What bad things could you even say to someone who just innocently teaches people language for free? I stand by the fact that Misa is the best and most in-depth Japanese teacher on the internet!
There's no reason to attack her... her work is pretty good and she is really nice and kind. Probably these people envy her good work of teaching, or her appearence, or something like that.
You prolly dont care but if you are bored like me atm you can watch pretty much all of the latest series on instaflixxer. Have been watching with my girlfriend during the lockdown xD
And you’ve learned enough of another culture to teach people who want to learn your culture-I cannot imagine how much work you put in to get to where you are. On top of all this, you’re open, honest, and kind. Thank you for being you!
Here are the things I've learned from 4 months of studying Japanese: 1) There are lots of words that sound the same but have different meanings; 2) There are lots of words that mean the same but sound differently; 3) Lots of words can entirely change their meaning dependidg on context; 4) Kanji... (like how one can logically deduce that combination of "wind" and "spine" means "bath"?) 5) Knowing 600 kanji makes it not much easier than knowing just 10; 6) I'll never stop watching Misa no matter how hard the language is :)
@@200300646 Yes, but in Japanese it's much more so the case. Of course all languages have synonyms, homonyms, and all sorts of other tricky phenomena, but Japanese has an absolutely ungodly amount of them compared with English. For example in Japanese there are well over 60 ways of saying "somehow". Same goes for "anyway" and "anyhow". Everyday Japanese absolutely dwarfs English in terms of the number of interchangeable expressions.
@@MarkHogan994 Also, Japanese has a pretty narrow phonetic inventory, so a lot of words just end up sounding the same. Well, not quite, because there's also the pitch accent, but that's a whole different can of worms.
A quite direct English translation does actually help in this case. As we sometimes also say "it's a thing." So for example "It's a thing, that living things die." It is not the most common or natural way of saying it, but I think it reveals the nature of "monoda" quite nicely!
2, 4, 6, 8, who do we appreciate? Misa! It breaks my heart to hear that there are people hating on Misa, who seems to be doing nothing but helping people to learn.
How can anyone hate someone who owns that many Pikachus?!? Love your videos, always so educational and uplifting! I remember my Walkman with fond memories, one of my favourite gadgets when I was in school, man that makes me feel so old haha! XD
The end made me cry.. thank you so much for all your help with these videos. You are really inspiring and help people from all around the world. Love from Argentina! Never stop shinning
Misa Sensei, YOU ARE THE BEST FOR ME. You got that talent to explain the deep nuances of a language in the simplest way. THE MOST ADMIRABLE THING is you are so good that you deliver these precious lessons for people to learn free of charge. How nice a human being on earth you are. You are so amazing. Tr I love you.
I have no idea why people could be so heartless to this cutest and kindest woman on earth. Thank you for your hard work. I really really appreciate Japanese videos you have created. You have no idea how precious your videos are to me. Your videos are one of the reasons why I still keep learning Japanese 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️
Nearly missed Korone popping up for a second when she said with confidence. These lessons are all great and full of detail you don't get in normal classes. Keep up the great work.
Misa-sensei, I never comment on UA-cam videos but the things you said at the end made me sensitive so I wanted to drop by and tell you that I've been studying Japanese for many many years now, from a ton of (completely) different sources, and your videos are ALWAYS the clearest and most complete ones. Thank you so much for the amazing content as usual!!!
I have noticed that when Misa gives emotional speech she also starts playing with her shirt's button ;) It is very adorable :D. Misa, i hope you got better with your health. ポーランドからのご挨拶
Misa!! Your videos are the reason I passed theJLPT N4. Everytime I see you release another video on N3 Grammer I literally jump up and down with joy--I love how detailed you are and how much clarity you bring to each Grammer topic! You're my favorite teacher!! Thank you so much ✨
A vast majority support you because you are one of the best Japanese teachers. I appreciate your effort and dedication, as well as the hours of preparation and editing of each video. It is a lot of work, which you surely do by yourself. The vast majority are here because they learn a lot from you. Take heart, and pay no attention to anything that is not constructive.
