I'm currently learning Japanese and I was looking for channels to immerse myself with the language, and I found yours. I'm so happy since I can understand what you are saying even though my Japanese is mediocre at best.
I had already learned the differences between those verbs but your explanation was wayyy more understandable and expansive (さすがひときさん!). Thanks again for the great content!❤️
Same here - I already knew the basics but did not know about outer circle to inner circle kureru usage - super useful little distinction :) thank you~!~
This is the type of language learning that I like. I don't like remembering grammars and stuff. This is the best way of learning in my opinion. 先生が僕に大事な知識をくれた。
Your explanation is amazing, and the vocabulary you use is perfect for someone still trying to grasp daily Japanese speech. Your kind words and friendly demeanor truly encourage me to work harder and continue to learn! Thank you!
Wow, can't believe this. Studying Japanese as my major in college, had trouble with this even though having the teachers and the books explaining it. And here I am, watching one video and feeling like I finally understood it. 本当にありがとうごさいます🙈🤗
偶然このチャンネルを見つけましたが、知らなかった日本語の法則が分かって面白かったです！普段なにも考えずに使っている日本語を「外側」から見るのは非常に新鮮でした！ I found this channel by chance, and all videos are interesting because I found features of Japanese language which I didn't know. I can use Japanese withont thinking because Japanese is my mothertongue, but which make it more refreshing to observe rules of Japanese language. 我偶然发现了这个频道，所有的视频都很有趣，因为我发现了我不知道的日语功能。 我可以不假思索地使用日语，因为日语是我的母语，但这使得分析日语规则更令人耳目一新。
This reminds me when I was speaking with a little girl who was learning my mother language (brazilian portuguese) and she asked me "what is the difference between 'perguntar'(ask) and 'pedir'(ask)" and it took me a while to answer her because in portuguese these two are really diffferent but in english they are the same. Languages are really interesting
This is the first video of yours that I have watched. I FINALLY get ageru, morau, kureru!! The way you explained this was awesome, especially your mnemonics and analogies. You're surely a legit teacher when you can get your students to understand through visualising like you did. Thanks heaps. :)
This was sooo helpful! Your “exaggerating” and enunciating while you speak Japanese really helps me understand what you’re saying easier😊 Love your videos!💖
That note at the end of the video explaining Valentines day and White day actually made me realize something. There's a scene in the manga of Love Hina where Kitsune gives Keitaro cheap 1 Yen chocolates on Valentines day and then she tells him to buy him beer on White day. It's a small but funny scene in the manga and I finally realised what she meant.
Your videos are always so brilliant, this one actually made me laugh out loud so much when you were talking about the “I received garbage”. 😂 I love it! Your content is awesome, and wholesome, and just genuinely funny and very helpful. I always look forward to your new uploads! ひときさん、動画を作ってくれてありがとうございます！
When I was first learning this concept, I wrote "あげる" with an arrow going out on one arm, and "くれる" with an arrow going inward on the other arm, in an attempt to remember it. I'm honestly not sure it helped, but the "I give you" is hilarious, I'm sure I'll remember that.
Sometimes i still get confused on the に part and てあげる/もらう/くれる parts so thank you for this😁 Also,in our country there is no White Day. Everyone just gives their present on Valentine's Day so you'll know immediately who gives and receives and may be a couple. Then for a lot of years now I just give something to my sister or mom something for valentine's then treat myself to a "solo date"🤣
お母さんにゴミをもらった(嬉しかった😂😂😂) 超面白い例だと思います🤣🤣🤣 「くれる、もらう、あげる」の文法を教えてくれてありがとうございます😊 I laughed so hard when you were talking about the example of receiving garbage and being happy lol (very interesting example!)
Thank you, your explanation made a lot of sense. I've only just started learning Japanese so I appreciate the subtitles, but I'm always happy when I can understand some words of what you're saying. I hope one day I can listen without reading the subtitles. Keep up the great content, I really enjoy your videos!
I just started to learn Japanese about two weeks ago and I am falling in love with the language! and finding your YT channel makes me really want to learn fast so that I can understand everything you say, so thank you for the motivation you’ve given me while I watch your videos! ありがとうございます！
Oh I see😆 try Hello Talk. You can call Japanese people via audio call. And share posts and people can correct you etc. It made me so motivated to learn more!
