Yeah, I thought "To" was always used to connect words, I didn't realize there was two different articles/words to connect words or parts of sentences! This was really helpful.
i've struggled to understand what い and な adjectives actually mean, i've done so much research on the topic and still couldn't fully grasp it, but this video finally made it click. ありがとうございます！
Very good lessons and cute video as usual. This format of story + grammar lesson works very well. If you need ideas for the future, a story about shopping or going to combini would be very good for beginners. Talking to cashiers and store staff was the part I struggled with the most in Japan!
Thank you so much for your kind comment and feedback! 🙏A story about shopping or going to conbini sounds great! I'll make the story about it sometime soon! 😊 Thank you for sharing your ideas!!
im noticing im understanding a lot better your videos, i used to struggle to understand the stories without the explanation, now im almost understanding it fully! im so proud of myself!
11:05 Ooooooohhhhhhh! So THAT's why they are called な adjectives! There is a lot of info in this video that I didn't know, previously. Thank you so much! I'm a beginner in learning Japanese. I enjoy your videos very much!
You are the perfect Channel for me. Im Learning japan et and I am french, so your english has the perfect speed for me, and your lessons are perfect too
This is so helpful! I’m learning Japanese in a class setting and it is very fast paced. This video explains things in depth and with lots of context and examples that make it so easy to understand! ありがとうございます 😭
ありがとうございます。 この video は とても べんりです。 I am studying Japanese in college now and these videos help so much. I am sharing with my friends and asking them to sub too. I really hope you continue to make more. This is the best format I’ve found so for. And this must take you a lot of time and effort. Thank you for doing this! If you’re interested in ideas, I’d love to see a video on verbs with Midori san going to school and doing many actions along the way. Or a weather video with them planning a great hanami picnic but the weather is changing. Or a food vocabulary video where Midori san is learning to make オムライス. ❤
嬉しいお言葉ありがとうございます！Thank you so much for your kind words and kindly sharing the videos with you friends! 🙏 Your ideas about stories are fantastic! They all sound really fun and good contents! Thank you for sharing your ideas, I'd be happy to make these ideas into videos in the future! 😊
Thanks for making this video. Really helpful for someone like me who are still learning. Your explanation is also easy to understand and the words are not too fast which makes me easier to listen and follow the conversation. Thank you ❤
oh my god your videos are so cute and easy to understand, especially for a beginner like me I'm still waiting for your new Japanese lessons and listening practice videos, keep up your good work ♥
I like Romanji. The problem with Hiragana is that it's slower than Romanji. But also you still can't read Japanese with it. So meh. I can read Hiragana ok. It doesn't seem useful. Even if I got really good it doesn't get me anywhere without Kanji.
I love your videos!! I just started learning a few months ago and i find these so helpful and kawaii! Thank you so much. I would love to donate money if possible!
3:21 (He) isn't cute. 3:32 (He) is scary. 3:42 That person 3:52 That person (politer version; if the person is older or senior than you) 3:59 That person is Mr.Suzuki. 4:14 Wow! A beautiful person! 4:22 Yes, Ms.Kikuchi is beautiful. And she is kind. 4:47 This takoyaki is delicious. And it's inexpensive. *Grammar point: 'to' connects two nouns (e.g. I love Japanese anime and manga) When connecting two sentences, we use 'Soshite' 6:01 (I'm) not handsome. 6:10 (I'm) not funny. 6:28 A handsome person 6:36 A funny person 6:45 A kind person is the most wonderful(na-adj). [5 Rules you need to know about adjectives-present tense] ('i'-adjective vs 'na'-adjective) 1. Positive present tense: Both act in the same way: N(noun) 'wa' adj. 'desu' 7:58 Ms. Kikuchi is lovely. (na-adj.) 8:03 Roberto is kind. (i-adj.) 2. Negative present tense: Both don't act in the same way *Na-adj (ja arimasen) N is not adj. = N1 is not N2 8:26 Ms. Kikuchi is not lovely. 8:32 Roberto is not kind. 3. Negative present tense: Both don't act in the same way * i-adj(+kunai desu): omit the last 'i' sound and add 'kunai desu' 9:21 Midori is cute. 9:27 Midori is not cute. 9:30 Mr.Igarashi is scary. 9:35 Mr.Igarashi is not scary. 4. Na/i adj + noun *special feauture of na-adj: When na-adjs are put before nouns, they need the letter 'na' before nouns 9:58 a beautiful person 10:02 a handsome person *whereas i-adj remain the same, when they are attached to nouns 10:14 a kind person 10:18 a funny person 5. How to distinguish na-adj from i-adj? - In general, if the adjs end with letter 'i', they are most likey 'i' adjs. - However, there are exceptions too. 10:51 beautiful, famous, hate > when you attach these adjs to nouns, the letter 'na' will be needed before nouns
The quality of your video content and presentation is amazing … your hard work is always appreciated. Not only do you write and animate interesting/cute stories BUT YOUR skill as a teacher is exceptional … I learn a lot from your videos. I am very impressed and grateful for your UA-cam channel. 🙏🙇♂️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
五十嵐(igarashi) literally means "50 storms", no wonder people find him scary. www Also, 菊池(kikuchi) means "castle", which are usually described as beautiful.
