#17 TE form す, する & くる ending - Japanese Lesson for Beginners
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We are continuing "TE form" that we learnt from the first video ( • #13 Request (TE) form... ).
This time we are conjugating verbs that haveす, する & くる endings.
With this "TE form" you can make :
1. Request form (e.g. Please eat)
2. Present continuous (e.g. I'm eating now)
and much much more :D
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I never comment on TH-cam videos, but I have to leave my third post on a Misa video. Not to repeat myself, but I'm so impressed with this teacher. Misa-san has an exquisite grasp of ENGLISH grammar as well as Japanese structures; she obviously knows English better than 99% of Americans. Also, as an educator and school administrator I can say that she is a naturally gifted teacher, one who understands by instinct how to connect to a student and to convey information without a wasted word or vague example. I wish I could hire her for my school. Having observed hundreds of teachers in my career, I would identify this teacher as one of the elite ones, one of the most intelligent and talented you could find anywhere. I don't say things like this lightly. I'm just sort of stunned by how good she is.
Agreed
taiho7777 I agree.. her english is exceptional and her lessons are easy to understand. with couple of useful examples
I think one of the greatest ways of being an educator is conveying information in which a listener can understand.
It takes more than knowledge but teaching that knowledge in an easily digestible format.
She seems to have worked hard and also maybe be, as you've mentioned, is gifted in conveying that information towards English speaking with a quite clear intonation.
I remember in one of her videos, she practiced whenever her English speaking friends told her that some words she said sounded funny. So I think it's pretty great how far her labour and efforts have brought her and how comfortable she seems at teaching others. It's good work!
Bless her!
I agree with you! Fantastic!
No doubt she is the best ! I never imagine a Japanese would have a superb English level as she
みさ先生と日本語を勉強している。とても面白いです！ありがとう😊
Anne Rousseau how long have u been learning
Being able to read this without looking any of it up is a small victory for me.
@@pennylessz I felt so happy when I understood everything I was like OMGGGGGG HOOOOW
@@pennylessz same!
@@pennylessz it's Legendary 😂
I can't believe I just discovered you, you're by far the best teacher ever! Thank you so much for all the amazing content!
Thank you misa-san. you are are an excellent teacher. Please, keep it up.
This is a hard topic but with the notes you gave it is definitely easier, thanks so much!
Finally done (more or less) with TE form! Wow, this piece of grammar has A LOT to learn. Looking forward to starting the recap video for Masu and TE forms. Thanks a lot for keeping with these lessons, they help tremendously!
ありがとう x
Keep it up. You make Japanese easier. There's still three years of videos ahead to watch and it makes me happy to see how much I will learn
Theres 7 years for me xD
Very good teacher! Great lesson flow. She always has the review part before introducing a new lesson and this makes a smooth transition. She explains briefly some confusing parts with illustrations and examples. At the end, she summarizes the main points simply and clearly. I just started watching your videos this week and I'm loving them!
holy crap 4 videos in a week. You're on a roll Misa, lots of notes to take and much to learn :)
keep up the good work and thank you!
I hope your Japanese is at a intermediate level by now, after watching her videos.
@@BiGSmoke-.- I can communicate at a intermediate level and speak confidently now, wow thanks for digging up this comment haha. I still watch misa till this day, good luck on your adventure!
@@Senayoshy What level would you say you rank on the jlpt? And how much time a day did you dedicate to learning the language on average?
@@PPCAPOGAMING for me i study for an hour (or two if I have the time) before going to sleep
it gives me a steady growth So i don't feel overwhelmed
usually a video or two from Misa Sensei and some about 10 to 20 words in an Anki deck should be okay to get you fluent in about 6 to 9 month if you are an English speaker
I feel like you deserve a long break after all this. Not that I want you to, I've learned quite a bit from them, haha.
