こちらこそ、ありがとうございます。I would like to upload videos someday. I would be glad if they are of any help. Thank you so much for watching and kindly commenting!!
Thanks for the videos. I felt that in the earlier videos the pace was a bit fast for some of the characters, however in this video and the other elementary 1st grade videos the pace is very good, I really like the style of these videos. I like how you introduce different information to explain things such and explain the context of the other kanji's in detail, also the drawings are fun !
oh right :o Often such parallels exist because two languages derrived from the same language or took the word from the same language if it didn't exit in their language before but in this case it is most likely just a pure coincidence and I think this makes it even more interesting
@@woofaroo_ there's also パン (pronounced "pan") in Japanese, meaning bread. And that is also the exact word "Pan" in Spanish, "Pane" in Italian, "Pain" in French, and "Pão" I think in Portuguese if I remember right. My guess is that bread was introduced in Japan by one these europeans and such the word made it to Japanese, the same way that many other words crossed from English.
Having Already learned most of these characters through mandarin Chinese, i have the stroke order down. but i must say that these videos do help me remember what new sounds to associate to the kanji that i already know. thank you for making these videos
Thank you very much for taking the time to do these. A lot of people really appreciate it. I'm excited to watch all of your other videos and any future ones you upload :)
sensei : ao , aoi me : aoi aoi ano sora sensei : aoi sora me : NANI? it aint funny one bit i just wanted to point out the coincidence 5 secs later sees : hito and tree together me: ive seen this somewhere in japanese pod101 also me: AH! yes rest video : yasumu(rest) me : laughs evily like ive learnt japanese
Im so happy that you have made these lessons :D. I will be moving on to kanji grade 2 in about 1 month, because that will give me time to practise grade 1. Watashi no gokkou sensei is very supportive for me and my japanese learning so i normally say phrases in registration meetings :D
That's actually not too many kanji too learn for an entire year of students. I'm at a point where I can recognise most of these, but not write them. And I still cant translate all of them or say the on an kun yomi readings... getting there though
We are talking about first graders here. Everything most first graders in other countries learn is the alphabet (and it is not even down to a T). Japanese first graders (who already know two alphabets aka kana at that point) amaze me ngl. Sooo xD yes, it is a lot!
ありがとうございます。2nd grade video has all the kanji in 2nd grade in one video. Maybe I should make a table of contents. Anyway, these video do not deal with all the reading and they are just overview. Thank you for watching and the helpful comment.
Thank you for this lesson :) But as a beginner, i've got a question. What is the difference between sentences 空が青い and 空は青い? What is the main difference between particles は and が?
Generally speaking, "空が青い" is used when just saying "the sky now I see is blue", whereas "空は青い" means "the thing called sky is blue" i.e. defining the sky as a thing which has blue color. We say "今日は空が青い"(Today, the sky is blue.") but "Today's sky is blue." is "今日の空は青い". In the former, it is just describing the appearance of the sky(the sight of the eye) , while in the latter it is presenting the "today's sky(今日の空)" as a topic("as for today's sky") and describing it. However, "The reason why today's sky is blue is because it is after the typhoon." is "今日の空が青いのは、台風の後だからだ". In this case, the topic is "the reason why..." and the main topic is not in "today's sky" so "today's sky is blue" becomes "今日の空が青い" in this sentence. The difference between は and が is very deep and native speakers are unconscious about it, so it is difficult to answer when asked anew. I will reply later again. Sorry for the present. Thank you.
