Please don't address people with anata though! It's considered rude! Just use their name or position in place of anata. For example: Sam-san, sensei, etc.
I have printed out many of the flash cards after paying for my membership. And this is a great break from them. I have long long journey ahead of me. Gambarimasu!
Hey everyone! Please tell me how do i start my journey to learn japanese. I just dont knos where to start. Wont it be difficult, thee are so many words? Should i learn grammar, words or phrases??
I recommend starting with hiragana and katakana, after you have those memorized-and I really encourage you to memorize them-then you can start on greetings and grammar. However, you can learn greetings alongside kana. I just really encourage you to learn how to read Japanese without relying on Latin script. Such as "おはようございます" rather than learning how to say words using romaji "Ohayōgozaimasu" it might not make much of a difference when you're beginning, but as you continue on your journey you'll see a difference. Grammar includes things such as "AはBです" and other rules. After you have the Kana, basic greetings and grammar, vocabulary you can start on kanji. When you have enough, I recommend you start a journal. Describe your day in only Japanese, as you continue on you'll see your improvements in the language itself. Using more complex words and grammar.
@@KarsynMacenna HEYY!! u really helped me!! I was thinking of leaving my thought of learning japanese cause i did not know what to do! U really helped!! I will surely use these tips! Thanks a lot!! U mde my day:))
I can't start because i'm really struggle in the account why i did not follow up the password when i'm using the email then asking the password is not correct i don't know why can you help? I really want to learn 😭
I do not understand why "I am a teacher" means "kyoshi o shite imasu" As I know that teacher means "sensei" in Japanese May any of you guys explain this sentence to me
Calling yourself sensei can sound kind of pretentious, unless you are a professor or something. It's like "master" or "expert". Teachers at high school and ALTs etc are 教師, kyōshi. Sometimes admin staff or parents might refer to you as 先生 but best to undershoot when talking about yourself.
Sometimes a negation or negative verb forms are used in a similar way to English phrases like "Good, isn't it?" or " You did well didn't you?". For example, 昼ご飯を食べませんか。means "wouldn't you like to have lunch (with me)?"
In particles it’s は(wa). But if it’s in a word it would be わ(wa). Like in 私 it’s watashi (わたし). While in the particle it’s like: 私はハッサンです(watashi wa Hassan desu).Something like that. I hope you understand what I’m saying!
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One day i will learn everything
You and me both!
first phrase plays:
me: *i already know this is gonna help me*
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I’ve literally forgot, what it was, even though I’ve heard and read it less then a minute ago 🤪 sooo... it might be pretty useful to me too 😅
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Please don't address people with anata though! It's considered rude! Just use their name or position in place of anata. For example: Sam-san, sensei, etc.
I don't think that's right tho...where'd you heared that
What if we don’t know their name.
@@nottoday4082 its correct, search it up. Its for being polite
@@shichi9444 then ask for their name. O-namae wa?
@@nottoday4082 my Japanese teacher. Literally he is Japanese. I think he might know more than you or I do lol.
You have no idea, how these videos with phrases help us a lot. Thanks for the video.
I really impressed by this and I'm little bit improve by this thank you so much
You are really doing great job you are helping people for free 🙏 thank you sooo much .... Keep it up 😊 lots of love from india .. 💕💕
As a 11 year old girl trying to learn Japanese bc I wanna go to Japan and hopefully live there
Bro we’re the exact same-
Yay!
I learn japanese just so i could read an Untranslated manga lol
YESSS
THANK YOU RISA
AGAIN!
Dam, I only just completed flashcards for the 200 video a couple of weeks ago, can't keep up 😂
Your channel has helped so much thank you
Tonight i had a dream:
I was a student for a day in a Japanese school
i want to buy that dream if you know the folk tale
THAT'S EVERY WEEB'S DREAM
@GISELLE RODRIGUEZ i mean, ur not actually wrong- i wanna meet anime characters too🙂
Phrases starts:
My tongue: BLUWWBLRRRBRWA
This was very helpful! Thank you! :D
Thank you so much! ❤️
Hope to learn this language ,, now livingng ing japan need ti know everything ..
A table for five (yamete kudasai) 21:04 hahaha
Hahahaha I was wondering if I was the only one who notices hahahaha it’s so funny😂😂😂
I have printed out many of the flash cards after paying for my membership. And this is a great break from them. I have long long journey ahead of me. Gambarimasu!
My reading at Japanese is getting better
Pls i want to be ur student, the link u mentioned i ve not seen. I love Japanese language n i really want to speak it , with the natives, thank u.
