DON'T Want to do - Japanese Beginner Lesson #22
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
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This time we will learn how to say "I DON'T want to do ~ ". You'll be able to say "I don't want to go to school / work", "I don't want to make a mistake." and so much more!
Watch this video first - • Want to / たい - Japanes... (I want to ~)
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The more I come back to these videos the more I learn.
I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.
@@BiGSmoke-.- why are you spamming people asking this?!
@@katya5573 doesn't hurt being nice
@@hottylamp3839 oh you poor snowflake!
Asking a questions doesn’t hurt either!!!
I’m curious as to why he is asking the same question on every SINGLE comment on all of her videos!!
@@katya5573 I only said he was just being nice, don't get offended.
How ppl dares to down vote such helpful videos, like cmon. Shes including for you interesting parts of japanese language like how native speakers would say that which textbooks doesnt include and u are still able to down vote what is more she is doing that in her free time just to help u understand japanese. Great job Misa! 私はもっとビデオを見たい！
Unfortunately, some people are Simply Ungrateful.
I know it's a 1 year old comment but it's so stupid that I feel like replying. EVERY video has dislikes (unless it has almost no views) so comments like yours are really stupid.
And it's only 4 dislikes, wow so horrible indeed !!! How dare you people!!!!
Jane Morris it's a 4 months old comment's response but i'm curious about it, i mean i don't know what those people disliked neither why, and i can't imagine
@@elton8135 It's an 8 months old reply....... and idk what to say. Just wanted to keep the chaing going :D. On a positive note ありがとうございます、みさ先生！
@@otho01 have you guys ever considered that there is a possibility that the dislikers didn't do it on purpose, it might be an accident and they misclicked the downvote button?
Takunamakatta.. what a wonderful phraaaasse!
Hi Misa! I'm learning Japanese now and I first chanced upon your channel when I was searching for katakana instructional videos. May I say that yours were THE best instructional videos I've ever watched and I can now read all the letters just by watching them once! It's wonderful how you include so many examples to help us reinforce what we've learnt. Thank you so much for making these awesome videos. どもありがとうございます！
I hope by now your Japanese is intermediate by watching her videos.
I just realized how easy it must be to learn a language if your memory functions. I hear a word and forget it literally the instant it goes off the screen even though I was paying attention.
To help me understand this confusing verb conjugation, I listened to this video again and laid down the “reasons” for the changes. Treat the たい form (want to) as “I-adjective “, then follow the rules governing the I-adjective conjugations. To change from present tense to past tense, you replace い with かった; to change from positive to negative, you replace い with くない. So “want to” is “~たい”, “don’t want” is “~たくない”, and “wanted to” is “~たかった”, and “didn’t want” is “~たくなかった”(changed from “~たくない”). With this in mind, I am able to slowly construct the correct conjunctions for this “want to” form in Japanese. Thanks again Ms. Misa for your very informative videos. I have been your subscriber for couple years, and I am now reviewing my Japanese. 👏👏👏👏👏from🇺🇸. Another memory trick can help you to remember: To say “don’t want to”, you insert “くな” between “た” and “い”, and you get “たくない”; To say “didn’t want to”, insert “くな” between “た” and “かつた”, and you get “たくなかった”. Pretty neat, right?
I just started with this channel a couple weeks ago and I always go into each video expecting I'm going to learn something useful. But I'm always amazed by just how much fresh knowledge I end up leaving with every time! You are such a good Misa-sensei. Thank you! Mata ne
6:14 "But you can just forget" xD Never heard a teacher telling me that haha.
This is one of the best channels to learn Japanese because of your numerous examples that make free vocabulary alongside your grammatical explanations. The way you show us what natural informal speech really is, is also very nice. Keep up the great work !
先生のビデオ見るのは日本語の勉強のいい習い方。ありがとう!
So I finally watched them all! Great series Misa! 早く次のが見たい. Can I say that for "I reaally want to watch the next one soon"?
完璧です！ kanpeki desu! Perfect :)
Hi Misa, I just want to say thank you for these videos and to let you know that your time and effort is really appreciated.
