Also, another thing that helped me a lot when learning English was not using words alone but in sentences. When you do it that way you are practicing a lot of things beside vocabulary... Like grammar and when the structures "feel right/wrong".
As someone who has been learning for over a year (388 consecutive days, not one skipped), I really want to thank you for this video. It's made me think about how I need to start speaking out loud again. I've been finding myself feeling self conscious lately, and so I stopped doing it, but this video was a reminder that it's important to do so. Also, I'm very pleased to say that I passed the test without any fails. I mean, I ought to by now if Duolingo says I know 1,506 words, lol. このビデオをどもありがとう。もち先生の英語の話がうまいですよ遅いじゃないよ！And thank you for giving me the chance to think of all of that organically!
I love this video. It’s perfect. You don’t speak too slowly, you speak clearly. You enunciate perfectly. This lesson is exactly what I needed. Thank you so much. I will ALWAYS repeat after you Mochi sensei. 😀
I like repeating you. This is a really nice format for learning Japanese. The only one that wasn't known by me already was kaeru or kaerimasu for "to return home" (ie ni kaeru). If I was on a phone I would type more Japanese but don't have my laptop set up for this yet.
Very smart. As babies we do imitate and learn by proxy of imitation, context clues, and interaction. Rote memory probably has its place somewhere but some kind of work has to be done for the subtext (underneath the hood of the situation) to stick the words into the mind.
I really liked this approach, great video! I was going to suggest using each word in a sentence but then the quiz section started and that's what you did : )
先生、いつもありがとうございます。:) Thank you so much also for your basic japanese videos. It's really usefully for most of the people seeing verbs and nouns in sentences. It's more easy to memorize and understanding the grammar usage in a context. Greetings from Germany, Andi. またね
You speak at a perfect speed for others to learn with. I'm passing these over to a friend who is learning and wants to visit Japan soon. Thank you for doing such wonderful and informative videos.
Knowing or looking at the kanji helps with learning the pronunciation. The best way for me to learn is by learning the kanji alongside the verbal word.
Thank you so very much, I'm gonna meet some Japanese people who speak no English to learn some Japanese but I don't even know how to say one word right in Japanese so I'm really stressed out so thank you so much for your videos!!!
The cadence and sweet tone of your voice are perfect both for studying, and to put on in the background at bedtime. Arigato gozaimasu for all the kawaii and informative videos!
Sensei, I' m srilankan person, How to understand any person say words so speed. But sensei's teaching speed very clear understand me, Thank so much important video Arigatho sensei❤️🇱🇰🇯🇵
I love this dynamic!! It helped me a lot to refresh some material. You're so cool and helpful! I'm sure it's not just me who feels like this. もち先生のどうがは好きです! 本当に有難いです
as far as i am concerned のる means ride not get in. get in would be 入る. i know however that it is indeed 車に乗る. but apparently you could 乗るalso translate it with "get on" or "board"
I don't know about the rest, but in my case I can't speak Japanese after a whole year of studying because I can't compose phrases in real time, and not because I can or cannot say 「りんごを食べる」 I wish I knew if it's because I need to learn more grammar or vocabulary.
All are correct❤ I have a big problem...Sometimes I can't translate japanese to English...Please reply me mochi sensei how I improve my translating skill.From Sri Lanka
You're so cute! Find a way to look at the camera while speaking, and your videos will get sooo much warmer! ^_^ Thanks for this drills and all other videos!
Why do you substitute the "ru" word for the formal way in verbs like "taberu" and "miru" but not for another ones like "noru"? Are they irregular verbs or exceptions?