You talk with so much emotion about your childhood!! I kinda noticed your voice breaking and you fumbling with your sweater. You are a wonderful person and please keep in mind you are loved all around the world!!
Thank you very much for all the time and energy you put into making these videos. They really help to understand the spirit and logic of Japanese. You are a great teacher!
Who in the hell is mean to Misa? That genuinely infuriates me when this woman puts so much effort and passion into helping others learn another language and culture
You are THE BEST youtuber and THE BEST teacher, we love you so so so much! As far as I'm concerned, I'll support your channel and your patreon fooo-evah, and everytime somebody asks me how do I study japanese by myself, I always give my list of best resources: Teach yourself japanese book, flashcards apps, Wanikani for kanji, Bunpro for grammar review, but most of all the amazing lessons on Japanese Ammo with Misa
misa, I'm so excited for my summer break to begin so that I can continue learning Japanese with your videos. I've never come across a channel as helpful as yours, you are such a great teacher and I so deeply appreciate all the effort you put into giving us these lessons. thank you so much!!
This lesson has highly useful grammar I know I’ve wondered about during conversations, but will definitely require some practice for me to remember! Thanks Misa! 👍
Hi Misa, your end of video message was lovely, don't let those haters get you down. We support you! thank you for all your hard work, and see you in your next video :)
Once again, thank you for the amazing lessons Misa-sensei! I'm proud to be a patron for a while now and I hope I can always support your efforts to provide such clear, in-depth and well put together content for learning Japanese. Also also! I can't really describe the joy and size of smile seeing that little Korone pop up saying "have confidence!" gave me x3 Truly, without your videos I don't think I would have the motivation and confidence to learn this language. When I started out I felt so lost on how to get even a starting foothold in learning Japanese. Finding your videos gave me that foothold, and even though I haven't had the ability and capacity to focus on learning Japanese for the past few years, now that I do I wouldn't be doing nearly as well if they didn't exist. So thank you for all you do from the bottom of my heart
Thanks, this was really helpful! "Giving up your seat to the elderly is a thing (you should do)" "Listening to a walkman was a thing (that I used to do)" It seems like it kind of works similar to English so that should help me remember it.
I'm so glad I've found your lessons :) Your lessons are so useful and very well explained. Thanks a million for your hard work and helping us learning Japanese
My goodness... if you talking about haters, it might happened something hard for you :'c Thanks for your words to us and I want to tell you that you are the inspiring one. Taking the time to teach a group of unknown people about your language, culture and letting us know about your live... I just don't have words to thank you... Anyway, how does japanese people say? 頑張ってね！ミサ先生、一緒に頑張ろうよ！ That was too much like anime but I hope you get to be okay from now 🥳
I'd love to say "ignore the haters" but I've received plenty in my life and it's hard to ignore it, but the best bet is as soon as you see negativity in a comment or message that isn't constructive just to stop reading and move on. Even when you feel you can stomach the hate it doesn't always go away if you see it constantly. Also it's worth blocking toxic people from your DMs/comments if they're persistent. I can only guess at the kind of hateful comments you receive (as I don't read past the top dozen comments on any Japan related video for hopefully obvious reasons) but if I had to guess they're mostly inspired by jealousy in one way or another. Also your teaching is so high quality I wouldn't be surprised if it also made other similar UA-camrs feel threatened.
I never really leave comments on UA-cam videos, but that ending just made me wanna say: we love you and support you Misa-sensei! You make such amazing, helpful content, and I always look forward to watching your stuff. And your sense of style is impeccable. These haters don't know what they're talking about.
I always look forward to these videos and find the grammar breakdowns to be the most digestible I’ve found. I just wanted to say this was my favourite video yet. The comments at the end about being kind to others and not participating in the online abuse of others is something that is very important to me after the Hana Kimura tragedy. Your supporters have your back too! Thanks for helping us learn.
Aww, not surprised to see this one is before the video where you talked about depression. You seem great Misa, hope people are treating you better these days!
Thank you for making these great tutorials! I want you to know that you are the reason i'm as good at japanese as i am today! Thank you so much! You are my favorite teacher on UA-cam. Arigatou!
