I attend this "online" class by Misa sensei everyday 🥰 and I do both writing with colorful pen in my book and screen capture then print it out. Visualization is the best way to stick something to my memory.
Misa's English is typically very normal foreigner English with nothing else other than the mother tongue accent. Then once in a while she surprises you with a really really British one like "press the bu'un" and it really hits the point home...
This is INCREDIBLY helpful. Honestly, I've been studying Japanese on my own for the last 5 years, and this is the most thorough explanation of the cultural context and grammatical structure for polite speech that I've encountered. Thank you for taking the time to put this together and subtitle it. I'm hoping to spend three months in Japan this fall, and this has removed a lot of my nervousness about polite ordering and what questions to expect from restaurant staff.
Thank you for the detailed explanations instead of reading and repeating search phrase without breaking down the words. I found your video very helpful! Thank you!
This is incredibly handy. Often books or guides will teach you how to order things, but then the staff will reply something in Japanese and you have no idea what they said and then it gets awkward and confusing and you have to go back to English. Super helpful that you went through what they are likely to say. Thanks Misa!
The most useful video yet! 👏 Please do one for Travel in Japan (subways, Shinkansen, local busses, cars, hitchhiking, etc.), bars/drinking, hotels/checking-in, shopping, etc.
Very clear and understandable explanations. I especially appreciate the kanji, with hiragana and English translation. Thank you for such professional lessons.
Arigato gozaimashita Misa Sensei. This video has helped me learn the correct ways of ordering food in Japanese. U are the best Japanese teacher on TH-cam I've ever watched. No one can do good like u can. I have been watching ur videos for a year now. I'm learning a lot, and trying to be fluent as best I can. I wanna be able to go to Japan one day and use the skills I've learned.
I absolutely love how in-depth you go! It makes so much more sense when you break it down and explain the exact meanings, and implications, and feelings that go along with these words rather than just giving a list of phrases. There is a lot to study and learn here -- it isn't the quick and easy way -- but understanding those things even helps understand the nature of Japanese culture that you'd never get by just looking at a list of direct translations. The amount of info you convey in the subtitles is amazing, too. Coloring the corresponding words / parts of speech is very helpful for an English speaker like me in order to make sense of word order. Thank you so much!
I've been struggling searching for the best japanese lessons on youtube for years now until I found one of your videos. I can say, the search is over. Thanks a lot for your hardwork! 💕
Congrats. You are amazing! I've been studied Japanese for a long long time , with Japanese teachers ,at a Japanese school here in my city, but , even in my language, they didn't explain half of the things that you did in this video. God bless you always and forever. I really respect and appreciate your job.
One of the best channels out there to learn/improve your Japanese. I really like how you take the time to contrast formal and conversational Japanese, and the subtitles you add are just absolutely fantastic.
I really like the video and have learned a lot, especially you speak slowly and the different color of subtitle that make me more easily to understand, ありがとうございました。
this is my favorite channel I'm gonna take JLPT N3 on December and this channel is a blessing! thank you! please continue creating this kind of contents for us language learners
I think I have just found my Japanese teacher. I really like the way you explain the language in various communication contexts. That helps a great deal !!! Thank you very much.
I come across your channel by chance and you must hv spent an incredible amount of time and effort into making this video. I just want to say thank you.
very informational ive been watching this channel for about a month now and have really been enjoying alot of the content misa is one of the best japanese teachers ive ever found
I love your videos and I really appreciate the time and effort you put on making them, I can assure you that you're helping so much people with your teachings and we really need someone like you here to help us. Thank you so much !
This is amazing. Thanks you so much I learned a lot. Especially the diff between お願いしまする and お下さい, how to say thank you to a restaurant staff as it isn't often taught in beginner Japanese material. Absolutely wonderful material thank you Misa!