I dont know what you exactly mean, but Miru and taberu are ichidan verbs. "Ichi" is 1 and refers to only one form they build which is used for adding a suffix to the verb. Ichidan verbs are losing the "ru" and for being polite the "ru" is then replaced by "masu". Kaku and Noru are godan verbs. "Go" means five and refers to the 5 forms the verb builds to add suffixes like for past, potential, passive and so on. That means, noru has the forms Noru, nora~, noro~, nori~ and nore~ depending on which information you wanna add to the verb. Kaku has kaku, kaka~, kaki~, kako~ and kake~. It all follows a pattern. Im not so good at explaining but I hope it could help you with your problem :)
@@TheFlow1991 your explanation was perfect! That's exactly what I was wondering: Why "noru"'s formal was "norimasu" but "miru"'s was "mimasu". Thanks for your answer 🤘🕊️
@@yerayortiz7285 Im glad that I could help you. At the moment im between N5 and N4, but when I can help with my current knowledge, I try my best to help :)
Teacher, I am a student from Sri Lanka, my name is Lakshita, I am seventeen years old, I have been learning Japanese for three months by myself, I have learned Hiragana alphabet from the three Japanese alphabets. Difficult to learn.
"ni" marks the place where you go, "e" marks the direction. So basically in cases like this, you can use both, because result is the same. You wanna go to xxx
No, you don't speak very slowly, it's perfect. I'm Brazilian and I'm start studying through your videos. I love them
arigatou gozaimasu!!!❤
i think that too, that speed and pronounce are perfect... nothing to complain. ありがとうございます。
Já conseguiu ficar fluente, amigo?
Okk
Also, another thing that helped me a lot when learning English was not using words alone but in sentences. When you do it that way you are practicing a lot of things beside vocabulary... Like grammar and when the structures "feel right/wrong".
As someone who has been learning for over a year (388 consecutive days, not one skipped), I really want to thank you for this video. It's made me think about how I need to start speaking out loud again. I've been finding myself feeling self conscious lately, and so I stopped doing it, but this video was a reminder that it's important to do so.
Also, I'm very pleased to say that I passed the test without any fails. I mean, I ought to by now if Duolingo says I know 1,506 words, lol.
このビデオをどもありがとう。もち先生の英語の話がうまいですよ遅いじゃないよ！And thank you for giving me the chance to think of all of that organically!
1:43 たべる
2:13 いく
2:46 のむ
3:16 よむ
3:52 みる
4:23 かく
4:58 のる
5:35 かえる
6:09 かう
6:45 あう
I love this video. It’s perfect. You don’t speak too slowly, you speak clearly. You enunciate perfectly. This lesson is exactly what I needed. Thank you so much. I will ALWAYS repeat after you Mochi sensei. 😀
thank you for kind comment☺️✨
Loll
I like repeating you. This is a really nice format for learning Japanese. The only one that wasn't known by me already was kaeru or kaerimasu for "to return home" (ie ni kaeru). If I was on a phone I would type more Japanese but don't have my laptop set up for this yet.
thank you!
please output it everyday!
This video is PURRFECT!!!
Please make more of this phrases video.
It's very useful 😆 Thank uuu senseiiii
Very smart. As babies we do imitate and learn by proxy of imitation, context clues, and interaction. Rote memory probably has its place somewhere but some kind of work has to be done for the subtext (underneath the hood of the situation) to stick the words into the mind.
Thank you for the lesson 😁 You always have great videos
I really liked this approach, great video!
I was going to suggest using each word in a sentence but then the quiz section started and that's what you did : )
Every little bit helps.... I enjoy all that you do. Thank you.
先生、いつもありがとうございます。:) Thank you so much also for your basic japanese videos. It's really usefully for most of the people seeing verbs and nouns in sentences. It's more easy to memorize and understanding the grammar usage in a context. Greetings from Germany, Andi. またね
I love how you start slow and then say it faster. Excellent video. Really helped me a lot!!!
Thank you so much for taking your time to making these videos they are so helpful!❤❤❤
I very much appreciate the fact that you speak slowly and clearly, it makes it that much easier to learn. Thank you 🙏🏾
Mochi you are absolutely fantastic 👍 Very much Obliged ! I truly find your videos understandable and Useful, Thank you for your kindness 😊
Keep it going sensei! I love the tips you gave here, ありがとうぐざいます
Thank you, Mochi Sensei!
