Sharing my tips on how I memorized Hiragana 1. After memorizing every set of characters, I try to write all the characters I've learned so far Ex. After learning the characters for "na" to "no", I try to write again all the characters starting from "a". I repeated this for every set of characters I learned until I memorized everything. 2. After every set of characters, I also tried to answer the practice exercise I made so I can quickly recall the hiragana character for a particular sound Ex. I wrote randomly the english words/sounds (e.g. a, ka, so, e, ne, ki...) and then tried writing the hiragana corresponding to them. 3. I also made flashcards of the hiragana. After every set of hiragana, I try to add the flashcards of the hiragana characters I've learned so I can practice reading hiragana. 4. After learning all the hiragana, I searched online for hiragana reading/writing exercises and answered them. This is just my method of studying. I hope it helps someone else who wants to learn. Have fun learning 🙂
Its not that difficult once you memorize the basics since most of the characters contain repetitive symbols like the "dot.dot" thing or the tiny circle for letter P
@@depressocatto2685 i cannot say as i am not yet finished with my studies and practices but who knows maybe learning a bit of chinese can help you in memorizing characters that have a more complicated shape just finished watching a vid about whether or not japanese people still remember some kanji and not alot cause of the form and shape of each character
When thinking about ぱ、ぴ、ぷ、ぺ、ぽ I like to think of the circles as bubbles, and remind myself that bubbles pop when they break, which creates the “p” sound :) 9:26
I actually have learning disabilities, and have a hard time with foreign languages. But I need 4 semesters of a foreign language to graduate with my degree. So I'm trying to get a heads start to lesson the difficulty I face.
Sensei has not posted for over 3 years. I miss his posts. they are the greatest in TH-cam. I learned a great deal from all his vids. I can read 100% hiragana and katakana and most basic kanji in great part thanks to his videos.
When lockdown get started I've nothing to do, and I decided to learn hiragana katakana after 3weeks I already memorized both. I guess that's a quite long time from others. I just proudly say " I made it" Arigato.🙏
Damn really? Nice. I'm trying to learn Japanese when I'm not fluent with my Spanish yet😂 I grew up barely speaking Spanish so now it's hard for me to speak and say sentences correctly
thank you very much for this. the duolingo bird told me to learn or else he would shoot me. this was very helpful and you saved me from the duolingo bird
こんにちは先生、You were the first one from whom I learned the basics of the japanese language exactly a year ago,I want to say your way of explaining is amazing ..and now I'm completing what I started with despite the pressure of work ..Thank you Sir , I following you from Algeria
Sensei, thank you for your patience and kindness. This is an essential lesson that we all need to know. 実際に先生が間違いをする方法が本当に好きです. That's how it stands out and makes me remember the words easily. いつもありがとうございます.
Sakuraさん, thank you for watching and commenting. このビデオは初学者（しょがくしゃ）以外（いがい）には少し冗長（じょうちょう）かもしれません。This video may be a little redundant for other learners than beginners. 間違いの多くは編集（へんしゅう）で削除（さくじょ）しているのですが、削除しない方がいいかもしれませんね（笑）Many of the mistakes are deleted by editing, but it may be better not to delete them, haha. こちらこそ、いつもありがとうございます。
そうですか。確（たし）かに、印象（いんしょう）に残（のこ）るかもしれませんね。Well, surely, it may be impressive((literal translation→)remain in the impression）. いつもありがとうございます。Have a nice afternoon. Thank you, Sakuraさん.
sad i just found this 4 years later, im heading to japan during christmas in 2022 and im trying to learn as much as i can and this right here is so easy to memorize, just made it dummy proof for us people who arent comprehending it thank you so much for this
A - あ あさ (asa) morning I - い い is also used in words like いぬ (inu), which means "dog". U - う う is used in words like うみ (umi), which means "sea". E - え え is used in words like えき (eki), which is the Japanese word for "station". O - お This character is used in words like おかね (okane), meaning "money". Hiragana is a part of the Japanese writing system. It is syllabary, which is a set of written characters that represent syllables. Thus, hiragana is a basic phonetic script in Japanese. ❤
Everyone, make sure that for ki (き) and for sa (さ) you don't connect the slashes through the letters into the bottom portion when writing it. They must be separated. They look like that on his .pdf because of the font he uses.
This is so far the easiest method learning the Hiragana. I am going to take the Aoike Exam this Monday, August 8, 2022. Hoping to get a 93% passing score so that I can go work in Japan. Arigato for these video sensei.
@@pujabharti7142 I know, if you want to learn Japanese, then you have to learn kanji. I actually find kanji easier then i expected. Now I only want to read Japanese when there is kanji.
@@irarelycomment2047 waitttt... I thought that we can read amd write freely even if we don't know kanji....? Is that not true? I never read it anywhere so i dont habe a clue but would you mind telling me the importance and how much it is useful in speaking and writing Japanese!?
