Ahhh so わくわくする has to do with anticipation! I knew it meant to get excited but ドキドキする also meant that, so I wasn't sure when to use either one. Thank you! :)
Yes, わくわくする is used when you refer something you're looking forward to. For example, you can say "明日のコンサートのことを考えるとわくわくする。" (Ashita no konsaato no koto o kangaeru to wakuwaku suru. / I get excited when I think about the concert tomorrow.) It might become ドキドキする(get excited but nervous as well) if you're talking about your own concert. Best of luck! www.JapanesePod101.com
トラさんコメントありがとうございます!ほとんど正解(correct)ですが、少しだけなおします(fix)ね!桜が咲き始まる→桜が咲き始める 人がワクワクするはずだけどけど→人(みんな、皆)がワクワクするはずだけどあってるかどうかちょっと緊張してる!→あってるかどうかちょっと心配!might be better :)Thank you very much for the comment!Sincerely,TeamJapanesePod101.com
Can you talk about spring in Japanese? This week Risa will teach you five spring verbs, only she doesn't know what they are yet! Check out this video: th-cam.com/video/vbHneGmg5uc/w-d-xo.html Tip) Want to learn more spring verbs? Click here to get your FREE Word List: ow.ly/vUpRP
ます is the polite form of the 辞書形 or dictionary form (verbs ending in the うcolumn.) You use it when you want to express a non-past action (that means present or future) in a formal way. For example, when talking to strangers, to your superior or an elder.
こんにちわ 先輩, I have an idea. You could do kanji lessons. To make it simpler to learn you could have themed lessons. Kanji are made up of radicals which can appear in multiple different kanji the kanji for fire and candle have 1 similar candle
Itto Hontou ni Nan ka hisashiburi Dana natsukashi kimochi desu. Boku wa itsumo oboettemashita sono taimu datte boku wa ano toki mou itsumo nihonpod101 to risa Chan no zenbu no bedio mou mitemashit. Ano toki no wa mou risa Chan motto motto kawaii yo demo jikan kawatta risa Chan mo mou sugoku kawarimasgita boku mo made desu. Itto kono bedio ni wa mou 10nenmai desu ka, itto boku wa ano toki no wa mou mada 19 demo to sukoshi yo soshite 20sai natimashita datte kono bedio ni wa mou 15 April 2014 to boku no tanjoubi no wa mou 19 May dakara mou at 1 month to 4 hi or days in english desu
こんにちは。Both could be correct, but I personally use この町から more often than この町に.1-私のいえはこの町に近い(My house is close to this town.)2-私のいえはこの町から近い(My house is close from this town.)Sincerely,TeamJapanesePod101.com
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Ahhh so わくわくする has to do with anticipation! I knew it meant to get excited but ドキドキする also meant that, so I wasn't sure when to use either one.
Thank you! :)
Yes, わくわくする is used when you refer something you're looking forward to.
For example, you can say
"明日のコンサートのことを考えるとわくわくする。"
(Ashita no konsaato no koto o kangaeru to wakuwaku suru. / I get excited when I think about the concert tomorrow.)
It might become ドキドキする(get excited but nervous as well) if you're talking about your own concert.
Best of luck!
www.JapanesePod101.com
Risa san , 本当にありがとうございます ♥
very nice!!! :D 💙
リサさんのビデオ大好き! なぜかわからないけど、 リサさんの声を聞くとドキドキしちゃう。春は桜が咲き始まるから人がワクワクするはずだけどけど、アメリカで桜はそんなにないから、また日本に行って桜を見に行きたいなぁ! この例はあってるかどうかちょっと緊張してる!w
今週の単語を全部使いたかった。 あってる?
