みてくれて ありがとう！🤗✨ I have posted a chart with answers to questions that came here. In addition, there is a quiz about this video. Check out the community! →www.youtube.com/@KuronekoMum/community
i have my japanese JLPT next month and I've been listening to these podcasts nonstop. great way and i love all of the sentences and you've inculcated all of the sentence structures too. i love this a lot! thank you so much for your efforts!
Thank you for the video lessons. Your way of teaching helps me learn Japanese while doing office work. I'm not sure if you've done this in your other videos, but it would be nice if the sample sentences/words are colored differently along with their corresponding translations. ❤🔥
Wow!!! This is unique 👍 thank you for kanji transcription plus furigana plus English transition 👍👍plus two different speed variations 👏❤🐈⬛we just have to study 🇯🇵
Thanks again for the fastest feedback! 🐈✨🐈 I made this video based on the audio material that worked for me when I was learning English🎧. I hope it helps you a lot 🥰
It is really helpful. I have found most of my N5 material unnaturally slow and native materials too complicated, so this video is just right for me! I really appreciate this video’s teaching format. Please post more listening practice videos! ありがとうございます！
😌I appreciate your comments. It makes me feel that this approach is helping Japanese language learners. I would like to continue to do so. ありがとうございました！🥰🐈⬛
Thank you for the message!! This is the first video consisting of example sentences and their listening. I had planned to make a sequel if it was well received, and your message almost confirmed that. 😊
I really like this video, especially i admire how you design this learning materials by having various speed mode in a row. It's quite challenging, but also fun. Just for your reference, sometimes I can't hear the English translation very clearly. I feel the volume is lower than your Japanese. Or maybe because I'm not an English native speaker.😂 Anyway, congratulations on making such an excellent video. Great job! 本当にどうもありがとうございます。❤
I sincerely appreciate your feedback 🥰👍✨✨ because I was concerned about the sound quality of the English in this video. I have actually increased the playback speed to correct my slow speech, which has resulted in poor sound quality and difficulty in listening. (So it is not your fault that you cannot hear English! Sorry!) Based on this reflection, I enlisted the help of AI in the latest work (th-cam.com/video/RdcWxWV6ixE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=X4Qn4NqHeTAOSptO )so that you can hear English clearly (I know it sounds like I am speaking, but it is the AI's voice sampling my English speech. The previous work is my own recording, so please compare the two videos. (You will be surprised!) Please continue to let me know if you notice anything else! Your comment encourage me to keep up the good work! わたしからも、本当にありがとうございました🐈⬛🙌💕😊
:)) als Beginer ist mir sogar Mediumspeed zu schnell. Gut, dass es noch geschrieben dasteht, damit ich das Video anhalten kann und den Satz das doch stotternd zusammenstammeln kann. Von dem Level verstehendes Hören bin ich noch weit entfernt
Thank you for your very informative question! I'm sure this will be on the exam‼😮. Let me explain carefully 🤗 I think your confusion is caused by another word with the same pronunciation, "いる". There are two "いる" in Japanese! In this case, "いる", written in kanji, is "要る", meaning need. →jisho.org/search/要る The negative form of "いる（要る）" is "いりません" or "いらない”. Example : 「砂糖とミルクはいりません」 On the other hand, the negative form of "いる", which indicates the existence of animate objects, is "いません" or "いない". Example: 「サントスさんがいません」 (No. 88) The confusion caused by the two different negative forms of "いる" is “seriously going to be on the test”, so I'm going to make an exercise and post it to the community to share with everyone else! These are my answers, but have I answered your question? If you have further questions, please don't hesitate to ask! がんばってね！😊🐈
@@louisekerr3628 I appreciate it!! After reading your response, I see an additional confusion that may have been created by the addition of "さとう と ミルク" to the word "いる" 😮. The negative form of "いれる（入れる） [put]" is "いれません「入れません）" or "いれない（入れない）". Seriously, this is going to be on the test! I'll make some practice questions 🤗.