In the case there are three club members. Who is the captain of the club? だれがこのクラブの部長(ぶちょうcaptain)ですか？ I am (the captain of the club). 私が部長です。 It implies the captain is not the other person than me. [I] am the captain (the emphasis is in [ ]). In other words, it means, “It is I who is the captain of the club.” 部長は私です。 On the other hand, 私は部長です。I am a captain of a club. It means “As for me, I am a captain of a club.” It just means “I am a captain”, and do not exclude the possibility that there are captains of other clubs in this world. Another case. There are three persons (A, B, C). Which fruits do you prefer among apples, oranges and bananas? りんごとみかん(Japanese orange)とバナナの中で、どのくだものが好きですか？ A says “I prefer apples.” 私はりんごが好きです。 It means “As for me…” so it implies I prefer apples but I do not know about the others’ liking. It is also used when saying “I like apples but B and C do not like them.” 私はりんごが好きですが、他の二人（B and C）はりんごが好きではありません（好きじゃないです）。 i.e. when distinguishing or differentiating A('s liking) from B and C('s ones). On the other hand, when there are many oranges and one apple; One person says “I will eat an orange.” 私はみかんを食べます。 It implies “As for me, I will eat an orange.” “I will eat an orange but I do not know what others will eat.” 私はみかんを食べますが、ほかの人が何を食べるかは知(し)りません。 “Who eats the apple?” だれがりんごを食べますか？”Who is it that will eat the apple?” りんごを食べるのはだれですか？ 私が(それを)食べます。I will eat it. (It is I who will eat it.) It is changeable by それ(apple)を食べるのは私です。It implies “I, not the others”. It seems to distinguish I from others, but it can rather be thought just to specify the person who will eat an orange (so consequently distinguishing I from the others, though) . Another case. Which do you prefer among apples, oranges and bananas? I like apples best. 私はりんごがいちばん好きです。It specifies the best liking with the particle が. I like apples, oranges but do not like bananas. 私はリンゴとみかんは好きですが、バナナは好きではありません（好きじゃないです）。 It distinguishes apples and oranges from bananas with the particle は. Another case. Which of the three will clean the room? だれが部屋をそうじしますか？ I will (do it). 私がやります。It is I who will do it. (やる: to do) It specifies the person in charge(who cleans the room) with the particle が. 私はやります。I will do (but I do not know if others will do it or not). 私はやりますが、ほかの人たちは今日(きょう)は用事(ようじ)があるようです。I will do it but the others seem to be busy today. Another example; There are three boys playing in the ground. Who is the fastest runner of the three? だれがいちばん足がはやいですか？ Taro is the fastest. 太郎君がいちばんはやいです。※ It specifies the fastest one with the particle が. Are there 6th grade students? 6年生はいますか？ Taro is a 6th grader. 太郎君は6年生です。ほかの2人はわかりません。(I do not know about the others.) Taro is a 6th grader, but the other two isn’t. 太郎君は6年生ですが、ほかの2人はちがいます。※ It distinguish 6th grader Taro and others(not 6th) with the particleは. When just knowing that there is one 6th grader but not knowing who, and ask "Who is the 6th grader?" Taro is the 6th. 太郎君が6年生です。In this case the 6th grader can be specified, so it is indicated by the particle が. These are only a little part of the difference between は and が, but tentatively for now. I will add if there is anything I notice. Thank you.
Almost interchangeable when used about "automobile, car". 車 is more casually used. It is one character and short, so easy to use. 自動車 is like "automobile", 車 is like "car"(not completely equivalent, of course). Thank you.
Thanks for the videos. They are very well done and helpful. but i wondered about the felt tip marker you are using to draw kanji. Can you tell me what brand it is and if available in U.S.?
The Japanese have adopted the Chinese characters at different times. Many of the Japanese Kanji are the same as traditional Chinese characters. Others are the same as the simplified ones. There are other Kanji which have a root traditional Chinese character, but which was simplified differently than the Chinese one. And again others are original Japanese characters which don't exist in Chinese. I think the traditional Chinese characters are actually the most common, though. If you know those already, you have a huge advantage with learning Kanji :)
I don't understand how red is a noun. You can't hold a red in your hand, but you could hold something that is red. So, red is always an adjective, to my mind
I think of the difference between aka and akai like this. Aka is the idea or concept of red as a color while akai is used to describe something as red. That is how aka can be a noun and akai an adjective.
