thank you very much for the short but really insightful videos. Ive been studying on my own but this is one of the few videos Ive found to explain nigate which I can hear being used a lot
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From my observation, japanese don't even express don't like. They will only say "Maa.. Maa.." 😂 Btw good job. Your videos are very cute and informative.
Haha that's quite true that Japanese speakers don't often express their dislikes compared to other language speakers! Thank you so much for watching the video! 🙏😊
Your channel is really nice. I like how learning Japanese turns into something more relaxed and easy with your videos. We see that you spend time creating them and it's really pleasant. Do you draw all the characters yourself?
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@@TingBie Yes! If someone asks you 'Do you like dogs?', you can reply by saying '犬はちょっと...(inu wa chotto...)'. 'ちょっと (chotto) means 'a little' in Japanese, but also can be used when you want to say 'No' indirectly. However, if you want to say 'I'm not really a dog person.' without someone asking you, it is more clear to say ' 犬があまり好きじゃありません。 (inu ga amari suki ja arimasen= I don't really like dogs)'.
THANK YOU for another amazing lesson. I'm learning so much from these videos and I'm very thankful. This is NOT a complaint, but I would like to point out that in standard English: Q: Do you like dogs? A: Yes, I do* (not "Yes, I like") (in short answers standard English always uses the same modal/auxiliary used in the question; to use the verb, you also need a pronoun or noun) Alternative -> A: Yes, I like dogs. / A: Yes, I like them. Other examples: 1 Q: Can you drive? A: Yes, I can / No, I can't (same modal used in the question) 2 Q: Have you ever been abroad? A: Yes I have / No, I haven't (here the verbal tense is 'present perfect',so 'have' is not the verb, but the auxiliary) 3 Q: Are you a student? A: Yes, I am / No, I'm not (the verb 'BE' is special, as it works as an auxiliary of itself - we used BE in the question, so we use it in the answer)
Isnt ga always marking the doer of the action or the subject being in a certain state? So in this case the dog is not the object in Japanese but the doer. I would translate it more to For me, Dog is likeable/pleasant, which sounds more unnatural in English but it is how Japanese works, isn't it? This way the particles mark what they usually mark.
Thank you for your question. Regarding the sentence ' 私は犬が好きです。(watashi wa inu ga suki desu.) = I like dogs.', the subject is '私 (watashi) = I'. The particle 'が (ga)' has many different usage, and as you pointed out, in some cases it's used as a subject marker. However, in this case 'が(ga)' is used to mark the object of the verb '好き (suki) = like'. This is becuase there is a grammar rule in Japanese that the verbs & adjectives that describe preference, ability, possession & like use the particle 'が' to mark its objects. I hope this helps!
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thank you very much for the short but really insightful videos. Ive been studying on my own but this is one of the few videos Ive found to explain nigate which I can hear being used a lot
Thank you so much for your comment and watching the video! 😊
This showed up in my feed. Im glad i clicked on it.
Great content!!! I learned way more in this single video than the couple of weeks hammering away in Anki.
Thank you so much for your comment! 🙏 I'm so glad to hear that my video helped your learning! 😊
I'm so grateful to you for your time that you spend for make these wonderful Japanese Lessons. Thanks for this wonderful opportunity in learning Japanese. Wish you health and happy 🙏💗☺️
Thank you so much for your kind comment! 🙏 Thank you for putting the effort into learning Japanese too! Wishing you all the best!! 😊
I love your videos, and how you explain things! Many more people should know about what you are doing here, because you are putting everything in a very simple and easy to understand form! Thank you, for all of us, who are just starting our Japanese journey
Thank you so much for your kind & encouraging comment, and putting the effort into learning Japanese! 😊🙏
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so helpful. really clear. thank you.
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To be fair, "I hate natto" is the correct strength in this situation for me :D
Your channel is the meaning of quality over quantity. All your videos are very entertaining and original + they are not too complicated for a beginner like me to follow! ありがとうございます！！ ^_^
Thank you so much for your kind words and watching my videos! 😊あいがとうございます🙏
Im so grateful for this channel!! Its soooo cute, and Im learning a lot watching each one of the dialogues and explanations! Please never stop doing It!!
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From my observation, japanese don't even express don't like. They will only say "Maa.. Maa.." 😂
Btw good job. Your videos are very cute and informative.