Why on earth would someone say bad stuff about you!? wtf. I'm learning Japanese and I'm so grateful that you are making these videos!! they help me so much, and you explain it so well thank you so much!! :D Wish you the very best from Denmark!! :D
Walkmans were VERY popular in the U.S. back in the day (of course, it was before you were born! You must have been using your grandpa’s hand-me-down Walkman. 笑 ) Another very useful and REALLY well explained lesson. You are so good at packing a ton of information into your lessons, while still making them very understandable. It is really remarkable how smoothly you weave everything together. 本当に、教えてくれてありがとうございます。
time table @0:29 "mono" 物 definition example : _ 高い物はいらない takimonowairanai I don't need expensive stuff @0:54 _"nanka...... mono" なんか......物 something example : なんかおいしいものでも食べようか。 let's go eat somthing delicious shall we? @2:32 difference between koto こと and mono もの @3:26 monoda ものだ something well known example : _人は変わらないものだ。 _hetowakawaranaimonoda _peoples don't change @6:27 monoda ものだ formal, monda もんだ informal @7:59 bekida べきだ should, monoda ものだ normally @10:48 the negative form: monjanai もんじゃない shouldn't @13:39 人生そんなもんだよ。 jinsesonnamondayo that's the way life is 人生すてたもんじゃない。 jinsesutetamonjanai life isn't so bad @14:02 past tense /monda to express nostalgic feelings example: _子供の時、森に虫を捕もえに行ったもんだ。 _kodomonotoki, morinimushiwotsukamaeniikttamonda _when i was a kid, i used to go to the forest to catch bugs @19:07 using takke たっけ in the end of the sentence with the attention to the tone of the phrase to express the nostalgic feeling otherwise well mean forgetting something @22:03 using monda もんだ to express a surprise feeling thank you for your hard work misa san it was really helpful
I have started watching your videos a week ago and since than you gave me a HUGE boost to my Japanese knowledge and even motivation. Just wanted to say you are an amazing and cool person. Ps: that's not simping.
Thank you Misa for all that you do, your videos are the only reason I was able to progress in Japanese because before I found you I never thought I could ever do it. Don't listen to a single hater, you just keep doing what you do because you have a huge crowd of people who love you for it, ありがとうございます 🙏
It's been a month since I've binge-watch videos of Misa-san and this is the very first comment I have ever written in every youtube channel. Her tutorials are very helpful and quite accurate to translate in every japanese conversation. But what concerns me most is the last part of her video, the way I see her body language, she seemed really anxious and trying to be optimistic in life *and so should we, as she's trying to say* I've seen a lot of Misa-san's videos but this one really made me comment to her channel. Which means, I'll be supporting and watching your videos even though I'm watching the outdated ones. 愛を込めてフィリピンから
Hello there. I have just found your lectures two days back and I am absolutely and thoroughly obsessed with your teaching style. You are comprehensive, clear and thorough in your lessons. I am learning a lot. Thank you for making these videos. Wish you more success and happiness. ❤
みさ先生、it is you who inspire me to continue to learn whenever I feel like giving up on learning Japanese. Every video is chockful of valuable content which you give away for free. I don't understand how anyone can not appreciate all the experience, time, energy and effort that goes into a video, no matter how short. The least I can do is let the commercials play so you can earn that little bit. いつも動画を投稿してくれてありがとうございます！
Misa-san, thank you so much for making videos to educate us. I'm an advanced learner and I still trip over a lot of these basic mistakes that were never taught in Japanese textbooks. You've been a great help and a huge blessing in my learning journey. Thank you!
Thanks Misasensei! hisashiburi desu ne. itsumo iidesuyo. matta ne, arigato gozaimasu. Your vids are always getting better. Thanks for the furigana. Watching your videos is like sitting with a friend ;) good job
I'm not sure who would take time to be mean to you, but just remember that it is not deserved. You are very nice and providing a valuable service to a lot of people. So if it helps a little, I just want to say thank you for the content and keep going, I am someone who is always looking forward to the next lesson (even if it takes me a while to actualy watch it, since I need a time slot without distractions).
