I never had a good understanding of using the particles, especially に and で that I often had them mixed up and didn't know exactly why. This video is very helpful to give a first level of explanation. I can't wait to see more MYsensei's video for other particles. ありがどございます！
Yes, you can use resutoran DE rokuji NI sushi O tabemasuas, in that order. As long as you anchor the subject and verb down in the beginning and the end of the sentence, respectively, you can scramble place, time, and object in any more. However, it is still the most natural way to put subject, time, place, (object), verb in that order from listening to native speakers speaking and from polling them.
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hi again! im watching your videos as i study for another test! they helped so much last time, and i got an A! thank you so so much for these! :))
I never had a good understanding of using the particles, especially に and で that I often had them mixed up and didn't know exactly why. This video is very helpful to give a first level of explanation. I can't wait to see more MYsensei's video for other particles. ありがどございます！
I am very glad to hear you've found this video helpful.
Sensei, could you teach the informal speech for present, past & negative as well. Thanks.🙏🏻
It's helpful, thumb up 👍
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ありがとうございます。🙏😊
Great video! I wish I had seen this when I started to learn Japanese. Thank you for making it so easy to understand!!
Glad you've found this video helpful! Please check out the other videos!! 😊
Superb 👍 Thank you Sensei ❤️❤️
Thank you, Rukshan san! Good luck with your learning Japanese!
thank you so much for your clear explanation. :-)
Thank you! I hope you find the other videos helpful too! 日本語、がんばって ください。
Very good, Mysensei.
ワングさん、ありがとうございます。
can you say resutoran DE rokuji NI sushi O tabemasu? in that order? or time must come first ALWAYS before place?
Yes, you can use resutoran DE rokuji NI sushi O tabemasuas, in that order. As long as you anchor the subject and verb down in the beginning and the end of the sentence, respectively, you can scramble place, time, and object in any more. However, it is still the most natural way to put subject, time, place, (object), verb in that order from listening to native speakers speaking and from polling them.