@5:00 having not seen the older videos before, watching this video after the ones about your wisdom teeth coming out gives me a chuckle
Seriously. I'm using Wanikani, Genki, and this. And is absolutely fantastic for review. You know exactly how to explain things in the most simplistic way.
You don't need to ask for a like, you deserve million. Love you.
I couldn't help but laugh out loud when you explained why you can't use 'see' when you mean 'meet' your friends.
Hahaa!
"It means you want to stare at them!"
Love it! :)
I do lack words to thank you enough, yet I would like to say something (I hope you don't mind:-): 'Thanks to people like you, Misa-sensei, the world is (even more) beautiful (私は何か言いたい..Misa-先生のおかげで, 世界は(さらに)美しいです Watashi wa nani ka iitai. Misa-sensei no okage de, sekai wa (sarani)utsukushī desu
I hope the above text sounds fine in Japanese. You have a great gift for teaching and so generously share your time and admirable expertise with others. (I mean it... With a bow and all respect-) Mateusz
Thank you for this video. I liked it.
The videos are long in length but they don't feel long at all. I've learned a lot, thank you so so much Misa-sensei!
you're que best Japanese teacher of all TH-cam! 本当にありがとうございます! ^^
Thank you,thank you Misa. i enjoy every lesson you teach. Everyone watching your channel appreciate your effort and dedication.
Wow I just found out about think channel, it looks really nice, always good to learn from a native person. Please keep going! I look forward to see more intermediate level videos.
ありがとうございます。Your lessons are really good. Can't wait to see more!
Your lesson real helps to learn Japanese because you give many examples
tips:
type all possible conversion of one verb out
you will learn faster =)
press like pls
買う(かう)
買います
買って
買った
買いたい
買いたかった
買いたくない
買いたくなかった
Misa you are such a good teacher!!
You are really helping me learning japanese.
ありがとうございます
All your videos are super helpful, thanks so much!
A great teacher.
its always great seeing uploads from you :)
omg u makes things a lot easier than it usually is! I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!
your videos are the very best. you help me so much! Thank you!!!!!
Hi Misa! All your videos are superb, your explanations are really easy to understand! Thank you so much!
Again a great video. This is so clear and really helps me understand the Japanese grammer.
best educational channel ever 👏
ありがとうございます美沙さん！
Thanks for teaching us
ありがとうございますミサ先生、これﾋﾞデオはとても素晴らしいです。
Thank you so much, Misa Sensei!! The best way to learn Japanese is learning from your videos, they’re helping me a lot! Keep up the GREAT work!
ありがとうございます！❤️
Such a helpful video thank you so much you are a great teacher
Thank you so much みさ 先生 very helpful❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
i'm currently doing my shukudai right now and for some reason shitakunai totally slipped my mind... quick scope on google and this video came up.. thanks a lot! subscribed.
Another great video every time!
Thank you for your hard work Misa sensei! You are helping me so much.
This has nothing to do with this lesson in particular, but I was watching funny japanese videos, and I understood 時計なおして. I was so happy over such a simple thing,bit I learned it while watching all the て form videos. あるがとうございます! みさ先生は素晴らしいです! ^^
You're the best teacher ever 🌸👌
Thank you
You are the best.I learned a lot from your videos. Thank you
Thankyou so much misa sensei 🙂
Its my day 16 😀😀 - your lessons are amazing misa sensei 😭 thank you so much 😀❤️
I just wanted to say that I love the gestures of ''kunai'' like in naruto and ''katta'' like ''cut'' throughout this series owo XD
You shuld make a video about relative clauses and the use of は in them.
That would be pretty helpful explained by you.
I only watched your は video for now, but it was one of the best explanation I've ever seen.
Very interesting video. ありがとう
Misa, you're a great teacher. What I like most is that you explain every side of the topics and answer at every question comes to my mind. Have you ever thought about making a course through Skype for who wants to keep studying Japanese? You could extend your site on Internet too!
She has some services in iTalki
I'm working my way through this series slowly but surely! Misa, these lessons are wonderful, thank you so much. They've had such an impact on my learning that I signed up to Patreon purely to support this channel!
On a side note beyond praise though, I just want to know, when we got to exploring たかなかった did anyone else suddenly get Hakuna Matata from the Lion King in their head?
