@@dacracking5768 You're right! Both are correct, you can say "Arigatô" (you have to pronounce the "ô" one bit longer) and "Arigatou" as some writes (here it's already explained and showing the "o" being pronounced a bit longer but adding "u" in the end not two "o" ) the meaning why is the "u" being add to it it's because it's written this way ありがとう (arigatou) there's an "u" in the end same as う. So, you can write the shortest version "arigatô" or "arigatou" but i think "arigatô" is more commonly used.
@@dacracking5768 This is probably really late but I think your confusing り with い, the first one is pronounced “ri” (ree) and the second is “i” (ee). If your still interested in learning Japanese I recommend Tofugu’s course online. You can tell the difference between these two syllables because い looks like two eels, while り looks like reeds blowing in the wind; hope this helps. And there is a う at the end of ありがとう。
This confused me so much because I tought かょ would be same as きょ It was never mentioned anywhere I looked up that you were only supossed to do this with sllybles with an i. Thanks so much.
Japanese truly is hard but the more I research I find out that it’s pretty simple the hardest part about Japanese is the pronunciation of pronounce even one syllable wrong it could change the whole meaning of the word and come off as rude
I’ve been teaching myself Japanese and I just came across this part of my lessons. I got it wrong a few times. Then I caught on to what was happening. Now I do want to know, WHY this is happening. Also why are there silent syllables. Why not just not have them in there?
I am sorry to say that your teaching off the small っ (tsu) is a little different then other learning platforms. At about 09:15 i thought u made up something. later u teach it right. I am going to investigate now about your silent syllable grammer haha!.
to help with the elongated "tsu" thing: lets take 12:45 i sho (my keyboard can't do hiragana sorry), instead of pronouncing is i-sho, think of it as ish-sho, so your brain automatically thinks if 'i' is shorter and 'sho' is longer
I have a little question for you, please, i am learning kana, and if there is a "chi" and a little "ya", it makes "cha" right? But if there is a "chi" and then a normal "ya" it makes chiya? Onegaishimass
I’m learning on my own and this is very useful, ありがとう
Same here, good luck!
Aigatou? You mean arigato? Or am I reading it wrong??
@@dacracking5768 You're right! Both are correct, you can say "Arigatô" (you have to pronounce the "ô" one bit longer) and "Arigatou" as some writes (here it's already explained and showing the "o" being pronounced a bit longer but adding "u" in the end not two "o" ) the meaning why is the "u" being add to it it's because it's written this way ありがとう (arigatou) there's an "u" in the end same as う. So, you can write the shortest version "arigatô" or "arigatou" but i think "arigatô" is more commonly used.
@@dacracking5768 both are right. But in my experience you usually say arigatou (arigatō ありがとう)
@@dacracking5768 This is probably really late but I think your confusing り with い, the first one is pronounced “ri” (ree) and the second is “i” (ee). If your still interested in learning Japanese I recommend Tofugu’s course online. You can tell the difference between these two syllables because い looks like two eels, while り looks like reeds blowing in the wind; hope this helps. And there is a う at the end of ありがとう。
It took me 2 years to see if the small consonants were explained. Thank you.
I wish the small y syllables were a lot smaller. Its kinda hard to tell when theyre small Dx
Is あか
Exactly 🤧
True
This confused me so much because I tought かょ would be same as きょ It was never mentioned anywhere I looked up that you were only supossed to do this with sllybles with an i. Thanks so much.
They did say that at the beginning
Thanks for the small tsu explanation it's very helpful
The animation really help, thanks!
I’ve been trying to learn Japanese and this really helped!
this channel deserves a lot of subs
Like u r videos. U explained small っ，so well. Many thanks
This is SO helpful!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!! So well-explained!
i'm learning on my own ...this is very help full.(Arigatōgozaimasu)
I love Japanese Language
Japanese truly is hard but the more I research I find out that it’s pretty simple the hardest part about Japanese is the pronunciation of pronounce even one syllable wrong it could change the whole meaning of the word and come off as rude
yeah i wanted to say 魔法の少女 to my grandma but i said 魔法の処女 on accident. it was very embarassing
@@mitsuhashiiOh, i feel bad for you
@@mitsuhashiiLMFAOOO that must have Been a frightening experience
self learning and this was a very useful lesson. Thank you!