Been a while since I last watched a Misa video, not only her explanations are still really clear, but she also makes little Vtuber references so I guess I've fallen in love with this channel all over again...
You are inspiring, Misa-Sensei! Thank you for every effort you put to teach us japanese. You can't imagine how much you help me and a lot of other people with your amazing videos.
I like the way you teach japanese language. I've always been a fan of your videos. I can grasp ýour teachings since it's an english to japanese translation. Thanks Misa sensei😊
I never really knew how mono da is properly used or how it would be translated, because I used it when I felt it was right to use. So glad to finally know what I'm actually doing ww Thank you so much Misa. I love your videos so much
人はそんなもんだよ、みさ先生。they hate people who are better then them, nicer then them. They hate on people who are working hard and are on a path of achieving something in life. Cause they know they themselves can't do it. This channel, you are is one of the most helpfull on youtube for me. ありがとう
What bad things could you even say to someone who just innocently teaches people language for free? I stand by the fact that Misa is the best and most in-depth Japanese teacher on the internet!
Watashi mo
@@sundowner62james69 *Watashi mo sou omoimasu.
Or if u wanna be authentic :
私もそう思います.
@@congratulationslol2826 Arigatou :)
@@sundowner62james69 Douitashimashite :D
There's no reason to attack her... her work is pretty good and she is really nice and kind.
Probably these people envy her good work of teaching, or her appearence, or something like that.
How could anyone be mean to misa , she is so helpful and nice
Probably the most in depth Japanese teaching UA-camr ever
You prolly dont care but if you are bored like me atm you can watch pretty much all of the latest series on instaflixxer. Have been watching with my girlfriend during the lockdown xD
@Jerry Jad Yup, been watching on InstaFlixxer for years myself :D
@Jerry Jad Yup, I have been watching on InstaFlixxer for years myself :D
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And you’ve learned enough of another culture to teach people who want to learn your culture-I cannot imagine how much work you put in to get to where you are. On top of all this, you’re open, honest, and kind. Thank you for being you!
Here are the things I've learned from 4 months of studying Japanese:
1) There are lots of words that sound the same but have different meanings;
2) There are lots of words that mean the same but sound differently;
3) Lots of words can entirely change their meaning dependidg on context;
4) Kanji... (like how one can logically deduce that combination of "wind" and "spine" means "bath"?)
5) Knowing 600 kanji makes it not much easier than knowing just 10;
6) I'll never stop watching Misa no matter how hard the language is :)
すもももももももものうち
There are also words that can be written in lots of ways.
For example: 作る 造る 創る
Also: 分かる 解る 判る
Hey this is a fact in all languages. There are a lot of words in english even that means different things
depending on context.
@@200300646 Yes, but in Japanese it's much more so the case. Of course all languages have synonyms, homonyms, and all sorts of other tricky phenomena, but Japanese has an absolutely ungodly amount of them compared with English. For example in Japanese there are well over 60 ways of saying "somehow". Same goes for "anyway" and "anyhow". Everyday Japanese absolutely dwarfs English in terms of the number of interchangeable expressions.
@@MarkHogan994 Also, Japanese has a pretty narrow phonetic inventory, so a lot of words just end up sounding the same. Well, not quite, because there's also the pitch accent, but that's a whole different can of worms.
A quite direct English translation does actually help in this case. As we sometimes also say "it's a thing." So for example "It's a thing, that living things die." It is not the most common or natural way of saying it, but I think it reveals the nature of "monoda" quite nicely!
2, 4, 6, 8, who do we appreciate?
Misa!
It breaks my heart to hear that there are people hating on Misa, who seems to be doing nothing but helping people to learn.
The color coded texts make your video very pleasing to the eyes. Also, they make it easier for us to understand your lesson. Thank you. :)
How can anyone hate someone who owns that many Pikachus?!? Love your videos, always so educational and uplifting! I remember my Walkman with fond memories, one of my favourite gadgets when I was in school, man that makes me feel so old haha! XD
Theyre jealous that they don't have any Pikachu. Lol I agree her videos are amazing. She had a Walkman like us so I guess we are all old. 😅
The end made me cry.. thank you so much for all your help with these videos. You are really inspiring and help people from all around the world. Love from Argentina! Never stop shinning
Umm you cried over a language video when people are starving to death? lol....well I am sure Misa would be appreciative though...
