This is exactly the kind of Kanji lessons I have been looking for! Thank you very much for making these videos. I look forward to more lessons like this, hopefully covering higher grades and middle school as well.
Thank you for this video! I see that you put a lot of effort into creating subtitles both in English and Japanese. I like that you provide us with radical's names too.
Grateful to you for your attention to educate us. 私はあなたに感謝しています 私たちを教育するためのあなたの注意のため、先生👨🏫。いつも本当にありがとうございます😊。🙇🏻♀️🙏 Watashi wa anata ni kansha shite imasu watashitachi o kyōiku suru tame no anata no chūi no tame
I have just watched your 3rd grade kanji videos, parts 1through 5. I showed them to my Japanese husband, who liked them too. I was so happy to find your videos! I live in Japan, and have been studying kanji as best I can for four years now. This week I am sick in bed with a bad cold, and I was looking for a way to review the kanji’s I know without sitting up at a desk to write them, and without flipping through my kanji cards. Your videos were exactly what I hoped to find! Unlike some other videos I tried, you explain well, and slowly, and clearly, and without any distracting background music. Well done! I do hope you will have the time to finish the 3rd year ones, and then go on to the 4th year ones (which I am currently studying).
Thank you for watching and kindly commenting. Oh, you live in Japan with your Japanese husband and you are learning kanji, that's great! I am glad if my videos are of any help to you. I would like to do my best. Thank you so much for your encouraging comment! ありがとうございます！
Thank you for all your effort! However I miss when you would write your kanji’s and sentences with the red pen in your handwriting that is not traced. I learn a lot of “natural japanese handwriting” from you. :) I would grateful if you did more handwriting instead of tracing but again, thank you for all your effort
Thank you for watching and commenting. Ah, I appreciate that you find value in my handwriting. One of the reasons why I almost stopped handwriting is that I thought it takes too much time for viewers to watch the video. The another and main reason is that I hurt severely the root joint of my right pointing finger on last August, and it hasn't healed yet, so now I cannot write letters (with handwriting) freely, therefore I am avoiding handwriting. Yet, your comment made me think I would try handwriting again, even if I could not do it well. Thank you again for encouraging. ありがとうございます。
Thank you for making these very helpful videos, I’m in a level One class at school so I think watching these videos will help even more! I appreciate the effort. Also, I have a recommendation for you and your subscribers! You should make a Twitter account so you can answer any questions quickly or post quick Japanese lessons. ( ¨̮ )
お疲れさまでした！- Will you eventually do highschool kanji? These are the best kanji videos online, I much prefer to learn with you rather than by myself from a book. Is there a place to donate? I would gladly donate a small amount of money each month to help fund the videos.
ご視聴(しちょう watching)および(and)コメントを いただき、ありがとうございます。I would like to go to high school kanji if possible. There may be perhaps other good kanji lesson videos online, but I am very glad to hear your compliment and encouragement. I hurt my index finger on the right side last August, so I can not write like I did before, but I can make something like this video. I would like to make videos of practice problems, but I do not have much time. I greatly appreciate your offer. I do not have a place to donate now, but I will consider it. It will help me have time to make videos. Thank you so much again for your kind comment.
I'm sorry to hear about your finger, I hope it heals in time :) - you're honestly the best out there, if there's anything i can do to help you market the channel etc, please let me know.
Learning Kanji Good afternoon Sir Your teaching technique is very precise and detail. I’m currently living in Japan and I struggle a little with Japanese. Do you happen to teach Japanese to foreigners?
先生 this part 5 is finished? Do you have some more grade? I want to study. Your teaching is really good and easy to memorize. Did you publish the kanji book? Thank you so much.
Hla Kay Thiさん, no, it is not finished. There are a lot of 3rd grade kanji remaining...I would like to continue...Thank you for watching and for your kind and encouraging comment. I haven't published a book. I'm glad if my videos are of any help to you. ありがとうございます。
Hello, a little bit off topic here but I wonder whether you are real teacher(I mean your occupation) or not, because your english is great so maybe you are an english teacher? Am I right? And how you learnt english in the first place? I'm sorry if it's not comfortable questions. Anyway thank you for your time, efforts and hard work!