次のビデオが楽しみ!^_^
ートラ
トラさんコメントありがとうございます!ほとんど正解(correct)ですが、少しだけなおします(fix)ね!桜が咲き始まる→桜が咲き始める 人がワクワクするはずだけどけど→人(みんな、皆)がワクワクするはずだけどあってるかどうかちょっと緊張してる!→あってるかどうかちょっと心配!might be better :)Thank you very much for the comment!Sincerely,TeamJapanesePod101.com
Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com 直してくれてありがとう! このチャネルは本当に良いね! ちゃんと返事してるし。すげぇー。 次のレッスン楽しみ!又頑張って全部の単語を(使って/含めて)例文つくろうとしまぁす!
So cute :x
今回の例文
1) 好きな人に会うとドキドキする。
2) 4月は新しいことがたくさん始まる。
3) 次の日に楽しい事があるとわくわくする。
4) 桜の花が咲く。
5) 人前に出ると緊張する。
These are so cute... or is that our host? :-)
So... CUTE!
Can you talk about spring in Japanese?
This week Risa will teach you five spring verbs, only she doesn't know what they are yet! Check out this video: th-cam.com/video/vbHneGmg5uc/w-d-xo.html
Tip) Want to learn more spring verbs? Click here to get your FREE Word List: ow.ly/vUpRP
Konnachiwa I'm still a kid I'm Malay 11 years old . I want to learn japanese can you help me ?
I only can introduce myselft in japanese
And some japanese word
She’s so pretty ^_^
前のビデオ好きな季節みたいなリサのブロッグビデオはもうされてないのですか?色々感想とか発想聞かされてすごく面白いと思います :)
コメントありがとうございます。
ちょうど今ブログシリーズも作っていますので、アップロードまで楽しみにしていてください :)
ご意見ありがとうございます!
Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com やった!はい、楽しみにしております。こちらのビデオのように毎週作って頂ければいいですね
Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com やった!はい、楽しみにしております。こちらのビデオのように毎週作って頂ければいいですね
You don't need to conjugate verbs? When do I use ます?
It's the polite form..
ます is the polite form of the 辞書形 or dictionary form (verbs ending in the うcolumn.) You use it when you want to express a non-past action (that means present or future) in a formal way. For example, when talking to strangers, to your superior or an elder.
Hi Sissou-san,ます is a polite form of verbs. e.g. 走ります(I run)話します(I speak/talk)Sincerely,Team JapanesePod101.com
こんにちわ 先輩,
I have an idea. You could do kanji lessons. To make it simpler to learn you could have themed lessons. Kanji are made up of radicals which can appear in multiple different kanji the kanji for fire and candle have 1 similar candle
lol, 0:41 kawaii-desu
Itto Hontou ni Nan ka hisashiburi Dana natsukashi kimochi desu. Boku wa itsumo oboettemashita sono taimu datte boku wa ano toki mou itsumo nihonpod101 to risa Chan no zenbu no bedio mou mitemashit. Ano toki no wa mou risa Chan motto motto kawaii yo demo jikan kawatta risa Chan mo mou sugoku kawarimasgita boku mo made desu. Itto kono bedio ni wa mou 10nenmai desu ka, itto boku wa ano toki no wa mou mada 19 demo to sukoshi yo soshite 20sai natimashita datte kono bedio ni wa mou 15 April 2014 to boku no tanjoubi no wa mou 19 May dakara mou at 1 month to 4 hi or days in english desu
Cute... :X
dokidoki wakuwaku
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Mamasita, usted por qué es tan linda? Quiero una mujer tan linda como tú. Soy tu fan - Saludos desde Latino América :)
こんいちは
聞きたいことがあったが、
1-私のいえはこの町に近い
2-私のいえはこの町から近い
正しいのはどっちか?
by the way i tried to say my home is close to the city.
ウチとこの町は近いです。
こんにちは。Both could be correct, but I personally use この町から more often than この町に.1-私のいえはこの町に近い(My house is close to this town.)2-私のいえはこの町から近い(My house is close from this town.)Sincerely,TeamJapanesePod101.com
Or you could also say 私のいえとこの町は近い(です)。:)
ありがとうございます
Your beautiful
もっとつくってください。。。
Hi Dahlias Butron,
Thank you for the comment! Sure we will! :D
Team JapanesePod101.com
Cute... :X