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こんにちは。 Thank you so much for explaining the Japanese particles! When I began to study Japanese last year, particles were totally new for me... And it is not easy to understand (when and where to use them).... It will take me a few years I think to assimilate everything. Thank you for your precious explanations! あなたは素晴らしい先生です。 お疲れ様でした。🤗🇨🇦
the way you speak, both in English and in Japanese, is so elegant and refined! one day, i hope to be just as stately as you are😊❤️ as always, thank you for a wonderful video🙇♀️💓
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally お久しぶりですね! はい、元気でした！お元気でしたか? Aw, thank you so much! 🐌💕 Hopefully, I'll be more active from now on 😊I'm looking forward to your next video!!
When you started explaining and said it wasn't used at the end I thought "but Itto says it in Genshin Impact! He says "正々堂々と勝ち取ってくるのさ” but then you explained the personality that conveys and that’s exactly Itto lmao.
I work on learning. It's hard. Your voice is soft and I enjoy listening to you. Some one said Japanese is a soft language. I listen to Yousei Teikoku, Yui sings soft. Just amazed. If I say this wrong, say so. Arigato gozaimasu sensei. Smiles. 🌹
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally Yousei Teikoku is Goth metal band. Most metal bands are harsh. Yui has a soft edge to her voice. Makes it that much more special to listen to. Like listening to you. It's special to listen to. Thank you Sensei. Your time is always a moment to love. 🌹🌹
ふみ先生、ありがとうございます！ I’m a bit confused on when to use 「けど」like 「だけど」or 「ですけど」. I thought 「けど」 was like “but” or “however” so I figured it would be used to say “______but,” but it didn’t seem like that here. Thank you!
I don't know if ふみ先生 has a video explaining it in depth, but this is a good video to watch if you want to hear more about how けど is used in the way you asked about: m.th-cam.com/video/gPlFnVKqfv4/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUG44GR44Gp
I am a Canadian living in Japan with a native Japanese 2 year old daughter (also teaching her english but Japanese is her main) I can converse with her in Japanese no problem but she uses this さa lot! I understand its like "listen up!" but using it is where I struggle. Its a very native thing I think😞
Thank you for explaining the use of “sa”. My Japanese isn’t very good so I’ve asked people from Japan to explain it and they found it difficult. Domo arigato
really helpful! one question - the さ sounds kind of long each time you pronounced it, as though it is phonetically さあ. is that just an exaggeration for this video or is that the usual pronunciation?
i feel like さ i more of a feminine thing than masculine. when i living in japan it was a common feminie 口癖 especially among younger women. how many times id hear on the train a group of JKs or OLs saying "あたしさ、でもさ、あのさ、昨日さ, あいつさ、ってさ" etc etc but id hear it used among men used like "さあねえ” as in "i guess??" or like "さ、行こう！" as in "alright, lets go". im curious to hear your take on it, because"alright, lets go". im curious to hear your take on it, because im also a japanese teacher
Thank you for your question. I don’t think さ is more of a feminine thing. I hear a lot of おれさー too. And the examples you gave us are used by women too🤔
I hope that there isn t other particule for each dialect. I want to go to Mito in Ibaraki prefecture the next year and even if I speak Japanese I don t speak it fluently... If I heard the Ibaraki dialect, I ll be lost with some expression 😅 Thx a lot, Fumi sensei.
if you go to ibaraki youll be fine for the most part, i used to live on the border of chiba and ibaraki, and its mostly standard kanto accent unless youre talking to some old person in a really rural area
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I've definitely heard someone use "さ" in every possible place, but he was imitating a child at the time to mock someone.
I see. But adults use all the time too. Next time you watch drama or anime, I'm sure you'll hear it😄
Thankyou for covering things not often done by other Japanese TH-camr learning channels ❤
It’s my pleasure ✨😊
Fumi sensei is doing God's work with these videos.
こんにちは。
Thank you so much for explaining the Japanese particles!
When I began to study Japanese last year, particles were totally new for me... And it is not easy to understand (when and where to use them).... It will take me a few years I think to assimilate everything.
