I know someone else said to have the English translations but, this way it forced me to use my Japanese brain. Extremely useful and has helped me tremendously in learning new words and reviewing. Great sentences too, using a lot of the words I already know.
thank you so much for a single video that cointains every single word, has very simple example sentences and that doesn't provide the english translation, this forces me to think in japanese more.
Excellent, here I begin my journey to learn Japanese. I will edit this everyday and tell about my progress. Note:I had learned hiragana and katakana a week before but was too lazy to start learning more Day 1:Learned 20 vocabs from your video. Learned 10 kanjis Read and learned about は、が、も and だ。
This is my favorite background listening-vocabulary practice. I like the speaker's voice, slow and fast, and no computer-voice is being used. Only when I don't understand or when I want to see the Kanji then I sometimes take a look at my screen trying to read it. Unfortunately you have produced it only for N5 and N4. It would be great if you could make the same for N3, too. Anyway, thank you very much for this valuable learning material. You have helped me a lot!
Translating the sentences would be useful for me because I listen to these type of videos as a podcast, without looking at the screen. Also as a suggestion, for people who do want to look at the characters on the screen, dark background is so much better.
Great video. Very helpful for beginners! I have a question. At 2:30, in the sentence 先生は足がながいです。Can I use の instead of は? If so, what is the difference? Thank you in advance!
@japanese language &jobs Thank you so much for your effort. This is really a great help for me to understand how each word is used in real life. I’m very happy to see your video as I’ve been struggling to understand how each word fit in a sentence.
I find it difficult to read when the word is split up across the whole screen. I believe the furigana above the kanji or after the word would be nicer. Also the particles at the beginning of the words are strange to me. Example: 姉（あね）は買（か）い物（もの）に行（い）きました。 買い物 is very long and broken up. Instead I suggest: 姉（あね）は 買い物（かいもの）に 行きました（いきました）。 or even better: This would fit well on the screen I believe. あね か もの い 姉は 買い物に 行きました。 Please understand that I really like this video! I think it is a good way to study and I will continue to use it to learn! I am just trying to suggest a constructive feedback. I subscribe and look forward to new videos!
Idea! English close captions!? If you were to add an English translation in the captions that would allow people to hide/show it when they want. They could use it as an answer sheet. I'm torn on the English vs no English translation of the sentence. I like how I'm able to think and translate the sentence myself, but it would be nice to know if I'm correct. Any words I don't know I have to pause and look up.
well we use it in basically the same way. for example 猫が好きです literally means "cats (are) likeable" but I'm pretty sure no one means it in that way. thus we translate it as "(I) like cats"
@@jellyfrogfish yea that's for sure, but it messes up the knowledge of the ga particle and the verbs, for those who don't know that it means "is likeable", and not "to like".
I'm sorry for your dissatisfaction. Do you want me to talk a little more slowly? If so, from now on, when I make a video of N5, I will try to speak a little more slowly. Either way, thank you for watching my video. And thank you for your comment! ごふまんがあったようで、すみません。 もうすこし ゆっくり はなして ほしいですか？ もし、そうであれば、次から N5のビデオを 作るときは もう少し ゆっくり 話すように してみます。 どちらにしても、ビデオをご覧いただきありがとうございます。 また、コメントありがとうございました。
Can anyone explain to me why kanji for all words isn't used? I see many videos on yt do this, what's the reason. Isn't kanji imp for those specific words ?
21:18 such a strange sentence, it takes me 10 minutes to completely understand and I founded a mistake(missing “de(で) in the sentence). But anyway thanks for this video 😊
some don't have kanji. Kanji is easier for me than hiragana. This is just for me (please ignore) 上がる 明後日 飴 浴びる 椅子 一度 一番 色々 嬉しい 美味し 送ろ お腹 面白い 可愛い 綺麗 下さい 醤油 豆腐 皆
i was annoyed by the sentences not being in english, HOWEVER, shortly after i realized that if I were to listen to this a few times it would become more and more clear as i pick up the individually defined words.