For some reason I just understand everything you say and not get bored throughout the video
So yeah i'm about to finish the TE form, and you mentioned in your videos that after learning this my Japanese will become better and this actually helps me improve~ I also see that you have a review test in the next video AND IT MADE ME REALLY HAPPY because I only do the questions myself every lesson to help myself improve. I'll miss the TE serieessss ありがとう
みさ先生はすごいですね
Guys i am so shocked, i write down every lesson she gives and study at home. And as im progressing, im watching a japanese show thats on going right now, and its Crazy How i can see my improving through every Episode as the lessons goes on. Im being able to recognize words and conjugations in real time and also remember words from the past episodes as i watch the lessons. Its Crazy im so happy im being able to understand and form phrases TT even if its kinda Basic at the moment, i can understand so much and im even being able to form phrases and comunicate on a Basic level. Its ALL thanks to misa TT どうもありがとうみさせんせい ❤️
Love your videos but also I LOVE your shirts. Mind me asking where you got them? You look amazing in them
Thank you! I got it from Shibuya 109! The shop is called "Luxe Rose" ^^ I'm not sure if they still have it though... :(
What evil person would dislike this? We're getting college level Japanese lessons for free, explained in the best way I've ever seen.... oh.. other college professors are disliking it
I actually programmed my own vocabulary test system that splits the verbs into three sections randomly, their normal form (eg: taberu), their "masu" form and their "te" form. Thanks a lot for encouraging us and giving us those amazing explanations and examples, it made it a lot easier and much more reliable. All that's left now is to come up with as many sentences as possible where I can make use many different words and their respective masu/te forms to get used to them.
whenever u say this is the last one ,i get soooo much relief 🥵its such a gr8 feeling 🤯thank u sm
the way your teaching is incredible/absolute to teach well in the easiest way.. and im sure your students will learn in fastest way keep it up misa sensei
I've been studying Japanese for a month now and looking back, I was only able to say phrases that are only for short conversations. But Misa-sensei, thanks to you, I'm almost on my way to be fluent on my 5th language and it's all because of you. I've been watching these videos from time to time so that I could improve after watching one video. I still remember the time when I was happy due to the fact that I can point out things in Japanese. Now I've memorized 80 kanji, made 3 Japanese friends, and learning more words and improving my grammar thanks to you. Thank you very much Misa-sensei, you've made everyone watching your videos proud!
I'm a little late to the party, but still thanks for the very comprehensive summary of the -te forms. Your explanations are so clear, that I could decipher "愛してる" myself as being the shorter -te form of "愛している" coming from "愛する". Before it was just "I love you" can be said as aishiteru, just remember that brain, ok? Now it makes sense to me, why it means that (even if it is a little strong for Japanese ears). I'm always glad to be able to use grammar to lessen the load on my memory...otherwise I'd have to remember every single word and every combination. But now I just need a few rules and vocabulary.
Looking forward to your impressive catalogue of videos! Greetings from Germany!
giiirl i mean sensei we can never be tired of this + that's what it means to go out of your way and learn a language it's so fun and even if there was a conjuguation to every ending i'll still find it funny thanks for your hard work i love your lessons 🥰🥰🥰😃
This is great. I feel like I'm finally getting the te form! I'm going to take a break before the review though. I'm exhausted! :)
Wow I can believe it. Your videos and explanation are awesome. Sometimes I can't understand to my teacher but watching your videos all is getting clear. Thanks a lot!! :)
I wish I'd have discovered your videos a few years back when I started learning Japanese, they are like an great jump forward for me! So relieving to finally understand how these conjugations work!
Me too
Superb explanation style of teaching....!👌👌🌹
Very nice videos.. Misa..! I have watched your videos and watching. I have learned too.
Thanks teacher you're literally the BEST ❤️❤️❤️❤️
ありがとうございます！多くのことを学んでいる。Muchas gracias por la paciencia y la dedicación. I really appreciate your kindness!
By the time I finished lesson 17, kids have already picked up these things naturally and are way more fluent than me. I'm wondering if I'm studying it wrong. Or... if there is a way for me to learn them like kids do.
tetteiteidendeshitekite 🎶🎵just like a song or a spell (てっていていでんでしてきて🤣🤣) you made it super clear and easy thank you sensei 🤩🤩
Thank u for generously teaching us everything
I can't emphasize how much of a generous work you're doing misa senseee
本当にありがとうございます。🙏
Misa-sensei you're the best teacher! I'm seriously learning a lot from you! のがんばるです、どうもありがとうございます!
Awesome lesson 🫡
Excuse me Misa. I just want to ask something about I'm pushing the button. Am I using the right nuance if I say "Batan wo oshiteimasuyo!"?
In addition, if it's like an emergency, is it appropriate to say "Batan wo oshiro!"?