@@pujabharti7142 , we can still read and write without kanji but it will be harder to read because some words share the same pronunciation (example, hana can mean flower or nose in Japanese, hana as two kanji, one for the nose and one for the flower. it is like write and right, they are both pronounced the same but they are written differently.) so kanji is just there to make reading easier. ( sorry if it does not make that much sense)
@@irarelycomment2047 okay it makes sense, so kanji is like lowkey making sure we get our point across. Okay this is shocking. Phewww! Okay small steps. I'll take small steps... I'll learn hiragana and katakana first then I'll move forward with kanji.
8:42 the struggle is real. This video is very helpful for those who have already seen a mnemonics chart for the hiragana and want to start recognising the characters without the mnemonic. I started to see more familiar characters through this. Thanks for the effort...
Me to I'm studying today to learn how to speak in Japanese. I love to learn how to speak and learn Japanese while in the quarantine in the Philippines. 🇵🇭❤️🇯🇵
I just started to learn Japanese language which is a must in order for me to land a job in Japan once I and my Japanese wife will move to Tokyo, soon. So far, I found it interesting and challenging to learn such a complex language system. Hopefully, I’ll be able to learn the fundamental in due time. Thanks for this online lessons! It would be a big help for my journey to learn your language.
Thank you so much! I've been wanting to learn Japanese for a long time but never had the opportunity to enroll for classes. Now I can finally learn it in my free time. Arigatou Sensei!
Thank you for teaching us Japanese. Actually I'm learning Korean for 10 months now and I'm about to learn this language. You're better than any TH-camr that teaching Japanese.
Thank you so much for this helpful video!! I just found your channel today and subscribed. This year I decided to learn how to speak and write Japanese because I always loved the Japanese culture since I was little. Also, my goal is to translate one of my favorite Japanese singers "Toshi Kubota" songs because his music is so beautiful! Thank you again for the great lessons!
Learning Kanji Yes, Missing and La La La Love song is one of my favorites. Another song I like is the Japanese version of this song, "Keep Holding You," which was sung as a duet by Toshinobu Kubota and Sunmin.
I like the Hiragana symbols because some of their shapes are memorable like さ(sa) and き(ki) looks like a smiling man with a pointy nose wearing a conical hat. し(shi) looks like a hook. ひ(hi) looks like a horseshoe. And a few more. And one thing new Japanese learners should know is that Hiragana isn't always phonetic, like if は(ha) is a linking verb, it's pronounced "wa", same goes for へ(he) becoming "e" and を(wo) becoming "o", which is where Kanji might be necessary, when you say "Mom likes flowers" you don't write 「ははははながすき」(ha ha ha ha na ga suki) because it looks like gibberish (especially since Hiragana alone makes text childish), instead you write 「母は花が好き」(Haha wa hana ga suki).
This along with the PDF is all I needed to learn the very basics of Hiragana. I did not know what materials to practice with at the beginning but the content of the file was very elementary and easy to understand for absolute beginners. Thank you.
Very very clear. This is the best video learning hiragana compared to several other videos from other teachers. Excellent job. This video makes me not to give up learning hiragana. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
Thank you very much for sharing this idea. It's a very big help for us beginners to learn Hiragana and Katakana step by step process. Thank you for the PDF. Arigato :)
I’m Japanese high school student. So, I can't speak English well. I’m sorry. I think there are many people who are interested in Japanese here. I’m very happy. I'm studying English at my school. I'm always saying ”English is difficult for me😭" But I noticed Japanese is more difficult. I respect you. I'll try to speak English better. Let's work hard together!👍
there's more difficult language out there but i think the difficulty of learning Japanese is just intermediate compared to Chinese, russian, German, etc
OMG. It's my first time to learn japnes language I feeling like I did alot practice before, just co'z of method of teaching Sir you're a Great Teacher. I loved to learn I'm sure I'll learn in few weeks if you teach us like this method. Respect from depth of heart. Thank you
most people: learn japanese to watch anime without subs/read manga some people: learn japanese to actually speak it me: learn japanese *to sing japanese versions of kpop songs without romanization*
I've been to Japan.. And it's the most beautiful country 💙💙💙💙I loved it.. And I eagerly want to visit again sometime... But this time being perfect with Japanese...😊 I could understand everything in this video.. You have tried to make it as easy as possible.. Thank you soo much.. Arigatao gozaimasu.. 😊💙💙
Baby steps. Everyday for a week, spend 30 min and write out just five syllables; a i u e o. Then add the next set. Quiz yourself on all sets you've covered at the end of each week. Once you learn how to even read words, then you can worry about adding to you vocabulary without relying on anime. lol It starts to become fun. Just figure, you know, repetition repetition, repetition.