@@JapaneseLanguage i can read what you write but cant understand yet. because of that i had said that you should translate your example centences honey ;)
Thank you for your comment. I'm not a very good English speaker, so I may have slacked off a bit. I'll try to add translations as much as possible in the future.
I know someone else said to have the English translations but, this way it forced me to use my Japanese brain. Extremely useful and has helped me tremendously in learning new words and reviewing. Great sentences too, using a lot of the words I already know.
すてきなコメントありがとうございます！！
Fgg
This is an amazing video for those like me who are just starting out learning Japanese. Thank you for all your hard work and effort.
コメントありがとうございます！
thank you so much for a single video that cointains every single word, has very simple example sentences and that doesn't provide the english translation, this forces me to think in japanese more.
Excellent, here I begin my journey to learn Japanese. I will edit this everyday and tell about my progress.
Note:I had learned hiragana and katakana a week before but was too lazy to start learning more
Day 1:Learned 20 vocabs from your video. Learned 10 kanjis
Read and learned about は、が、も and だ。
コメントありがとうございます！
bro only lasted 1 day
Maybe は、が、も and だ were the friends we made along the way..
This must have been a lot of work for you. I appreciate it very much! Thank you for doing this and helping us so well! Doumou arigatou gozaimasu 🙏🏻
すてきなコメントありがとうございます！
@@JapaneseLanguageyea thanks from me too , you probably don't realize how much this has helped many ppl ,
Thank you very much for your efforts and wonderful contents.
Your talking speed are just right.
コメントありがとうございます！！
これからもいっしょにがんばりましょう。
This is my favorite background listening-vocabulary practice. I like the speaker's voice, slow and fast, and no computer-voice is being used. Only when I don't understand or when I want to see the Kanji then I sometimes take a look at my screen trying to read it. Unfortunately you have produced it only for N5 and N4. It would be great if you could make the same for N3, too. Anyway, thank you very much for this valuable learning material. You have helped me a lot!
コメントありがとうございます。
勉強がんばって下さい。
This is very helpful. Would be fantastic if the sentence was also translated into English. Thank you for helping us Japanese learners
感想ありがとうございます！
@@JapaneseLanguage どういたしまして!
I was looking for this kind of material
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
コメントありがとうございます
One of the best videos to learn Japanese!
素敵なコメントありがとうございます！
this is excellent. love the examples and variations
コメントありがとうございます
この日本語チャンネル一番ですよ。ありがとうございます。僕はN4のために勉強中です。とてもむずかしいだけど楽しいし長い道ですね。
頑張って下さい！
Thank you for making this video! It's really useful.
こちらこそありがとうございます
Thank you so much this is super helpful. And the example sentences are really great.
素敵なコメントありがとうございます！
Translating the sentences would be useful for me because I listen to these type of videos as a podcast, without looking at the screen. Also as a suggestion, for people who do want to look at the characters on the screen, dark background is so much better.
コメントありがとうございます！
I love this so much and I love that there's no english so I am forced to learn the Japanese, no cheating :)
👍👍👍
わざわざありがとうございます😢 I want to learn Japanese to read reference books for handicrafts. I hope I can become fluent
Thank you, your videos are really helpful!!!!
コメントありがとうございます！
Great chennal
thank you so much for this amazing video!
Thank you for your nice comment. ありがとうございます！
Awesome for reviewing!
コメントありがとうございます！
Thank you so much .......... 💖💖💖💖💖
こんなハートマークあるんですね！
This is great thank you!
勉強がんばって下さい！
Great video. Very helpful for beginners!
I have a question. At 2:30, in the sentence 先生は足がながいです。Can I use の instead of は? If so, what is the difference? Thank you in advance!
この動画をご覧いただきありがとうございました。
勉強がんばって下さい。
This is really good for learning to listen at the same time.
かわいい顔のイラストですね！！
@japanese language &jobs
Thank you so much for your effort. This is really a great help for me to understand how each word is used in real life. I’m very happy to see your video as I’ve been struggling to understand how each word fit in a sentence.