Why are you making that comparation? Lol it doesnt make sense
@@TheStrataminorsomething wrong with your head?
Misa Sensei, YOU ARE THE BEST FOR ME. You got that talent to explain the deep nuances of a language in the simplest way. THE MOST ADMIRABLE THING is you are so good that you deliver these precious lessons for people to learn free of charge.
How nice a human being on earth you are. You are so amazing. Tr I love you.
You are the hardest working woman on UA-cam, Misa.
The frequency with which new content is uploaded is phenomenal
I think it's because her Japanese culture that makes people be hard-working.
@@anak_kucing101 Haha you can say that again! I watched a documentary on corporate life in Tokyo. Minimum 11 hour days :o
I have no idea why people could be so heartless to this cutest and kindest woman on earth. Thank you for your hard work. I really really appreciate Japanese videos you have created. You have no idea how precious your videos are to me. Your videos are one of the reasons why I still keep learning Japanese 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️
I refuse to believe Misa is old enough to know what a walkman is.
Edit: It sucks that Misa has to address shitty people. Stay strong Misa!
Nearly missed Korone popping up for a second when she said with confidence.
These lessons are all great and full of detail you don't get in normal classes. Keep up the great work.
I never miss your useful videos.I am learning Japanese with you from last two years.
Misa-sensei, I never comment on UA-cam videos but the things you said at the end made me sensitive so I wanted to drop by and tell you that I've been studying Japanese for many many years now, from a ton of (completely) different sources, and your videos are ALWAYS the clearest and most complete ones. Thank you so much for the amazing content as usual!!!
I have noticed that when Misa gives emotional speech she also starts playing with her shirt's button ;) It is very adorable :D. Misa, i hope you got better with your health. ポーランドからのご挨拶
Misa!! Your videos are the reason I passed theJLPT N4. Everytime I see you release another video on N3 Grammer I literally jump up and down with joy--I love how detailed you are and how much clarity you bring to each Grammer topic! You're my favorite teacher!! Thank you so much ✨
A vast majority support you because you are one of the best Japanese teachers. I appreciate your effort and dedication, as well as the hours of preparation and editing of each video. It is a lot of work, which you surely do by yourself. The vast majority are here because they learn a lot from you. Take heart, and pay no attention to anything that is not constructive.
Feel like I hit a goldmine with these Japanese lessons! Thanks Misa!
You talk with so much emotion about your childhood!! I kinda noticed your voice breaking and you fumbling with your sweater.
You are a wonderful person and please keep in mind you are loved all around the world!!
I second that!
Thank you very much for all the time and energy you put into making these videos. They really help to understand the spirit and logic of Japanese. You are a great teacher!
Best dog at 20:15
Best bird at 24:36
Who in the hell is mean to Misa? That genuinely infuriates me when this woman puts so much effort and passion into helping others learn another language and culture
ミサ先生は最高です。いつも教えてくれてありがとうございます✨アルゼンチンからあいさつする。🥰
You are THE BEST youtuber and THE BEST teacher, we love you so so so much! As far as I'm concerned, I'll support your channel and your patreon fooo-evah, and everytime somebody asks me how do I study japanese by myself, I always give my list of best resources: Teach yourself japanese book, flashcards apps, Wanikani for kanji, Bunpro for grammar review, but most of all the amazing lessons on Japanese Ammo with Misa
misa, I'm so excited for my summer break to begin so that I can continue learning Japanese with your videos. I've never come across a channel as helpful as yours, you are such a great teacher and I so deeply appreciate all the effort you put into giving us these lessons. thank you so much!!