You are such an amazing youtuber/teacher! I really appreciate all of your effort and hard work you put into your videos! I can always take something new away and I really value that, thank you! Later into the video I realized you were doing questions for vegetarians and I’m one, so that is truly helpful
Can I just say, You are the best!! Thank you for your patient explanation of all the words and phrases and for Caring so much about each word and phrase. I really appreciate the time that you take to carefully explain and re- explain the grammar and the words. Thank you thank you.
As a vegan who studied for a tiny amount of time here are some tips: -if you are just starting out learn the kanjis for milk,egg,fish,meat etc. , you can also use google translate to scan the translation on the spot for when you are buying food -watch peoples video on being vegan in japan and websites with tips and places, this is how you can prepare yourself before you go (I wish I did that bc I was kinda unprepared) -HappyCow is lifesaving! Honestly this app is bomb, it shows you all vegan, vegeterian and veggie friendly/option reataurants, shops and cafes in your area or even for your planed trips ahead. I found so many amazing vegan restaurants though this app that I probably wouldn‘r have otherwise, and it also led me to explore many new and fun areas which I probably wouldn‘t have gone to otherwise. I recommend this app for any holiday you go honestly -If you can, cook your own food with local and fresh ingredients from markets or shops -find an online group. I personally didn‘t do this but there are facebook groups or instagram pages where there are vegan japanese people that will help you out, and maybe you even make a new friend. they also have a vegan food festival in tokyo once a year as far as I know. that‘s pretty much it, it‘s deffintly not the easiest but I think we all don‘t want inconvenience to lead us to disobey our beliefs and morals right? I honestly screwed up in the beginning but once I got comfortable and did some research it wasn‘t that hard anymore. being vegan should deffintly not stop you from going to japan, all the food I had there, and a lot were also traditional japanese food in vegan, were absolutely amazing
Thank you, this video is super helpful. When we traveled to Japan in 2020, I had only learned the informal and formal masu form versions for convention. It was so much harder because while I was able to communicate with employees, I couldn't understand their responses...
Haha. Same here But I try to just catch the key word of the sentence. In convenience store. like ポイントカード(point card). bukuro (plastic bag). In restaurant, like サイス(size) 飲み物(drink) etc Then I could get what that mean, even I didn’t understand the rest of the sentence
Just nod along until you hear "ka?" I remember when I went to Japan for the first time and kept asking the waitress, what did you say, made her super nervous, then realized she was just doing her job of being polite.
Hi Misa! I've been vegan for more than 20 years and always thought it would be almost impossible to survive in Japan without cooking for myself. But some other TH-cam channels have shown me how many purely vegan restaurants there now are in many big cities. So I have a list of about ten places to try in Tokyo, and a few in Osaka, Kyoto and Fukuoka, all of which are highly recommended on those channels. Not sure how well I will manage in places like Kanazawa, Matsue, Yamaguchi, Kagoshima and especially Usuki, all of which I now plan to visit. If any of your followers have any suggestions, I would be very grateful to hear them! Thank you for another mind-expanding lesson! ごちそさまでした 💮
Awesome vid. Anyone going to Japan needs to study this because you will experience these phrases almost every restaurant. Its very daunting when you're new to Japan to go out to eat but you have to. I just wish I had seen this before but now I will have confidence 😎.
Thank you so much. I just moved to Japan and I had no idea how difficult it would be to navigate simple things like ordering food. I want to respect the language and culture so I am trying. The speed at which people talk naturally is a little hard for me. This video helps so much.
Thanks for this lesson Misa sensei! Next year I'm visiting Japan again with a group of 8 friends, and we have vegetarians in it and alergics too. The first time we struggled a lot to order food without some ingredients. 本当にありがとう
I have just recently discovered your channel and only watched a few videos by now, but i have learned so much with those videos, that i just wanted to write you a comment how much i appreciate your work. I'm verry exited to see more of your videos. Thank you verry much ^^
That's very useful info. I didn't know what to say when going into a shop when they say welcome. And I said thank you all the time in convenience stores but noticed no one else did.