Thanks a lot for explanation, good examples, good gestures, nice smile makes me watch you again and again. If I have bad mood or tired, I watch you and become happy.
Aaaaa, gente. Ele é muito fofo!!!! Além disso, tem uma didática sensacional. Conceitos que as vezes ainda estão um pouco nevoados sempre ficam mais claros depois de ver os vídeos do canal. Você é incrível! 最高です! Abraços do Brasil 🥰
i learned about "kureru" from Haikyuu when Oikawa told Iwaizumi "Sono unko yarou-tte no yamete kureru?!" i guess it has the same context as the simple form "kureru" you just taught to us in this video, as in my understanding "-te form verb" + "kureru" would mean "TO DO something FOR ME". while "kureru" alone would mean "somebody giving me/us something". Japanese grammar is really interesting!
Your explanation is more understandable! So you make me more enthusiastic to learn Japanese even It's 1:30 a.m in here. Thank you so much! Anw about White Day, I giving some "Chupa Chups" candy to my friends. How about youu? I'm Korean and I'm sorry if my English is bad. I helped out by naver translation.
I literally did this in Genki 2 today! Your mind reading powers are amazing! Seriously though, thank you for the explanation. It was much more clear than the confusing diagram in my book. 😃
I don't know why I like this guy's content. although I have no intention of learning Japanese. 😅 But he explains it well and is easy to understand. 🙂 Thanks pal
"あげる"
"あいぎる"
"あいぎぶ"
"あいぎびゅ"
"I give you"
Not similar but will forever be in my memory 😂 ありがとう！
Same! Lol!!!
7:33 the reason why, hitoki-san can't stop smiling because he's happy to share this lesson to us.. otsukaresama deshita
I LAUGHED SO HARD “あげる” “Ageru” “igeru” “igibu” “I give you” HAHAHAHAHAHA I CANNTTT HES SO FUNNY
Actually turned out to be a great memory hook because it was so funny
LOL I was laughing at the same exact thing and commented on it, just saw your comment here ahahah xD
same lmao,, this is literally mnemonics gold
The Kanji for ageru is 上げる which means "up". Imagine that you give something with both hands from a lower to someone.
If it was in the past (I gave u) I can remember it 😂😂
I'm currently learning Japanese and I was looking for channels to immerse myself with the language, and I found yours. I'm so happy since I can understand what you are saying even though my Japanese is mediocre at best.
Thank you for finding my channel😊
コメントをくれてありがとう😆
Me too!
I'm learning one sentence at a time. He's helping me to understand the grammar and the sentence structure.
Same here, his pronunciation is very understandable and clear. I'm planning to watch all of them by taking notes.
@Mateusz I was honestly really happy that I could understand like 60% of what he's saying without subtitles. Keep studying, it's a wonderful feeling!
@Mateusz 4 months later, how's your Japanese? I'm just under a year and watching without subtitles :)
I had already learned the differences between those verbs but your explanation was wayyy more understandable and expansive (さすがひときさん!).
Thanks again for the great content!❤️
Same here - I already knew the basics but did not know about outer circle to inner circle kureru usage - super useful little distinction :) thank you~!~
This is the type of language learning that I like. I don't like remembering grammars and stuff. This is the best way of learning in my opinion.
先生が僕に大事な知識をくれた。
I always jumble these up in my head, the あげる = "I give you" tip actually helps a lot! Thanks for the video!
大学四年生としてもう日本語の授業をいつつ取っていますけれど、前に「くれる」とか「あげる」とか「もらう」の違うところを全然分からなかったんです。この動画は非常に優しく分かりやすいんです。教えてくれてありがとう。：）
Justo mi profesora nos explicó un poco el verbo くれる jajaj😂、 どうがをありがとうございますひときさん😊
Soy de Mexico
フランス語の翻訳本当にありがとう !
私は今年の夏、jlpt N4を受けます。日本語でひときさんの説明を楽しめました。ひときさんは説明に簡単な言葉と文法を使いましたから。ビデオはありがとうございます。
I am relieved I wasn't the only one who thought of the verb "ageru" being similar to the word "give". I'm relieved. thank you :'D
トルコからのあなたのビデオを見て、それは本当に役に立ちます
How the heck do you consistantly have you vids subbed in so many languages! lol. Respect and thanks for providing those.