@@Japarrot_LetsLearnJP im watching your video over and over again...so that i able to understand..cause im BAKA....gomen ne,moushiwake arimasen, sensei....wakarimashita onegaishimasu.....kore wa hontoni desu ka?😂
Thank you for your comment and feedback! I'll take note of that and will go for either no BGM or a very low volume of BGM during the explanation part next time. Again, thank you for letting me know, and I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
Why does it end verbs with the partical "yo"? exp: chigai masuYO! is it like the partical "ka" which indicate a question mark (in this case an exclamation mark) or is it something else?
Yo is for new information. Ne is for old information. Ne is like 'as you know' and yo is the opposite of that. I don't know a simple way to explain yo in English but I hope you get what I'm saying yo. Ne?
Ohh thank you so much for putting the effort into learning Japanese and choosing to watch my videos as your daily study routine! 🙏I'm so glad that my videos help your learning! 😊ありがとうございます！
I'm glad that this video is in recommendation video of my yt. I learned a lot from this video esp. how to distinguish na and i adjective , now I know (◍•ᴗ•◍) 本当にありがとうございます! more videos like this お願いします
deeto - date ni - a bit like 'towards' sasotara - from the verb 'sasou', meaning to invite/entice the person to do something. this conjugation with 'tara' ending means "IF you _verb_". aka "if you asked [her] for a date" dou - how desu ka - polite question ending marker
Sensei..question....'ame' is candy or rain?....cause....i heard you were say 'ame'....and a candy was on your hand...but as i knew....'ame' is rain....please.....explanation....arigatou sensei
雨(ame) means ' rain', and 飴 (ame) means 'candy'. They are both 'ame', but pitch-accents are different. For rain, あ (a) is high and め (me) is low whereas for candy, あ (a) is low and め (me) is high. 👍
Ohh nice, today I learned that と doesn't connect sentences but そして
Yeah, I thought "To" was always used to connect words, I didn't realize there was two different articles/words to connect words or parts of sentences! This was really helpful.
Midori is a charming little guy. I'm learning more thanks to him
She's a girl😅
This is my favorite channel❤
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Thanks to you I'm actually making some progress!
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i've struggled to understand what い and な adjectives actually mean, i've done so much research on the topic and still couldn't fully grasp it, but this video finally made it click. ありがとうございます！
Very good lessons and cute video as usual. This format of story + grammar lesson works very well. If you need ideas for the future, a story about shopping or going to combini would be very good for beginners. Talking to cashiers and store staff was the part I struggled with the most in Japan!
Thank you so much for your kind comment and feedback! 🙏A story about shopping or going to conbini sounds great! I'll make the story about it sometime soon! 😊 Thank you for sharing your ideas!!
my favorite channel for learning Japanese!
Thank you so much for saying that! 😊🙏
I was wondering about the difference between と and そして, this is a clear and simple explanation. Thanks. 😊
I'm glad to hear that my video helped your learning! Thank you for watching! 😊🙏
I love this. It allows me practice Japanese and English at once (I'm Spanish talking)
Igual soy mexicano
im noticing im understanding a lot better your videos, i used to struggle to understand the stories without the explanation, now im almost understanding it fully! im so proud of myself!
かわいい 😭😭😭 and helpful!! You're so talented
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊🙏
11:05 Ooooooohhhhhhh! So THAT's why they are called な adjectives! There is a lot of info in this video that I didn't know, previously. Thank you so much! I'm a beginner in learning Japanese. I enjoy your videos very much!