@@TeoSapphire The negative form of "いれる［入れる］ (put in) “ is "いれません"もしくは「いれない」. Confusing, isn't it? I'll post a chart with all the information, so please wait a bit.🙌
This helps a lot with practice during winter break! I like the different listening speeds, interesting sentences, and reading practice. This makes it much easier and more fun for shawdowing! ありがとございます。❤❤❤❤❤
Dear Sensei, thank you very very much for this video. We can learn so much by listening, speaking and reading May I ask a question? If I want to say, that I like Spagetti more than pizza. Is it correct to say スパゲッテイがピザよりすきです。or ピッザよりスパゲッていがすきです。🤔Maybe you already answered this question, then I apologize. Thank you for your answer 👩🏫🐈⬛❤
アンドレアさん、こんにちは！しつもん してくれて ありがとうございます！ あなたの しつもんへの こたえは、「どちらもOK」です😄 Both sentences are correct. As a Japanese language, the latter may be more natural. If you want to say spaghetti first, you can say, "スパゲッティ【のほう】がピザよりすき" which sounds more natural. わたしは、🍝も🍕も おなじくらい すきです！😋
Oh thank you for your quick and detailed answer😊. Yes, I forgot to use „の方が“ then it sounds more natural 💡. Learning a language in our adult life, is so difficult 😑, ですね。 先生👩🏻🏫いつもありがとうございます。🎁♥️
It’s me again, sorry , but I just have to report to you, that I used what I learned through you in my daily life and it felt so good 😊. Yesterday evening I brought some dinner I had cooked to my elderly neighbour . She was so happy but worried about the ice and snow still lying around. But I said „心配しないでください。昨日の方 今日より危なかったです。今日はもう大丈夫です😅❤ありがとうございます♪先生👩🏻🏫🐈⬛。have a nice day ❄️
みてくれて ありがとう！🤗✨
I have posted a chart with answers to questions that came here.
In addition, there is a quiz about this video. Check out the community!
→www.youtube.com/@KuronekoMum/community
これは、日本語を勉強している人のためにいいプレゼントですね。
すてきなメッセージをありがとうございます☺️✨🐈
i have my japanese JLPT next month and I've been listening to these podcasts nonstop. great way and i love all of the sentences and you've inculcated all of the sentence structures too. i love this a lot! thank you so much for your efforts!
How did u do
@@ImKai99 oh the exam was so good! it was an early morning+caffinated combo so i was a little anxious but i did good
Thank you for the video lessons. Your way of teaching helps me learn Japanese while doing office work. I'm not sure if you've done this in your other videos, but it would be nice if the sample sentences/words are colored differently along with their corresponding translations. ❤🔥
Wow!!! This is unique 👍 thank you for kanji transcription plus furigana plus English transition 👍👍plus two different speed variations 👏❤🐈⬛we just have to study 🇯🇵
Thanks again for the fastest feedback! 🐈✨🐈
I made this video based on the audio material that worked for me when I was learning English🎧. I hope it helps you a lot 🥰
Love this. Please make more videos like this one. This is what I'm looking for...
It is really helpful. I have found most of my N5 material unnaturally slow and native materials too complicated, so this video is just right for me! I really appreciate this video’s teaching format. Please post more listening practice videos! ありがとうございます！
😌I appreciate your comments. It makes me feel that this approach is helping Japanese language learners. I would like to continue to do so. ありがとうございました！🥰🐈⬛
I like the style of your videos, they are very futuristic 😮
ありがとうございます❤❤❤
見てくれてありがとう‼🥰🐈
This helps a lot, please keep it going!Any suggestions for similar videos would be appreciated!
Thank you for the message!! This is the first video consisting of example sentences and their listening.
I had planned to make a sequel if it was well received, and your message almost confirmed that. 😊
I really like this video, especially i admire how you design this learning materials by having various speed mode in a row.
It's quite challenging, but also fun.
Just for your reference, sometimes I can't hear the English translation very clearly. I feel the volume is lower than your Japanese. Or maybe because I'm not an English native speaker.😂
Anyway, congratulations on making such an excellent video.
Great job!
本当にどうもありがとうございます。❤
I sincerely appreciate your feedback 🥰👍✨✨
because I was concerned about the sound quality of the English in this video.
I have actually increased the playback speed to correct my slow speech, which has resulted in poor sound quality and difficulty in listening. (So it is not your fault that you cannot hear English! Sorry!)
Based on this reflection, I enlisted the help of AI in the latest work (th-cam.com/video/RdcWxWV6ixE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=X4Qn4NqHeTAOSptO )so that you can hear English clearly (I know it sounds like I am speaking, but it is the AI's voice sampling my English speech. The previous work is my own recording, so please compare the two videos. (You will be surprised!)
Please continue to let me know if you notice anything else!
Your comment encourage me to keep up the good work!
わたしからも、本当にありがとうございました🐈⬛🙌💕😊
Este canal es 🥇 muchas gracias!
