I dunno how any of your other students feel, Misa, but I find the length of these early videos i.e. between 15 and 20 mins absolutely perfect. There is so much information to absorb. My little Irish brain invariably tunes out when I try to do more than one lesson at a time. But youre doing a wonderful job. I look forward to learning more from you every day xx
hey I love your teaching style it is really great the way you break down everything for past present and future and breaking down the particles that is a big help and also grammer is a big help. thank you so much. keep up the good work.
Watching through these lessons in order feels like I’m unlocking the next piece to the giant puzzle. Your teaching really is fantastic. I can really feel the progression.
日本で英語を教えたい！I'm studying Japanese by myself, and your videos have been a super helpful supplement to my textbook lessons! You may things very clear and easy to understand along with introducing a lot of casual and natural stuff that's not in the textbooks. ありがとうございますみさ先生！！！
This woman is an angel. What a queen. I don't even have the words how grateful I am to you Misa ♥ I wonder if anyone knows of a similar video series teaching Chinese...
I loved it!!! I lived in Japan for two years but I have forgotten most of what I learned. You make me remember many things. Thank you very much!!! Watashi wa nihon ni sunde imashita. LOL.
Ok, I really learned alot from this video. I have been studying 10 months but you talked about something I have not yet learned. Looking forward to watching the rest of the videos. Thanks Misa!
I've just started to watch your videos and I'M AMAZED. It's been a struggle to retain this information but I've been trying my best for about 3 days with your videos. I've been at learning Japanese for about 3 weeks now. I'm going to watch all your videos about Japanese and soon go through all of them again, yes again, to take notes on it. It will be better and easier to remember because I would of already heard and listened to it from the first time I watched it! ^_^
Thank you Miss for your videos I have just started learning Japanese since March and been watching your videos I have learnt so much from them and my teacher is very impressed how quickly I’m learning (thanks to you)
sensei, definitely we can easily learn nihongo because the grammar and words are very similar to my mother tongue tamil In tamil we have these words kasu - money ( which has meaning of lend in nihon) kiru/vettu - cut ( it is cut in japanese also) kulandai - child ( Kodomo in japanese) anna - elder brother anni - elder brother's wife kelu - listen ( it is kiku in japanese) pesu - speak ( it is hanasu in japanese) karku - learn ( kaku in japanee means to write) Ippa/ippo - now ( it is Ima in japanese) you are using Te form + iru to express continuous meaning. It is same in tamil aso. sappittu kondu iru kiren ( Meaning I am eating food) Nadandu kondu iru kiren ( meaning I am walking) iru kiren is used to express continous. OMG. Japanese have enormous link with tamil, a south indian language also an official language of singapore and srilanka.
Same with me, since my mother tongue is malayalam I understand the grammar particles easily since its so similar..! Also some words like kiku (hear) is kelku in malayalam and iku (go) is poku 😂
i spent a few years trying to learn a while back but gave up in frustration, but i might start again after watching your lesson here, you make things very clear, good technique yeah
My Name is Earl was great! I’m glad I’ve found your videos too because they’re excellent. I’ll catch up to to your current videos in, say, the next 5 years! 🤪
I love that you’ve seen My Name Is Earl! That show was so good. It wasn’t very popular and got canceled in the US years ago, so most people I know here in the US don’t know about it.
2 ‣ Questions TIME 10:05 I'm a bit confused about the I have been eating part. Does たべている mean "to be eating now" and In "past from", I'm so confused? Can you say "I've been eating shabushabu since yesterday"? "< きのうから、しゃぶしゃぶをてべいる >" Would that be how you say it or am I wrong? Question ‣ 2 You mention In another video that putting の at the end is the same as eatING. How is that different from たべている? Example: たべものをたべる がすきです Example: たべものをたべ がすきです Doesn't both mean I like eating food? Thanks for the lesson Misa! You have helped me Improve a lot!
Hola Misa , me encantan tus videos , solo que el audio esta un poco bajo , no se escucha muy bien.Muchas Gracias igualmente. Hi misa , I really love your videos and your way of teaching , I would just recommend you to fix the audio's volume , cuz' it's too low to hear .ありがと
i read this comment at the start of the vid and completely forgot about it then when she said oshiteiru i started singing then remembered this comment haha
hahaha i knew oshiemasu as teach/tell, and the lyrics in japanese and the translation, but when she said oshieru i finally made the conection pd: 18:39 + sono shikumi wo
I like these explanations, you're a really good teacher
+World Aviation HD ありがとう＾＿＾
4:23 "You F$€(\#& eat"
Yeah, I like her style.
Marie Loiseau HAHAHA
Marie Loiseau 食べろ！！！^ - ^
I hope by now your Japanese is intermediate by watching her videos.
I dunno how any of your other students feel, Misa, but I find the length of these early videos i.e. between 15 and 20 mins absolutely perfect. There is so much information to absorb. My little Irish brain invariably tunes out when I try to do more than one lesson at a time.
But youre doing a wonderful job. I look forward to learning more from you every day xx
みさ先生と日本語を勉強しています！ありがとうございます😊
I love how many examples you give and how you explain everything and add new words during lessons. It’s super helpful!