Thank you so much for your kind comment and putting the effort into learning Japanese! 🙏 I'm so happy to hear that the video helped your leaning!! 😊
このチャネルがよすぎる。ずっとたくさん助けている。動画を作り出しやめないでください！
Wishing for you to get a bunch of subscribers and views because you definitely deserve it 👍
Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement! 😊
優しいお言葉ありがとうございます！🙏 I really appreciate it!
You are the perfect Channel for me. Im Learning japan et and I am french, so your english has the perfect speed for me, and your lessons are perfect too
Thank you so much for your comment and putting the effort into learning Japanese!!😊🙏
I need more videos like this please. Keep up the good work 2:45
awesome! ありがとうございます！
Thank you ❤
This is so helpful! I’m learning Japanese in a class setting and it is very fast paced. This video explains things in depth and with lots of context and examples that make it so easy to understand!
ありがとうございます 😭
Thank you so much for your comment!🙏 I'm so happy to hear that the video helped your learning! 😊
Very helpful sensei🥰🥰🥰
ありがとうございます。 この video は とても べんりです。
I am studying Japanese in college now and these videos help so much. I am sharing with my friends and asking them to sub too. I really hope you continue to make more. This is the best format I’ve found so for. And this must take you a lot of time and effort. Thank you for doing this!
If you’re interested in ideas, I’d love to see a video on verbs with Midori san going to school and doing many actions along the way.
Or a weather video with them planning a great hanami picnic but the weather is changing.
Or a food vocabulary video where Midori san is learning to make オムライス. ❤
嬉しいお言葉ありがとうございます！Thank you so much for your kind words and kindly sharing the videos with you friends! 🙏 Your ideas about stories are fantastic! They all sound really fun and good contents! Thank you for sharing your ideas, I'd be happy to make these ideas into videos in the future! 😊
Your videos are fantastic! As a beginner this is exactly what I was looking for. ありがとうございます!!
Thank you so much for your kind comment! 🙏ありがとうございます！😊
Smart way to teach japanese. Thank u so much. I am learning daily through ur channel!
Thank you so much for your comment and putting the effort into learning Japanese! 😊🙏
このビデオありががとうございます！ジャパロトはめちゃやさしい人です！
優しいお言葉ありがとうございます！😊
This is perfect, thank you so much. I can understand most of it❤
This video helped me a lot! Thank you! 😊
Thank you for your comment and watching the video! 😊🙏
subscribed!!
This is good lesson ever!!!
I addicted to your videos😍❤wow! its very creative and cutee🙈💞
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Great video!!! So clear!!! Thank you very much!!
Thank you so much for your comment and watching the video! 😊🙏
This video is very cute and interesting! The lesson was easy to understand 💗 本当にありがとうございます！
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Thanks for making this video. Really helpful for someone like me who are still learning. Your explanation is also easy to understand and the words are not too fast which makes me easier to listen and follow the conversation. Thank you ❤
Thank you so much for your comment! I'm so gad to hear that you found the video helpful! 😊🙏
Thank you so much. I love your channel. How you start with listening skill then teach vocab and grammar later with the subtitles. Super!
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oh my god your videos are so cute and easy to understand, especially for a beginner like me
I'm still waiting for your new Japanese lessons and listening practice videos, keep up your good work ♥
Super Cute, Concise & very clear as usual!!! Arigato!
Thank you so much for watching! Arigatoogozaimasu! 😊🙏
These listening practice videos are amazing
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thank you for not including romanji, they always distract me from properly learning the hiragana
I like Romanji. The problem with Hiragana is that it's slower than Romanji. But also you still can't read Japanese with it. So meh. I can read Hiragana ok. It doesn't seem useful. Even if I got really good it doesn't get me anywhere without Kanji.
Actual cringe comment lol
@@jaredconnorfor what? It's just thanking the creator
@@jaredconnorBut she’s right
@@KenjaTimuyeah it’s slower because you aren’t strengthening your ひらがな
Thank you so much, your videos help me alot in my learning journey 🙏💗
Please keep uplouding more
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This video is so helpful ! Thank you
I've discovered this channel today and i'm so glad that it exist. Keep the good work.
