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Arigatou gozaimasu! (⌒‿⌒)

Arigatou gozaimasu! (⌒‿⌒)

You're welcome! Ganbarimashou ne! (⌒‿⌒)

De nada Grazielly! Nihongo ganbarimashou ne! (⌒‿⌒)

Let's focus on vocabulary first as that will help you to make sentences and communicate!

@@japanesewithcello thanks

Konnichiwa @johnnacke4134 @johnnacke4134 ! As soon as you master Hiragana and Katakana you should start learning Kanjis; in Japan we have books with FURIGANAs which are the hiragana on top of the kanjis so that helps you to learn new kanjis as you keep studying. However I do believe that as a beginner instead of focusing on kanji you should spend most of your time and energy learning vocabulary and verbs and you can focus on kanjis after you build a solid "base". (⌒‿⌒)

Arigatou gozaimasu! I'm making new videos to teach Japanese verbs with more variations and so I think it will be more helpful! I'll start recording sometime soon so they should be coming out sometime soon in September; I hope you like them too! (⌒‿⌒)

Hello @panoschristodoulou8113! Thank you for the feedback! I still have some verb videos made that will be coming but once I start making more videos I will teach different forms that can help us make more senteces!!! がんばりましょう！

ありがとうございます。ARIGATOU GOZAIMASU. That's how I learned English, Japanese and Spanish, always making sentences imagining scenarios that I could use those verbs! (⌒‿⌒)

@@japanesewithcello for Japanese it's quite hard to do by my own when you have no idea yet how it's works in real language

Japanese having the sentence structure so different from other languages really is harder to make sentences at first but once you get the basic idea you will be ok! If you haven't seen yet I have a playlist called "JAPANESE FOR BEGINNERS" and it's based on the textbook MINNA NO NIHONGO and it's great to learn Japanese! I'll try to post one of those videos once a week but it is really good to give you a good idea of the grammar! ;)

「英語が分かる」の方うが聞こえますね。EIGO GA WAKARU the emphasis is on the "I UNDERSTAND" or "I'M ABLE TO UNDERSTAND" while that if we use EIGO WO WAKARU the emphasis turn into the language we are taking about, in this case the ENGLISH so it would sound more like "I understand THE English language"; the same idea when we say NIHONGO WO BENKYOU SURU, " I study/learn THE Japanese Language".... But yeah when we use the verb WAKARU, RIKAI SURU, usually we want to focus on the fact that we comprehend so GA is better! ;)

レッスンを見てくれてありがとうございます。 (⌒‿⌒)

Hi there! I believe you should have a basic level Japanese in order to be able able to follow the classes in nihongo, and I have a playlist called "Japanese for beginners" that is based on one of my favorite books MINNA NO NIHONGO wich the first book has 25 chapters which is pretty much the very basics of the language, I have only 5 lessons out now here but I'll try to upload all the 25 little by little. MEXT has different scholarships requirements depending on the type that you can check on: studyinginjapan.go.jp but yeah, basic Japanese would be a must for all of them... Good luck on your goal! Ganbatte kudasai ne! ;)

It depends on the content but based on my own experience, there's a book called MINNA NO NIHONGO and the first book has 25 chapters so if we convert that into lessons I would say 25 lessons and you would have a good basic understanding of the language! ;)

I will for sure! It just take quite a lot of time to make the slides, record and edit because it's a long lesson so I'll try to post it like once a week a new lesson! I'm happy that is being helpful to you, it motivates me to make more!!! (⌒‿⌒)

@@japanesewithcello it helps a lot I am learning japanese very fast with your lessons they are prepared very well 🙏🏻

どういたしましてJOSEさん。 ٩(◕‿◕)۶

@JH-vm7wl Obrigado pelo feedback! Fico super contente por saber que tu gostou do conteudo!!! Obrigado pelas criticas construtivas, realmente essas legendas nao ficam legal e fica muito cheio de informacao mesmo; por isso vou tentar gravar em portugues separado e colocar depois do ingles assim e so pular pra parte em portugues e embore tenha que gravar mais sera mais rapido do que editar a legenda manualmente! Quanto ao mic e a iluminacao eu vou tentar comprar algo baratinho agora e mais pra frente investir em algo melhor! Quanto a rede social eu criei um Instagram "JAPANESEwithCello" mas ainda nao tenho muito conteudo la mas vou tentar postar fotos e criar uma comunidade aos poucos!!! Thanks again pelo feedback, espero que consiga melhorar aos poucos e que tu note a diference, improvement no meu conteude! Take care! ٩(◕‿◕｡)۶