Than you so much for this lesson I really love Japanese food so when I go to a restaurant or when I go to Japan one day I could use these phrases. Again ありがとうございます Misa ❤️
Thank you so much for this!! Now, whenever any of my teachers ask me to say something in japanese (in front of the class) I'll say, 「禁煙席と喫煙席とどちらがよろしいでしょうか」and tell them that I asked them if they prefered an non-smoking, or smoking area XD I've also been wanting to learn this, so I can try to practice my Japanese at my favorite Japanese resutoran/Izakaya! I actually want to apply to work at this one Izakaya. (even though it's in America) I just love knowing that if I were to work there, and ever needed to use "business japanese" to help a customer, that I'd be able to do it! So, thank you again!!
when I was on my exchange to japan, I was vegetarian and although it was very hard, especially as the japanese didnt really knew what vegetarien meant, like for example: "what? Dashi is fish? Fish isnt vegetarian?", the japanese peaple tried very hard to get me some vegetables, which ended most of the time in me eating everyones vegetables ang distributing my plate to everyone else ^^
So cool!! I actually wanna apply to my favorite Izakaya to work there XD Just wondering, do you work at an Izakaya in Japan or not in Japan? Because I'm in America, so technically I wouldn't need this "business speech" while working there, unless there was someone who only spoke Japanese, but I still wanna know it for that rare occasion. It's also just fun to know, like know I wanna go up to my friends who speak or don't speak japanese and ask them if they would rather be in the non-smoking or smoking area XD
It's very helpful you tell what the staff says too because I work in a teahouse and we get some japanese quests too, so I want to know what to say to make them feel more welcome, even tho I am not very fluent yet :D また新しいビデオをありがとうございます、みさ先生！
Sugoi, excellent video, I've got by with more of a basic Understanding, this will help me out. Thank you. I always thank shop staff or other workers, they seem happier the next time we meet.
Hi misa san. Thank you for always teaching us new lessons. Please don’t get tired of making videos. You are really a good sensei..and your videos are getting better and better. Omedetou gozaimasu. 😊😊😊
Hi Misa! I’m a big fan of your Japanese learning videos! They are very helpful! I’m a salesperson in Hawaii and we have a lot Japanese customers here. I work in a luxury brand that sells shoes, clothes and handbags. It’ll be great if you could do a video of shopping in a store for clothes/shoes/handbags with the Japanese language! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for this amazing video! I’m trying my best ti learn Japanese and this lesson is just so joyful ti learn new words and phrases! ありがとうございます!!!!!
my dad mitchell used to have a japanese girlfriend she taught him to speak in japanese so i never have a problem ordering food or services when we're in japan love your videos rachel - sunshine coast queensland australia
What a great video! I'm going back to Japan by myself in May and want to be able to order - and thank!- the hard workers of restaurants. I've worked in kitchens and as a server and it is really hard work. I'm so glad to find your channel, I'm learning so much.
Adding subtitles to a 48 minute video has got to be a huge pain. Thanks for your hard work!
The subtitle is so neat and easy to read too!💕
So this is the definition of Japanese hard work
@@hbGif The subtitles saved me. There may be hope yet of learning this language.
I attend this "online" class by Misa sensei everyday 🥰 and I do both writing with colorful pen in my book and screen capture then print it out. Visualization is the best way to stick something to my memory.
みさせんせい will forever be the G.O.A.T
This is like having a university course, in that you go very in-depth into the material
I've heard all these at a restaurant before, but all spoken really quickly. Thanks for breaking it all down Misa!
Why so many dislikes? This Lady explains how to speak Japanese in any situation in Japan. Show some respect please
I wish I watched this before going to Japan. For someone that travels solely for food, this is beyond important.
Misa's English is typically very normal foreigner English with nothing else other than the mother tongue accent. Then once in a while she surprises you with a really really British one like "press the bu'un" and it really hits the point home...
This is INCREDIBLY helpful. Honestly, I've been studying Japanese on my own for the last 5 years, and this is the most thorough explanation of the cultural context and grammatical structure for polite speech that I've encountered. Thank you for taking the time to put this together and subtitle it. I'm hoping to spend three months in Japan this fall, and this has removed a lot of my nervousness about polite ordering and what questions to expect from restaurant staff.