Pls keep it up! I’m learning Japanese from zero base through this channel. Many loves ❤
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This is a great channel for beginners. Thank you! 🤩
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これはきれいで素敵なビデオです！😃
嬉しいお言葉ありがとうございます！😊🙏
ありがとうございます😍
These videos are really helpful, thank you for your effort to make them!
Thank you so much for your comment and watching my videos! 😊🙏
I hope you make more videos like this. Thank you! 😊
ありがとう
I am a bit past this level but some of the explanations were still helpful. Thx. I never thought about そして vs と.
I love this Channel 😊
I love this channel!!! このチャネルが大好きです💕!
嬉しいお言葉ありがとうございます！😊🙏
Such a great channel.. ❤ がんばって。ありがとうせんせい❤
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귀에 쏙쏙 들어옵니다. 유명한 채널이 될꺼에요.🎉 실용적인 영상 만들어 주셔서 감사합니다.😊
Thank you so much
very helpful
I need more practice vd
Veryy funn videoo
Please make more video like this and keep up the good work
Thank you for the good lesson ❤ It’s easy and cute way to learn Japanese 🥰🥰🎌
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Thankyou for the video!
I love your videos!! I just started learning a few months ago and i find these so helpful and kawaii! Thank you so much. I would love to donate money if possible!
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一番素敵な声があります。は、は、は、は😆
ありがとうございます！
Thank you so much 🙏
3:21 (He) isn't cute.
3:32 (He) is scary.
3:42 That person
3:52 That person (politer version; if the person is older or senior than you)
3:59 That person is Mr.Suzuki.
4:14 Wow! A beautiful person!
4:22 Yes, Ms.Kikuchi is beautiful. And she is kind.
4:47 This takoyaki is delicious. And it's inexpensive.
*Grammar point: 'to' connects two nouns (e.g. I love Japanese anime and manga)
When connecting two sentences, we use 'Soshite'
6:01 (I'm) not handsome.
6:10 (I'm) not funny.
6:28 A handsome person
6:36 A funny person
6:45 A kind person is the most wonderful(na-adj).
[5 Rules you need to know about adjectives-present tense]
('i'-adjective vs 'na'-adjective)
1. Positive present tense: Both act in the same way: N(noun) 'wa' adj. 'desu'
7:58 Ms. Kikuchi is lovely. (na-adj.)
8:03 Roberto is kind. (i-adj.)
2. Negative present tense: Both don't act in the same way
*Na-adj (ja arimasen) N is not adj. = N1 is not N2
8:26 Ms. Kikuchi is not lovely.
8:32 Roberto is not kind.
3. Negative present tense: Both don't act in the same way
* i-adj(+kunai desu): omit the last 'i' sound and add 'kunai desu'
9:21 Midori is cute.
9:27 Midori is not cute.
9:30 Mr.Igarashi is scary.
9:35 Mr.Igarashi is not scary.
4. Na/i adj + noun
*special feauture of na-adj: When na-adjs are put before nouns, they need the letter 'na' before nouns
9:58 a beautiful person
10:02 a handsome person
*whereas i-adj remain the same, when they are attached to nouns
10:14 a kind person
10:18 a funny person
5. How to distinguish na-adj from i-adj?
- In general, if the adjs end with letter 'i', they are most likey 'i' adjs.
- However, there are exceptions too.
10:51 beautiful, famous, hate > when you attach these adjs to nouns, the letter 'na' will be needed before nouns
love it, thank you, I learn a lot today
Naughty midori, haha poor robeto sensee 😂
These videos are really helpful and also very cute!!
Thank you so much for doing this it helps alot ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for your kind comment! 🙏 I'm so glad to hear that you found my videos helpful!!😊
The quality of your video content and presentation is amazing … your hard work is always appreciated. Not only do you write and animate interesting/cute stories BUT YOUR skill as a teacher is exceptional … I learn a lot from your videos. I am very impressed and grateful for your UA-cam channel. 🙏🙇♂️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Ohh thank you so much for your kind words! 🙏 Your comment encourages me a lot!!! Thank you for watching my videos! 😊
ありがとうございます
五十嵐(igarashi) literally means "50 storms", no wonder people find him scary. www
Also, 菊池(kikuchi) means "castle", which are usually described as beautiful.