白 しろ shiro white 黒 くろ kuro black 赤 あか aka red 青 あお ao blue 黄(黄色) き(きいろ) ki(kiiro) yellow 緑(緑色) みどり(みどりいろ) midori(midori-iro) green etc. Thank you. ありがとうございます。
On Bootsaraさん、こんばんは。いつも本当にありがとうございます。お茶もありがとうございます。いただきます。今、外にいるので、絵文字（えもじ）を使えず、すみません。(Sorry for not able to use picture characters because I am out from home.) お元気でおすごしください。m(_ _)m
The black pen I used is "ぺんてる 筆touchサインペン ブラック SES15C-A(Pentel Fude Touch Sign Pen, Black)" It is sold in Amazon(Japan or US at least)(please search by SES15C-A). There sold some other pens similar to this. Thank you.😊
Kanji has two kinds of readings: Onyomi(On-reading音読み(おんよみ)) and Kunyomi(Kun-reading訓読み(くんよみ)). 読み is the noun-form of 読む(読む is the dictionary form of the verb which means 'to read'). On-yomi is based on a reading(pronunciation) used in China when kanji(Chinese characters) are imported from China to Japan. On(音) means sound. On the other hand, Kun-yomi is the reading that had been used in Japan originally before kanji is imported and was applied to the reading of kanji. Thank you.
I'm sorry if I made you feel difficult. Please just remember the reading of individual words where kanji is used and you do not have to think so hard. Thank you.
Learning Kanji i mean the word system itself is versatile thus complicated. As a kanji can have different reading. Your explanation is really helpful and detailed.
ありがとうございます先生！！！Are you going to continue uploading videos ? They're such a big help in learning Japanese. :) :)
こちらこそ、ありがとうございます。I would like to upload videos someday. I would be glad if they are of any help. Thank you so much for watching and kindly commenting!!
Thank you very much for this creative teaching. Great instructions
Thank you for watching and for the comment.
Thanks for the videos.
I felt that in the earlier videos the pace was a bit fast for some of the characters, however in this video and the other elementary 1st grade videos the pace is very good, I really like the style of these videos.
I like how you introduce different information to explain things such and explain the context of the other kanji's in detail, also the drawings are fun !
Thank you for watching my videos and sending the useful comment! ありがとうございます！！
Miru reminds me of "Mirar" which also means to Look in Spanish.
always cool seeing a coincidental parallel
@@woofaroo_ ikr
oh right :o
Often such parallels exist because two languages derrived from the same language or took the word from the same language if it didn't exit in their language before but in this case it is most likely just a pure coincidence and I think this makes it even more interesting
@@woofaroo_ there's also パン (pronounced "pan") in Japanese, meaning bread. And that is also the exact word "Pan" in Spanish, "Pane" in Italian, "Pain" in French, and "Pão" I think in Portuguese if I remember right. My guess is that bread was introduced in Japan by one these europeans and such the word made it to Japanese, the same way that many other words crossed from English.
@@albertoj.mollinedo4116 yea its a loanword originally from portuguese
1:38, I heard children in the background. 🥰😊💖
Having Already learned most of these characters through mandarin Chinese, i have the stroke order down. but i must say that these videos do help me remember what new sounds to associate to the kanji that i already know. thank you for making these videos
Now that I've watched 1-4, it's time to see your next level video.
Thank you very much for taking the time to do these. A lot of people really appreciate it. I'm excited to watch all of your other videos and any future ones you upload :)
Thank you, too. こちらこそ、ありがとうございます！
私はドイツ人です。今は日本語を勉強します。このビデオは日本語を学ぶは役立つと思います、だから本当にありがとうごやいました。
now i can understand kanji a little thank you
Thank you so much for watching!! ありがとうございます！！
I just wanna say thanks for making these because now i can easily get through kanji. I've learned over 60 kanji in 3 days with these videos
Thank you for watching and commenting. I am glad if my videos are of any help to you. It's great to learn over 60 kanji. ありがとうございます！！
Learning Kanji Yea i just learned 110! Ur such a big help i would've never known what to do now i am learning so fast
I hope learning went well for you!
how is your Japanese now?
Thanks a lot for your video, it's very helpful and easy to learn! hoping you will make a higher level kanji in the future! ありがとうございます。
Finished all the four parts😊thank you very much for this series Sir. I enjoyed it a lot.