Hope your enjoying Japan!
@@paperpanda25514 Thank you!! I just got back from a 36 day trip and it was the absolute best.
step by step explanation. thank you so much
Thank you for the detailed explanations instead of reading and repeating search phrase without breaking down the words. I found your video very helpful! Thank you!
No need to apologizing, you teach us something and it's what really matters. Thanks for the hard work
I do not know why I am here, I am a native speaker of Japanese, there is something about the way you teach things, it's satisfying.
Lol
This is incredibly handy. Often books or guides will teach you how to order things, but then the staff will reply something in Japanese and you have no idea what they said and then it gets awkward and confusing and you have to go back to English.
Super helpful that you went through what they are likely to say. Thanks Misa!
The most useful video yet! 👏
Please do one for Travel in Japan (subways, Shinkansen, local busses, cars, hitchhiking, etc.), bars/drinking, hotels/checking-in, shopping, etc.
This video is so useful. Thank you, Misa.
Love this. Always hearing this in day to day life and never knowing exactly what it means. So helpful!
Being in one of the resturants in Japan, I have heard this and definitely came here for a recap. Thank you for your support!
Very clear and understandable explanations. I especially appreciate the kanji, with hiragana and English translation. Thank you for such professional lessons.
I have been hoping to see a video about ordering! みさ、ありがとう！💕💕💕
I’m extremely impressed at the level of descriptiveness in your video. You are a fantastic teacher thank you so much for explaining all of this!!
Arigato gozaimashita Misa Sensei. This video has helped me learn the correct ways of ordering food in Japanese. U are the best Japanese teacher on TH-cam I've ever watched. No one can do good like u can. I have been watching ur videos for a year now. I'm learning a lot, and trying to be fluent as best I can. I wanna be able to go to Japan one day and use the skills I've learned.
yes
Thank you, Misa! I'm visiting Japan for the first time next month and I'm nervous about my Japanese ability. Your videos help a lot.
Tim Billington which part are you visiting?
@@PlzCa1mDown Osaka. My girlfriend has family there that I finally get to meet.
Tim Billington oh great! Osaka is so much fun! I live in Kanagawa area. Have fun! And good luck! I am happy for you.
I absolutely love how in-depth you go! It makes so much more sense when you break it down and explain the exact meanings, and implications, and feelings that go along with these words rather than just giving a list of phrases. There is a lot to study and learn here -- it isn't the quick and easy way -- but understanding those things even helps understand the nature of Japanese culture that you'd never get by just looking at a list of direct translations. The amount of info you convey in the subtitles is amazing, too. Coloring the corresponding words / parts of speech is very helpful for an English speaker like me in order to make sense of word order. Thank you so much!
You're the best teacher I've found so far. I'm finally getting a bit more serious about learning japanese and you make it so much fun. Thanks Misa.
I've been struggling searching for the best japanese lessons on youtube for years now until I found one of your videos. I can say, the search is over. Thanks a lot for your hardwork! 💕
Yeah I just recently found out about Misa-sensei. I am watching both Japanese Ammo and Japanesepod101, have been great combination for studying.
Congrats. You are amazing! I've been studied Japanese for a long long time , with Japanese teachers ,at a Japanese school here in my city, but , even in my language, they didn't explain half of the things that you did in this video. God bless you always and forever. I really respect and appreciate your job.
One of the best channels out there to learn/improve your Japanese. I really like how you take the time to contrast formal and conversational Japanese, and the subtitles you add are just absolutely fantastic.
I can really tell that Misa-sensei is very smart. She really explains everything logically. Wish I have a friend like you. 🥰
Amazing video!! Complete walkthrough with immense detail of a full interaction/situation! That was so helpful!
It's never so long with you, you've made so much time effort to give us so good nuance in Japanese! Thank you so much Misa-san!
it is really funny and nice to see that even japanese regard polite speech as something non-human. Thanks for the episode Misa!