Hello, I am not a real teacher at least now. I have a little experience of teaching English as the school subject as a tutor, but I have no experience of teaching it in the class. I learned English for the first time in the 1st grade of junior high school and studied it at school till 3rd grade of senior high for 6 years mainly reading and a little writing, not speaking. One teacher was an American, but he didn't speak English almost at all except when reading textbook. I just listening cassette tape(there was no CD at that time) and read textbook and learned grammar and vocabulary. Since entering university, I have neglected learning it till now. Actually I am not good at English especially for speaking and listening. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Learning Kanji , actually YOU ARE GOOD at English, and you can't make me think otherwise))). You are really kind person. Thank you again for every lesson you’ve prepared.
Sakuraさん、返答（へんとう reply）が遅れ、ごめんなさい。"向こうに" と"あそこに" は、似（に）ています。"向こうに" may be originally "in that[this] direction", while "あそこに" is "over there", but they have a similar meaning and can be used in the same situation(for "over there"). 同じような意味で、同じ状況で使えます。eg. あそこに山が見えます＝向こうに山が見えます。I can see the mountain over there. / あそこに見える山が富士山です（あそこの山が富士山です）＝向こうに見える山が富士山です（向こうの山が富士山です）= The mountain (seen) over there is Mount Fuji. / あそこに富士山が見えます。＝向こうに富士山が見えます。"あそこに" is usually used for the object which can be seen and be pointed to, while "向こうに" is sometimes used for the object which cannot be seen because there is some obstacle between here and the object. eg. この山の向こうに湖がある。There is a lake beyond this mountain. / 壁（かべ wall）の向こうに人がいる。 There is a person beyond the wall. Another difference is that "あそこに" is used for the place which you can point to clearly, while "向こうに" can be used for the place which you just point to vaguely("about this(that) direction"). eg. "食堂はどこにありますか？"(Where is the restaurant?) "向こうにありますよ"(It's around there(in this direction(?))) 今はあまり時間がないので、とりあえずの回答（かいとう）で、すみません。もし追加があったら、あとで補足します。ごめんなさい。 参考(for reference) forum.wordreference.com/threads/%E5%90%91%E3%81%93%E3%81%86-or-%E3%81%82%E3%81%9D%E3%81%93.2482864/ hinative.com/ja/questions/16180 hinative.com/ja/questions/2045205 いつもありがとうございます！！！
U~m, that's a difficult question. I also wondered why when I was made the text, but I put off finding it, as I think that someone would ask a question...then you asked, haha. There seems no definite opinion. Some says it was due to the fact that the lower part of the roof was in contact with the ground when it was an ancient pit style dwelling. Others say that "ね(ne)" of "やね(yane)" means a high ridge or the top part of a mountain, like in "ね(ne)" of "峰 みね mine (peak, summit, ridge)" or "尾根 おね one(ridge), " and that as "屋(や)" means "house", "ね(=ridge)" of the "屋(や)(=house)" has become "やね(yane)". While I was writing this, I came up with the idea that 根(root) doesn't extends towards just below, but also extends laterally, sometimes appearing on the ground and looking like mountain ranges or a ridge, and the ridge of the house is like mountain ridge, so it might be the origin of 屋根, or if the houses are connected to the side long, the roof resembles roots stretching sideways on the surface of the ground. Thank you for watching and also asking this interesting question.
looking forward for the rest of Kanji 3rd grade. and thank you so much for these videos せんせ! you've teached me so much.. and honestly, I always enjoy your videos!
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This is exactly the kind of Kanji lessons I have been looking for! Thank you very much for making these videos. I look forward to more lessons like this, hopefully covering higher grades and middle school as well.
Thank you very much for watching and commenting, and also for your expectation. ありがとうございます！
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Thank you for this video! I see that you put a lot of effort into creating subtitles both in English and Japanese. I like that you provide us with radical's names too.
