HOW TO SPEAK JAPANESE LIKE A NATIVE | Sentence Ending Particles
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- Опубліковано 3 лют 2021
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We look at Sentence Ending Particles in this video which can make your Japanese sound better and also help you understand Japanese better when watching Anime or consuming other Japanese media. Japanese sentence ending particles are an essential thing that is used a lot by native speakers, so knowing what they mean is a must.
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I see particles. I click.
I feel like once I understand particles properly, it’ll be easy going.
I was fucking around with 私は太るか and swapping out particles to see what it’d become. My favourite was 私に太る
So, if i'm understanding this right, ぞ is implying more of an active role in whatever you're doing. "行くぞ" Is saying 'let's go!' with an implied 'i'll take the lead' whereas 'ぜ' is a bit more like '行こうぜ' "Let's go' with an implied 'you can join me.'
cause that's the kind of implications and feeling i've gotten from hearing it in anime in the past. (along with your subtitles. ぞ is more demanding, ぜ is more of an offer?)
people often say '行くぞ when they are the one that is going, encouraging others to join them, and they say 行こうぜ when it's a bit more of an offer, or a suggestion of a 'let's go together.'
I love how you hinted at Sydsnap at the end there.
love her and the boys 😂
行くよね is more like "You ARE going tomorrow, right? (Because my understanding is that you are, I tell you)". So in a way the person is conveying some new info with よ. That is, his supposition all along that the other person is going.
Yep there definitely is emphasis on the "ARE" :)
Fuk bruv, this really is what people need. No more of these text book knock off lessons that copy each other.
You have a sub from me cause you earned it, keep it up I know how hard it is to do youtube so keep grinding.
Thank you very much! I most definitely will! :D
Just wanted to let you know how useful this was! I subbed after watching.
A few of my language exchange partners on HelloTalk have told me that I am "stiff" and talk like I'm in a business setting, and textbooks definitely don't do a good job at helping you sound natural. I think one thing I struggled with were these sentence ending particles. Textbooks can only teach you so much. So thank you once again! I completely understand how to use ね、よ、and よね more confidently now. 😁
Glad to hear! :D
THANK YOU! I've always been confused on の as an ending particle! Literally nobody else has ever told me it's used as a casual version of か, kind of like です and だ
Extremely helpful video! Thank you for explaining all the nuances
Thank you bro. That was helpful for me. I'm learning japanese language. Thanks again
To answer why you use na instead of da for nano is that na in this case is the connective form of da. Cure Dolly has a video better explaining it than I can. If anyone wants to check her out.
Always had an intuitive grasp on these, but it's really enlightening to see them explained! Great video for intermediates too, love the format as always.
This is the best explanation video very easy to understand
Great to hear! :D
one of my fav videos from u so far (im going thru ur channel!) btw i watched two of the j-dramas you recommended, todome no kissu + nigeru wa haji da ga yaku ni tatsu and they were amazing!!! i think the latter might be an all-time fav
Heyy, Really glad you like the channel 🤩 Also hell yeah!! Love those dramas as well. Maybe I should make a new video with some new recommendations 🤔🤔😁
This was extremely informative, thank you so much!
I'm surprised Gaijin doesn't have more subscribers he is really good.
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Gfuel is big love xD
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Great video
Thanks mate
My pleasure! :D
:D it’s been a long time since I watched a video of yours and im happy about watching one now uwu
I just watched the よう one recently.
I love your content 😁
Thanks for coming back 😁🎉😁 Makes me happy to hear that 😊 Hope you'll also be able to continue enjoying my content in the future as well
@@GaijinQuest yeah it’s been a while because of time constraints, but I feel like you’ve really upped your game.
Oh dear lord, help me with this language 😂😂
Great video though 💪🏼💪🏼
Thanks xD Good luck!
@@GaijinQuest thx!
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Thankss
tbh nowadays I hear both man and women use わ and ぞ/ぜ but its still kinda in a 1/4 split respectively
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