I really like the video and have learned a lot, especially you speak slowly and the different color of subtitle that make me more easily to understand, ありがとうございました。
this is my favorite channel I'm gonna take JLPT N3 on December and this channel is a blessing! thank you! please continue creating this kind of contents for us language learners
I think I have just found my Japanese teacher. I really like the way you explain the language in various communication contexts. That helps a great deal !!! Thank you very much.
I learned a lot today! This is one of the most common situations when I would want to practice my Japanese. Thank you, Misa!
Thanks!
One of the best video you’ve created. Very thorough from beginning to end. Thank you!
This girl is killing it with these videos
I come across your channel by chance and you must hv spent an incredible amount of time and effort into making this video. I just want to say thank you.
very informational
ive been watching this channel for about a month now and have really been enjoying alot of the content
misa is one of the best japanese teachers ive ever found
I love your videos and I really appreciate the time and effort you put on making them, I can assure you that you're helping so much people with your teachings and we really need someone like you here to help us. Thank you so much !
This is amazing. Thanks you so much I learned a lot. Especially the diff between お願いしまする and お下さい, how to say thank you to a restaurant staff as it isn't often taught in beginner Japanese material. Absolutely wonderful material thank you Misa!
You are such an amazing youtuber/teacher! I really appreciate all of your effort and hard work you put into your videos! I can always take something new away and I really value that, thank you! Later into the video I realized you were doing questions for vegetarians and I’m one, so that is truly helpful
Can I just say, You are the best!! Thank you for your patient explanation of all the words and phrases and for Caring so much about each word and phrase. I really appreciate the time that you take to carefully explain and re- explain the grammar and the words. Thank you thank you.
As a vegan who studied for a tiny amount of time here are some tips:
-if you are just starting out learn the kanjis for milk,egg,fish,meat etc. , you can also use google translate to scan the translation on the spot for when you are buying food
-watch peoples video on being vegan in japan and websites with tips and places, this is how you can prepare yourself before you go (I wish I did that bc I was kinda unprepared)
-HappyCow is lifesaving! Honestly this app is bomb, it shows you all vegan, vegeterian and veggie friendly/option reataurants, shops and cafes in your area or even for your planed trips ahead. I found so many amazing vegan restaurants though this app that I probably wouldn‘r have otherwise, and it also led me to explore many new and fun areas which I probably wouldn‘t have gone to otherwise. I recommend this app for any holiday you go honestly
-If you can, cook your own food with local and fresh ingredients from markets or shops
-find an online group. I personally didn‘t do this but there are facebook groups or instagram pages where there are vegan japanese people that will help you out, and maybe you even make a new friend. they also have a vegan food festival in tokyo once a year as far as I know.
that‘s pretty much it,
it‘s deffintly not the easiest but I think we all don‘t want inconvenience to lead us to disobey our beliefs and morals right?
I honestly screwed up in the beginning but once I got comfortable and did some research it wasn‘t that hard anymore.
being vegan should deffintly not stop you from going to japan,
all the food I had there, and a lot were also traditional japanese food in vegan, were absolutely amazing
Thank you, this video is super helpful. When we traveled to Japan in 2020, I had only learned the informal and formal masu form versions for convention. It was so much harder because while I was able to communicate with employees, I couldn't understand their responses...
When go to the restaurant, the stuff always speaks extreamly fast. I can't catch any words except "de shou ka?" LOL
Haha. Same here
But I try to just catch the key word of the sentence. In convenience store. like ポイントカード(point card). bukuro (plastic bag).
In restaurant, like サイス(size) 飲み物(drink) etc
Then I could get what that mean, even I didn’t understand the rest of the sentence
Agree
Just nod along until you hear "ka?" I remember when I went to Japan for the first time and kept asking the waitress, what did you say, made her super nervous, then realized she was just doing her job of being polite.