ありがとう!!
hey I love your teaching style it is really great the way you break down everything for past present and future and breaking down the particles that is a big help and also grammer is a big help. thank you so much. keep up the good work.
Arigatou :)
I hope by now your Japanese is intermediate by watching her videos.
I don't have money to learn japanese right now, so your lessons are a blessing to me! Thank you very much ❤️
Watching through these lessons in order feels like I’m unlocking the next piece to the giant puzzle. Your teaching really is fantastic. I can really feel the progression.
20 minute video, hours of note taking :P. みさせんせいありがとうございました！
I'm watching this now because I have an exam next week and I need to know this. You're explaining it so well. Thank you so much! :)
This is pretty cool! I've only studied formal speaking, so this is great to learn the informal speaking. 嬉しい！
Informal speaking is important because you can relate to the natives and vice versa.
That was quite a way to describe babies(akachan) 😂😂😂
日本で英語を教えたい！I'm studying Japanese by myself, and your videos have been a super helpful supplement to my textbook lessons! You may things very clear and easy to understand along with introducing a lot of casual and natural stuff that's not in the textbooks. ありがとうございますみさ先生！！！
When you mentioned "okite!" I wondered if you would make the "onii-chan, okite!" example, I didn't expect you would actually do it xD so cute!
I watched ton s of teaching Japanese videos. You are the best. Very good explanation. Thanks
You're back! I'm gonna watch the video from #1 again until i get better. Thank you for the lessons, Misa san!
This woman is an angel. What a queen. I don't even have the words how grateful I am to you Misa ♥ I wonder if anyone knows of a similar video series teaching Chinese...
I loved it!!! I lived in Japan for two years but I have forgotten most of what I learned. You make me remember many things. Thank you very much!!! Watashi wa nihon ni sunde imashita. LOL.
She is very simple with her words and clear with explanations. This is cute ❤️😊
These videos definitely are one of the most helpful things on the internet! Thanks a lot for making them.
I love My Name Is Earl!! I also binge-watched the show. Thanks for the great lessons, they reslly help me
New Year binging Misa's Japanese videos :))
Ok, I really learned alot from this video. I have been studying 10 months but you talked about something I have not yet learned. Looking forward to watching the rest of the videos. Thanks Misa!
I've just started to watch your videos and I'M AMAZED. It's been a struggle to retain this information but I've been trying my best for about 3 days with your videos. I've been at learning Japanese for about 3 weeks now. I'm going to watch all your videos about Japanese and soon go through all of them again, yes again, to take notes on it. It will be better and easier to remember because I would of already heard and listened to it from the first time I watched it! ^_^
日本語を教えてくれてありがとうございました。
These lessons are really useful! Thank you, Misa-sensei!
Thank you Miss for your videos I have just started learning Japanese since March and been watching your videos I have learnt so much from them and my teacher is very impressed how quickly I’m learning (thanks to you)
I enjoyed this so much. Your teaching is very good and I now have a much better understanding of TE form. ありがとうございます!
sensei, definitely we can easily learn nihongo because the grammar and words are very similar to my mother tongue tamil
In tamil we have these words
kasu - money ( which has meaning of lend in nihon)
kiru/vettu - cut ( it is cut in japanese also)
kulandai - child ( Kodomo in japanese)
anna - elder brother
anni - elder brother's wife
kelu - listen ( it is kiku in japanese)
pesu - speak ( it is hanasu in japanese)
karku - learn ( kaku in japanee means to write)
Ippa/ippo - now ( it is Ima in japanese)
you are using Te form + iru to express continuous meaning. It is same in tamil aso.
sappittu kondu iru kiren ( Meaning I am eating food)
Nadandu kondu iru kiren ( meaning I am walking)
iru kiren is used to express continous. OMG. Japanese have enormous link with tamil, a south indian language also an official language of singapore and srilanka.
msel04 japanese got influenced by india and china in the history, maybe because of that it sounds very similar
Same with me, since my mother tongue is malayalam I understand the grammar particles easily since its so similar..! Also some words like kiku (hear) is kelku in malayalam and iku (go) is poku 😂
My name is Earl is one of my absolute favorite shows
You explain so sincerely😍😍😍
Misa sensei, your videos are so clear and concise - you are brilliant as a teacher!
best and my favorite japanese teacher
I tried different sources but your style of teaching is unique. Thanks
This is the best channel since everything explained in more details
yes, My name is Earl! I used to watch that show when I was young, loved it over the years
"Eat my cookies!" - so cute.
what
I'm obligated to say: SIMP!
Just kidding, I thought it was cute too.
かわいいね
You just summoned the Cookie Monster
This is the first time I understood the Te form. Nice job explaining its uses first! :)
Just want to say I love these videos and you teach really well. I really appreciate you making these :)
日本語を勉強している、もっと面白い！ありがとうごやいます、みさ先生！このレッスンすごい！
This video really helped me understand te form! Thank you!