日本語を勉強し始めたときは、ミサの動画をしか見なかった。今他のyoutuberを見るがミサ先生は一番わかりやすい日本語を教えるyoutuberだと思います
「しか」使ったら、「を」を使いませんよ！
@@takoyucky You make a good point, though, you should say 「しか」を使ったら、「を」は使えませんよ。or 「を」と「しか」は同時（or 一緒）には使えませんよ。
@@zeroimpact742 thanks for correction! What was I thinking with 使えたら lol
thanks learned something new
love this content!!! Misa Sensei is still the best japanese teacher on UA-cam throughout all these years, and i genuinely believe it
悪口言うもんじゃないですよね、人はもちろん人以外の存在に対しても。応援しております😊 from Japan 🥂
This lesson has highly useful grammar I know I’ve wondered about during conversations, but will definitely require some practice for me to remember! Thanks Misa! 👍
15:28 I couldn't help but imagine young Misa throwing imaginary Pokéballs at those bug-type Pokémon (笑)
Hi Misa, your end of video message was lovely, don't let those haters get you down.
We support you!
thank you for all your hard work, and see you in your next video :)
Once again, thank you for the amazing lessons Misa-sensei! I'm proud to be a patron for a while now and I hope I can always support your efforts to provide such clear, in-depth and well put together content for learning Japanese. Also also! I can't really describe the joy and size of smile seeing that little Korone pop up saying "have confidence!" gave me x3
Truly, without your videos I don't think I would have the motivation and confidence to learn this language. When I started out I felt so lost on how to get even a starting foothold in learning Japanese. Finding your videos gave me that foothold, and even though I haven't had the ability and capacity to focus on learning Japanese for the past few years, now that I do I wouldn't be doing nearly as well if they didn't exist. So thank you for all you do from the bottom of my heart
20:16 korone and misa, it is too much cuteness in just a video lol
Your lessons are great, you are the best.
Thanks, this was really helpful!
"Giving up your seat to the elderly is a thing (you should do)"
"Listening to a walkman was a thing (that I used to do)"
It seems like it kind of works similar to English so that should help me remember it.
I'm so glad I've found your lessons :) Your lessons are so useful and very well explained. Thanks a million for your hard work and helping us learning Japanese
My goodness... if you talking about haters, it might happened something hard for you :'c
Thanks for your words to us and I want to tell you that you are the inspiring one. Taking the time to teach a group of unknown people about your language, culture and letting us know about your live... I just don't have words to thank you...
Anyway, how does japanese people say? 頑張ってね！ミサ先生、一緒に頑張ろうよ！
That was too much like anime but I hope you get to be okay from now 🥳
I'd love to say "ignore the haters" but I've received plenty in my life and it's hard to ignore it, but the best bet is as soon as you see negativity in a comment or message that isn't constructive just to stop reading and move on. Even when you feel you can stomach the hate it doesn't always go away if you see it constantly. Also it's worth blocking toxic people from your DMs/comments if they're persistent.
I can only guess at the kind of hateful comments you receive (as I don't read past the top dozen comments on any Japan related video for hopefully obvious reasons) but if I had to guess they're mostly inspired by jealousy in one way or another. Also your teaching is so high quality I wouldn't be surprised if it also made other similar UA-camrs feel threatened.
You are the best Japanese teacher on UA-cam. I really appreciate all you videos
l like subtitles, they help me to understand more about Japanese. Thanks Misa for your hard work.
25:55 I love your philosophy about people and life. It was a good message.
Lots of Misa lore in this one. Thanks for covering these grammar points - super useful!!
Who would say anything bad about Misa! I wish I could like this video 1000 times to offset the negativity.
I wonder what happened. I haven't seen many negative comments here and the critical ones have been pretty mild.
@@LaniakeaDenizen could’ve been direct messages or emails or they were deleted. Whatever they were, these people are jealous mfs
@@takoyucky Ah, I see. From how she addressed it, they seemed to be more than a common troll. Hopefully she doesn't let it affect her too much.
don't mind them Sensei. You and your work are great because they're helping a lot including me. お大事に!
Aprendo mucho con sus videos 先生ありがとうございます
I always feel happy finishing one of your vids. Feels like I'm using my time doing something worthwhile.
Misa your videos are always a triumph, we all love you so much !! Keep going, you make my life brighter every day
OMG finally! High level education content!!! I want more! MOAR!!!! Thank you, Misa-san!