I have no idea how I got here but I watched a video for 48 minutes and I'm now an expert at going to restaurants in Japan
Thank you Misa sensei for walking us through the restaurant. You are so thoughtful. The draft beer and vegetarian food is exactly what I need to know.
You're such a good educator! I learned a lot of new things and reinforced a lot of things I already knew.
Hi Misa! I've been vegan for more than 20 years and always thought it would be almost impossible to survive in Japan without cooking for myself.
But some other TH-cam channels have shown me how many purely vegan restaurants there now are in many big cities.
So I have a list of about ten places to try in Tokyo, and a few in Osaka, Kyoto and Fukuoka, all of which are highly recommended on those channels.
Not sure how well I will manage in places like Kanazawa, Matsue, Yamaguchi, Kagoshima and especially Usuki, all of which I now plan to visit.
If any of your followers have any suggestions, I would be very grateful to hear them!
Thank you for another mind-expanding lesson!
ごちそさまでした 💮
I have had a lot of success using Happy Cow to find vegan places to eat.
Love your videos. Really helpful.
Awesome vid. Anyone going to Japan needs to study this because you will experience these phrases almost every restaurant. Its very daunting when you're new to Japan to go out to eat but you have to. I just wish I had seen this before but now I will have confidence 😎.
thank you so much. I enjoy just listening to you. I's so beautiful to hear you speak. Thank you.
So thorough. So much detail. So well taught and presented. I love it!
Your explanation is great. Very clear and easily to understanding. 👏👏🙏🙏
Thank you so much. I just moved to Japan and I had no idea how difficult it would be to navigate simple things like ordering food. I want to respect the language and culture so I am trying. The speed at which people talk naturally is a little hard for me. This video helps so much.
Thanks for this lesson Misa sensei! Next year I'm visiting Japan again with a group of 8 friends, and we have vegetarians in it and alergics too. The first time we struggled a lot to order food without some ingredients. 本当にありがとう
Thank you for your tutorial videos, it really help's me a lot. ❤
perfect timing, just arrived in Japan and these phrases will be super helpful.
Ty for ur work Misa, this video will helps me much in my upcoming trip to Japan.
Enjoy your vacation in Prague.
本当にありがとうございましたミサ先生。
i love how thorough this video is! thank you for sharing
I love your teaching style Misa-san. Really thorough and informative. I’ve learned a lot and prepared for my visit to Japan soon :)
I have just recently discovered your channel and only watched a few videos by now, but i have learned so much with those videos, that i just wanted to write you a comment how much i appreciate your work. I'm verry exited to see more of your videos.
Thank you verry much ^^
That's very useful info. I didn't know what to say when going into a shop when they say welcome. And I said thank you all the time in convenience stores but noticed no one else did.
Than you so much for this lesson I really love Japanese food so when I go to a restaurant or when I go to Japan one day I could use these phrases. Again ありがとうございます Misa ❤️
Thanks for another lesson Misa. & it took me a while to finish watching this video too.
It's a 48 min-video but I didn't mind watching it til the end because the way you explain it was so interesting! おつかれさまでした！
Thank you so much for this!! Now, whenever any of my teachers ask me to say something in japanese (in front of the class) I'll say, 「禁煙席と喫煙席とどちらがよろしいでしょうか」and tell them that I asked them if they prefered an non-smoking, or smoking area XD I've also been wanting to learn this, so I can try to practice my Japanese at my favorite Japanese resutoran/Izakaya! I actually want to apply to work at this one Izakaya. (even though it's in America) I just love knowing that if I were to work there, and ever needed to use "business japanese" to help a customer, that I'd be able to do it! So, thank you again!!
thanks for the video, its very informative. im filipino learning japanese. keep up the good work ^_^
Thank you Misa Sensei :)
This is very helpful and it's fun learning japanese from this channel ^^
Haven't watch it completely yet but I looove how it is now written below !
I just learn japanese and your lessons are a great complement!