車🚗 lol that’s probably one of my favorite Japanese kanji-
sensei : ao , aoi
me : aoi aoi ano sora
sensei : aoi sora
me : NANI?
it aint funny one bit i just wanted to point out the coincidence
5 secs later
sees : hito and tree together
me: ive seen this somewhere in japanese pod101
also me: AH! yes rest
video : yasumu(rest)
me : laughs evily like ive learnt japanese
Same things to me.
Same things to me.
こんばんは、先生。今日、このlearning kanji 人気があるらしいですよ。いつも本当にお㊗️52K。🙇🏻♀️🎉🍇🍊🍵。and also this 53K, ありがとうございます😊、先生。
On Bootsaraさん、おはようございます。⛅本当（ほんとう）ですか？😮こちらこそ、いつも気にかけていただき、とても感謝しております。🙇🏻♂️🙏🍇🍊🍎🍏🍣🍵
先生 👨🏫
Will you ever make videos of 4th, 5th, 6th and Middle school 漢字?
I’ve learned more from you than anywhere else.
あなたが一番ですよ！🎊🎉🎈💣🤩
I hope I will. Thank you so much for watching and the compliment. 本当に本当にありがとうございます！！！！
who the f downvoted this????? 先生は素敵ですよね。お疲れ様でしたー。
ごらんいただき、親切なコメントもいただき、本当にありがとうございます！！
@@learningkanji3930 i dont know a thing you just said
@@bezzmc get lost
Thank youuuu só much, these videos have been very helpful❤️❤️
Thank you very much for this creative teaching
ありがとうございます！！！
Why are there so many sei's?
@NorthSeaHero nice
@NorthSeaHero uP
After watching these videos... your meaning to tell me 1st grader learn at least 119 Japanese Kanji words and phrases? Damn..
シュツ sounds like “Shoot”, which is sort of the kanji definition.
Thank you very much this really helps I am so glad there are videos like this :D
Thank You So Much For These Lessons! Please Continue!^^ They Are So Helpful!
Thank you for the comment!! I am now a little busy, but I want to continue. ありがとうございます。
Thank you for all these videos, you are a great teacher!
すごい
ありがとうございます。
Love hearing the neighbor child asking the other to come play -asobi ni kite
I finally reached part 4! Isn't anyone going to congratulate me?
was very helpful video, now my kanji knowledge has expanded. ありがとうございます
You’re really good thank you so much.
You seem to be a great teacher. Thank you for making these. 先生が好きですHaha草 ：）
お疲れさまですー
I love all your videos. They are truely amazing. Thank you very much for your hard work!
Fantastic videos! These really helped me learn Kanji.
ありがとうございます！
Im so happy that you have made these lessons :D. I will be moving on to kanji grade 2 in about 1 month, because that will give me time to practise grade 1. Watashi no gokkou sensei is very supportive for me and my japanese learning so i normally say phrases in registration meetings :D
I don't know who you are but I love you. You have a heart of gold. 💚 From Rukky. Thank you very much.
Thank you a lot. Your lessons are incredibly helpful. I do like them.
do I know all first grade kanji now?
This was very helpful, ありがとうございます
Thank you for watching. こちらこそ、ありがとうございます。
大変お世話になりました。
this is gonna be helpful for ys beginners... hope you wont delete this video!
ありがとうございます！
ありがとうございます先生
ありがとうございます!!!
kanji stroke order wasn't made with left handed people in mind XD. I'm having such a hard time writing them properly.
ありがとうございます先生 , thanks from Egypt.
time to go to 2nd grade ありがとうございます先生
Thank u so much for this video,please make some more videos
先生のスタイルをやさしいです.どうもありがとうございます。このクラスはとても好きです。
Soukaina Laayadiさん、ビデオを見ていただき、こちらこそ、ありがとうございます。とてもうれしいです。^^
Excelente. Muchas gracias 😊
1:38 Aoi Aoi, ano Sora...
青い青い あの空…『ブルーバード』NARUTO opening music...Thank you! ありがとうございます！
@@learningkanji3930 はいそうです！:)
Arigatou gozaimashita sensei!
Daisuki desu ne!