Your videos are so helpful!!!❤ xx
Thank you! I'm so happy to hear that! 😊🙏
I love it 💓😍😍😍😊😂
Thank you very much
Midori is suchhh a cutieeee omgggggoshhh😭😭🌸🌸🌸🌸😽
El japonés es mi tercer lenguaje, estoy orgullosa de poder decir que entendí todo el video sin subtítulos 🫶😭
Sensei....i will subscribe your channel...i m learning japanese...thank u sensei....nihongo o benkyo shite imasu....arigato....
Thank you so much for watching the video and subscribing! 😊🙏
@@Japarrot_LetsLearnJP douitashimashite 😂
@@Japarrot_LetsLearnJP im watching your video over and over again...so that i able to understand..cause im BAKA....gomen ne,moushiwake arimasen, sensei....wakarimashita onegaishimasu.....kore wa hontoni desu ka?😂
Love your videooooos
8:09 I don't see the な particle in the first phrase, where is it ?
Now I am too invested in the story rather than learning the context
Still waiting for their first date 😊
みどりさん好きです。
Today I learned the word 受付 (reception) ^^
I really like you channel, it's very cute and helpful, however, it would be better if there isn't music in explanation part as it distracts me a lot 😢
Thank you for your comment and feedback! I'll take note of that and will go for either no BGM or a very low volume of BGM during the explanation part next time. Again, thank you for letting me know, and I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
The cartoon is sooo cute
Why does it end verbs with the partical "yo"? exp: chigai masuYO! is it like the partical "ka" which indicate a question mark (in this case an exclamation mark) or is it something else?
Yo is for new information. Ne is for old information. Ne is like 'as you know' and yo is the opposite of that. I don't know a simple way to explain yo in English but I hope you get what I'm saying yo. Ne?
@Arigator2 Thank you! Having this as a general idea in the back of my head will surely help in the future!
I love this channel and your videos sm! I've been learning a lot ❤ ＼(^o^)／
ありがとうございます！！
Thank you so much for your kind comment! 🙏I'm so glad to hear that my videos help your learning! ありがとうございます！😊
Mee to....watasi wa mo 😂
I love this channel so much. My Cute CHANNEL desu ne.❤😊
Thank you so much! 😊🙏
What is the word you say before let's begin.. is it dewa? What does it mean in this video? Thank you❤
'では(dewa)' means 'then' or 'well then'! 😊
ありがとうございますƪ(˘⌣˘)ʃ
I rewatch all your videos everyday till I know the words and context off by heart💖🐰
Ohh thank you so much for putting the effort into learning Japanese and choosing to watch my videos as your daily study routine! 🙏I'm so glad that my videos help your learning! 😊ありがとうございます！
I'm glad that this video is in recommendation video of my yt. I learned a lot from this video esp. how to distinguish na and i adjective , now I know (◍•ᴗ•◍) 本当にありがとうございます! more videos like this お願いします
Thank you so much for your comment! 🙏I'm so happy to hear that the video helped your learning! 😊
I can't understand the sentence " deetonisasotaradoudesuka ". Can you explain for me please?
deeto - date
ni - a bit like 'towards'
sasotara - from the verb 'sasou', meaning to invite/entice the person to do something. this conjugation with 'tara' ending means "IF you _verb_". aka "if you asked [her] for a date"
dou - how
desu ka - polite question ending marker
可愛い❤
ありがとうございます！😊🙏
Sensei..question....'ame' is candy or rain?....cause....i heard you were say 'ame'....and a candy was on your hand...but as i knew....'ame' is rain....please.....explanation....arigatou sensei
雨(ame) means ' rain', and 飴 (ame) means 'candy'. They are both 'ame', but pitch-accents are different. For rain, あ (a) is high and め (me) is low whereas for candy, あ (a) is low and め (me) is high. 👍
@@Japarrot_LetsLearnJP hai sensei arigatou gozaimasu,sensei wa kawaii desu soshito yasashi desu
😂😂😂 I want to know do they date
Are there any japanese kids shows like this I can put on the TV for hours at a time?
Attack on Titan.
How come you say omoshiroi hito but not hansemu hito ??
why robert has a german flag on he shirt?
He is hitler
Sasotara ?.
What does it mean.
arigatou gozaimasu.
Thứ7/6/1/2023
I think おもしろくないです is more like not Interesting then not funny