Thank you very much for these videos. All these endings are a bit confusing for the beginners. But you managed to put them in a somewhat easy way to understand!
This series "Japanese Lesson for Absolute Begineers" is amazing XD. When is the next video coming out? Can't wait for it :P
Phew, that was quite a load. Thank you for all the effort!
Good explanation, plenty of examples, really feel I got it.
Btw, I appreciate the visual summary/recap at 14:00. You should include them more often for future subjects. Perhaps you already did, haven't seen the other videos yet, but I feel some previous ones could have benefited from it.
本当にありがとうございます!!! You're the best teacher ever.
Is this the last video for the Absolute beginners lessons?
No I'm still making loads more! It's taking so much time to edit them though haha THank you for watching x
+Japanese Ammo with Misa Actually, I should be thanking you. You've been such an awesome teacher and i've learnt so much. You have my gratitude! :)
Thank you very much for your great lessons. I learnt a lot. Like allways from your lessons
Your videos are so helpful! Thank you so much fot this!♥️♥️♥️
11:13
こっちに来て isn't this is what we need to say
Why misa doesn't put に particle?
ありがとうございます！ Really helpful!
みさ先生、ありがとうございます！TE form is hard. And it took me a few weeks to get it. But it is not as hard as making this video and teaching and explaining it like you do! I appreciate all the time and effort you put into your videos to educate hapless language learners like me
Great video series. Got the te form crystal cleared. Thank you so much.
Amazing lesson!!! Misa-sensei is always thorough and on point.
what is the meaning お勉強しといてよ? しといてよなんですが?
I already memorized the te form by grinding the sentences in genki book but here to have a fresh take on it and this is pretty neat
keep up the work, Misa! i really love your videos! Thank you
ありがとうございますみさ先生
No idea about other countries but in Germany the hand gesture to come is similar just upside down. Go away is the same
Hi! When you wrote "motte kite" you used kanji for "motte", but not for "kite". Why is that? Just a mistake or you don't use kanji in this context?
You could write like "持って来る" but normally you write like "持ってくる" :)
When a verb is combined with "てくる", "てくる" is written in hiragana.
you are the best teacher, I learned so much...thank you so much for making these videos, it must have been hard but please keep on making videos.
Thanks for making these videos, that helps a lot.
みさせんせいはとてもすごいです。すごく教えてくれました、どうもありがとうございます。
I learned a lot from your video lessons!
Kiru hand gesture is sweeping you toward them I guess
I love misa, I hope she’s doing well
みさ先生は一番日本語教師です。＼(^o^)／
Wow - is this Christmas? So many videos! Thanks, Misa.
One question though: having been to this online dictionary - www.japandict.com/ - to find the romaji spellings of the verbs, I have found that they give formal versions of the TE form. For instance, for the verb Matsu, they give Matte as the 'plain' form, and 'Machimashite' as the 'polite form'. Could you tell me if it is really necessary to also learn all these 'polite forms', or is it perfectly acceptable for everyday purposes to just stick to the plain form. Thanks!
I checked the website and noo some of them are incorrect. We never say "matte-mashite". Only "matte kudasai". It's wrong! And thanks for the comment :)
I will never get tired of your lessons
Thankyou so much for your lessons. I have been studying all night because your videos are so informative and entertaining. I think I watched already 10 videos straight... I am learning so much so fast... 😊 I am studying almost 10 hours a day but I have a question regarding the writing... If I want to write a sentence, which script should I use? I already know the hiragana and katakana but do not know when to use which letters from each. I noticed that Japanese phrases and sentences mix them up... Can I use whichever I please? Thank you again 😊
JurassicPatrick I know you probably already got an answer to that but just in case you didn't, in general you use hiragana. For words originating from countries apart from Japan or China, such as レストラン (restaurant) or names such as ジョン (John) you use katakana. Then there's kanji, the hardest part to learn in Japanese (to me) ;-; It's used when you have words originating from Chinese, including most nouns, verbs and adjectives.
Great job. Thank you.
Misa you are awesome. I've not been able to remember/understand the Te-Form transform so easily until I have watched your videos.
Best ever Japanese teacher I saw!
Seriously you are awesome, thanks for all. Help me a lot :-)!