I hope everyone that was dedicated to learning Japanese using this video became successful in doing that,crazy that this was 5 years ago,now it’s my turn
Motivation : want to write my name in Japanese After watching: it is impossible without changing the name due to lack of nesessery sounds and constructions(
I’m pretty sure foreign names are actually written using Katakana, not Hiragana, which is what’s shown in this video. Sorry if you already knew this, or if it really isn’t possible with your name.
@@mamine-ll6yi then use shi there are sounds in other languages that aren't in the Japanese alphabet once saw a video of a guy explaining how to write English names in katakana imma take the original comments name ''Андрей'' (in Roman letters being 'Andrei'' and I mean its an easy name to turn to katakana- tho it has d and r next to each other which kinda is easy to fix, but I can't exactly explain it that well, sorry- tho ill add the link to the video if I can find it anyway, his name in katakana can be written as アンデレイ (a n de re i) anyway I'm done trying to explain it- here's the video that explains it much better th-cam.com/video/_N70PCZ9Ad4/w-d-xo.html
My name is Andrea but my art teacher who is Japanese told me that I would write my name as アンドレア being Andorea. It might not be spelled the name but it’s similar
This is a my dog.→これ(kore)は(wa)私(watasi)の(no)犬(inu)です(des)。 これ→This →is(です。)私(I)私の(my)a(一つ)犬(Dog.) これは私の犬です。 This is a my car. Japaness:→これは私の自動車(zidowsha)です。👉自動車=車(kuruma). This is how you describe it.
@@surf124 news.yahoo.co.jp/profile/id/wdS01XaZZ2SFQXF3.rP2iPM-/comments/ →Look.! This is a my Yahoo japan comment.! It's a comment from a news article. I'm sharing or talking a lot of information with the Japanese here.
THANK YOU SO MUCH I have been struggling to learn Japanese but then I found your channel and your videos really helped me learn Japanese thank you so much
I found your channel sometime last year and am finally able to take learning Japanese seriously, thanks to lockdown. I really love the sound of the language, as well as the food and the rich culture of Japan. ありがとうございます !
Writing characters 👌 Memorizing the letters👌 Knowing and understanding their language meaning😪😞😞😞 Mixing all 3 alphabets together Hiragana, Kanji, Kata... To form words😭😭😭😭😭
thank you [Learning Kanji ]before i give up 1 years not to study japanese language but after i seen your japanese alphabet so i started to study japanese language thank you i'm doing heard but i will make my best
Me watching this: "hey, Japanese isn't that hard after all."
Kanji: *laughs maniacally*
Lol
what kinda name
i'm not gay either way
P4kL let’s see
When I learn Japanese my head is bombed like a volcano 😅😅😅
Me: Brain will you remember this?
Brain: の
No
Iie
That's the first hiragana I memorised
no
WAIT LMFAO
Sharing my tips on how I memorized Hiragana
1. After memorizing every set of characters, I try to write all the characters I've learned so far
Ex. After learning the characters for "na" to "no", I try to write again all the characters starting from "a". I repeated this for every set of characters I learned until I memorized everything.
2. After every set of characters, I also tried to answer the practice exercise I made so I can quickly recall the hiragana character for a particular sound
Ex. I wrote randomly the english words/sounds (e.g. a, ka, so, e, ne, ki...) and then tried writing the hiragana corresponding to them.
3. I also made flashcards of the hiragana. After every set of hiragana, I try to add the flashcards of the hiragana characters I've learned so I can practice reading hiragana.
4. After learning all the hiragana, I searched online for hiragana reading/writing exercises and answered them.
This is just my method of studying. I hope it helps someone else who wants to learn. Have fun learning 🙂
Thnx
I hope both sides of ur pillow are cold
@@user-fe7fn2vn6j when he was born he congratulated the doctor
Thank you 😊
すごい
This is super easy to understand. I'm happy that I found this. I'm not into anime but I desperately want to learn Japanese after Korean. Thank you
Same lol
This explanation is ACTUALLY BETTER than the language app I'm using to learn🤯.
Ikr??
Duolingo?
German? Es ist einfach. Äpfel
@@alkrki510 yes
@@alkrki510 nah bro im not good in japanese at all i just know a few words enough to know that this guys teaching is legitimate
He is so pure my hearttt 😭
"Dis is very similar, but euh.. ka but it has... twü dots... so ga. And dis is gi! gi is ki pulus... dOT... dots, twü dots"
XD
WHAT!! WTF
Ikrr hes so adorable
uwu
@plz just no- that’s a very nice username you got there, ma’ir
5:51 when he pulled out the rest of the sheets i died a little
Dan Hubert me too 😂
same HAHA むり!
Its not that difficult once you memorize the basics since most of the characters contain repetitive symbols like the "dot.dot" thing or the tiny circle for letter P
@@mcclapperthatclaps7672 is experience from learning a bit of chinese help for learning japanese?