Ohayo gozaimaz💕
21:03 a table for five example audio
That was fantastic!
Dayum son, where'd you find this?
Young money
21:04 yamete kudasai?
ikr i was like nani?
Hey everyone! Please tell me how do i start my journey to learn japanese. I just dont knos where to start. Wont it be difficult, thee are so many words? Should i learn grammar, words or phrases??
I recommend starting with hiragana and katakana, after you have those memorized-and I really encourage you to memorize them-then you can start on greetings and grammar. However, you can learn greetings alongside kana. I just really encourage you to learn how to read Japanese without relying on Latin script. Such as "おはようございます" rather than learning how to say words using romaji "Ohayōgozaimasu" it might not make much of a difference when you're beginning, but as you continue on your journey you'll see a difference.
Grammar includes things such as "AはBです" and other rules.
After you have the Kana, basic greetings and grammar, vocabulary you can start on kanji.
When you have enough, I recommend you start a journal. Describe your day in only Japanese, as you continue on you'll see your improvements in the language itself. Using more complex words and grammar.
@@KarsynMacenna HEYY!! u really helped me!! I was thinking of leaving my thought of learning japanese cause i did not know what to do! U really helped!! I will surely use these tips! Thanks a lot!! U mde my day:))
@@wildnest6740 I'm happy to help!
1:13
It's good and helpful
2:08
The second phrase is so long , CAN WE MAKE IT SHORT
You can just say “Mattaku.”
This is great
GOOD MORNING.
ohayo
4:46 so is it どしたの or どしたんだ lol
むずかしいです。
I still don’t understand how to understand Japanese words
Good for you! よかったじゃない(negative?)
Sometimes the negative form is used in positives, kinda like English uses "Good isn't it?"
How is it that "good for you!" is "Yokatta JA NAI" exactly? isn't that a negation or something?
ころしてある！！！！！
I can't start because i'm really struggle in the account why i did not follow up the password when i'm using the email then asking the password is not correct i don't know why can you help? I really want to learn 😭
I do not understand why "I am a teacher" means "kyoshi o shite imasu" As I know that teacher means "sensei" in Japanese May any of you guys explain this sentence to me
synonyms im guessing.
Calling yourself sensei can sound kind of pretentious, unless you are a professor or something. It's like "master" or "expert". Teachers at high school and ALTs etc are 教師, kyōshi. Sometimes admin staff or parents might refer to you as 先生 but best to undershoot when talking about yourself.
How common is いい一日でした? I hear a lot of native speakers using "いい日でした."
isn't janai a negation form? so how is it *good for you!* ?
Same question
Sometimes a negation or negative verb forms are used in a similar way to English phrases like "Good, isn't it?" or " You did well didn't you?". For example, 昼ご飯を食べませんか。means "wouldn't you like to have lunch (with me)?"
Tasukatta
I’m never able going to say “I miss you” 😂
ARIGATOGOZAIMASU 😊😊
darn ads my learning is disturbed
What😱 you look gorgeous = きまってる ね❓？ is that the right translation?
“A table for 5” is wrong. 😊
Sorry I forget is gomen wasure chatta
Mattaku sono Tori means absolutely
Mochiron chigaimasu means of course not
Do ka na means I'm not sure
Sugoi guzen desu ne means what a concicidence
Taishita mono da means your pretty good
This video full with prononcuation mistakes. Please correct this mistakes.
I agree
Btw how long have you been learning? Just curious
@@djlm5480 Almost 2 years
Woah. I’ve been doing it for 7 months. Hope it’s doing well so far!
@@djlm5480 I think this channel maybe helping about progress. But especially phares videos doesn't have enough elaborate content
It is (Doshite ?/toshite?) IS NOT DOSHTIA !??!?!?!?
Anime brought me here :)
HEY ! WA IS わ NOT は
In particles it’s は(wa). But if it’s in a word it would be わ(wa). Like in 私 it’s watashi (わたし). While in the particle it’s like: 私はハッサンです(watashi wa Hassan desu).Something like that. I hope you understand what I’m saying!
Oh if you don’t know what a particle is it’s like a marker for the subject and verb. Also hope this helps
But in japanese, は is used also as a particle marker, and when its a particle marker, it becomes wa
That s not the way of learning Japanese, without a bit of grammar basic. Waste of time, after 5 minutes you ll forget everything.
3:31 That's what she said.
I am so sorry. I just couldn't resist making the joke.
개처량한 세상.. 피 토하는 음악..ㅣㅣㅣ
Jesus is coming soon pls share and repent
I TOLD YOU( WA) IS NOT は
Refer to my other reply