Thank you for your precious explanations!
あなたは素晴らしい先生です。
お疲れ様でした。🤗🇨🇦
Particles must be very difficult. It's hard for me to explain too. Immersion definitely helps you understand particles from the context😀
ふみ先生、こんにちは☺️
なるほど、わかりました! おもしろくってさ、「さ」は日常会話の中でよく使われているので、知っておいたほうがいいと思います。先生は詳しく説明してくださるので、毎回とても勉強になります✨感謝の気持ちでいっぱいです🙇🏻♂️
スティーブンさん、こんにちは！
そうです、「さ」は本当によく使われます。自分が使わなくても知っておいたほうがいいかなと思って動画を作りました😄
コメント、ありがとうございました✨
I was just looking this up! Perfect timing. ありがとう ございます!
Wow, perfect timing! 😄
the way you speak, both in English and in Japanese, is so elegant and refined! one day, i hope to be just as stately as you are😊❤️ as always, thank you for a wonderful video🙇♀️💓
Great! It's like one of my favorite Japanese songs "あしたがあるさ”。 ビデオをありがとうございました。
このビデオさ、勉強になりました！いつも分かりやすいビデオを作って本当にありがとうございました！
I learnt a lot from this video! Thank you so much for always making easy to understand videos! ❤
わ、お久しぶりです！！ お元気でしたか？ I'm happy to see your icon here!
And thank you for your comment😊💕
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally お久しぶりですね! はい、元気でした！お元気でしたか?
Aw, thank you so much! 🐌💕 Hopefully, I'll be more active from now on 😊I'm looking forward to your next video!!
このビデオ「さ」面白かった。。ありがとうございます。
When you started explaining and said it wasn't used at the end I thought "but Itto says it in Genshin Impact! He says "正々堂々と勝ち取ってくるのさ” but then you explained the personality that conveys and that’s exactly Itto lmao.
😂😂
Thank you sensei! I saw the sentence「ちょっとしたトリックさ。」on a videogame and was really confused! Now I understand.
Great!!😀
I just found Fumi-sensei's channel today, and all the videos I saw have been very helpful.
ふみ先生のチャネルを見つけてできてよかったです！
I’m glad that you found my channel! Thank you for your comment 😁✨
Okay, This channel is amazing, I hope You keep uploading videos, they are extremely helpful
Thank you, I will😊✨
今日新しい単語は遅刻すると言うを学んだです! 日本語の文法をもう知りましたんから全部わかりました。11/23/2022 3:14pm
I work on learning. It's hard. Your voice is soft and I enjoy listening to you. Some one said Japanese is a soft language. I listen to Yousei Teikoku, Yui sings soft. Just amazed. If I say this wrong, say so. Arigato gozaimasu sensei. Smiles. 🌹
I’ve never heard that Japanese is a soft language, but it’s nice to be thought like that 😁👍
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally Yousei Teikoku is Goth metal band. Most metal bands are harsh. Yui has a soft edge to her voice. Makes it that much more special to listen to. Like listening to you. It's special to listen to. Thank you Sensei. Your time is always a moment to love. 🌹🌹
thank you very much. very helpful. but its truly hard as a foreigner to get a feeling for the usage of such particles
ふみ先生、ありがとうございます！ I’m a bit confused on when to use 「けど」like 「だけど」or 「ですけど」. I thought 「けど」 was like “but” or “however” so I figured it would be used to say “______but,” but it didn’t seem like that here. Thank you!
Good question. けど／だけど／ですけど also means “______and.” So it means "and" or "but" depending the context😀
I don't know if ふみ先生 has a video explaining it in depth, but this is a good video to watch if you want to hear more about how けど is used in the way you asked about: m.th-cam.com/video/gPlFnVKqfv4/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUG44GR44Gp
Great informative video, helped me understand that better myself. Im learning Japanese so this is valuable💪🏽
I'm glad to hear that! Thank you!😊
I am a Canadian living in Japan with a native Japanese 2 year old daughter (also teaching her english but Japanese is her main) I can converse with her in Japanese no problem but she uses this さa lot! I understand its like "listen up!" but using it is where I struggle. Its a very native thing I think😞
Thank you for explaining the use of “sa”. My Japanese isn’t very good so I’ve asked people from Japan to explain it and they found it difficult.