Thank you for watching and for kindly commenting. Your comment on the names of the radicals is helpful as well. Thank you very much! ありがとうございます。
Thank you for these videos
Thank you for watching and commenting.
Grateful to you for your attention to educate us. 私はあなたに感謝しています
私たちを教育するためのあなたの注意のため、先生👨🏫。いつも本当にありがとうございます😊。🙇🏻♀️🙏
Watashi wa anata ni kansha shite imasu watashitachi o kyōiku suru tame no anata no chūi no tame
On Bootsaraさん👩🏻、いつも見てくださり、ありがとうございます。少しでもお役に立てれば幸いです😊。Itsumo mitekudasari, arigatou gozaimasu. Sukoshi demo oyaku ni tatereba saiwai desu.😹🙇🏻♂️🙏
I have just watched your 3rd grade kanji videos, parts 1through 5. I showed them to my Japanese husband, who liked them too. I was so happy to find your videos! I live in Japan, and have been studying kanji as best I can for four years now. This week I am sick in bed with a bad cold, and I was looking for a way to review the kanji’s I know without sitting up at a desk to write them, and without flipping through my kanji cards. Your videos were exactly what I hoped to find! Unlike some other videos I tried, you explain well, and slowly, and clearly, and without any distracting background music. Well done! I do hope you will have the time to finish the 3rd year ones, and then go on to the 4th year ones (which I am currently studying).
Thank you for watching and kindly commenting. Oh, you live in Japan with your Japanese husband and you are learning kanji, that's great! I am glad if my videos are of any help to you. I would like to do my best. Thank you so much for your encouraging comment! ありがとうございます！
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ありがとうございます❤️❤️❤️
先生、お疲れ様です！
私は先生のvideoを1st gradeから3rd gradeまで勉強しました。ありがとうございます。☺️☺️
It’s so easy to understand! Thanks so much! I’d love them
Thank you for all your effort! However I miss when you would write your kanji’s and sentences with the red pen in your handwriting that is not traced. I learn a lot of “natural japanese handwriting” from you. :) I would grateful if you did more handwriting instead of tracing but again, thank you for all your effort
Thank you for watching and commenting. Ah, I appreciate that you find value in my handwriting. One of the reasons why I almost stopped handwriting is that I thought it takes too much time for viewers to watch the video. The another and main reason is that I hurt severely the root joint of my right pointing finger on last August, and it hasn't healed yet, so now I cannot write letters (with handwriting) freely, therefore I am avoiding handwriting. Yet, your comment made me think I would try handwriting again, even if I could not do it well. Thank you again for encouraging. ありがとうございます。
先生いつもありがとう❤️ございます、おやすみなさい.merci beaucoup professeur il ya beaucoup de sorte de Kanji bon continuation.
Please continue all remaining 3rd grade kanjis my best sensei!! hope all your labors gone so we can study again! がんばってください！
ありがとうございます！！I have already recorded more of 3rd grade so long ago, but I couldn't edit and upload it. I would like to continue. Thank you.
Best content on TH-cam. Subscribed.
Thank you for watching, subscribing and commenting. ありがとうございます!
Wow and i thought i was done with the 3rd grade kanjis! Thanks!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Hello from Russia.Thank you Teacher for this lessons. This is really help me in learning Japanese.
Thank you for making these very helpful videos, I’m in a level One class at school so I think watching these videos will help even more! I appreciate the effort.
Also, I have a recommendation for you and your subscribers! You should make a Twitter account so you can answer any questions quickly or post quick Japanese lessons. ( ¨̮ )
Thank you very much for watching and commenting, and also for your recommendation! ありがとうございます！
Excellent sensei, now I will pratice and pratice.. until to learn!!! ありがとうごせいます
こちらこそ、本当にありがとうございます！！
先生、おめでとう🎉🎈🍾㊗️
On Bootsaraさん、いつもありがとうございます！😹🙇🙏💗
先生 ありがとうございます😊 Thank you I've been using your help since last summer
DCPlayer15 さん、こちらこそ、いつもありがとうございます😊 Thank you always.