The way you speak is just too cute :D really like the way you teach too!!!
i spent a few years trying to learn a while back but gave up in frustration, but i might start again after watching your lesson here, you make things very clear, good technique yeah
she is the sweetest person 🍬🎂
she has such a big heart 👌😘
she makes such informative lessons for us😭😭
every1 join her patreon🥺to support her
Misa, you are an excellent teacher! You are helping me a lot ♥
My Name is Earl was great! I’m glad I’ve found your videos too because they’re excellent. I’ll catch up to to your current videos in, say, the next 5 years! 🤪
The video helped me a lot, I'm very thankful for it and it's quality
U are the best teacher 🙏❤
Simply the best Japanese techer....Misa sensei u are awesome !!
What a beautiful teacher! :)
Liking her more then George Trumbley lol.
I love that you’ve seen My Name Is Earl! That show was so good. It wasn’t very popular and got canceled in the US years ago, so most people I know here in the US don’t know about it.
I"m going to Tokio in June so it will be useful. Thank you for making my study japanese so easy
unnecessary since his sentence was in english?? ・ ́ω・m
SchafLP tokyo
In portuguese (brazil) are Tóquio.
tokyo
@@oximas-oe9vf Tokio
ミサ先生はかわいいですね。
best Japanese teacher online.
Took 21min minute video for me to understand a week of Japanese verb conjugation, thank you for this🌷
Your video with kanji, hiragana katakana, romanji subtitle its make easy to understand . Very Appreciate it
みさ先生ありがとうございます🙆🏻♀️
Very informative! Always wondered about how to use the present continuous for verbs.
Your explanations are very good. U cleared my concepts.😊
Super helpful. Thank you so much!!👍
thank you for your super explanations. It helps a lot
Really nice teacher
I remember 起きて moment from last episode of Hana Yori Dango Season 2 the most. Real cliffhanger and emotional moment.
先生、本当にありがとう❤
2 ‣ Questions
TIME 10:05
I'm a bit confused about the I have been eating part. Does たべている mean "to be eating now" and In "past from", I'm so confused?
Can you say "I've been eating shabushabu since yesterday"? "< きのうから、しゃぶしゃぶをてべいる >"
Would that be how you say it or am I wrong?
Question ‣ 2
You mention In another video that putting の at the end is the same as eatING.
How is that different from たべている?
Example: たべものをたべる がすきです
Example: たべものをたべ がすきです
Doesn't both mean I like eating food?
Thanks for the lesson Misa! You have helped me Improve a lot!
Same I’m also confused on the No particle part
I really like her lessons!
best teacher eva!!!
3:49 That little ":3" got me!
Thanks
Particle are giving me a little trouble but slowly but surely I'm getting it! Yay!
ありがとございます!！
You are the best sensei
Good and easy explanation
This was really helpful, thank you!
These videos are really good!
Ive only used videos to learn japanese and yours are the best thank you i understand concepts much better now😉😎😆
thank you for the lesson
ありがとうみさせんせい。
日本語レッスンおたくさん習っています
U deserve atleast 3 million subscribers
Thanks a lot, your explanations are really really clear and this video helped me so much, thanks again!
I love this teacher!!
凄いレスン。。凄い先生ですね。ありがとうございました。
YES! I absolutely adore My Name Is Earl. Misa-sensei has good taste!
Misaせんせいわしはたくさんわかりました。どもありがとごさいました。
I was a little scared with conjugating verbs, but it's not hard at all. The rules are simple. All it takes is practice.
Thank you, Misa sensei.
Great lesson Misa sensei !
thank you!!!!! I finally understood it!!!
Thank you for the explanations
Thank you so much for explaining 赤ちゃん. I was so confused and thought all babies were just named red.
Always super. You're the best.
Babies are red ,violets are blue
I'm enjoying the lesson and so are you.
Hola Misa , me encantan tus videos , solo que el audio esta un poco bajo , no se escucha muy bien.Muchas Gracias igualmente.
Hi misa , I really love your videos and your way of teaching , I would just recommend you to fix the audio's volume , cuz' it's too low to hear .ありがと
簡単だ~！これはとても役に立つ！
This video makes so much more sense 4 years later lol!
Thank you please keep these videos coming. Arigatougozaimasu
Am I the only one to sing the first words of Tokyo ghoul intro when Misa said "oshieteiru" xD
btw thank you Misa sensei you are the best! :D
i read this comment at the start of the vid and completely forgot about it then when she said oshiteiru i started singing then remembered this comment haha
It's destiny hahaha xD
hahaha i knew oshiemasu as teach/tell, and the lyrics in japanese and the translation, but when she said oshieru i finally made the conection
pd: 18:39 + sono shikumi wo
@@pennaverdeful I hope by now your Japanese is intermediate by watching her videos.
thanks for your lesson, Ive been appreciate you class, thank you very much.
あなたのリビングルームはとてもいいです。
Such a sweet voice
Sensei, You teach really good.. Thanks a lot for your efforts :)
You are great! Really helping me with the japanese + you are adorable = win!
Thank you so much
「My Name is Earl」がすき!