Your explanation is amazing, and the vocabulary you use is perfect for someone still trying to grasp daily Japanese speech. Your kind words and friendly demeanor truly encourage me to work harder and continue to learn! Thank you!
なるほど、サークルの問題だけじゃなくて気持ちも大切ですね、「あげる・くれる」の使い方は。勉強になりました！ひときさん教えてくれてありがとう！
Wow, can't believe this. Studying Japanese as my major in college, had trouble with this even though having the teachers and the books explaining it. And here I am, watching one video and feeling like I finally understood it. 本当にありがとうごさいます🙈🤗
いつも ”あげる” と ”くれる” 何が違うと思います。理解してきました。ありがとうございます！
いろいろなビデオを見せてくれたありがとう! このチャンネルで少しでもだんだん日本語がわかるようになりました
私は留学生として日本に来た4年間の近いと言っても日本語がまだ下手です。こういうビデオはとても役に立つと思っています。他の日本語のチャンネルを見ていたけど、同じテーマでもひときさんのビデオはいつも面白くて分かりやすいと思うんで、毎日ひときさんのビデオを見ているよ。これからもずっと応援しますよ。良いビデオを作ってくれてありがとうございます！
Hitoki-san you're so cute and warming🥺 You're my motivation to study hard❤️
I have recently found this channel and couldn't stop watching your videos. It's so helpful.
説明させていただきまして誠に有り難うございます❤💯 これから自信を持って使います‼ あげる、くれる、もらう。Love 💓 💓 💓 💓
これチャンネルは今から私の好きなチャンネルです。ありがとう、ほんと面白い☺️☺️☺️
こんにちわ わたしは ブラジル人 です. ありがとうごらいます😃 Obrigada pela explicação! 説明ありがとう。
偶然このチャンネルを見つけましたが、知らなかった日本語の法則が分かって面白かったです！普段なにも考えずに使っている日本語を「外側」から見るのは非常に新鮮でした！
I found this channel by chance, and all videos are interesting because I found features of Japanese language which I didn't know. I can use Japanese withont thinking because Japanese is my mothertongue, but which make it more refreshing to observe rules of Japanese language.
我偶然发现了这个频道，所有的视频都很有趣，因为我发现了我不知道的日语功能。 我可以不假思索地使用日语，因为日语是我的母语，但这使得分析日语规则更令人耳目一新。
You just make Japanese become less complicated. Thank you so much. I love your channel❤❤ you are the best
教えてくれてありがとうね、先生。
後、ブラジルにぜひ来てくれてね。コーヒーも美味しいし、料理もめっちゃうまいですよ。
ワアアア、ひときさんの説明は簡単に分かります！！先生、ありがとうございます！！
ここの国はバレンタインデーは余りに祝しません。
でも、いつもバレンタインデーは出ていますの時は、私の家族はたくさんの美味しいのチョコレートは買います。時々も、私のお母さんは私をお金を貰します、そして、私はファミマの明治チョコレートは買います。
*時々そのお金はファミマのチキンからあげは買うはつかえます。*
This reminds me when I was speaking with a little girl who was learning my mother language (brazilian portuguese) and she asked me "what is the difference between 'perguntar'(ask) and 'pedir'(ask)" and it took me a while to answer her because in portuguese these two are really diffferent but in english they are the same. Languages are really interesting
It's like 12pm here in Malaysia and I'm going to watch this and go to sleep💤
This is the first video of yours that I have watched. I FINALLY get ageru, morau, kureru!! The way you explained this was awesome, especially your mnemonics and analogies. You're surely a legit teacher when you can get your students to understand through visualising like you did. Thanks heaps. :)
私はインドネシア人です、四か月ぐらい日本語勉強した、分からないことがあったら、このチャネルで探します
ひとき先生の説明はわかりやすくて嬉しいです。いつもありがとうございます。
This was sooo helpful! Your “exaggerating” and enunciating while you speak Japanese really helps me understand what you’re saying easier😊 Love your videos!💖
とても分かりやすい説明ですね。いつもありがとうございました♪
クリアな説明方を教えてくれてありがとう😊！
上げるの意味はきれいです！
ありがとうございました😊
ひときさんにいいレッスンをくれた、ありがとう
ひときさんからよく学びます。ありがとう先生。
I understand a two week’s lesson in 8 mins now thanks to you hahaha. And the ‘I give you’ tips- it helps!