When I study Japanese, I write them down in my notebook so that I won't forget! I love your videos so much!!
This was super helpful very fun thank you I was able to see another light to this beautiful language yet again thank you Mochi Sensei
You speak at a perfect speed for others to learn with. I'm passing these over to a friend who is learning and wants to visit Japan soon. Thank you for doing such wonderful and informative videos.
Knowing or looking at the kanji helps with learning the pronunciation. The best way for me to learn is by learning the kanji alongside the verbal word.
Nice! Thanks a lot Mochi Sensei!
Thank you so very much, I'm gonna meet some Japanese people who speak no English to learn some Japanese but I don't even know how to say one word right in Japanese so I'm really stressed out so thank you so much for your videos!!!
Your speaking is perfect 🙌
Dziękujemy.
I just realized, thank you so so much!!
This one was so helpful and it was fun to practice like this. Sugoii 🍀✨ Arigato Mochi Sensei ❤️🍀✨
I was surprised with myself I knew most of these! Sometimes you don’t realize you’re actually making progress until you’re tested
I love the way you speak, your my favourite teacher online ♥️💐💐
Thank you Sensei so much !
I would have loved to have a teacher like you
The cadence and sweet tone of your voice are perfect both for studying, and to put on in the background at bedtime. Arigato gozaimasu for all the kawaii and informative videos!
I am really grateful with you. These videos are helping me a lot. ✨✨✨✨
Sensei, please make it a series. Eagerly waiting for the next 10 verbs. ありがとうございます
okaaayyy!☺️✨
Iam learner for n5 level your vedios more help my Japanese knowledge thank u❤❤
Sensei, I' m srilankan person,
How to understand any person say words so speed.
But sensei's teaching speed very clear understand me,
Thank so much important video
Arigatho sensei❤️🇱🇰🇯🇵
レッスンの先生、ありがとうございました ❤
モチ先生のヴィデオはとてもおもしろいです。ありがとうございます。
Hi there. Love your content. I’m from Brazil, starting the nihongo study in my city but improving so much with your videos. Congrats👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you big help!
These videos are incredibly helpful. Thank you.
thank you so much!!!
i am going to japan for my 10th anniversary with my girl ^ ^
it is our dream location and i am super happy to learn from you ♡
Thanks!
thank you so much for your support!🎉
Very nice style to teach..
Miss.Thank you very much. I don't worry to study Japanese anymore by you.Arigato Go Zai Masu...🙂😑🤗❤️❤️
You are not really slow - very perfect for foreigners. Keep it up
I love this dynamic!! It helped me a lot to refresh some material. You're so cool and helpful! I'm sure it's not just me who feels like this.
もち先生のどうがは好きです! 本当に有難いです
That's actually veeery helpful, very very helpful
Your English is too good❤️❤️
Thank you so much 😍 your pronunciation is so good 😇
Thanks to You i can learn japanesee and english. Greetings from Poland 😊😊😊
先生ありがとうございます､よくわかる
I love this video and perfect thanks to you
確かに私は長い間日本語を学んでいますが、間違いがたくさんあります。Learning from Mochi-sensei helps!
Thank you for another wonderful video
Thank you for the video
Is really helpful
ありがとう先生
I like when you say "iku".
Tq very much
Very amazing Video thanks a lot!
😍like this. thank your idea
アドバイスありがとう－! 復習しよう!(^÷^)
食べる • 行く • 飲む • 読む • 見る • 書く • 乗る • 帰る • 買う • 合う
ありがとうもちせんせい！手伝いました 🩷
excelente!!! muchas gracias !!
Really helpful thz!! sensei!!
Thank you very much
Thank u❤❤❤
ありがとございますせんせい❤❤❤
Part 2 Japanese Words & phrases
ありがとう
You're very good
Nani tf. Who thinks you’re speaking is slow? Sensei you are like completely daijobu. Anyways great content as expected.
Yeah, anyone who says she is talking slow is konoyarou
nani tf!😂
thats funny!