Once again though, as slow as I am getting through all this, thank you Misa for all your wonderful work, finally my friend in Tokyo doesn't have to deal with English 100% of the time any more :)
みさ先生 ありがとうございます
みさ先生に会いたいです‼️
You helping me so much to learn Japanese, ありがとうございます
ありがとうみさ先生!
thank you thank you. .. i was waiting for this
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Extremely helpful as always 😊
You are simply FANTASTIC, thank you for being super cute and super clever!
I patreon your efforts since a month and I am watching all of your lessons with patience and maximum interest, learning so much from you, thank you again!!!
From Italy, ciao, Misa!
thank you thank you thank you
I don't know why but I laughed so hard when you said if you say 友達見たい sounds like saying I want to stare at them! Ha! I want to stare at my friends!
Thank you for the video!
You are so good at this! Thanks!
i watched all ur series...and wating for next one...so helping to me....arigatho gozaimasu MISA...........keep going on
I have now mastered Japanese.
Big Shaq男の暑くない。
みさ先生、もっと漢字ビデオを作ってください！とっても面白いです。私に助けました。日本語を勉強するのが大好きです。それから漢字も！♡
Misa san no kao no jesucha ga motto tsuki desu sou it's subtly exciting learning. arigatou
This was such a juicy lesson, I loved it so much!!! Hontou ni tanoshikatta ne! (feel free to correct me if this is grammatically incorrect!) 🥰
Got wisdom teeth at 18 yo truly a freak of nature.
the best vids on nihongo
Very helpful. Thank you 🙏🏼
Glad i found you!
You are the best Teacher ever!!!
It was very helpful! Thankyou
私が漢字勉強したい。漢字は凄い！
すごい クラス。ありがとうございました。
why is japanese grammar so diff🥺but misa sensei tries so hard to teach us 👌🤩
ありがとう！Thank you very much!
教えていますをありがとうございました‼
ありがとう、ミサ先生！ You said to work is しごとする。 The vocabulary list I am learning from taught me はたらく。 Please, what is the difference? 😊
ありがとうございますみさ先生!
みさ先生の全部ビデオお見たかった。
its very helpful for me misa.........
みさ先生のビデオはいつも面白くて有用ですよ。私はもっとビデオを楽しみにしています。
Misa San, very nice sharing! :D For N4~~ or N3
So helpful ^^^
ありがとうございます！
面白いクラス！
here are some sentences i made ( i know misa sensei won't see them though)
両親に会いたかったでも時間がない。
この本は買いたかったでもお金がない。
彼女は会いたくない、嫌い。
会いたかった、会いたかった、会いたかった yes!君にｗｗ。
Hi. How do you do? What about " IRANAI" and " GA HOSHII" ? When I can use It? And what is the formal form of It?
すばらし!!
おめでとうございます!!
15:37 Toukyou de tomodachi ni ai-takatta. WHEN??? 5 minutes ago?? yesterday?? last month?? WHEN??
you wanted to see them. And now..??? you dont want to see them ANYMORE ????
☄Misa sensei, onegai desu. Hontou ni shini-sou. itte kurete kudasai ☄
:3 Arigatou
12:05 i thought she meant FRIENDS the show
7:28 can someone please explain to me why no particles are used here? Thank you so much if you can help!
And if someone can, too, 16:19 why isn’t there any particles in “kore kaitakatta” and not “kore wa kaitakatta”? I truly was convinced that you use “kono” with objects/nouns after, and “kore” with particles? Is this flipped? Please help me, very much appreciated if someone sees this! I have no access to any native speakers, so this’ll really help me out on my Japanese speaking journey, thank you so much!
@@AyrisMoon with friends or infornmal you drop particles
Hi Misa-sensei,
Shiritai desu :-)
Can you give some basic rules (if there are any...), as to when the "u" and "i" are dropped when spoken, as in the
first "u" in futatsu and ga suki desu and the "i" in for example deshita... ありがとうございます!!
まけたくなくて、友達に会いたくて、間違えたくない!!!
給妳了一個讚!
Watashi wa a Ata no ie desu, for your lecture
Did Misa write a grammar book, also?
What is the difference between 全部 and 全て？