@@depressocatto2685 i cannot say as i am not yet finished with my studies and practices but who knows maybe learning a bit of chinese can help you in memorizing characters that have a more complicated shape just finished watching a vid about whether or not japanese people still remember some kanji and not alot cause of the form and shape of each character
When thinking about ぱ、ぴ、ぷ、ぺ、ぽ I like to think of the circles as bubbles, and remind myself that bubbles pop when they break, which creates the “p” sound :)
9:26
Thank you for this knowledge
You are a good human being
Tyyyyy
It reminds Japanese of 6 yo.
Teachers lecture by the same way!
Nice code
Oml THATS so helpful!! ありがと！
them: "na" "ni"
a voice in my head: "NANI?!?!?!"
なに aka nani
何
なに!!!!!!
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@@TikaLich no
i was writing along the notes and after ten minutes my mind started melting
same
I feel like I am going to die Im learning Korean, Japanese, Thai, and Mandarin Chinese at the same time
@ lol im learning russian and japanese, 2 different alphabets to memorize, just like korean and japanese
Me too
がんばて
I AM LEARNING IT DURING LOCKDOWN . LIKE THOSE WHO ARE DOING THE SAME .
Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee *_ow_*
Lmfao I've just memorized Hiragana and Katakana in a day out of boredom without having no interest to learn the Japanese language lol
@@caovuonglam *_wOw_*
I actually have learning disabilities, and have a hard time with foreign languages. But I need 4 semesters of a foreign language to graduate with my degree. So I'm trying to get a heads start to lesson the difficulty I face.
CAPS PARTY BITCH
Sensei has not posted for over 3 years. I miss his posts. they are the greatest in TH-cam. I learned a great deal from all his vids. I can read 100% hiragana and katakana and most basic kanji in great part thanks to his videos.
"why are you げ?"
"who says I'm げ?"
"you are げ"
I thought the same 😆. (Why am I replying a comment from 2 months ago?)
"Why are you ge"
Will use this to remember げ lmao
Why are you gay
Who say's I'm gay
You are gay
😂
I think gae is a dog in japanese language
honestly i love how calm his voice is because it helps me write better
This video is so pure and innocent xD love this guy!
Creepy wtf dude he just explaining stuff, you're acting like he's a little kid who picked a bunch of flowers from his lawn and gave it to his mom.
@@theartisthasarrived LOL i think he just comment random stuff in videos
@@theartisthasarrived agreed.
يعني مش انا الواحيد العربي 🤦👍😊
@@اوتاكوللابد-ل5ث يب يب انا برضو انصدمت من انا هاشم☺🌚😂😂
Best Japanese teacher ever. I’m really grateful for your work. Also is super nice that you put all of the material in the description.
When lockdown get started I've nothing to do, and I decided to learn hiragana katakana after 3weeks I already memorized both. I guess that's a quite long time from others. I just proudly say " I made it" Arigato.🙏
This is it..
The best comment
Damn really? Nice. I'm trying to learn Japanese when I'm not fluent with my Spanish yet😂 I grew up barely speaking Spanish so now it's hard for me to speak and say sentences correctly
How😫, my memory sucks so I keep forgetting stuff....any tip?
I learned it in only 1 week
That’s literally insane lmfao ive been trying to learn since august and im struggling
thank you very much for this. the duolingo bird told me to learn or else he would shoot me. this was very helpful and you saved me from the duolingo bird
CoryxKenshin btw 😁
Hhhahahaahahha
Hahahahah
Yeah that bird is vicious lol.
Be careful, Duo might kick down your door and wonder where you've been. XD
Me *is at **5:45* why is the vid 30 min long??
Him : pulls another sheet.
Me : なに?? *surprised pikachu face*
bruh you do not understand how proud i am of reading the hiragana instantly in this
@@sejcai same for me too man
Wow i read the hiragana effortlessly. 😁
何
何？
こんにちは先生、You were the first one from whom I learned the basics of the japanese language exactly a year ago,I want to say your way of explaining is amazing ..and now I'm completing what I started with despite the pressure of work ..Thank you Sir , I following you from Algeria
The voices he makes are like ASMR to me. *enjoying the best of both worlds*
Serhan Bulanik lol me too
I thought I was the only one!
Your voice inspirational
Serhan Bulanik Yesss
Sensei, thank you for your patience and kindness. This is an essential lesson that we all need to know. 実際に先生が間違いをする方法が本当に好きです. That's how it stands out and makes me remember the words easily. いつもありがとうございます.