Nani tf😂😂😂😂
Nani tf I’m absolutely dead
Thank you SO MUCH!!!!!!!!
thanks for watching😊
I like this young lady. Hello from the USA.
にほんご わ べんきょうしています
I hope I got it right! 🤓
にほんご を べんきょうしています。
very close!☺️
@@mochirealjapanese3430Ah yes, I used "wa" instead of "wo" particle! Rats! 😩
A great video. いつもありがとう
いえいえ！❤
Wow she sounded so different!!!
as far as i am concerned のる means ride not get in. get in would be 入る. i know however that it is indeed 車に乗る. but apparently you could 乗るalso translate it with "get on" or "board"
Arigato gozaimasu
🙏 😎 🙏
I don't know about the rest, but in my case I can't speak Japanese after a whole year of studying because I can't compose phrases in real time, and not because I can or cannot say 「りんごを食べる」
I wish I knew if it's because I need to learn more grammar or vocabulary.
Lol. Nice job Mochi-sensei!
Can someone explain what to use when u are riding something are u suppose to use で or に ?
Shero at the back❤
All are correct❤ I have a big problem...Sometimes I can't translate japanese to English...Please reply me mochi sensei how I improve my translating skill.From Sri Lanka
I'll be honest, you look beautiful and it makes it easier to study the Japanese language. 😍 thank you.
So Ringo star is an Apple?
4 done
おはようございますせんせい❤
Kakoii sensei desu!
You're so cute! Find a way to look at the camera while speaking, and your videos will get sooo much warmer! ^_^ Thanks for this drills and all other videos!
Hi, thanks so much for your teachings. Do you have a school in Japan?
song name please 😮❤❤
My cutee sensey❤
Is that okay for us to say ie ni kaeru without masu form? Is that rude or wrongdoings?
先程アニメのビデオ見た本当に面白かったもしかして15年間日本いるけど時々毎日会話それ難しくないけど新聞など雑誌の漢字読み方わからない。一所懸命で頑張ったけど次のレベル上がれば通り見つけない
はい、先生❗️
Why do you substitute the "ru" word for the formal way in verbs like "taberu" and "miru" but not for another ones like "noru"? Are they irregular verbs or exceptions?
I dont know what you exactly mean, but Miru and taberu are ichidan verbs. "Ichi" is 1 and refers to only one form they build which is used for adding a suffix to the verb. Ichidan verbs are losing the "ru" and for being polite the "ru" is then replaced by "masu". Kaku and Noru are godan verbs. "Go" means five and refers to the 5 forms the verb builds to add suffixes like for past, potential, passive and so on. That means, noru has the forms Noru, nora~, noro~, nori~ and nore~ depending on which information you wanna add to the verb. Kaku has kaku, kaka~, kaki~, kako~ and kake~. It all follows a pattern. Im not so good at explaining but I hope it could help you with your problem :)
@@TheFlow1991 your explanation was perfect! That's exactly what I was wondering: Why "noru"'s formal was "norimasu" but "miru"'s was "mimasu". Thanks for your answer 🤘🕊️
@@yerayortiz7285 Im glad that I could help you. At the moment im between N5 and N4, but when I can help with my current knowledge, I try my best to help :)
Konnichiwa Sensei, you are awesome, how to reach you? I am not in Facebook or Instagram
Teacher, I am a student from Sri Lanka, my name is Lakshita, I am seventeen years old, I have been learning Japanese for three months by myself, I have learned Hiragana alphabet from the three Japanese alphabets. Difficult to learn.
great!
please keep working on Japanese with me😊
@@mochirealjapanese3430 okay sensei Thankyou
ni iku?
i thought ' e iku'
good job sensei
"ni" marks the place where you go, "e" marks the direction. So basically in cases like this, you can use both, because result is the same. You wanna go to xxx
I got hungry (again!) after repeating "taberu" for like 10 times 😂
haha i'm so so hungry right now too!😋
ありがとう せんせ