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Oh my gosh I heard だから so much when listening to Japanese and never knew what it was in context. I'd thought it was one word or something, now it makes sense
I didn't even realize that there is no romaji until I read this comment. XD And I totally agree. I also like it a lot when there are Kanji with Furigana.
@@ShiyarokuBasil I'm still in the early stages and would like Romanji because I plan to speak more Japanese than write (when I move to Japan). Is there a way to see these videos with Romanji? No problem if not, I just have extra homework :/
@@DevilViolinist Aw, ok, yeah, I can understand that. Wow! You are going to move to Japan?! That's amazing! O.O And sorry, I don't think that there's a way to see this video with romaji.
Very very good lesson, Yuko先生. A note that may help non-native speakers have an easier time with から and ので is to think of them as meaning "so" when it is placed in between clauses, like this: 母が日本人だ から 家で日本語を話します。 My mother is Japanese SO at home I speak Japanese.
が is the subject marking particle and は is the topic marking particle. I don't know why but I guess は is used in the one you're talking about, emphasizing and が maybe on an extra word or the next focus of the sentence. I've been confused with it for 3 months but this week I'm getting along with it. Hope this helps @@minervaloves!
Konnichiwa, Yuko-sensei. Thank you for these lessons that you provided. I love the clarity and the explanation of the logic in regards to forming sentences and also the grammatical rules as well. I don't know why, but for some reason your voice really makes it easier for me to learn and also hugely reminded of my trip to Japan. Your voice sounded so similar and reminded me of the announcements that I heard around the city. I truly hope you'll keep tutoring us. Hontouni arigatou gozaimasu.
This is great. Well explained. Colloquially however you can technically say let’s get on bus first to state action first and state reason like in English format but learn basics as she well explained the real grammar.
日本の自然が美しいので、日本語を勉強しています。^^ it's also cause, my role model is a person who can speak Japanese very well even though he's not Japanese person, so i feel like i really want to be like him too, he inspired me so much^^. He really fluent in Japanese, also another language. Want to know who is he? He is the youngest member of BIGBANG 🥰💛. Thank you sensei, today i learn something again about Japanese, i'll learn harder and harder💗
I viewed this video before i learned the short form. Now it makes perfect sense for the da with na adjectives and nouns. But still dont know why we use na with node. Easier for the flow of pronunciation?
Please help me here. I want to know how to say 'Just because' For ex: Just because I (something) Just because you (something) Just because it's raining. Thank you so much!
Sensei, in the last example my answer was「話しています」instead of「 話します」. Would it be more appropriate to just use the plain long form or is there no difference between the two in this context? すみません！
Hello! Thank you for this lesson! I did not understand how to use から and ので before! I have a question: What is なかった? Could I say "お金がありませんから、あたらしいiPhoneを買いませんでした。"? ありがとうございました！
Hi Yuko Sensei I have a question! In the last question of the lesson, instead of ’’母が日本人なので、うちでは日本語を話します’’ I had ’’母は日本人だから、いえで日本語を話します’’. I was wondering if it is also correct if i would use 'ie' here instead of 'uchi' and if 'うちでは' can also be replaced with 'うちで' without the は?
I ma not learning japanese for anime . I love music just . If I learn japanese for anime then I won t watch all episodes in English. Watching anime will come in hand as reward to this
Can someone explain me this/these: Japanese,Romaji: Person1: Depato wa nan-ji kara desu ka. Person2:Ju-ji kara desu. Person1: Nan-ji made desu ka. Person2: Gogo roku-ji made desu. English translation: P1: What time does the store open? P2: it opens at 10:00. P1: how late does it stay open? P2: it stays open until 6 pm Just wanna ask what happened to "open" in japanese/romaji conversation.?
A: Depa-to wa nanji akimasu ka. B: Juji desu. A: Nanji shimatteirundesu ka. B: Rokuji desu. "To close" as an intransitive verb is "shimaru", and "to open" as an intransitive verb is "aku". These are used when referring to the service hours of establishments. Shimatteiru is the progressive te-form of shimaru, which is just "to close" but for intransitive verbs. The -ndesu means it's used contextually, e.g. you're replying. It's okay if you're confused, as this is noncasual Japanese already.