コメントありがとうございます！
trying to sleeplearn it and it kinda works, thanx!
寝ながら勉強・・・
いいですね！
I find it difficult to read when the word is split up across the whole screen. I believe the furigana above the kanji or after the word would be nicer. Also the particles at the beginning of the words are strange to me.
Example:
姉（あね）は買（か）い物（もの）に行（い）きました。
買い物 is very long and broken up. Instead I suggest:
姉（あね）は 買い物（かいもの）に 行きました（いきました）。
or even better: This would fit well on the screen I believe.
あね か もの い
姉は 買い物に 行きました。
Please understand that I really like this video! I think it is a good way to study and I will continue to use it to learn! I am just trying to suggest a constructive feedback. I subscribe and look forward to new videos!
コメントありがとうございます。
とても建設的な意見大変感謝しております。
Thank you for your comment.
I appreciate your very constructive feedback.
Thank you for making this 🙏
コメントありがとうございます！！
This is perfect, thankyou.
すてきな コメント ありがとうございます！
this video is awesome, thank you
ご返信遅くなってすみません。
コメントありがとうございます。
好きです。。ありがとうございます
素敵なコメントありがとうございます！
Might I ask? We can use に or と before 会う interchangeably, right?
コメントありがとうございます。
勉強がんばって下さい。
It is very useful bcoz with sample sentense. domo arigatokozaimasu
コメントありがとうございます！
ありがとう❤
Excellent practice. A nice clear approach.
コメントありがとうございます
Idea! English close captions!? If you were to add an English translation in the captions that would allow people to hide/show it when they want. They could use it as an answer sheet.
I'm torn on the English vs no English translation of the sentence. I like how I'm able to think and translate the sentence myself, but it would be nice to know if I'm correct. Any words I don't know I have to pause and look up.
とても参考になるコメントありがとうございます。感謝致します。
Thank you very much for your very helpful comments. I appreciate it.
ありがとうございました先生
この動画をご覧いただきありがとうございました。
勉強がんばって下さい。
Thank you very much. Very useful. Arigato
ビデオを見て下さりありがとうございます！
べんきようわがんばります。ありがとうございました。
すてきなコメントありがとうございます。
Arigatou, Sensei 👍
👍
This is very good.
コメントありがとうございます！
Arigatou. Very helpful 😊
こちらこそありがとうございます！
ビデオ見てくれてthank You
本当にありがとうございます❤️
コメントありがとうございます。
JLPTがんばって下さい！
Hello, great job, do you have al this phrases? please !
th-cam.com/video/afyh7wNceKs/w-d-xo.html
How about this?
Thanks .it is supprot to me .
コメントありがとうございます！
@@JapaneseLanguage okanesamadesu
Finally someone that says that Suki is "likeable" (or pleasant) and not TO LIKE....
コメントありがとうございます！
well we use it in basically the same way. for example
猫が好きです literally means "cats (are) likeable" but I'm pretty sure no one means it in that way. thus we translate it as "(I) like cats"
@@jellyfrogfish yea that's for sure, but it messes up the knowledge of the ga particle and the verbs, for those who don't know that it means "is likeable", and not "to like".
@@theresnothinghere59 true but i guess i just meant i understand the mix up
Personal timestamps
1. 4:25
2. 10:05
3. 34:22
コメントありがとうございます。
勉強がんばってください。
Hii is this how we say, “this book is red in colour” in Japanese.
このほんがいろわあかいです。
👍
Wow congratulations for constructing your first sentence in japanese
Please take as more as listening of JLPT N4
I'm sorry for your dissatisfaction.
Do you want me to talk a little more slowly?
If so, from now on, when I make a video of N5, I will try to speak a little more slowly.
Either way, thank you for watching my video. And thank you for your comment!