I love you sensei❤️❤️❤️
10:40 We do that too in Spain
Misa-san ありがとうございます! It is impossible to get sick of such a good content. I have no words to thankyou Misa-san enough for your content. It has simple examples, good vocabulary and humor =D. I see ( actually hear like a "podcast") your videos to improve my listening skills and keep in contact with japanese language.
Btw: your english is soo good that I can study english listening aswell s2
Wow, this was so well done! Absolutely worth the entire week I spent learning TE form.
これは凄いね。よくできました!
みさ先生
イゴルです。ブラジル人です。
i like so much your videos!
I'm taking Japanese classes and you videos are helping me develop my skills a lot! because of your online lessons, I just got one semester forward on my classes. the only thing I miss for now is a nihongo speaker to talk with and practice.
by the way... what are the kanji for your name?
ありがとうございました.
ありがとうございますミサ先生
Aloha, Misa Sensei, i was wondering which verb to use for lend/rent/borrow, would it be kariru (karite) or kasu (kashite). You happen to use kariru (karite) in your lesson 18 review. I not sure when to use which term. Thank You for your guidance & real life teachings for all situations. Aloha
You are just awesome !
Excellent lesson 👍🏾
Hello Ms. Misa i want to say どもう ありがと ございます, thanks for your effort and kindness for making this video to help others like me wo wants to study nihongo and to know more about japanese Culture. I really appreciate your effort ^_^ i hope we could meet each other in tokyo someday and have some coffee or tea ^_^ i will go to tokyo in september to have my internship there for 1 year at super hotel, again i hope we could see each other there. it is an honour for me to meet you Misa Sensei ^_^. きをつけて ください ^_^
Love,
カルピョ ジャン ジェスター
フィリピン 人 です
I just subscribe to your newsletter. If I hadn't know how you talk before, I would have felt so weird reading the intro, but I know so it's really cute
みさ先生は本を書くです. 教えるのが得意です... 私は多くのことを学びました... ありがとうございます!!!! :)
Misa, thank you so much for your effort and motivation to provide such clear videos! They are really helpful, actually the most useful source for learning I found. Adding some exercice to practice, writing, speaking and listening it becomes perfect to learn Japanese!
P.s. I just found a verb 返る that looks like -eru ending and suppose to be conjugated as 返て, but the reality is 返って... Is it an exception? Are there other exceptions that are not covered?
Really really appreciate your explaining the logic of grammar sequences between Japanese and English, contextual application and native articulations. Best Japanese teacher on the web. - Respect! From an English teacher in Tokyo (also studying Russian)
ありがとう!
I love your work, helped me alot so far ありがとうございます。I hope you dont mind if i download this lessons to MP3 Format so that i can Review them without the Need of an Internetconnection
( well Germans actually have this Problem especialy outside the Citys, for us the Internet is "Neuland" :P )
Progress: 3rd day of studying Nihongo in 2020, 2nd day listening to Lesson 16 3days ago.
Thank you so much! This is very helpful. I learned this only from you. Keep up the good work, Misa-sensei! お疲れ様！
ミサくんは私のグーグルプラスのページをご覧ください。ありがとうございました。キス :)
Phew! Thank you so much for guiding us through those five lessons on 'te-form'! The only other irregular verb I am aware of is that 'desu' becomes simply 'de'. Hope this is useful for your future teaching.
Misa, You look great in that jumper. it suits you. (sweater, but no sweat :) ) I'm always so impressed with how japanese dress in general
Definitely worth watching twice, or maybe I'm just slow. ;-)
ありがとうございます💙
I know this is old. But I am hoping to move to Japan next year so I am trying to improve my Japanese. Thank you so much for your videos they are so helpful! I wish I found them sooner!
Can anyone recommend some good exercise/grammar books that has lots of practice for the TE form?
ぜんぶビデオは私ってとても教えた、ありがとございます( ^ω^ )
Thank you for the great videos as always, you have earned my subscription!!
Thanks and God bless you, Dear Misa!
Te endings : what a great effort you have put in ! So much thorough explanation given. Domo arigatou gozaimashita Misa sensei
Thank you for answering. By the way, are there any new kanji videos? We are all looking forward to them.
こんにちは こんばんは。
thanks for making these videos! :) havnt got through all of them but i skipped to the most recent one to let you know they are really helpful :) thanks!
僕はミサで学んでいるが好きですよ。どうもありがとうございました！