Thank you Sensei.
お疲れさまでした！- Will you eventually do highschool kanji? These are the best kanji videos online, I much prefer to learn with you rather than by myself from a book.
Is there a place to donate?
I would gladly donate a small amount of money each month to help fund the videos.
ご視聴(しちょう watching)および(and)コメントを いただき、ありがとうございます。I would like to go to high school kanji if possible. There may be perhaps other good kanji lesson videos online, but I am very glad to hear your compliment and encouragement. I hurt my index finger on the right side last August, so I can not write like I did before, but I can make something like this video. I would like to make videos of practice problems, but I do not have much time. I greatly appreciate your offer. I do not have a place to donate now, but I will consider it. It will help me have time to make videos. Thank you so much again for your kind comment.
I'm sorry to hear about your finger, I hope it heals in time :) - you're honestly the best out there, if there's anything i can do to help you market the channel etc, please let me know.
Thank you very much for your concern. I cannot appreciate enough. ありがとうございます。
Learning Kanji Good afternoon Sir
Your teaching technique is very precise and detail. I’m currently living in Japan and I struggle a little with Japanese. Do you happen to teach Japanese to foreigners?
very good your channel videos is very good too congrats thanks so much nice lessons japaneses i wait new videos!
Thank you very much for watching and commenting! ありがとうございます！
I really appreciate all your effort, especially kind subtitle.
My thanks to you as well!!!
先生 this part 5 is finished? Do you have some more grade? I want to study. Your teaching is really good and easy to memorize. Did you publish the kanji book? Thank you so much.
Hla Kay Thiさん, no, it is not finished. There are a lot of 3rd grade kanji remaining...I would like to continue...Thank you for watching and for your kind and encouraging comment. I haven't published a book. I'm glad if my videos are of any help to you. ありがとうございます。
先生can you share n3 grammer because I want to exam jlpt n3 at the next July. Pls teach me. お願いします。
いつも見ています
このレッスンは役に立つ。。
ごらんいただき、ありがとうございます。お役に立てば うれしいです。
Really easy to understand. How can i dowload the softcopy of your kanji book? ありがとう
Thank you so much for watching. Can't you download it from the link below the screen? ありがとうございます。
Thank you so much for doing these! Dziękuję!
My thanks to you as well! Dziękuję za oglądanie i komentowanie!
Hello, a little bit off topic here but I wonder whether you are real teacher(I mean your occupation) or not, because your english is great so maybe you are an english teacher? Am I right? And how you learnt english in the first place? I'm sorry if it's not comfortable questions. Anyway thank you for your time, efforts and hard work!
Hello, I am not a real teacher at least now. I have a little experience of teaching English as the school subject as a tutor, but I have no experience of teaching it in the class. I learned English for the first time in the 1st grade of junior high school and studied it at school till 3rd grade of senior high for 6 years mainly reading and a little writing, not speaking. One teacher was an American, but he didn't speak English almost at all except when reading textbook. I just listening cassette tape(there was no CD at that time) and read textbook and learned grammar and vocabulary. Since entering university, I have neglected learning it till now. Actually I am not good at English especially for speaking and listening. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Learning Kanji , actually YOU ARE GOOD at English, and you can't make me think otherwise))). You are really kind person. Thank you again for every lesson you’ve prepared.
Francine Baamonde-san, thank you very much for your compliment again. I have to study more. ありがとうございます。
great lesson
Thank you very much for watching and commenting!
YW!
先生、漢字を教えてくださり、感謝しております. 質問があります. "向こうに" と "あそこに" 同じですか. いつもありがとうございます.