Jazon torio I’m proud I was able to actually read this :$
sir please post the video for how to write english name to japaneese
Thanh uuuuu !! Thank uuu for making more vedeou ,very nice explanation.
Thank you for teaching
That's actually not too many kanji too learn for an entire year of students. I'm at a point where I can recognise most of these, but not write them. And I still cant translate all of them or say the on an kun yomi readings... getting there though
We are talking about first graders here. Everything most first graders in other countries learn is the alphabet (and it is not even down to a T). Japanese first graders (who already know two alphabets aka kana at that point) amaze me ngl.
Sooo xD yes, it is a lot!
The point is, why do you have to learn the On Yomi form when on the newspaper is normally written or mentioned? Do you get my drift?
Thank you very much, sensei
ともありがとう。
おはよう🌞ございます！先生、今日は 41K、おめでとう㊗️ございます。おべんとと野菜と🍇🍑とお茶🍵いかがですか🙏🙇🏻♀️。
On Bootsaraさん、おはようございます🌞！いつもお祝いいただき、心より感謝もうしあげます。🙏🙇🏻♂️🍵
ありがとう
I thought that OU is used for ON-yomi, and OO in KUN-yomi (in King - OO)
ありがとございました先生。
1st grade is from part 1 to 4. Same way if possible you can mention 2nd grade also.
ありがとうございます。2nd grade video has all the kanji in 2nd grade in one video. Maybe I should make a table of contents. Anyway, these video do not deal with all the reading and they are just overview. Thank you for watching and the helpful comment.
Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
先生
Thank you for this lesson :) But as a beginner, i've got a question. What is the difference between sentences 空が青い and 空は青い? What is the main difference between particles は and が?
Generally speaking, "空が青い" is used when just saying "the sky now I see is blue", whereas "空は青い" means "the thing called sky is blue" i.e. defining the sky as a thing which has blue color. We say "今日は空が青い"(Today, the sky is blue.") but "Today's sky is blue." is "今日の空は青い". In the former, it is just describing the appearance of the sky(the sight of the eye) , while in the latter it is presenting the "today's sky(今日の空)" as a topic("as for today's sky") and describing it. However, "The reason why today's sky is blue is because it is after the typhoon." is "今日の空が青いのは、台風の後だからだ". In this case, the topic is "the reason why..." and the main topic is not in "today's sky" so "today's sky is blue" becomes "今日の空が青い" in this sentence.
The difference between は and が is very deep and native speakers are unconscious about it, so it is difficult to answer when asked anew. I will reply later again. Sorry for the present. Thank you.
In the case there are three club members.
Who is the captain of the club? だれがこのクラブの部長(ぶちょうcaptain)ですか？
I am (the captain of the club). 私が部長です。
It implies the captain is not the other person than me. [I] am the captain (the emphasis is in [ ]).
In other words, it means, “It is I who is the captain of the club.” 部長は私です。
On the other hand,
私は部長です。I am a captain of a club.
It means “As for me, I am a captain of a club.”
It just means “I am a captain”, and do not exclude the possibility that there are captains of other clubs in this world.
Another case. There are three persons (A, B, C).
Which fruits do you prefer among apples, oranges and bananas? りんごとみかん(Japanese orange)とバナナの中で、どのくだものが好きですか？
A says “I prefer apples.” 私はりんごが好きです。
It means “As for me…” so it implies I prefer apples but I do not know about the others’ liking.
It is also used when saying “I like apples but B and C do not like them.” 私はりんごが好きですが、他の二人（B and C）はりんごが好きではありません（好きじゃないです）。
i.e. when distinguishing or differentiating A('s liking) from B and C('s ones).
On the other hand, when there are many oranges and one apple;
One person says “I will eat an orange.” 私はみかんを食べます。
It implies “As for me, I will eat an orange.” “I will eat an orange but I do not know what others will eat.” 私はみかんを食べますが、ほかの人が何を食べるかは知(し)りません。
“Who eats the apple?” だれがりんごを食べますか？”Who is it that will eat the apple?” りんごを食べるのはだれですか？
私が(それを)食べます。I will eat it. (It is I who will eat it.) It is changeable by それ(apple)を食べるのは私です。It implies “I, not the others”. It seems to distinguish I from others, but it can rather be thought just to specify the person who will eat an orange (so consequently distinguishing I from the others, though)
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Another case.