@@indigofenrir7236 the example is from a textbook by the way. I'm having a hard time to learn Japanese since English is just my second language and some explanations are Leading me to be dumbfounded lol. i.. somehow.. understand why The word "open" has been omitted..but i'm still bothered if i completely understand it. Is it because it is obvious? Because of the word kara which means "From". am i right?And should i always use that "Ommition of words"? Sorry for Too many questions.. Domo Arigatō
@@kleidonmendez555 Oh no, you should never be sorry for asking questions in pursuit of knowledge. 😁 The textbook example is a conversation of context, like when you already know enough Japanese to pick up omissions. But if you're still a beginner, you might be confused as to the exact purpose of kara and made, which in this case mean opening and closing hours. These examples are just two ways of expressing the same thing, but you'll need to learn verbs as well since they're the cornerstone of every Japanese sentence.
@@indigofenrir7236 After Kana, i got stuck on what should i do next. I'm still thinking if i Should proceed to kanji, learn grammar, Or vocabularies. Can i ask you what did you learn next after the kana? Right now i'm learning vocabulary, but i'm not that far so i can postpone it if its not advisable to learn it first.
Why do we say hanashimasu in the sentence I speak Japanese at home because my mother is Japanese, but we say hanashiteimasu in I study Japanese because I like anime. Aren’t both repeated actions?
This lesson really reinforces why I'm having such trouble learning Japanese. There are so many rules regarding how adjectives, nouns, and verbs need to end depending on the particles that follow them, the level of politeness you're using, and the tense in which you're speaking. I can never remember which adjectives are い or な, or which verbs are う or る. Then there's how to pronounce them when the particle is dropped. I'll never learn this language....
I think you'd better join a Japanese language course. It will take a lot of time but it is the best thing, I will join a Japanese language course this month and it will end at the end of the year 2023 "it's 10 levels" . I will join the second level even though I studied Genki 1 and now studying Genki 2, but this is because my skill in the conversation is not good because I studied alone.
@@Fatima-gd8ye where this course would be ? I did finish Genki1 book and Japanese from Zero and Minna No Nihongo . I think I still need much more . Thanks a lot . Let me know more about this course.
先生、I'm studying with genki and I've learned that we can also put Kara at the end of the phrase. Does this way sound native? Can I say タクシーは高いですから、バスにのりましょう or バスにのりましょうタクシ高いですから。 ありがとう。
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When she said "I study Japanese because I like anime".
I really felt that
We all felt that.
XD same here
Same lol
I am learning it because i have nothing better to do and increase my language skills
For me i don’t watch but it’s a fun to learn this language xD
Oh my gosh I heard だから so much when listening to Japanese and never knew what it was in context. I'd thought it was one word or something, now it makes sense
Me too jajaja, i see the light now.
Could you type it ik romanji I haven't slept in one day so my brain aint functioning right bruv Ima sleep now cya
me three, now I fully understand; so well explained in this lesson
What does it mean "takara"?
@@dekshithaganesh6545 it’s dakara not takara because it has “ on it and it makes da
I like how there’s no romaji in this. I feel like it gets in the way after a certain point
I didn't even realize that there is no romaji until I read this comment. XD
And I totally agree.
I also like it a lot when there are Kanji with Furigana.
@@ShiyarokuBasil I'm still in the early stages and would like Romanji because I plan to speak more Japanese than write (when I move to Japan). Is there a way to see these videos with Romanji? No problem if not, I just have extra homework :/
@@DevilViolinist Aw, ok, yeah, I can understand that.
Wow! You are going to move to Japan?!
That's amazing! O.O
And sorry, I don't think that there's a way to see this video with romaji.
@@DevilViolinist you can instead start learning how to read hiragana and katakana instead. 😀
Yep, Romaji messes up with your pronunciation and makes you depend on it.
I love how you explain everything so clearly. ありがとうございます先生
Your lessons are so good!! You make learning Japanese so much simpler, easier and more fun!!
