This is a great video! I appreciate all of the examples you give. Also, your English pronunciation is so great I was surprised when I heard it. It sounds perfect.
This is amazing! Well... As a very, very very beginner kanji learner, this helps me. Please, if you can teach noobs like me the very basics of kanji, it would be very kind.
先生, いつもありがとうございます。 To your other reply - Yes, I do experience the same problem about the 返信確認. Sometimes it works if you reply directly from the email, other times from the You Tube Channel. 翻訳 ありがとう. 先生, はい, 私はとても元気です, ありがとう. 素敵な時間を過ごして下さい。
I'm curious about 場所 versus 場. I have come across things like this a few times where both the singular kanji and multiple kanji have what seems to be the meaning. I assume there is nuance between them - could you shed any light here? Thank you!
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This is a great video! I appreciate all of the examples you give. Also, your English pronunciation is so great I was surprised when I heard it. It sounds perfect.
Thank you for watching and your very generous compliment.
先生。お疲れさまでした
本当に楽しかったです
またよろしくお願いいたします。
ありがとうございます。
こちらこそ、ありがとうございます（有難うございます）。
ありがとう先生！
Great way to explain and learn Japanese kanji xD
This is amazing! Well... As a very, very very beginner kanji learner, this helps me.
Please, if you can teach noobs like me the very basics of kanji, it would be very kind.
Thank you for the comment! It is very encouraging for me.
Thanks for the video! I'm just starting out on Japanese. . .so yeah, I'm not gonna be good at it for a few months. . .
But thanks anyways!
My thanks to you as well. ありがとうございます！
Thanks alot sensei... more power!
先生, いつもありがとうございます。
To your other reply - Yes, I do experience the same problem about the 返信確認. Sometimes it works if you reply directly from the email, other times from the You Tube Channel. 翻訳 ありがとう. 先生, はい, 私はとても元気です, ありがとう. 素敵な時間を過ごして下さい。
ありがとうございます。お元気でよかったです。Sakura Hanaさんも素敵な時間をお過ごしください。
Mura means village, and zato means village, so murazato means ... village! I love it.
Your vdos is the greatest, since the first time to learn Japanese, I would like to follow you, steady practicing
Thank you very much!
I'm curious about 場所 versus 場. I have come across things like this a few times where both the singular kanji and multiple kanji have what seems to be the meaning. I assume there is nuance between them - could you shed any light here? Thank you!
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