Which do you prefer among apples, oranges and bananas?
I like apples best. 私はりんごがいちばん好きです。It specifies the best liking with the particle が.
I like apples, oranges but do not like bananas. 私はリンゴとみかんは好きですが、バナナは好きではありません（好きじゃないです）。 It distinguishes apples and oranges from bananas with the particle は.
Another case.
Which of the three will clean the room? だれが部屋をそうじしますか？
I will (do it). 私がやります。It is I who will do it. (やる: to do) It specifies the person in charge(who cleans the room) with the particle が.
私はやります。I will do (but I do not know if others will do it or not).
私はやりますが、ほかの人たちは今日(きょう)は用事(ようじ)があるようです。I will do it but the others seem to be busy today.
Another example;
There are three boys playing in the ground.
Who is the fastest runner of the three? だれがいちばん足がはやいですか？
Taro is the fastest. 太郎君がいちばんはやいです。※ It specifies the fastest one with the particle が.
Are there 6th grade students? 6年生はいますか？
Taro is a 6th grader. 太郎君は6年生です。ほかの2人はわかりません。(I do not know about the others.)
Taro is a 6th grader, but the other two isn’t. 太郎君は6年生ですが、ほかの2人はちがいます。※ It distinguish 6th grader Taro and others(not 6th) with the particleは.
When just knowing that there is one 6th grader but not knowing who, and ask "Who is the 6th grader?"
Taro is the 6th. 太郎君が6年生です。In this case the 6th grader can be specified, so it is indicated by the particle が.
These are only a little part of the difference between は and が, but tentatively for now.
I will add if there is anything I notice. Thank you.
Learning Kanji Thank you so much for the detailed explanation, i find it clearer now for me. :)
Not at all, thank you.
Learning Kanji Great explanation, thanks a lot! Your videos are incredibly helpful to learn japanese!
受益良多。感谢。
ありがとうございます。
Thank you so much for watching and commenting. ありがとうございます!
I heard stand is that a Jojo reference
When do you use 車 or 自動車? Are they interchangable?
Almost interchangeable when used about "automobile, car". 車 is more casually used. It is one character and short, so easy to use. 自動車 is like "automobile", 車 is like "car"(not completely equivalent, of course). Thank you.
Arigatō gosaimasu sensee
Arigato my teacher,Thanks from Azerbaijan🇦🇿
Thank you so much for watching from Azerbaijan. アゼルバイジャンから見ていただき、ありがとうございます😊
Red lol sounds like she go. Agreed. She cant stand on top of the pie no more/moore. Blue aoi (one whole I) it looks like a bear. Lol.
Thanks for the videos. They are very well done and helpful. but i wondered about the felt tip marker you are using to draw kanji. Can you tell me what brand it is and if available in U.S.?
Thank you. You can buy the marker in the Amazon.com, perhaps. Search by "Pentel Fude Touch Sign Pen", "SES15C-A" or "SES15C".
I wonder what kind of pen is this?
Thank you sir.
I learned all the n5 kanji in about 1 1/2 months may sound crazy but I just learned like 2-3 a day and was surprised Haha
And multiple words of each one and combinations as well forgot to add that
Thank you for your lesson! But as a beginner I have a question so Japanese people do not use Chinese version of kanji, right ?
Thank you for watching and commenting! No, Japanese people do not use Chinese version of kanji. They use only Japanese version of kanji. ありがとうございます。
The Japanese have adopted the Chinese characters at different times. Many of the Japanese Kanji are the same as traditional Chinese characters. Others are the same as the simplified ones.
There are other Kanji which have a root traditional Chinese character, but which was simplified differently than the Chinese one.
And again others are original Japanese characters which don't exist in Chinese.
I think the traditional Chinese characters are actually the most common, though. If you know those already, you have a huge advantage with learning Kanji :)
thank u thank uuu
Yoroshiku onegaishimasu
Is 休日 the same as 休みの日?