I never really leave comments on UA-cam videos, but that ending just made me wanna say: we love you and support you Misa-sensei! You make such amazing, helpful content, and I always look forward to watching your stuff. And your sense of style is impeccable. These haters don't know what they're talking about.
I always look forward to these videos and find the grammar breakdowns to be the most digestible I’ve found. I just wanted to say this was my favourite video yet. The comments at the end about being kind to others and not participating in the online abuse of others is something that is very important to me after the Hana Kimura tragedy. Your supporters have your back too! Thanks for helping us learn.
Aww, not surprised to see this one is before the video where you talked about depression. You seem great Misa, hope people are treating you better these days!
Thanks so much Misa! These videos are very informative and great. You have been a great asset on my journey through learning japanese.
Thank you for making these great tutorials! I want you to know that you are the reason i'm as good at japanese as i am today! Thank you so much! You are my favorite teacher on UA-cam. Arigatou!
One more time, a great Japanese class (as always!).Simply the best Japanese teacher on UA-cam!どうもありがとうございましたみさ先生!!!
Thank you so much for your videos. They are very helpful. Cheers from Mexico!
Why on earth would someone say bad stuff about you!? wtf. I'm learning Japanese and I'm so grateful that you are making these videos!! they help me so much, and you explain it so well thank you so much!! :D Wish you the very best from Denmark!! :D
Walkmans were VERY popular in the U.S. back in the day (of course, it was before you were born! You must have been using your grandpa’s hand-me-down Walkman. 笑 )
Another very useful and REALLY well explained lesson. You are so good at packing a ton of information into your lessons, while still making them very understandable. It is really remarkable how smoothly you weave everything together. 本当に、教えてくれてありがとうございます。
time table
@0:29 "mono" 物 definition
example :
_ 高い物はいらない
takimonowairanai
I don't need expensive stuff
@0:54 _"nanka...... mono" なんか......物
something
example :
なんかおいしいものでも食べようか。
let's go eat somthing delicious shall we?
@2:32 difference between koto こと and mono もの
@3:26 monoda ものだ something well known
example :
_人は変わらないものだ。
_hetowakawaranaimonoda
_peoples don't change
@6:27 monoda ものだ formal,
monda もんだ informal
@7:59 bekida べきだ should, monoda ものだ normally
@10:48 the negative form: monjanai もんじゃない shouldn't
@13:39 人生そんなもんだよ。
jinsesonnamondayo
that's the way life is
人生すてたもんじゃない。
jinsesutetamonjanai
life isn't so bad
@14:02 past tense /monda to express nostalgic feelings
example:
_子供の時、森に虫を捕もえに行ったもんだ。
_kodomonotoki, morinimushiwotsukamaeniikttamonda
_when i was a kid, i used to go to the forest to catch bugs
@19:07 using takke たっけ in the end of the sentence with the attention to the tone of the phrase to express the nostalgic feeling otherwise well mean forgetting something
@22:03 using monda もんだ to express a surprise feeling
thank you for your hard work misa san it was really helpful
I have started watching your videos a week ago and since than you gave me a HUGE boost to my Japanese knowledge and even motivation. Just wanted to say you are an amazing and cool person.
Ps: that's not simping.
I can't believe this channel is free! so much work in the content
Thank you Misa for all that you do, your videos are the only reason I was able to progress in Japanese because before I found you I never thought I could ever do it. Don't listen to a single hater, you just keep doing what you do because you have a huge crowd of people who love you for it, ありがとうございます 🙏
It's been a month since I've binge-watch videos of Misa-san and this is the very first comment I have ever written in every youtube channel. Her tutorials are very helpful and quite accurate to translate in every japanese conversation. But what concerns me most is the last part of her video, the way I see her body language, she seemed really anxious and trying to be optimistic in life *and so should we, as she's trying to say*
I've seen a lot of Misa-san's videos but this one really made me comment to her channel. Which means, I'll be supporting and watching your videos even though I'm watching the outdated ones.
