start on a nylon string acoustic or very light gauged electric guitar and take it slowly. It’ll always be a little uncomfortable to start out but after a few months to a year it won’t be an issue unless you switch to heavier strings, but even then it’ll only take a few weeks to get used to them.
But most importantly is to have fun!
love your new hair sensei 😍
the lessons here has helped me so much, then other chanels,
Woooohh congratulations on the publication of your translations!! Maybe some day I will dare to try it professionally
Very interesting that you like italian and Italy. It will be wonderful to meet people that destroys language barriers learning my native language as me learning his (specially japanese, which I love).
Brava Misa, buon accento su quel "ciao bella". Tante polpette dall'🇮🇹 🍀🌺
Damn girl you are def checking off most of my favorite things on this list😂 loving the content btw
I'm glad to see misa sensei back again
The more guitar you practice the less it hurts, we all go through it don’t give up!!
みさ先生は最高の教師です、本当にありがとうございます。
Wow I did not expect you to know about Nijntje! Also great singing!
i am one of the russian viewers of your channel and your russian is very good! i also want to thank you for your videos which help me learn japanese!!
I thought Call of Cthulhu was the big TTRPG in Japan. It's surprising to know you play DnD! I would love a video of you introducing your characters!
05:00 I know the feeling. Studied Japanese from 1998 - 2003, failed my JLPT so sort of abandoned Japanese. However I seem to have got my determination back for re-studying it again. Misa, you have played a HUGE part in that and thank you so much. Liked and subbed. Sending warm regards from the UK. Now to go and watch your back catalogue of videos.......... Actually play Magic the Gathering myself. Which decks do you like? :D
Never expected Misa-san speaks my native (russian) language and, moreover, so fluently and with such a clear pronunciation! What a wonderful surprise!!!
what did she say in russian? missed it all
@@_syzygy_ she said, "Hello, my name is Misa. I am from Japan. I like cheburashka. Don' know what to say (more)..."
@@ArmenSkandaryan much appreciated!
I love your channel, and I am a music teacher, so I wanted to give you some advice about the guitar! Most of the time if your fingers are hurting while you’re playing, it’s because your fingers haven’t built up calluses yet, or because your guitar needs to be adjusted. The strings should be not more than half a centimeter above the neck. If the strings are up too high, it is very painful to play especially for beginners, so go to your guitar shop and ask them to set it up properly. You can also ask for them to put thicker strings, which will cut into your fingers less. And then, once that is all set up, just play a little bit every day until your calluses develop. Even just five minutes a day for a few weeks will set your fingers up so that it won’t be painful to play anymore!
I absolutely adored this and I feel bad for being late to this party. I love languages so you encourage me a lot!
毎日 Japanese Ammo with Misa のビデオを見るのは本当に大好きです。
i love Dossy! ( there is something throughout his work into another realm of reality to present..
You touched on so many interesting things in this video; I don't want to drown you in responses, so I'll just limit myself to saying that I would absolutely love a second channel where you talk about or play tabletop games. I love tabletop games. I've been tantalized by the videos you've made with Arkham Horror in the background -- it's one of my absolute favourite games. I would definitely subscribe to and avidly watch a channel where you talk about D&D, board games, card games, etc!
Great video Misa!
It is normal for your fingers to hurt when you are first starting to play guitar. There's a trick for helping though! You have to build up calluses over time and then they will stop hurting. The calluses at the tips of your fingers will probably be hard at first, but over time they will get soft again. The best way to deal with the pain and help build calluses at the same time is to smash your fingertips into a small bowl of uncooked rice to massage them. I remember this was a huge relief for me when I was first learning!
Thank you for your effort you put in colored subtitles. It helps me so much.
And, wow, i'm shocked that you speak russian so good!!! I watch your videos for a long time, and had no idea, that you speak my native lanquage. I hope someday i can speak japanese that good.
WOW ❤thanks for sharing your story with me
Only way to stop your fingers hurting from guitar is to keep playing :) Greetings from Canada! Thanks for all the free lessons
Your Japanese videos are so helpful and you seem to be a great person too. Love your channel
Misa- Sensei singing was just what i needed today!
Really happy to see a new video from you 😃
Hi Misa, I really enjoyed this video! Please make more videos like this about yourself. It's a really fun way to learn. You are the best! xx
I really really love your teachings MIsa-sensei. ミサ先生の教え方のが大好きです。僕はいつも応援しています。Love from Philippines!
Congrats on the subtitle work!! That’s so cool! 👏🏼 🎉
Happy to see you return so soon.