~べきだ "must" JLPT N3

In this video, we will study 【~べきだ】.
This is a Japanese commentary video by a professional Japanese teacher.
*Please see subtitles in each language.
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[@MyOne-q4l]

先生本当にありがとうございます😊

[@bbcnhkandcnnspecialnewsand3744]

Thanks so much Sensei ❤. Sensei Please start JLPT N3 Listening & Reading Tests’ Practice.

[@Neverbirth]

Another one here to say glad to see you back

[@intermediate-japanese]

ありがとうございます！これからも動画を見てくださいね！😊

[@atomixfang]

Glad you are back to making videos. They are really useful.

[@intermediate-japanese]

ありがとうございます。これからもよろしくお願いします！

[@skippychurch2965]

So glad you're back!!!

[@intermediate-japanese]

ありがとうございます😊

[@adamlesmanachannel32]

先生の説明し方めっちゃ分かりやすいです。そして声がめっちゃ綺麗で聴きやすいです 。いつもありがとうございます 😊

[@intermediate-japanese]

ありがとうございます(^^)

[@adamlesmanachannel32]

@@intermediate-japanese 私、 登録しましたですよ、先生

[@shaniamo8288]

Oh you’re back 先生🎉

[@intermediate-japanese]

よろしくお願いします😊

[@icecrystal97]

Welcome back.

[@intermediate-japanese]

ありがとうございます😄

[@SteveZambetti]

先生、おはようございます。「とは限らない」の説明をしてもいいですか。よろしくお願いします

[@ashd1485]

Sensei will you create different blog or website on japanese grammar?

[@intermediate-japanese]

Ok, I will consider.

[@jamesn.5721]

先生、動画作ってくれてありがとうございます。先生から新しい動画を久しぶりです。嬉しいです。
僕は問題があります。
「べきではないです。」と「べきではありません。」、どっちが正しいですか？できない言葉の理由を聞きたいんです。
ありがとうございます。

[@intermediate-japanese]

「ないです」と「ありません」は同じ意味なので、どちらも正しいです。例えば「お金がないです」と「お金がありません」は同じ意味ですね。

[@jamesn.5721]

@@intermediate-japanese わかりました。ありがとうございます。

[@ashd1485]

Sensei firstly thank you so much for your guidance.
Could you please tell me here is the example:
Watashi wa bikkuri gara se nai de kudasai.
Here , we used garu pattern, but you earlier said that when we want talk about yourself in a third person perspective then we can use garu pattern.
I just wanted to ask you that in this example we are stressing on watashi then how can we say that this is third person perspective?
Please elaborate this point and I wish Please make special video on this point that how can speak about ourself in third person perspective using garu pattern
Please ,sensei I am learning by my self only
You already said that you made your point but still this query is bery important for me
Please sensei help me

[@intermediate-japanese]

Hi,
The original meaning of "garu" is "to act like that".
For example, the exact translation for"かれは ケーキを たべたがる" = "He acts like he wants to eat cake"
Since third-person ideas may not be accurately understood by the first person, Japanese adds "がる" when speaking from a third-person point of view like that.
However, when explaining yourself, especially when talking about denial, you can speak from a third-person point of view with the addition of "がる".
For example, use both "私は おばけやしきは こわくない" and "私は おばけやしきは こわがらない". The latter uses "がる" to speak from a third-person perspective.

[@romanmolina5676]

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