:)) als Beginer ist mir sogar Mediumspeed zu schnell. Gut, dass es noch geschrieben dasteht, damit ich das Video anhalten kann und den Satz das doch stotternd zusammenstammeln kann. Von dem Level verstehendes Hören bin ich noch weit entfernt
Super 👍👍👍
とても興味深いビデオ。ありがとう、先生
ビデオを 見てくれて ありがとう❣️ コメントうれしいです😊♡🐈⬛
Woow.. its really very helpful ❤
Thanks! Please listen and talk a lot!☺️🙌
this is awesome, thanks :)
Thank you for the message ❤︎ありがとうございます😊🐈
This is a good one! 40:02
すごい大作❤ブラボー👏
がんばりました〜😭
I love your videos
Thank you !! ありがとう😊🐈⬛♡
Nice 👌
83 is contextual and does not use the word hair does it?
❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊
Hi! Thanks for help in my japanese study. I have a question. Why used いりません ?(phrase 8) Sugar and milk are inanimate, no? Sorry for my doubt 😓
It's the verb 入れる (to put in). So it's saying don't put sugar or milk in. 😊
@@louisekerr3628 おなるほど！I have confuse this verb with いる（います）😓. ありがとうございます!🙏
Thank you for your very informative question!
I'm sure this will be on the exam‼😮.
Let me explain carefully 🤗
I think your confusion is caused by another word with the same pronunciation, "いる".
There are two "いる" in Japanese!
In this case, "いる", written in kanji, is "要る", meaning need. →jisho.org/search/要る
The negative form of "いる（要る）" is "いりません" or "いらない”.
Example : 「砂糖とミルクはいりません」
On the other hand, the negative form of "いる", which indicates the existence of animate objects, is "いません" or "いない".
Example: 「サントスさんがいません」 (No. 88)
The confusion caused by the two different negative forms of "いる" is “seriously going to be on the test”, so I'm going to make an exercise and post it to the community to share with everyone else!
These are my answers, but have I answered your question?
If you have further questions, please don't hesitate to ask!
がんばってね！😊🐈
@@louisekerr3628 I appreciate it!! After reading your response, I see an additional confusion that may have been created by the addition of "さとう と ミルク" to the word "いる" 😮.
The negative form of "いれる（入れる） [put]" is "いれません「入れません）" or "いれない（入れない）".
Seriously, this is going to be on the test!
I'll make some practice questions 🤗.
@@TeoSapphire The negative form of "いれる［入れる］ (put in) “ is "いれません"もしくは「いれない」. Confusing, isn't it? I'll post a chart with all the information, so please wait a bit.🙌
Interesting but not usable for me due to echoes. Sound like in a submarine !
I’d like to hear jlpt 3
Oh, thank you ! Yes, I’d love people who have finished N5 to listen to it.😊🐈⬛✨✨✨
This helps a lot with practice during winter break! I like the different listening speeds, interesting sentences, and reading practice. This makes it much easier and more fun for shawdowing! ありがとございます。❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your nice message!🥰 I am very happy to have them used for shadowing ! Have a wonderful winter break😊🐈⬛🎄✨
👍😁😄
🤗🐈⬛🧡✨✨
wooooooooooooooooow
わお！😄🐈⬛✨✨
Please stop the music player when listening conversation. Thanks.
n5 jlpt exm dsmber
help me...teacher
12月の テスト がんばって‼️What can I do ? What are you in need of? I want to support you!😊
NOPE the echoes killed it for me. Why would you do this?
Agreed
ai crap
1:00 I thought this one would be "Yes, but you need to study hard." or something like that...
Dear Sensei, thank you very very much for this video. We can learn so much by listening, speaking and reading May I ask a question? If I want to say, that I like Spagetti more than pizza. Is it correct to say スパゲッテイがピザよりすきです。or ピッザよりスパゲッていがすきです。🤔Maybe you already answered this question, then I apologize. Thank you for your answer 👩🏫🐈⬛❤
アンドレアさん、こんにちは！しつもん してくれて ありがとうございます！
あなたの しつもんへの こたえは、「どちらもOK」です😄 Both sentences are correct.
As a Japanese language, the latter may be more natural.
If you want to say spaghetti first, you can say, "スパゲッティ【のほう】がピザよりすき" which sounds more natural.
わたしは、🍝も🍕も おなじくらい すきです！😋
Oh thank you for your quick and detailed answer😊. Yes, I forgot to use „の方が“ then it sounds more natural 💡. Learning a language in our adult life, is so difficult 😑, ですね。 先生👩🏻🏫いつもありがとうございます。🎁♥️
It’s me again, sorry , but I just have to report to you, that I used what I learned through you in my daily life and it felt so good 😊. Yesterday evening I brought some dinner I had cooked to my elderly neighbour . She was so happy but worried about the ice and snow still lying around. But I said „心配しないでください。昨日の方 今日より危なかったです。今日はもう大丈夫です😅❤ありがとうございます♪先生👩🏻🏫🐈⬛。have a nice day ❄️
ありがとうございます❤