ゆうこ先生のビデオを見るので、私の日本語を上手になっています！ ありがとうございました！🗣️🇯🇵🙌🏽
Very very good lesson, Yuko先生.
A note that may help non-native speakers have an easier time with から and ので is to think of them as meaning "so" when it is placed in between clauses, like this:
母が日本人だ から 家で日本語を話します。
My mother is Japanese SO at home I speak Japanese.
Thank you for this comment. Also do you know why が is used in the example and not は when talking about 母。ありがとう😊
が is the subject marking particle and は is the topic marking particle. I don't know why but I guess は is used in the one you're talking about, emphasizing and が maybe on an extra word or the next focus of the sentence. I've been confused with it for 3 months but this week I'm getting along with it. Hope this helps @@minervaloves!
ありがとうございました、ゆうこさん！These videos were so helpful! Now I can say: 大好きなので、日本語を学びます！
Very well explained with simple examples. Also included the informal/natural way to say it.
分かりやすかったです
ので is more similar to "therefore"
Konnichiwa, Yuko-sensei.
Thank you for these lessons that you provided. I love the clarity and the explanation of the logic in regards to forming sentences and also the grammatical rules as well.
I don't know why, but for some reason your voice really makes it easier for me to learn and also hugely reminded of my trip to Japan. Your voice sounded so similar and reminded me of the announcements that I heard around the city.
I truly hope you'll keep tutoring us. Hontouni arigatou gozaimasu.
Finally after 1 year , i can understand the different 😢😢
Perfect timing! I was just thinking about how to use から for “because”. ありがとうございました
Chingyさん、that's great! I'm glad this lesson was what you needed at that moment. Hope it was helpful. (^^)
Very nice way of teaching. Thank you.
先生、ありがとうございます! このビデオは面白かったです。
Thank you so much. You’re my favorite japanese teacher everrrrrr! You explain so easily and simply
My dad bought this book for me! :) Your videos are really do helpful, ありかとございます ~
With the shelter in place installed where I live, this is very helpful to me and keeps my Japanese improving
アニメが好きだから、日本語を勉強します。
先生たくさん習いしまして、本当に楽しいてす。ありがとうございました！
Thank you so much! Finally someone who explains it summarized and easy
i have watch your videos and it was great. always wacthing
This video is excellent. 8:14 ので
Thank you for this link to buy this book on Amazon. It restored my ... Amazon account.
Arigato Sensei .
You're such an amazing teacher!
Thanks, I can finally say
好きだから、日本語を勉強します。
教えてくれて ありがとう🙇♀️ ゆこ先生 ☺
今は先生のビデオを初めて見ています。日本語の教え方が上手ですね。ありがとうございます。Taking JLPTN4 soon, this helps a lot to refresh my Japanese grammar.
Kenさん、JLPT N4の試験、がんばってください。
@@YukoSensei はい、ありがとうございます先生 :)
Thank you so much for such a good lesson!! Very helpful 💗🙏
I love your lessons, they help me so much.
I like your Nihongo lessons dear Sensei. It's easy to understand and always fun to learn from you.
Another wow for this video! Your explanation is really very good. Highly recommended youtube channel 👍👍
ゆき 先生 ありがとございます
This is great. Well explained. Colloquially however you can technically say let’s get on bus first to state action first and state reason like in English format but learn basics as she well explained the real grammar.
先生、ありがとうございました
Great lesson! It would be nice to see more lessons with Kanji and no romaji!
I’m not sure how I found you but I’m so grateful that I did! I have this textbook so I’m in luck :-)
The teaching method is very good sensei.. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Arigatou Sensei, you have cleared my doubts
I'm from the Philippines Yuko sensei... You are a very good teacher..
No one gives a fuck if you're from Philippines.
Excellent tutorial. Thank you.
日本の自然が美しいので、日本語を勉強しています。^^ it's also cause, my role model is a person who can speak Japanese very well even though he's not Japanese person, so i feel like i really want to be like him too, he inspired me so much^^. He really fluent in Japanese, also another language. Want to know who is he?
He is the youngest member of BIGBANG 🥰💛.