Especially if they don't brush their teeth very often! (⁀ᗢ⁀)

Sim, pretendo continuar a fazer full lessons dessa playlist que ajudem a construir uma boa base para principiantes e talvez ate umas live pra poder tirar duvidas in real time! Mas cada lesson demora bastante pra fazer os slides, record and edit entao talvez once a week ideally, maybe once every two weeks.. vamos ver if I can keep up the pace! (≧◡≦)

@@japanesewithcello Ficarei feliz em acompanhar o crescimento do canal! Assim que você puder disponibilize conteúdo para membros, tenho certeza de que muitos ajudarão para dar suporte, eu inclusive. Arigatou gozaimasu!

My pleasure to help @joselucasSTZ Please check out the full lessons BEGINNERS COURSE I have as I believe they can help you a lot if you are just starting! I have only 5 lessons out on that playlist but I will try to upload more OK? 一緒にがんばりましょう。ISSHO NI GANBARIMASHOU (Let's both do our best!) ua-cam.com/play/PLaXaM4rjyy9hTjcVCAeVsMsrhCUr3V4UC.html

ありがとうございます。(o^▽^o) Yes that's OK and did you know that if you add "NA" to the dictionary form it means "DO NOT..." so using your sentence, it would be the perfect example in a situation of one of the parents saying "Stop feeding our kids sweets!" = KODOMO NI OKASHI BAKKARI AGERUNA!子供にお菓子ばっかりあげるな。

ありがとう　A RI GA TO U meaning Thank you!

ありがとう！ヽ(>∀<☆)ノ

😀 Bro I got some intrest in learning japanese 🇯🇵 and I'm looking forward to it, now I am started to learn Japanese in Duolingo and watching anime and by searching in UA-cam But I am just a beginner, I can't understand your kind reply , because I only learn some basic words vocally without learning letters, so could you translate this for me ,

ありがとう　A RI GA TO U meaning Thank you! Good luck on your learning journey, watching anime and TVshows is definitely a great way of getting used to the Japanese Language! I recommend the anime ONE PIECE as it has over 1000 episodes so you get so used to the voice and speaking of each character that when you realize you will feel like you know them for years!!! Duolingo and other APPs also help a lot so keep it up, consistency is the key! ٩(◕‿◕｡)۶

いいえ。Happy to support your Japanese Learning Journey! (o^ ^o)/

Thank you for the feedback! 日本語がんばりましょう。Nihongo Ganbarimashou! ( ´ ∀ ` )ﾉ

+1

I love Kanjis and just made the first video of many introducing the different ways of reading! Check the first video out: ua-cam.com/video/2bmeIifvyhQ/v-deo.html

@@japanesewithcello I also love kanji l learned all N5 100 kanji in just 10 days

よくできました！Well done! As long you keep the positive attitude you can master the Japanese Language; it's a very unique beautiful language! (o^ ^o)/

@@japanesewithcello　はい、先生の助けがあれば

Feedback dどうもありがとうございます！I'll try to make more videos on my free time to keep posting them! 一緒に日本語がんばりましょう。;)

I'm happy to contribute to your learning journey! Issho ni Ganbarimashou ne! ;)

すみませんでした！Thank you for the correction, 嬉しい URESHII means Happy and　悲しい KANASHII means "Sad! (・∀・)ノ

@@japanesewithcello thank you for the video btw. Very useful! 🤗

@@SeiryuuT My pleasure to teach! Glad it helped on your learning journey! Issho ni ganbarimashou ne! ;)

Arigatou Gozaimasu!!! (^-^*)/

Feedback Arigatou gozaimasu! I'm glad to help and will try to make much more informative content! ;)

Arigatou Gozaimasu Dorothy! ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ

OMG The Japanese Police ended up getting rid of him right?

@@japanesewithcello Yup! He's back in his home country.