This'll be helpful lol. I watch a lot of anime so ofc i needed to learn Some Japanese Arigato for this Let's be friends hamster dude or whatever Love from Phillipines
The word "で" indicates the place or means by which the action is performed. So, in "うみ で およぐ" it means that the action of swimming is taking place in a place called "うみ". On the other hand, "に" indicates direction, purpose, or destination. In "き に のぼる," it means that the action of climbing is being performed toward a destination called "き". So, if you say "き で のぼる" it means that you are using a tree to climb something, which changes the meaning a bit. So, for the same "place," depending on the relationship between the place and the action, you can use "で" or "に". Japanese particles are very difficult to explain theoretically. This is because almost 100% of Japanese people use them sensuously. There is only one way to master particles: get used to them!🥺🧐
Thanks for your comment! The word "や" can be used in the same way as "と", so both can be used. However, to explain in detail, here is what I mean. "や" is used when there is something applicable in addition to what is mentioned, i.e., only some of the examples are mentioned. "と" is used when you want to list all the elements you want to mention as applicable. ”いぬやねこ": implies that there are other animals besides dogs and cats. "いぬとねこ": indicates that only dogs and cats are present. arigatou💛
Thanks for the comment! Basically, the "に" represents the point of arrival and the "へ" represents the direction. For example, 1. 日本 に いく 2. 日本 へ いく 1 means "arriving in Tokyo" and 2 means "leaving for Tokyo". However, 99% of Japanese do not distinguish between the two. Personally, I feel that "へ" is more strongly assertive of the destination. As long as you understand that these two particles indicate the destination, there is no problem. Thanks.😉
I'm looking for some youtube channels about podcasts or Japanese short stories with voice sounds like an anime dub. Do you know anyone or any channel that does such content? Thank u
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↑日本語のクイズとフラッシュカードをつくってます！😄
I make Japanese quizzes and flashcards!
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감사합니다! 기쁘다!
ありがとう💛
すごい！このビデオは役に立ちました。
ありがとうございます🥺
もっと役に立つ動画をたくさんつくります💛
Somehow I found that level 2 is way harder than level 3... mostly because I've never heard about のみ, きり, and やら particles, but now I'm learning.
There may be little difference between level 2 and level 3.
Japanese particles are difficult 😭.
すごいいです❕❕ありがとうございます！🦄
そう 言って もらえて うれしいです!💛
私はベトナム人です。来年4月日本へ勉強しに行きます。留学生になります。このビデオはとてもいいです。ありがとうございました。
日本に来てくれてありがとう💛
もっといい動画を作れるよう頑張ります☺
いつもありがとうございます。
こちらこそ いつも コメント ありがとうございます!
先生ですほんとにすごいありがとうごサイマス🙏🏻💕🥳😁💐🌹
そう 言って もらえて うれしいです💛
ありがとうございます💛
i love your videos,its a big help
Thanks for the comment!
Glad to be of help to you☺
ありがとうございます💛
先生こんばんは、お疲れ様です,そして私も勉強を してがんまります,いつも先生にありがとう御座います,先生お体に気をつけてください,ありがとう御座います🙂🙂👏
おつかれさまです☺
こちらこそ、いつもありがとう☺
love your content ❤ keep it up new sub here 🎉
I'm glad to hear it!
I will continue to be diligent 🥺🧐.
감사합니다!
감사합니다! 한국 사랑해요💛
これを当たり前のように使ってる日本人すごいな😮
あなたのマジックも素敵でした
muchas gracias y felicidades por hacer este tipo de videos
Gracias por ver.
¡Haré más videos útiles!☺
Arigatou 🙏
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自分は日本生まれ日本育ち日本国籍の日本語話者なのですが、逆に「テストは別として、日常会話なら助詞がでたらめでも割と問題なく成立する」ことって勉強されてる方々はご存知なのでしょうか？
こんにちは！
どうでしょうかね〜？
日本人の感覚としては、状況や文脈から判断できるので助詞を重要視してないかもしれませんが、日本語学習者にとっては名詞、動詞に次ぐ重要事項かと思います。
ごめんなさい、質問の意図がよくわからなかったので、変な回答になってしまいました。。
@@Hamusuke-japanese 回答ありがとうございます。すみません、日本語って文法の正しさと日常会話のある種の懐深さの差異がかなり大きな言語だと思ってまして、その辺りの緩いところって勉強されてる方にはどの程度伝わってるのかな？と前々から疑問に思ってました。失礼しました。
@@ROAR-l5m
理解しました！おっしゃるとおりですね。
そうですね、そこの緩さ加減?を理解するのはかなり難しい部分かもしれませんね...