私は日本語が好きです
あなたは良い先生です
Amazing video. I learned a lot. We have a trip to Tokyo next week and we'll definitely use these phrases. Arigato Gozaimasu, Misa-san
I love all of your videos. When everything calms down. I'll be able to visit Japan. With in that time. I'll continue to learn. Arigato Gozaimasu!
Dropping this before my flight, you're awesome, Misa sensei.
Very thorough lesson, good to hear some formal talk . Domo arigatou gozaimashita Misa sensei
Very good video. I just got stumbled and panic when they asked me about "eat in or take away"
when I was on my exchange to japan, I was vegetarian and although it was very hard, especially as the japanese didnt really knew what vegetarien meant, like for example: "what? Dashi is fish? Fish isnt vegetarian?", the japanese peaple tried very hard to get me some vegetables, which ended most of the time in me eating everyones vegetables ang distributing my plate to everyone else ^^
Haha that’s quite fun
Finally I found a video that I can understand better. Arigatou Gozaimashita Misa chan
Misa sama,it is very enjoyable learn with you,thanks for you work
This is so useful! I was screamed at by a waiter for not understanding what he said. So rude
ありがとうございます！I've worked at an izakaya for a while now, and I wish I would have seen this video when I first started! Super helpful!
So cool!! I actually wanna apply to my favorite Izakaya to work there XD
Just wondering, do you work at an Izakaya in Japan or not in Japan? Because I'm in America, so technically I wouldn't need this "business speech" while working there, unless there was someone who only spoke Japanese, but I still wanna know it for that rare occasion. It's also just fun to know, like know I wanna go up to my friends who speak or don't speak japanese and ask them if they would rather be in the non-smoking or smoking area XD
It's very helpful you tell what the staff says too because I work in a teahouse and we get some japanese quests too, so I want to know what to say to make them feel more welcome, even tho I am not very fluent yet :D また新しいビデオをありがとうございます、みさ先生！
You know I was just wondering how to order food in Japanese, and you solved my problem!ありがとうございます！！！！^_^
Sugoi, excellent video, I've got by with more of a basic Understanding, this will help me out. Thank you.
I always thank shop staff or other workers, they seem happier the next time we meet.
thanks for the video I'm happy while I'm watching it I have to learn more little by little maam😘😘
These lessons are very helpful. とてもいいです、ありがとうございます！
I love this kind of very situational video. Many thanks. I sometimes go to Japan and this helps me a lot in various situations.
Hi misa san. Thank you for always teaching us new lessons. Please don’t get tired of making videos. You are really a good sensei..and your videos are getting better and better. Omedetou gozaimasu. 😊😊😊
Hi Misa! I’m a big fan of your Japanese learning videos! They are very helpful! I’m a salesperson in Hawaii and we have a lot Japanese customers here. I work in a luxury brand that sells shoes, clothes and handbags. It’ll be great if you could do a video of shopping in a store for clothes/shoes/handbags with the Japanese language! Thank you so much!
Misa Sensei, will you please make a video on how to buy ticket in the station? That would really be helpful.. Thank you so much...
Thank you for the excellent video, Misa sensei. I will be going to Japan for the first time in February 2020, and this lesson is very helpful!
あもんぐs
本当にありがとう！みさ先生は私の好きな日本語のTH-camrです！
Thank you so much for this amazing video! I’m trying my best ti learn Japanese and this lesson is just so joyful ti learn new words and phrases! ありがとうございます!!!!!
Very useful conversation! ありがとうございます🙏🏼
your lessons are very interesting and your teching way also very nice
my dad mitchell used to have a japanese girlfriend
she taught him to speak in japanese
so i never have a problem ordering food or services when we're in japan
love your videos
rachel - sunshine coast queensland australia
すごい詳細な解説をいつもありがとうございます！
What a great video! I'm going back to Japan by myself in May and want to be able to order - and thank!- the hard workers of restaurants. I've worked in kitchens and as a server and it is really hard work. I'm so glad to find your channel, I'm learning so much.
Sensei; thank you so much it's crystal clear because it's what i want. Thank you again.