Haha that's quite true that Japanese speakers don't often express their dislikes compared to other language speakers! Thank you so much for watching the video! 🙏😊
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Your channel is really nice. I like how learning Japanese turns into something more relaxed and easy with your videos. We see that you spend time creating them and it's really pleasant. Do you draw all the characters yourself?
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japparott!!! i love it.. i really like your videos.. cute and understandable..thank you for making this a lot of japanese lessons video! i hope you can share about japanese grammar, slang, vocab, tips and other!! i can understand while watch your videos..sensei! please make much videos please!!! love itt fighting sensei!!!
Thank you so much for your encouraging words and feedback! 🙏I'm so glad to hear that you like my videos! Yes, I'd be happy to make more videos! 😊
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@@Japarrot_LetsLearnJP Oh, I just learned "ちょっと". Can I also say "犬はちょっと..." to show that I'm not really a dog person?
@@TingBie Yes! If someone asks you 'Do you like dogs?', you can reply by saying '犬はちょっと...(inu wa chotto...)'. 'ちょっと (chotto) means 'a little' in Japanese, but also can be used when you want to say 'No' indirectly. However, if you want to say 'I'm not really a dog person.' without someone asking you, it is more clear to say ' 犬があまり好きじゃありません。 (inu ga amari suki ja arimasen= I don't really like dogs)'.
@@Japarrot_LetsLearnJP I see. Thank you so much!
I learn a lot & its so cute & funny to watch! Thank you ❤
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Also, instead of じゃありません("ja arimasen") I use じゃない(janai) or ない(nai).
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I also like the grammar points thing
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thanks for your video! very useful! but a question "suki" is an adj instead of verb?
Thank you for your question! Yes, 'suki' is a na-adjective and can be attached to a noun as well.
i.e.) 好きな人 (suki na hito) - the person I like
THANK YOU for another amazing lesson. I'm learning so much from these videos and I'm very thankful.
This is NOT a complaint, but I would like to point out that in standard English:
Q: Do you like dogs?
A: Yes, I do* (not "Yes, I like") (in short answers standard English always uses the same modal/auxiliary used in the question; to use the verb, you also need a pronoun or noun)
Alternative -> A: Yes, I like dogs. / A: Yes, I like them.
Other examples:
1
Q: Can you drive?
A: Yes, I can / No, I can't (same modal used in the question)
2
Q: Have you ever been abroad?
A: Yes I have / No, I haven't (here the verbal tense is 'present perfect',so 'have' is not the verb, but the auxiliary)
3
Q: Are you a student?
A: Yes, I am / No, I'm not (the verb 'BE' is special, as it works as an auxiliary of itself - we used BE in the question, so we use it in the answer)
Thank you for your comment and pointing out these English grammar! 🙏
Chaneru ga sukidesu❤ hope I said it decently
Arigatoogozaimasu! 😊🙏
ありがとうございます！
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thank you for your lovely posts. You also have a kawaii accent 😅
Thank you! 😊🙏
Isnt ga always marking the doer of the action or the subject being in a certain state? So in this case the dog is not the object in Japanese but the doer. I would translate it more to For me, Dog is likeable/pleasant, which sounds more unnatural in English but it is how Japanese works, isn't it? This way the particles mark what they usually mark.
Thank you for your question. Regarding the sentence ' 私は犬が好きです。(watashi wa inu ga suki desu.) = I like dogs.', the subject is '私 (watashi) = I'. The particle 'が (ga)' has many different usage, and as you pointed out, in some cases it's used as a subject marker. However, in this case 'が(ga)' is used to mark the object of the verb '好き (suki) = like'. This is becuase there is a grammar rule in Japanese that the verbs & adjectives that describe preference, ability, possession & like use the particle 'が' to mark its objects. I hope this helps!
@@Japarrot_LetsLearnJP But isn't 好き an adjective?
do japanese not use "?"? i noticed you put a dot even at the end of question sentences
we use ? she made mistake
excuse me but I have read a book said that Japanese people don't usually use Watashi because it sounds unnatural. Is that right?
poor joy chan
Manga = comic book????
*Promo sm*
Uwu, it’s so cute
Thank you! 😊🙏
All your videos are so great! My #1 youtube channel for sure! After watching all your videos a few times I feel that I'm understanding and remembering so much. thank you!
Ohh thank you so much for your kind words and watching my videos! 🙏 I'm so excited to hear that you feel like now you are understanding and remembering Japanese so much!! That's amazing! I'm so happy to hear that!! 💖