ありがとうございます🍀
7:34
ずっと笑ってください！ひときさんの笑うはめっちゃ可愛いと思います！w
今日のビデオありがとうございます！オノマップは日本語を勉強ために最高のチャネルだよ！！
にこにこしたから、次の日、頬が筋肉痛になった笑
@@Onomappu なるほどー
明日頬は辛いそうw
でもみんなはひときさんの笑う好きだから毎日笑うために頑張ってください！笑
面白くて楽しいビデオでした。ありがとうございます。
今回はもっとなんと言ってたのは分かりやすいです！オンノマップの動画は役に立つ、簡単でも簡単すぎるじゃないから聴き取りのレベルが上になりました。ありがとうございます！
ありがとうございます、この動画はとても便利です。
日本語を教えてくれてありがとうございます😊😊
Finally I was able to understand Ageru, Kureru, and Morau. Thank you!
いつも面白い動画をアップしてくれてありがとうございます！
「あげる」「くれる」「もらう」の意味がほとんど分かってきてるかなっと思うんですけど、この場合はくれるなのかもらうなのかよく分かっていないと思います。もし、考えや説明があれば教えてくれれば(もらえれば)嬉しいです。
This has been the best explanation of くれる that I've ever heard! 🥰
He's so fun to watch. So funny and explains everything clearly. So even if I've only come across these words once, I feel like I will not forget them.
すごい。全部わかる。本当にありがとう
That note at the end of the video explaining Valentines day and White day actually made me realize something.
There's a scene in the manga of Love Hina where Kitsune gives Keitaro cheap 1 Yen chocolates on Valentines day and then she tells him to buy him beer on White day. It's a small but funny scene in the manga and I finally realised what she meant.
“Ageru, I geru, I giru, I give you!” ひときさんは最高です！😁
I went halfway the video without needing to activate subtitles. I'm feeling blessed!!! I'll work hard to make it to the next N3. I'll make my luck!
I'm studying Japanese filology and I have a problem distinguishing あ げ る and く れ る, but now I understand! thank you very much!!!!
すばらしい！！ありがとうございます、オノマップさん～！
Your videos are always so brilliant, this one actually made me laugh out loud so much when you were talking about the “I received garbage”. 😂 I love it! Your content is awesome, and wholesome, and just genuinely funny and very helpful. I always look forward to your new uploads! ひときさん、動画を作ってくれてありがとうございます！
your Japanese is very easy to understand! It gave me a lot of confidence. 教えてくれてありがとう。
教えてくれましたありがとうございます！
常に便利なものを教おしえてくれていつもありがとう。Vielen Dank!
Easy to understand!!! ありがとう！Also you have a great English accent 😊
When I was first learning this concept, I wrote "あげる" with an arrow going out on one arm, and "くれる" with an arrow going inward on the other arm, in an attempt to remember it.
I'm honestly not sure it helped, but the "I give you" is hilarious, I'm sure I'll remember that.
Sometimes i still get confused on the に part and てあげる/もらう/くれる parts so thank you for this😁
Also,in our country there is no White Day. Everyone just gives their present on Valentine's Day so you'll know immediately who gives and receives and may be a couple. Then for a lot of years now I just give something to my sister or mom something for valentine's then treat myself to a "solo date"🤣
どうもありがとうございます‼️
わかりやすい説明です！ありがとうございます！
お母さんにゴミをもらった(嬉しかった😂😂😂)
超面白い例だと思います🤣🤣🤣
「くれる、もらう、あげる」の文法を教えてくれてありがとうございます😊
I laughed so hard when you were talking about the example of receiving garbage and being happy lol (very interesting example!)