Thank you for providing us helpful content
I just love っ that little fella
Idk-
Thanks you, very helpful in my way of learning more Japanese
I’ve been teaching myself Japanese and I just came across this part of my lessons. I got it wrong a few times. Then I caught on to what was happening.
Now I do want to know, WHY this is happening. Also why are there silent syllables. Why not just not have them in there?
Culture and history.
i was really stopped when i encounter the "Ja" from Ja, ma ta" 😅😅😅 .. i thought my brain explode. i'm so alien.
Im just seeing this and you commented a year ago! Have you improved in japanese!???
Very helpful 🎉ありがとございます
Such a good explanation!!
Thank you for the great video!
Now it is to write words. Very useful video.ありがとう .
This is so helpful
thank you so much I'm using the book "Genki" to learn and it didn't explain this
Is the genki book any good??
@@dacracking5768 yes it's really good and I realized later that the book I had was the one for practice so that's why it didn't explain this
me: will you remember ?
My brain: の
When I learn it’s still so hard there like ウ+イ= Wi and ヴ for Vu
Thanks a lot. It's really helpful to me. 💖💖💖
Glad to hear it! Thank YOU! (^_^)
So helpful, arigatou
ありがとう
So...how do they say byatch in Japanese?
びゃち
I hope I could explain like you!
Hi Michael, Where are the other hiragana videos that came before this? I can't find them.
It's really very helpful! Thanks a lot )
THANKS. GOOD AND FUN VIDEO TO STUDY AND USE IT AS AN ANSWER KEY. IDK WHY IM ON CAPS
I am sorry to say that your teaching off the small っ (tsu) is a little different then other learning platforms. At about 09:15 i thought u made up something. later u teach it right. I am going to investigate now about your silent syllable grammer haha!.
to help with the elongated "tsu" thing:
lets take 12:45 i sho (my keyboard can't do hiragana sorry), instead of pronouncing is i-sho, think of it as ish-sho, so your brain automatically thinks if 'i' is shorter and 'sho' is longer
いしょ
You can copy and paste this if you like, just wanted to help lol
i've been looking for this kind of video! thank you so much, i learned a lot!! 🫶
For me like this videos so much .thank your chanel
What are those for? ぁぃぅぇぉ
I just start learning but when I came to small consonant I got confused but this help thx ありがとう
I have a little question for you, please, i am learning kana, and if there is a "chi" and a little "ya", it makes "cha" right? But if there is a "chi" and then a normal "ya" it makes chiya? Onegaishimass
Why do you need to add tsu when your not gonna read it?
SDHCHP BPG Too add the silent syllable
N O S T A L G I A Arigatou Gozaimasu
I honestly think it just changes the meaning
Good teaching
Does every small tsu has s sound
How many hiragana words are there? How do I learn them all?
You learn the characters, & that’s it.
COOL
Great video
You sound exactly like Mark Crilley
God bless our heroes in Jesus Mighty Name.amen 🙏✝🙏✝🙏✝🍒✝🙏
This helped alot :D
Arigato Sensei
Thank you very much
You can find online Japanese language tutors on this website!
students.nihongo-teachers.com/
very helpful
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Якщо тобі потрібно заплющувати очі на недоліки, можливо тобі не потрібно заплющувати очі на недоліки?
よくわかりません... (^_^;)
Thank you !
Thanks 🌸
thanks a lot 💟💟
ありがと
What's about "L" sound ?
They don't have any. They use the R syllables instead. :)
this was posted in 2014 damn
A long time ago, now... (^_^)
Why don't you post anymore? You haven't posted in 4 years. @@michaelrubida
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to think, it was all taken from "i" plus "a/u/o" ..
anyways, buta in our dialect is blind 😅😂🤣 i am laughing hard.
its not the same as given in the picture
kyoto
きょと
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Arigatō, Carla! Same to you! ^ - ^
OMG IM LEARNING JAPANEESE
Ok hai
The should just make new letters
Arigato!(see!im learning!
Arigatou*
Hello
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こにちは
Ảo âm
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