Sakuraさん、返答（へんとう reply）が遅れ、ごめんなさい。"向こうに" と"あそこに" は、似（に）ています。"向こうに" may be originally "in that[this] direction", while "あそこに" is "over there", but they have a similar meaning and can be used in the same situation(for "over there"). 同じような意味で、同じ状況で使えます。eg. あそこに山が見えます＝向こうに山が見えます。I can see the mountain over there. / あそこに見える山が富士山です（あそこの山が富士山です）＝向こうに見える山が富士山です（向こうの山が富士山です）= The mountain (seen) over there is Mount Fuji. / あそこに富士山が見えます。＝向こうに富士山が見えます。"あそこに" is usually used for the object which can be seen and be pointed to, while "向こうに" is sometimes used for the object which cannot be seen because there is some obstacle between here and the object. eg. この山の向こうに湖がある。There is a lake beyond this mountain. / 壁（かべ wall）の向こうに人がいる。 There is a person beyond the wall.
Another difference is that "あそこに" is used for the place which you can point to clearly, while "向こうに" can be used for the place which you just point to vaguely("about this(that) direction"). eg. "食堂はどこにありますか？"(Where is the restaurant?) "向こうにありますよ"(It's around there(in this direction(?)))
今はあまり時間がないので、とりあえずの回答（かいとう）で、すみません。もし追加があったら、あとで補足します。ごめんなさい。
参考(for reference) forum.wordreference.com/threads/%E5%90%91%E3%81%93%E3%81%86-or-%E3%81%82%E3%81%9D%E3%81%93.2482864/ hinative.com/ja/questions/16180 hinative.com/ja/questions/2045205
いつもありがとうございます！！！
先生, ご返信ありがとうございます. ご説明とてもいいです. 完全に理解しています. あなたは忙しいので, 心配しないでください. いつもありがとうございます.
Sakuraさん, 返信が遅くなり、ごめんなさい。私自身も とても勉強になりました。いつもありがとうございます。
just finished this video. and I feel like my life is empty. the more the better if you had time anytime soon 先生。^^
ありがとう先生！
Artri00さん、こちらこそ、ありがとうございます！
Thank youuu
My thanks to you as well m(_ _)m
very good videos. . but I wanna you please to teach us the other kanji of the 1006 #教育漢字。。 I'm waiting for them. .お願いします。😊
Thank you so much for watching and requesting. I would like to do my best. ありがとうございます！！😊
Wait, I think in part 4 or 3 I heard there is another prefecture kanji, like in the part where you talked about ward (me)
Sorry, I mean ku (romaji of ward)
This needs more views!
Thank you for watching and commenting kindly.
先生、いつか小学4年生の漢字もビデオを作りませんか？
はい、作りたいです。ありがとうございます！！
Why is 根 a part of the compound 屋根?
U~m, that's a difficult question. I also wondered why when I was made the text, but I put off finding it, as I think that someone would ask a question...then you asked, haha. There seems no definite opinion. Some says it was due to the fact that the lower part of the roof was in contact with the ground when it was an ancient pit style dwelling. Others say that "ね(ne)" of "やね(yane)" means a high ridge or the top part of a mountain, like in "ね(ne)" of "峰 みね mine (peak, summit, ridge)" or "尾根 おね one(ridge), " and that as "屋(や)" means "house", "ね(=ridge)" of the "屋(や)(=house)" has become "やね(yane)". While I was writing this, I came up with the idea that 根(root) doesn't extends towards just below, but also extends laterally, sometimes appearing on the ground and looking like mountain ranges or a ridge, and the ridge of the house is like mountain ridge, so it might be the origin of 屋根, or if the houses are connected to the side long, the roof resembles roots stretching sideways on the surface of the ground. Thank you for watching and also asking this interesting question.
Thank you for your answer. Whenever I see 屋根 I see daikons on a Japanese style roof.
In winter, people in countryside dry 大根(daikon) as they hang it under the roof(屋根). The same 根 is used. Thank you for your comment.
Are there gonna be more videos?
I would like to make more, but I have no time now, sorry. Thanks for watching and commenting.
looking forward for the rest of Kanji 3rd grade. and thank you so much for these videos せんせ! you've teached me so much.. and honestly, I always enjoy your videos!
号五車 (笑)
The pronunciation is a bit confusing, haha.