Sakuraさん, thank you for watching and commenting. このビデオは初学者（しょがくしゃ）以外（いがい）には少し冗長（じょうちょう）かもしれません。This video may be a little redundant for other learners than beginners. 間違いの多くは編集（へんしゅう）で削除（さくじょ）しているのですが、削除しない方がいいかもしれませんね（笑）Many of the mistakes are deleted by editing, but it may be better not to delete them, haha. こちらこそ、いつもありがとうございます。
先生! いいえ! いいえ! だめです! だめです! それが必要ですよ! 削除しないでくださいね. もしあなたがそれをしたら、私は泣くでしょう (笑) . いつもありがとうございます.
Sakuraさん, え～！？間違いも必要ですか！? Is a mistake also necessary? 今後（こんご）は、検討（けんとう）したいと思います。I think that I will consider it from next time. いつもありがとうございます。
はい、 そうです. Learning from mistakes makes me remember things more and do better ((-: いつもありがとうございます. Have a good lunch...Thank you, Sensei.
そうですか。確（たし）かに、印象（いんしょう）に残（のこ）るかもしれませんね。Well, surely, it may be impressive((literal translation→)remain in the impression）. いつもありがとうございます。Have a nice afternoon. Thank you, Sakuraさん.
This took me 1 week to learn!!! I'm so happy now!! Thankyou so much for making this very helpful video !!!
sad i just found this 4 years later, im heading to japan during christmas in 2022 and im trying to learn as much as i can and this right here is so easy to memorize, just made it dummy proof for us people who arent comprehending it thank you so much for this
This teacher makes it easier to understand japanese, one of the best. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 you make the basic simple for real. ❤
Anime... Wait for me. I'll be there... No subtitles.
The Proverbial Hater 😂😂
Suga’s Sugar so let's do it together ^^ do you prefer whatsapp, instagram, facebook or what? I'm from Brazil by the way
Yes dude
AREYOUFEELINGITNOWMRKRABS
Anyone wants to study Japanese with me I'm lonley
A - あ
あさ (asa) morning
I - い
い is also used in words like いぬ (inu), which means "dog".
U - う
う is used in words like うみ (umi), which means "sea".
E - え
え is used in words like えき (eki), which is the Japanese word for "station".
O - お
This character is used in words like おかね (okane), meaning "money".
Hiragana is a part of the Japanese writing system. It is syllabary, which is a set of written characters that represent syllables. Thus, hiragana is a basic phonetic script in Japanese. ❤
@@thisisalie-s1s おかね(okane) is the more polite expression for かね(kane), they both mean the same thing though.
I like おかね
why おてぇｒ あｌｐはべｔｓ あれ のｔ ふぉうんｄ ヘレ
Thank you 😊
ありがと
Best video for a beginner learning Japanese I’ve ever seen! Thank you for this! I’m excited to learn more!
Everyone, make sure that for ki (き) and for sa (さ) you don't connect the slashes through the letters into the bottom portion when writing it. They must be separated. They look like that on his .pdf because of the font he uses.
Oh, thank you for pointing it out. The font was inappropriate. I should have used a textbook body...
Grace Oh you can connect them when writing those two. It’s a personal choice if you connect the bottom lines or not.
the dying unicorn uhhh no
Same for "Chi" and "Ra"?
Thank you very much sir.
さくら
Sakura
My first Japanese word i've ever wrote
and what is it in English?
Gail Land
Sakura
cherry blossom?
Gail Land yeah. also can be a name
Yes.
Thank you very much for the lessons , teacher .This is the best channel for learning japanese !
Blue Wings-san, thank you for watching and commenting. There are many other good channels on Japanese...but thank you! ありがとうございます。
日本人でも日本語は難しいですよ(*っ´Д)っ
頑張って下さい！！
+日向夏香 hii
@@samiramusthedidialena4650 ？
This is so far the easiest method learning the Hiragana. I am going to take the Aoike Exam this Monday, August 8, 2022. Hoping to get a 93% passing score so that I can go work in Japan.
Arigato for these video sensei.
Thank you so much for watching and the comment. ありがとうございます！😊
I’m learning more from this video than I did from the school
Lol same😂
Loving the little 'desu ne's and 'desu's you keep throwing at us :)
Thanks for the documents.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! ありがとうございます！！
かあ きい くう けえ こお さあ しい すう せえ そお たあ ちい つう てえ とお なあ にい ぬう ねえ のお はあ ひい ふう へえ ほお まあ みい むう めえ もお らあ りい るう れえ ろお わあ んい をう ーえ
@@learningkanji3930 ありか
@@ItzSueko this is in japanese, if u want to understand learn japanese, nobody is obligated to write in english.
I feel like I'm back at kindergarten trying to learn alphabet while watching this😂.
This video really helps a lot.
this is so BOSS!! I'm loving this!! You ROCK! Thank you for this lesson! You have made it SO EASY to understand. EXCITED!!!
Me: done with hiragana and katakana
Also me: Okay i already know my Japanese alphabet
Kanji:What about me😏
Memorizing kanji is important?
@@pujabharti7142 I know, if you want to learn Japanese, then you have to learn kanji. I actually find kanji easier then i expected. Now I only want to read Japanese when there is kanji.