Thank you sensei, today i learn something again about Japanese, i'll learn harder and harder💗
Thank you much sensei ❤
Thank you a lot , it was v very useful lesson ☺️👍
That’s was helpful. ありがとうございました、ゆこ先生🙏🏾
Excellent Lesson. Very clearly explained. You are the best! Thank you 🙏🏽
DV-san,
Arigatoo gozaimasu. I'm glad that the lesson was clear.
thank you for amazing lessons,💛
I always heard this on terrace hosue and wondered what it meant! I got it thank you
I viewed this video before i learned the short form. Now it makes perfect sense for the da with na adjectives and nouns. But still dont know why we use na with node. Easier for the flow of pronunciation?
ありがとうございます
this is really helpfull
I am very happy there is Kanji because I am beginning to learn Kanji. I welcome Kanji. Thank you, Sensei
DV-san, Great that the Kanji in this lesson worked better for you! (^^)
thank you so much,
ありがとうございました。
Sees "because I didn't have money"
Me: 覚えておく必要があります
ありがとうございます
W😍W that is very good explanation. I will watch all your videos from now on. Highly recommended channel and sensei. Doumo arigatou gozaimasu
Please help me here. I want to know how to say 'Just because' For ex: Just because I (something) Just because you (something) Just because it's raining. Thank you so much!
lmao
Sen very very happy this video
Sensei, in the last example my answer was「話しています」instead of「 話します」. Would it be more appropriate to just use the plain long form or is there no difference between the two in this context? すみません！
So, 'I am studying Japanese because I like anime' is a better way of putting? Since the te imasu refers to an continuous action?
Thank you 🙏
I bought the book, like a month ago, and now it's here and i'm excited :D
genki is rubbish, みんなの日本語 (minna no nihongo) is much better
13:45 Is it correct using は instead of が?
very good, I can teach myself in the future
thank you!!
for the question at 14:05 ish can you use “母は” instead of “母が” ?
ありがとうございました！
14:26 would it be correct if i said "日本語で話します"?
じょうずです🙃
Hello! Thank you for this lesson! I did not understand how to use から and ので before! I have a question: What is なかった? Could I say "お金がありませんから、あたらしいiPhoneを買いませんでした。"? ありがとうございました！
很有用，謝謝！
ありがとうございました。あなたはいいです。It was very useful lesson Thanks Alot.
みもさん、どういたしまして。レッスンがやくにたって、よかったです。I'm glad that the lesson was helpful.
That was a well structured explanation thank you!!
アニメが好きだから、日本語を勉強しています。 (๑>◡
Same vibes here
Domo arigatho gozaimas sensei
in hebrew we also have the same, we have [ביגלל - biglal - because] and [כי -ki - because]
Hi Yuko Sensei I have a question! In the last question of the lesson, instead of ’’母が日本人なので、うちでは日本語を話します’’ I had ’’母は日本人だから、いえで日本語を話します’’. I was wondering if it is also correct if i would use 'ie' here instead of 'uchi' and if 'うちでは' can also be replaced with 'うちで' without the は?
9:00 ので and から chart
どもありがと先生
Best video
I ma not learning japanese for anime . I love music just . If I learn japanese for anime then I won t watch all episodes in English. Watching anime will come in hand as reward to this
Can someone explain me this/these:
Japanese,Romaji:
Person1: Depato wa nan-ji kara desu ka.
Person2:Ju-ji kara desu.
Person1: Nan-ji made desu ka.
Person2: Gogo roku-ji made desu.
English translation:
P1: What time does the store open?
P2: it opens at 10:00.
P1: how late does it stay open?
P2: it stays open until 6 pm
Just wanna ask what happened to "open" in japanese/romaji conversation.?
A: Depa-to wa nanji akimasu ka.
B: Juji desu.
A: Nanji shimatteirundesu ka.
B: Rokuji desu.
"To close" as an intransitive verb is "shimaru", and "to open" as an intransitive verb is "aku". These are used when referring to the service hours of establishments.
Shimatteiru is the progressive te-form of shimaru, which is just "to close" but for intransitive verbs. The -ndesu means it's used contextually, e.g. you're replying. It's okay if you're confused, as this is noncasual Japanese already.