ごふまんがあったようで、すみません。
もうすこし ゆっくり はなして ほしいですか？
もし、そうであれば、次から N5のビデオを 作るときは
もう少し ゆっくり 話すように してみます。
どちらにしても、ビデオをご覧いただきありがとうございます。
また、コメントありがとうございました。
@@JapaneseLanguage maybe he wanted you to make more videos like this one but for N4
そうですね。来年は もっと たくさん ビデオを UPLOAD できるように がんばります。
@@JapaneseLanguage ❤❤❤ thank you for your effort on helping us
たくさんの コメント ありがとうございます！ メリークリスマス！！
Is this vocabulary enough to pass JLPT N5 Exam. Can you please answer my question.
多分大丈夫ですが・・・責任は持てません・・
運営機関ではないので・・すみません。
Hmmm kind of
Can anyone explain to me why kanji for all words isn't used? I see many videos on yt do this, what's the reason. Isn't kanji imp for those specific words ?
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@@JapaneseLanguage what-💀
21:18 such a strange sentence, it takes me 10 minutes to completely understand and I founded a mistake(missing “de(で) in the sentence). But anyway thanks for this video 😊
コメントありがとうございます！
Thanks, Isn't Atsui means also Hot?
？・・・
厚い（あつい）thick
熱い（あつい）Hot
の事でしょうか？
ほかに
暑い(あつい) hot (weather, etc.) などもあります！
勉強がんばって下さい。
some don't have kanji. Kanji is easier for me than hiragana. This is just for me (please ignore)
上がる
明後日
飴
浴びる
椅子
一度
一番
色々
嬉しい
美味し
送ろ
お腹
面白い
可愛い
綺麗
下さい
醤油
豆腐
皆
とてもN5の動画を見ている方だとは思えないレベルですね！
素晴らしいですよ！
これからも勉強がんばって下さい！
Can someone translate the sequence "ato ikutsu hoshii desu ka"?
Google翻訳はどうですか？
11:09 16:58
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i was annoyed by the sentences not being in english, HOWEVER, shortly after i realized that if I were to listen to this a few times it would become more and more clear as i pick up the individually defined words.
コメントありがとうございます！
Excuse me, how do you translate this sentence to 13:54?
五つ買ってくれたら一つあげるよ。
グーグルほんやく(Google Translation) If you buy five, I'll give you one.
この機械翻訳であってます。グーグルほんやくを上手に使ってみて下さい。
@@JapaneseLanguage ありがとうございました！
9:15
17:16
がんばって下さい
Is it enough for jlpt n5
I think you will pass this test if you remember all the words！
がんばって下さい。
Ogenke desks ?
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1:04:04
どらえもん？
👍
@@JapaneseLanguage 笑笑
You kind of have to know the vocab before you can get use of this, imo
Good luck!
コメントありがとうございます
I think you should have translated the exaple sentences.
おっしゃるとおりです・・・
今度作るときは翻訳しますね・・・
コメントありがとうございます！
@@JapaneseLanguage i can read what you write but cant understand yet. because of that i had said that you should translate your example centences honey ;)
Thank you for your comment.
I'm not a very good English speaker, so I may have slacked off a bit.
I'll try to add translations as much as possible in the future.
@@JapaneseLanguage it's ok without them, we learn faster.
Is there a typo at 1:02:06 ? さとうとミルクはいれもすか？
？
さとうとミルクは入れますか？ ←正解ですIt's a correct sentence
？？？？
@@JapaneseLanguage I can not hear "ha" clearly. Thank you so much for your reply and this video :)
@@TuyetNguyen-le5rv I see. I am sorry that I did not speak clearly.
Thank you for watching my video!
Hi, can you please let me know the meaning of sentence "上着のボタンを止めた"? Thank you very much
あといくつほしいですか no sense?!
コメントありがとうございます！
居るよ ✊
居るの？
❤❤
コメントありがとうございます。
Your pronunciation of ‘na’ and ‘ta’ is very confusing. Overall good practice.
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See.
🤙
👍
Is the person speaking these a native Japanese speaker
Thanks for not using romaji!
すみませんでした・・・
コメントありがとうございます。
I thought its tomodachi ni au
👍
Stopped listening because, though grammatically correct, some of his example sentences are kinda nonsense...
2:13:49
勉強がんばって下さい。