休日= holiday きゅうじつ
On reading of white is haku?
what do u say at the starting?? surudehajuvimas?
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Why blue, white etc is noun in japanese? while in englsh all colours is adjective. I wonder why...
I don't understand how red is a noun. You can't hold a red in your hand, but you could hold something that is red. So, red is always an adjective, to my mind
In polish we have a word meaning red as a noun, so that's simple to understand. In english id say red as a noun is something like redness
I think of the difference between aka and akai like this. Aka is the idea or concept of red as a color while akai is used to describe something as red. That is how aka can be a noun and akai an adjective.
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Thank you so much for watching! ありがとうございます！
Can anyone give example on colors used as a noun?
白 しろ shiro white
黒 くろ kuro black
赤 あか aka red
青 あお ao blue
黄(黄色) き(きいろ) ki(kiiro) yellow
緑(緑色) みどり(みどりいろ) midori(midori-iro) green
etc.
Thank you. ありがとうございます。
@@learningkanji3930 ありがとうございます先生！
@@killerbait8240 どういたしまして！こちらこそ、見てくださり、ありがとうございます！
Since 電車 (electric car) is train, I'm wondering what are called in Japan the electric automobiles?
車 can mean vehicle in general, not just car
It is 電気自動車(でんきじどうしゃ).
電気(でんき): electricity
自動車(じどうしゃ): car, automobile
Sorry for my reply. Thank you for watching！ ありがとうございます！
@@learningkanji3930 分かりました。ありがとうございます。
yes ok Sir.
fun facts...
aka gami shanks...
shiro hige white beard
hype enough to learn kanji?
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On Bootsaraさん、こんばんは。いつも本当にありがとうございます。お茶もありがとうございます。いただきます。今、外にいるので、絵文字（えもじ）を使えず、すみません。(Sorry for not able to use picture characters because I am out from home.) お元気でおすごしください。m(_ _)m
Learning Kanji 先生、お元気でお過ごしください。Take care.
ありがとうございます！！Take care.
おはようございます、先生。40K㊗️、お茶🍵いかがですか。本当にありがとうございました。
On Bootsaraさん、おはようございます🌻。お祝いとお茶🍵、ありがとうございます。私からもお茶🍵をどうぞ。
You can tell me how to buy this pen ???? It look so nice. I dont know exactly how to call this name, sr for that (Im not good at english 😖).
The black pen I used is "ぺんてる 筆touchサインペン ブラック SES15C-A(Pentel Fude Touch Sign Pen, Black)" It is sold in Amazon(Japan or US at least)(please search by SES15C-A). There sold some other pens similar to this. Thank you.😊
Learning Kanji Thank you ❤
Not at all, thank you!!
what's the difference between 入出 and 出入り
U~m, they are almost the same. I have to search more to answer enough.
私の両親は日本語をちょうっと勉強しますでも今日は日本語を勉強しません
ﾖ、 これはすごいですよ。あなたはにほんじんですか?
ありがとうございます。はい、にほんじんです。
YaMeTe!!!
Are color nouns pronouns? As in shiro = white-thing ?
Anyone know what's the difference between 町＆街?
Just a random weeb yay 町 is similar to town ,while 街 is similar to street.
What's onyomi is it read? But if I remeber correctly read is yomu 読む
Kanji has two kinds of readings: Onyomi(On-reading音読み(おんよみ)) and Kunyomi(Kun-reading訓読み(くんよみ)). 読み is the noun-form of 読む(読む
is the dictionary form of the verb which means 'to read'). On-yomi is based on a reading(pronunciation) used in China when kanji(Chinese characters) are imported from China to Japan. On(音) means sound. On the other hand, Kun-yomi is the reading that had been used in Japan originally before kanji is imported and was applied to the reading of kanji. Thank you.
Learning Kanji oh.. Japanese words is so complicated..
I'm sorry if I made you feel difficult. Please just remember the reading of individual words where kanji is used and you do not have to think so hard. Thank you.
Learning Kanji i mean the word system itself is versatile thus complicated. As a kanji can have different reading. Your explanation is really helpful and detailed.
bearly riose I see, that is correct. Thank you very much!!