@@indigofenrir7236 the example is from a textbook by the way. I'm having a hard time to learn Japanese since English is just my second language and some explanations are Leading me to be dumbfounded lol. i.. somehow.. understand why The word "open" has been omitted..but i'm still bothered if i completely understand it. Is it because it is obvious? Because of the word kara which means "From". am i right?And should i always use that "Ommition of words"? Sorry for Too many questions.. Domo Arigatō
@@kleidonmendez555 Oh no, you should never be sorry for asking questions in pursuit of knowledge. 😁
The textbook example is a conversation of context, like when you already know enough Japanese to pick up omissions. But if you're still a beginner, you might be confused as to the exact purpose of kara and made, which in this case mean opening and closing hours. These examples are just two ways of expressing the same thing, but you'll need to learn verbs as well since they're the cornerstone of every Japanese sentence.
@@indigofenrir7236 After Kana, i got stuck on what should i do next. I'm still thinking if i Should proceed to kanji, learn grammar, Or vocabularies. Can i ask you what did you learn next after the kana? Right now i'm learning vocabulary, but i'm not that far so i can postpone it if its not advisable to learn it first.
Why do we say hanashimasu in the sentence I speak Japanese at home because my mother is Japanese, but we say hanashiteimasu in I study Japanese because I like anime. Aren’t both repeated actions?
14:08 すみませんが、なんで「母は日本人なので、私はうちで日本語を話している/います」は違うますか？
This lesson really reinforces why I'm having such trouble learning Japanese. There are so many rules regarding how adjectives, nouns, and verbs need to end depending on the particles that follow them, the level of politeness you're using, and the tense in which you're speaking. I can never remember which adjectives are い or な, or which verbs are う or る. Then there's how to pronounce them when the particle is dropped. I'll never learn this language....
Ppl say English is harder
_Ichidan_ verbs all end in る/ます in present tense and are "vowel root", while _godan_ verbs all take います in present tense and are "consonant-root".
こんにちは先生！先生,what is the difference between ため&ので❓which is one is more formal?
ありがとうございます先生。
I am preparing my self to take JLPT N5 Next December .. if there are any advices please let me know .
Gaambaatte kudaasai
I think you'd better join a Japanese language course.
It will take a lot of time but it is the best thing, I will join a Japanese language course this month and it will end at the end of the year 2023 "it's 10 levels" . I will join the second level even though I studied Genki 1 and now studying Genki 2, but this is because my skill in the conversation is not good because I studied alone.
The course that I will join is at the Japan Foundation in Cairo, are you Egyptian?
@@Fatima-gd8ye where this course would be ? I did finish Genki1 book and Japanese from Zero and Minna No Nihongo . I think I still need much more . Thanks a lot . Let me know more about this course.
@@Fatima-gd8ye oh I think I can't join there ! It's too far. Is it expinsive ?!
what is the meaning of this sentence and why kara ne is used here
今行くからね
私はアニメ見て大好き💕だから私は日本語を勉強してる。いまのところじゅんちょうです☺。
先生, 休み is a verb. But why you use as a noun ? I don't understand here ! Please clear for me.
先生、I'm studying with genki and I've learned that we can also put Kara at the end of the phrase. Does this way sound native? Can I say タクシーは高いですから、バスにのりましょう or バスにのりましょうタクシ高いですから。
ありがとう。
but isn't there more to node and kara than formality? Like volitions
เวอรชั่น อังกิด. ง่าย. ดีคะ
こんにちは せんせい
Can we use ガ particle instead of はparticle in this sentence.
たくしが たかいから,バｽに のりましょう。
This kinda a new comment but can you put a い adjective or a な adjective at the end of a sentence instead of a verb?
Excuse me, ms.Yuko. İ use "subj + obj + verb, なぜなら + subj + ..... ".
Can İ use this sentence?
Hi, do you still have a online lesson?
Why is it not "母を好きです" ? Isnt mother a direct object in the sentence?
面白いだから 授業が好きです
Can you teach us some caregiver used words please.. Thank you so much