@@irarelycomment2047 waitttt...
I thought that we can read amd write freely even if we don't know kanji....? Is that not true? I never read it anywhere so i dont habe a clue but would you mind telling me the importance and how much it is useful in speaking and writing Japanese!?
@@pujabharti7142 , we can still read and write without kanji but it will be harder to read because some words share the same pronunciation (example, hana can mean flower or nose in Japanese, hana as two kanji, one for the nose and one for the flower. it is like write and right, they are both pronounced the same but they are written differently.) so kanji is just there to make reading easier. ( sorry if it does not make that much sense)
@@irarelycomment2047 okay it makes sense, so kanji is like lowkey making sure we get our point across. Okay this is shocking. Phewww!
Okay small steps. I'll take small steps... I'll learn hiragana and katakana first then I'll move forward with kanji.
damm why my brain smol to memorize even hiragana. How the frick am i supposed to even learn the katakana and kanji
WAS HIRAGANA SUPPOSED TO BE THE EASIEST?!
@@jennyyt1561 kanji is the harder, thousand of letters ☠
@@sesshomaru5657 why japan language so hard😢😭
@@sesshomaru5657 thankfully its not necessary to learn all
4 months ago, but your name is in kanji, good work I guess
After watching this many times, in only a month i learn and can write now japanese. Thanks to you
English: aeiou
Hirgana: aiueo
It's either only me or other people do this. We use the alphabetical symbols but we learn vowel like that
ABCDEFG
あいうえお
In malayalam a,aa,i,ee,u,oo,ru,eh,ay,o,ooh,ou,am,ah.so much vowels
あえいおう
ａｅｉｏｕ
I’ve never watched a 30 minute video without leaving it until now. I learned a lot:)
8:42 the struggle is real. This video is very helpful for those who have already seen a mnemonics chart for the hiragana and want to start recognising the characters without the mnemonic. I started to see more familiar characters through this. Thanks for the effort...
Me to I'm studying today to learn how to speak in Japanese. I love to learn how to speak and learn Japanese while in the quarantine in the Philippines. 🇵🇭❤️🇯🇵
I just started to learn Japanese language which is a must in order for me to land a job in Japan once I and my Japanese wife will move to Tokyo, soon. So far, I found it interesting and challenging to learn such a complex language system. Hopefully, I’ll be able to learn the fundamental in due time.
Thanks for this online lessons! It would be a big help for my journey to learn your language.
Good luck on your journey!
Omg thank u so much. Finally someone who make it simple for us to understand
Thank you so much! I've been wanting to learn Japanese for a long time but never had the opportunity to enroll for classes. Now I can finally learn it in my free time. Arigatou Sensei!
Thank you for teaching us Japanese. Actually I'm learning Korean for 10 months now and I'm about to learn this language. You're better than any TH-camr that teaching Japanese.
This is the best hirigana video. Printed out the chart and practices and am following along. I love how much work you put into this.
Thank you so much for this helpful video!! I just found your channel today and subscribed. This year I decided to learn how to speak and write Japanese because I always loved the Japanese culture since I was little. Also, my goal is to translate one of my favorite Japanese singers "Toshi Kubota" songs because his music is so beautiful! Thank you again for the great lessons!
Thank you very much for watching and having subscribed my channel. Oh, is it "Toshinobu Kubota"? Good luck on your learning!
Learning Kanji Oh thank you for responding! Yes, it's Toshinobu Kubota. He's an amazing singer!
Thank you. The first song I listened to is 『流星のサドル(ryuusei no sadoru)』. Other famous songs are 『Missing』, 『LA・LA・LA LOVE SONG』, etc.. ありがとうございます。
Learning Kanji Yes, Missing and La La La Love song is one of my favorites. Another song I like is the Japanese version of this song, "Keep Holding You," which was sung as a duet by Toshinobu Kubota and Sunmin.
U Jelly-san, I haven't known "Keep Holding You". Thank you for introducing it. ありがとうございます。
I'm a beginner and this is really helping me THANK YOU!!! you got a new sub
Thank you very much for watching and commenting and subscribing. I am glad if it is of any help to you. ありがとうございます！Good luck on your learning!
I like the Hiragana symbols because some of their shapes are memorable like さ(sa) and き(ki) looks like a smiling man with a pointy nose wearing a conical hat. し(shi) looks like a hook. ひ(hi) looks like a horseshoe. And a few more. And one thing new Japanese learners should know is that Hiragana isn't always phonetic, like if は(ha) is a linking verb, it's pronounced "wa", same goes for へ(he) becoming "e" and を(wo) becoming "o", which is where Kanji might be necessary, when you say "Mom likes flowers" you don't write 「ははははながすき」(ha ha ha ha na ga suki) because it looks like gibberish (especially since Hiragana alone makes text childish), instead you write 「母は花が好き」(Haha wa hana ga suki).