Domo arigato
It was difficult for me to. I needed some time to think of how to explain😊
very easy to understand, thank you so much
Your hair has grown long you look pretty as always 🌸🌸💞
Great video, so informative!
Thank you so so so much sensei🙇🙇🙇
Any time😊✨
ありがとうさ
Would this work? Haha
If so, how would you translate or explaining the meaning of sa here?
i very miss you fumi san
😄✨
ありがとうございます
すごいだね!ありがとうございます😊
先生ありがとうございました！
You deserve 100 more subscribers. 🙂 I saw さ the other day but I was confused about it until now. 🙂
I Thank you!!
But I want a lot more than 100 … I’m greedy 😂
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally
Whoops! I meant to say 100 times more subscribers. 😂 I ruined my own compliment.
😂
100 times more!!
That’s what I want😆
This always helps me very much 🥰
Good😉
really helpful! one question - the さ sounds kind of long each time you pronounced it, as though it is phonetically さあ. is that just an exaggeration for this video or is that the usual pronunciation?
Good point. come to think of it, I think i usually use a long vowel.
とても勉強になります!本当にありがとうございました！
よかったです！ これからもがんばってください😄
i feel like さ i more of a feminine thing than masculine. when i living in japan it was a common feminie 口癖 especially among younger women. how many times id hear on the train a group of JKs or OLs saying "あたしさ、でもさ、あのさ、昨日さ, あいつさ、ってさ" etc etc but id hear it used among men used like "さあねえ” as in "i guess??" or like "さ、行こう！" as in "alright, lets go". im curious to hear your take on it, because"alright, lets go". im curious to hear your take on it, because im also a japanese teacher
Thank you for your question.
I don’t think さ is more of a feminine thing. I hear a lot of おれさー too.
And the examples you gave us are used by women too🤔
I hope that there isn t other particule for each dialect. I want to go to Mito in Ibaraki prefecture the next year and even if I speak Japanese I don t speak it fluently... If I heard the Ibaraki dialect, I ll be lost with some expression 😅
Thx a lot, Fumi sensei.
Actually, there are. But I don't know well about them either. Dialects differ a lot!
Thank you for your comment😊
if you go to ibaraki youll be fine for the most part, i used to live on the border of chiba and ibaraki, and its mostly standard kanto accent unless youre talking to some old person in a really rural area
Thaaaaanky yoooou 😭😭😭
😊🙌
So さ is like about”. Like 私さ(about me…)
When I watch Badminton of Japanese team, they cheer with さ。May I ask what does it mean ? 😊thank you
I'm sorry I don't know about that. Do you have any videos of the cheer?
So, basically, it’s an expressive version of は. Got it.
"kyouma sa" nande nande. It's viral sound in my class. But i can not to explain.
😅😄
0:57 my manager uses it this much… it’s kinda obnoxious sometimes… 😅
新しいビデオですね。😁
はい、そして、久しぶりの長い動画（どうが）です😄
ありがとうございます 先生
I wonder if the word "toka" is used in the same way, or to keep the conversation going..
Toka is a particle used to list nouns, or to tell that something is not uncertain, so it's different 😄
How to use ので and には?
Easy, it's how American surfers greet reach other "Sah Dude?"😎
すみませんが、ちょっと日本語の文法のことを聞きたいんですが、 よろしいでしょうか
If it’s not related to the video, I might not be able to answer it. I’m sorry 🙇♀️
It feels like さ is two mora there, am I wrong?
You have a good ear! さ has two mora when we emphasize it👍😊
You are so beautiful ❤
How I contact you???
Please tell me??
英語じゃなくて 日本語で 説明して 欲しい先生。❤
ふみせんさのなむはきらいです。
なむ、はなんですか？