分かりやすく教えてくれてありがとう！！
嬉しいなぁ、このビデオでおのまっぷさんがブラジルを認めてくれた
ブラジル🇧🇷の位置は遠いけど、心は近い😆
Muito obrigada por se esforçar para nos ensinar com tantos exemplos... Adorei!
むかし私はいつもこの文法のトピックを問題がありました。今大丈夫です。でもひときさんが文法を本当いい説明しましたと思います。この動画をしてくれてありがとうございます、ひときさん。:)
勉強になりました！ありがとうございました！
Thank you, your explanation made a lot of sense. I've only just started learning Japanese so I appreciate the subtitles, but I'm always happy when I can understand some words of what you're saying. I hope one day I can listen without reading the subtitles. Keep up the great content, I really enjoy your videos!
I just started to learn Japanese about two weeks ago and I am falling in love with the language! and finding your YT channel makes me really want to learn fast so that I can understand everything you say, so thank you for the motivation you’ve given me while I watch your videos! ありがとうございます！
Oh I see😆 try Hello Talk. You can call Japanese people via audio call. And share posts and people can correct you etc. It made me so motivated to learn more!
このビデオをありがとう！
とても為になりました。ありがとう御座います。
もし良ければ、今度は読点の打ち方の説明動画を撮ってもらえないでしょうか。
Thanks a lot for explanation, good examples, good gestures, nice smile makes me watch you again and again. If I have bad mood or tired, I watch you and become happy.
いつも素晴らしいビデオをありがとうございます。僕は今日本で住んでいるんですが、宅配便や配達注文などの場面にまだ慣れていません。話すのが速過ぎて聞き取れないです。良ければこの場面についてビデオをたくさんを作ってくれてありがとうございます。
Outstanding helpful explanation, spoken so clearly for learners. Thank you.
すごく面白い説明🤣🤣! 上手上手!
I love how you explain japanese bunpuo ne,,.im looking forward for your more japanese lesson videos.
Aaaaa, gente. Ele é muito fofo!!!! Além disso, tem uma didática sensacional. Conceitos que as vezes ainda estão um pouco nevoados sempre ficam mais claros depois de ver os vídeos do canal. Você é incrível! 最高です! Abraços do Brasil 🥰
ありがとうございます
in the flashcrds that I used to learn vocab, くれる came up as "be given" and I was like,isn't that just もらう??, this made it much more clear, ty ひときさん
すごいわかりやすいです！ありがとうございます! 😊
ありがとう ございます❤
i learned about "kureru" from Haikyuu when Oikawa told Iwaizumi "Sono unko yarou-tte no yamete kureru?!" i guess it has the same context as the simple form "kureru" you just taught to us in this video, as in my understanding "-te form verb" + "kureru" would mean "TO DO something FOR ME". while "kureru" alone would mean "somebody giving me/us something". Japanese grammar is really interesting!
Good video once again! 先生ありがとうございます😊
よく分かりました。先生どうもありがとうございました。
Your explanation is more understandable! So you make me more enthusiastic to learn Japanese even It's 1:30 a.m in here. Thank you so much!
Anw about White Day, I giving some "Chupa Chups" candy to my friends. How about youu?
I'm Korean and I'm sorry if my English is bad. I helped out by naver translation.
I literally did this in Genki 2 today! Your mind reading powers are amazing!
Seriously though, thank you for the explanation. It was much more clear than the confusing diagram in my book. 😃
I don't know why I like this guy's content. although I have no intention of learning Japanese. 😅
But he explains it well and is easy to understand. 🙂 Thanks pal
この動画は日本人の僕も何も考えず使っている日本語が
すごく難しいことを教えて「くれる」ね。
いやほんと、ここまで言語化すんの僕できんなぁ…
今日の動画 助かりました
Hitoki-san Thank you so much for explaining this so easily. I am really grateful to you.
こんにちは！
とてもわかりやすいですね。
どうもありがとうございます。
Omg the explanation is really easy to understand, thank you for sharing this with us *-*
I enjoy listening to this guy.
Obrigada! Dei muitas risadas. O seu vídeo é o the best! Obrigada por ensinar japonês de uma maneira tão divertida e agradável!
I always mix up these verbs but your video is sooo helpful! Thank you 👍. Ageru... I give u... Brilliant 👌