I go swimming to the sea is also wrong. There is almost nowhere except rivers where you can swim to the sea. One goes to the sea to go swimming. Just saying, not wanting to sound better than you or stroppy. Mistakes can make you sound like AI or to have excessively used it to make something in the long run.
When it comes to Japanese verbs videos, Tomo-sensei's video are clear and easy to understand! The repetition of the words really help to memorize it!
That makes me very happy to hear! Glad they were helpful!😊
Thank you for the excellent classes!
The pleasure is mine! がんばってくださいね!
You're videos are amazing! You are so talented.
Thank you! Glad you liked them!
Thank You so much!
My pleasure!😄
Thank you. So well done and very helpful.
My pleasure! Happy to hear that!!😄
Very helpful. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
This is so helpful! Thank you very much ❤❤
Thank you for watching this video 😊 がんばってください❗
Your videos are great, I am so glad I found these. Thank you ;-)
My pleasure! Glad you like them!😄
it helps me a lot!! thank you sensei❤
Happy to help! My pleasure!
Awesome, great work, excellent video and education.
Thank youh! So glad you enjoyed it!
This is lifesaver! Thank you so much ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! At 4:38 it sounds more natural to say "by foot" than "by walk".
Thanks for sharing!! Glad you liked it!😄
On foot, not "by foot"
@@Sonata-nn2sy both are correct, but it can vary from place to place
❤thanks and very clear
Glad it was helpful!
U have prepared the lesson so well..
Thank you for watching this video.
So much helpful , thanks 🙏
Glad it was helpful!!😄
ありがとう ございます。
Thank you for watching this video. がんばってください😊
Tomo seisen. I had practiced last year. The film was useful and practical.
Glad to hear that!
So good!
Thank you for watching this video😊
Obrigado
Thank you
ありがとうございます
どういたしまして!
Your videos are awesome please do many video about N5 please sir ❤️
Sure! I'm working on them.👍
大好きです
Thank you for watching this video. がんばってください😊
at 4:38 why is it 駅まで 歩いて 行って ください instead of 駅まで 歩いて＊で＊ 行って ください ？ I was under the impression で was the particle for "by means of/using"
Thank you for watching this video.
「noun + で 行きます」
＊タクシーで行きます。
＊バスで行きます。
「歩いて」is て -form of 「歩く」, it's verb not noun.
＊あるいて行きます。
＊はしって行きます。（走って --> 走る）
＊とんで行きます。 （飛んで --> 飛ぶ）
Anyway, sorry for late reply.
これからも がんばってください！
Thank you
You're welcome!
"Repetition is mother of all learning"
Tony Robbins
Yeah, that's right.
I love this word^^
Heyyyyy
Arigatou your video very helpful to us N5 no benkyo o shite masu arigatou
Thank you for watching this video.
がんばってください！
Arigato guzaimasu 👌👍💚🍀♥️
どういたしまして^^ がんばってください！
arigato tomo sensei
どういたしまして!
thanks youtube for this channel proposition
Glad you liked it!😄
arigatou gozaimasu sensei
You're welcome. どういたしまして😊
Doomo arigatoo gozaimasu .
Watashi wa sukiyaki desu .
defo we say please walk to the station. There is no time ever we say 'by walk', only 'by walking' perhaps but not in this way.
Same make N4, N3 vocab with sentences.
Will do! after finishing N5 vocab with sentences, so stay tuned!😄
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Thank you for watching this video^^
これからも がんばってください！
@@TOMOsensei 勿論❣❣
Anatha no doga o minichi mittei masu.
Kono dogo wa totemo juiyo desu.
ARIGATO GOSAIMASHITHA
まいにち みてくれて、ありがとうございます😊
これからも がんばってください👍
why is iru with two different meanings? one time the ru goes away and the one time it becomes iri??
They are different words with different Kanji. 要る→要ります、居る→居ます Hope this helps!
@@TOMOsensei thank you
What is vi & vt ?
v.i. stands for an intransitive verb, and v.t. stands for a transitive verb.😃
電車はいつもより遅いですね。
I go swimming to the sea is also wrong. There is almost nowhere except rivers where you can swim to the sea. One goes to the sea to go swimming. Just saying, not wanting to sound better than you or stroppy. Mistakes can make you sound like AI or to have excessively used it to make something in the long run.
Thank you for letting me know!