This'll be helpful lol.
I watch a lot of anime so ofc i needed to learn Some Japanese
Arigato for this
Let's be friends hamster dude or whatever
Love from Phillipines
Thanks for your comment!
I watch a lot of anime too☺
@@Hamusuke-japanese nice😊
助詞って面白いですね
海も泳ぐ
公園が遊ぶ
雨に降る
りんごはバナナ
妄想が膨らみます（笑）
助詞 is interesting...
あなた...日本語上手ですね
@@Hamusuke-japanese 様
ごめんなさい助詞を知らない日本人です🙏
子供達と動画を見ていて助詞が変わると想像を超えた言葉になるのかと初めて知り面白いと思いました🙇♀️
@@rh.1531
ありがとうございます!日本の方にコメント頂くと嬉しいです☺
わたしたちは助詞を意識せずに使ったり、省略したりしてますからね～
日本語は面白いですね!
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いくつ わかりましたか？🥺
How many did you get right?
你答對了幾個？
I did it since the 2 level 😅😅 still I hace much to practice!! Also Thanks you your videos are really helpful ❤❤
@@Necrohunter925 Videos of Japanese particles are useful, so I'll try to make more ☺
ありがと💛
@@Hamusuke-japaneseありがとうございます！今私は夜まで勉強。
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Can someone explain why use the ni particle in: "ki ni noboru" instead of de like in "umi de oyogu"
The word "で" indicates the place or means by which the action is performed. So, in "うみ で およぐ" it means that the action of swimming is taking place in a place called "うみ".
On the other hand, "に" indicates direction, purpose, or destination. In "き に のぼる," it means that the action of climbing is being performed toward a destination called "き".
So, if you say "き で のぼる" it means that you are using a tree to climb something, which changes the meaning a bit.
So, for the same "place," depending on the relationship between the place and the action, you can use "で" or "に".
Japanese particles are very difficult to explain theoretically. This is because almost 100% of Japanese people use them sensuously.
There is only one way to master particles: get used to them!🥺🧐
Why is it "inu ya neko" don't "inu to neko"?
Ya=or
To=and
Arigatou gozaimasu 😁
Thanks for your comment!
The word "や" can be used in the same way as "と", so both can be used.
However, to explain in detail, here is what I mean.
"や" is used when there is something applicable in addition to what is mentioned, i.e., only some of the examples are mentioned.
"と" is used when you want to list all the elements you want to mention as applicable.
”いぬやねこ": implies that there are other animals besides dogs and cats.
"いぬとねこ": indicates that only dogs and cats are present.
arigatou💛
what is the difference between に and へ？
Thanks for the comment!
Basically, the "に" represents the point of arrival and the "へ" represents the direction.
For example,
1. 日本 に いく
2. 日本 へ いく
1 means "arriving in Tokyo" and 2 means "leaving for Tokyo".
However, 99% of Japanese do not distinguish between the two. Personally, I feel that "へ" is more strongly assertive of the destination.
As long as you understand that these two particles indicate the destination, there is no problem. Thanks.😉
ahh,, okay i got it! thanks☺️
病院に行く
病院へ行くの違いを説明された方がより良いと思いました
コメントありがとうございます！
日本人からすると、助詞の使い分けは感覚的なものであり、日本語の難しい部分だと思います。
この動画では、あくまで助詞にたくさん触れることで、助詞に慣れてもらうことを目的にしています。ですので、助詞の使い分けは（難しくなるので）解説していません。
助詞の使い分けについて、別の解説動画を作成しようかと検討中です...。（かなり難しいのですが...。）
I'm looking for some youtube channels about podcasts or Japanese short stories with voice sounds like an anime dub. Do you know anyone or any channel that does such content? Thank u
Thanks for the comment!
There may not be much dubbed audio like the anime. I may make videos of me reading novels and picture books in the future. 🥺.
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