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Oooo... Thanks for the knowledge, i m currently learning Japanese too.😊
This is the first time I watch a video to learn a japanese language and i learned a lot..
thank you very much Sir...😊
This along with the PDF is all I needed to learn the very basics of Hiragana. I did not know what materials to practice with at the beginning but the content of the file was very elementary and easy to understand for absolute beginners. Thank you.
The two dots are called 'dakuten' or 'tenten'.
Tenten is cute in naruto
@@i_am_wxttson5026 she is
Tenten IS USELESS
And the small circle is called 'maaru'
And the circles are literally called "circles" (丸).
Very very clear. This is the best video learning hiragana compared to several other videos from other teachers. Excellent job. This video makes me not to give up learning hiragana. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
5:50 he pulled out those extra sheets of paper and I clicked off and said "you thought"😂💀
I really appreciate his effort to teach us the basis of Hiragana, it's really gonna help me with my studies, thank you very much.
Thank you very much for sharing this idea. It's a very big help for us beginners to learn Hiragana and Katakana step by step process. Thank you for the PDF. Arigato :)
This might be my best video about learning hiragana ,you made it so easy thank you
This is so excellent, thank you.
Appreciate the detail, excellent fine writing, and pronunciation. Perfection.
I’m Japanese high school student.
So, I can't speak English well.
I’m sorry.
I think there are many people who are interested in Japanese here. I’m very happy.
I'm studying English at my school. I'm always saying ”English is difficult for me😭"
But I noticed Japanese is more difficult.
I respect you. I'll try to speak English better.
Let's work hard together!👍
Yessir let’s keep hustling😎(also your English is good)
there's more difficult language out there but i think the difficulty of learning Japanese is just intermediate compared to Chinese, russian, German, etc
Your best
@@narmena i thought german was quite easy
@@mothver not for everyone though
You made my hiragana study a lot easier. thanks a lot
you explain very understandably, I understood and started writing it with the help of the "Kana Drill" application with words
OMG. It's my first time to learn japnes language I feeling like I did alot practice before, just co'z of method of teaching Sir you're a Great Teacher. I loved to learn I'm sure I'll learn in few weeks if you teach us like this method. Respect from depth of heart. Thank you
My brain that only knows English is going for a ride
Lol ngl I had a mini stroke reading that
most people: learn japanese to watch anime without subs/read manga
some people: learn japanese to actually speak it
me: learn japanese *to sing japanese versions of kpop songs without romanization*
I'm doing it for all of that actually, and do I can yell at people in Japanese and they wouldn't understand a thing :>
i'm doing it for all
and also can curse people out in japanese...and it's going too well....
Me too 😎😎
Wow
I've been to Japan.. And it's the most beautiful country 💙💙💙💙I loved it.. And I eagerly want to visit again sometime... But this time being perfect with Japanese...😊
I could understand everything in this video.. You have tried to make it as easy as possible.. Thank you soo much.. Arigatao gozaimasu.. 😊💙💙
This is the absolute basics to learn a new language and you made it well informed, with pronunciation as well as common ways to write it down. 👌🏽
Yeah i know this is heard to memorize but the way he teaches us? It’s just too understandable and I’m enjoying learning all of them
Thanks a lot, sensei. It's really straightforward for beginners.
Theint Aung -san, thank you very much for watching and commenting. ありがとうございます。
@@learningkanji3930 Are you aware that the vowel "u" is a flat vowel in Japanese?
I find this very musical in sound, therefore it sounds beautiful.❤
Thank you for your teaching, much appreciated!
Thank you so much. Makes learning much much easier with the good explanation and clear voice.
I'm learning Japanese in English when I'm Spanish xD, Double learning (?) jejeejj
Yo tmb
Pasa pasa po
Estamos igual jajaaj
I doing the same! xdxd
Yo también xd
Japanese looks harder than I thought....
True
this is just the alphabet
Baby steps. Everyday for a week, spend 30 min and write out just five syllables; a i u e o. Then add the next set. Quiz yourself on all sets you've covered at the end of each week. Once you learn how to even read words, then you can worry about adding to you vocabulary without relying on anime. lol It starts to become fun. Just figure, you know, repetition repetition, repetition.
I think so too!
But we can study one step at a time.
You may also check my video on how to write hiragana. 🤗
ahhhh i just disvovered there is kanji..
I love this video. Made me feel back to real school.
I hope everyone that was dedicated to learning Japanese using this video became successful in doing that,crazy that this was 5 years ago,now it’s my turn
This is actually really helpful it helped me more than other tutorials on TH-cam
Motivation : want to write my name in Japanese
After watching: it is impossible without changing the name due to lack of nesessery sounds and constructions(
I’m pretty sure foreign names are actually written using Katakana, not Hiragana, which is what’s shown in this video. Sorry if you already knew this, or if it really isn’t possible with your name.