愛を込めてフィリピンから
Thank you so much for your compliments. It really admires me. So...i think you're really really heartful person
Hello there. I have just found your lectures two days back and I am absolutely and thoroughly obsessed with your teaching style. You are comprehensive, clear and thorough in your lessons. I am learning a lot. Thank you for making these videos. Wish you more success and happiness. ❤
Misa! :D Thank you for your useful videos
みさ先生、it is you who inspire me to continue to learn whenever I feel like giving up on learning Japanese. Every video is chockful of valuable content which you give away for free. I don't understand how anyone can not appreciate all the experience, time, energy and effort that goes into a video, no matter how short. The least I can do is let the commercials play so you can earn that little bit. いつも動画を投稿してくれてありがとうございます！
Pretty amazing! Good job!
Thank you Misa sensei very much! Not just for the impeccable lesson (as usual) but also for the beautiful speach You made at the end. 🥰
Misa Mann, you're the best
I needed those last few seconds today, thanks!
Misa-san, thank you so much for making videos to educate us. I'm an advanced learner and I still trip over a lot of these basic mistakes that were never taught in Japanese textbooks. You've been a great help and a huge blessing in my learning journey. Thank you!
Thank you Misa sensei! You're the best!
Thanks for such great motivation in the end Misa sense ✨🥺 means a lot to us 😊 優しい人です👏
Thank you Misa, keep up with your good work
Thanks Misasensei! hisashiburi desu ne. itsumo iidesuyo. matta ne, arigato gozaimasu. Your vids are always getting better. Thanks for the furigana. Watching your videos is like sitting with a friend ;) good job
I'm not sure who would take time to be mean to you, but just remember that it is not deserved. You are very nice and providing a valuable service to a lot of people.
So if it helps a little, I just want to say thank you for the content and keep going, I am someone who is always looking forward to the next lesson (even if it takes me a while to actualy watch it, since I need a time slot without distractions).
Been a while since I last watched a Misa video, not only her explanations are still really clear, but she also makes little Vtuber references so I guess I've fallen in love with this channel all over again...
J'adore Misa !
it s so well done and easy to understand, thanks to you
6:52부터
13:55 た＋もんだ
21:57 ～もんだ
You are inspiring, Misa-Sensei! Thank you for every effort you put to teach us japanese. You can't imagine how much you help me and a lot of other people with your amazing videos.
Thank you for all you do, and your heartfelt words at the end.
Great video as always. Been following you since the beginning. Thank you!!
The way you teaching is good and feel as energetic.I like your teaching and speaking method,also your accent. Thank you so much Sensei Misa.
さすがみさ先生、最高！そんな優しい言葉に感動しちゃった！いろいろなお世話になりますよ。本当にありがとうございます！
ミサ先生の動画は特別でたいせつなものです！よくつくって暮れてありがとうございます！ミサ先生にいくらかんしゃしてもかんしゃしきれません。
Definitively, you are the best japanese teacher in the world! Thank you so much!!
You're great, Misa! Don't ever listen to people who are willing to hate.
Another great lesson. You're a great teacher Misa Sensei.
20:15 - A wild Korone appears.
Thank you Misa sansei. It’s such a top notch quality video
You explain things so well. Thanks for sharing these videos. You make it so simple to understand Japanese!
I like the way you teach japanese language. I've always been a fan of your videos. I can grasp ýour teachings since it's an english to japanese translation. Thanks Misa sensei😊
I never really knew how mono da is properly used or how it would be translated, because I used it when I felt it was right to use. So glad to finally know what I'm actually doing ww Thank you so much Misa. I love your videos so much
Cherry blossom tsunami ?
@@johnjaleco5683 That's right ^^"
@@KirschblutenTsunami ich verstehe.😋
@@johnjaleco5683 Klasse!! ☺️👍🏻
みさ先生、あなたは天才だよ！ありがとう！
Misa, thank you very much for your video. It helped me a lot!
人はそんなもんだよ、みさ先生。they hate people who are better then them, nicer then them. They hate on people who are working hard and are on a path of achieving something in life. Cause they know they themselves can't do it.
This channel, you are is one of the most helpfull on youtube for me. ありがとう
thank you for the amazing content as always 🌷🙏🏻