@@nats_art477 there is no sound for (SI) !!!
@@mamine-ll6yi then use shi
there are sounds in other languages that aren't in the Japanese alphabet
once saw a video of a guy explaining how to write English names in katakana
imma take the original comments name ''Андрей'' (in Roman letters being 'Andrei'' and I mean its an easy name to turn to katakana- tho it has d and r next to each other which kinda is easy to fix, but I can't exactly explain it that well, sorry- tho ill add the link to the video if I can find it
anyway, his name in katakana can be written as アンデレイ (a n de re i)
anyway I'm done trying to explain it- here's the video that explains it much better
th-cam.com/video/_N70PCZ9Ad4/w-d-xo.html
My name is Andrea but my art teacher who is Japanese told me that I would write my name as アンドレア being Andorea. It might not be spelled the name but it’s similar
My name too cannot be written in hiragana because of lack of h!!!!!! 😠😠😡😡
I appreciate he still teaches us even though his English wasn't that good.thanks for the japanese alphabet 🥰🥰
His English is good. He just has an accent
Tysm! Ur video makes it easy to understand. The vibes ur giving out is like a very nice teacher :D
Wow!!! 😍Your teaching method is stupendous sir. I am from tamil nadu. Japanese pronunciation is like tamil words.😮❤
@unnecessary ricebag jeez my brother did it again-
2:35 NANI?!
I thought the same thing xF
何
Weeaboo trash
?
Nani is the same as What, isn't it?
There is nothing wrong at 2:35
@@nnayr5993 r/woosh
This is a my dog.→これ(kore)は(wa)私(watasi)の(no)犬(inu)です(des)。
これ→This →is(です。)私(I)私の(my)a(一つ)犬(Dog.)
これは私の犬です。
This is a my car.
Japaness:→これは私の自動車(zidowsha)です。👉自動車=車(kuruma).
This is how you describe it.
Thank you so much...
I'm not trying to be a know-it-all or anything, but you spelled watashi and desu wrong in the first sentence.
@@surf124
news.yahoo.co.jp/profile/id/wdS01XaZZ2SFQXF3.rP2iPM-/comments/
→Look.! This is a my Yahoo japan comment.!
It's a comment from a news article. I'm sharing or talking a lot of information with the Japanese here.
This is "a" my dog.. or This is my dog.... which is the correct sentence? or my english is poor...💀
@@lollipopakacandy1305 this is my dog lol
THANK YOU SO MUCH I have been struggling to learn Japanese but then I found your channel and your videos really helped me learn Japanese thank you so much
I started learning Japanese this summer, it’s truly a beautiful language. Thank you teacher! ありがとう先生
I found your channel sometime last year and am finally able to take learning Japanese seriously, thanks to lockdown. I really love the sound of the language, as well as the food and the rich culture of Japan.
ありがとうございます !
thank you sir you very good teacher and very well exxplainer thanks so much.
I'm Filipino and I'm very thankful for this video. God bless you brother!❤
Writing characters 👌
Memorizing the letters👌
Knowing and understanding their language meaning😪😞😞😞
Mixing all 3 alphabets together Hiragana, Kanji, Kata... To form words😭😭😭😭😭
I want to learn japanese bc I want to move to Japan for school and I love the culture and vibe of japan anyway so atigato kanji-san
Listening to this guy teach. I feel like a child and I’m happy with it. Some people are just gifted teachers.
Was struggling before, after seen ur video,its quite easy. Tq.
Me:Hah! So easy
Kanji: *Well see, well see*
When he showed the other pages my heart stopped
ありがとう💕
Thank u was my first word Sensei🙏😆
(Idk if i wrote it right tho😂😂)
ありがとうございます！！😊 You remembered the best word first. You wrote it right. Thank you so much!!!😁😁🙏
@@learningkanji3930 im crying, after 3 days i can finally read hiragana and katakana
@@tyrone487 Just remembered it
This is the best Hiragana learning video I have ever watched. I am trying to learn Japanese. 8 year old
Thank you for watching and the comment! I hope your good learning! ありがとうございます！😊
This "を(wo)" but sometimes pronounced to "o".
を is pronounced ”o” when it is used as a location particle.
Example: (location)を(verb)ません。[I (verb) in (location)]
ho is sometimes said fu (I said wo first, shows how bad I am at japanese...)
me: omae wa mo shindeiru
him: 2:35
FXTRS LOLLLL
FXTRS なに?!!
Lol
Na........ Ni
agahhaahha Arigato
Very nice explanation
thank you [Learning Kanji ]before i give up 1 years not to study japanese language but after i seen your japanese alphabet so i started to study japanese language thank you i'm doing heard but i will make my best
Thanks you because you are really wonderful.