Thank you very much Sensei. I had almost given up on Japanese but your lessons have been a great help. I really appreciate the time and efforts that you put in making these videos. Kanji now seems a tad easy after going through your lessons. I am blessed to have you as my Guru. -भक्ति.
先生、本当にありがとうございます。Thank you so much! I appreciate the many examples you gave during the video. It really helps me remember the kanji. I’m looking forward to further lessons :)
Thank you so much for these videos! I am learning Japanese by myself, and find your presentations extremely helpful - especially when you distinguish between the -on and -kun readings. I am most grateful for the effort you have put into these, and other presentations.
sorry to be so off topic but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot the login password. I love any tips you can give me.
@Fisher Zavier Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and Im in the hacking process now. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
美しい月曜におはようございます, On Bootsaraさん👩🏼🎨。ここは雪がふっています⛄。脳（のう brain)と頭（あたま head)のマッサージ、ありがとうございます。Thank you for the massage of my brain. こちらこそ、いつも本当にありがとうございます。😊😊🙇🏻♂️🙏💎🧠💆♀️💆♀️
Sensei, Thank you for making this video. Please continue to make more. I would like to see more elementary kanji videos for grades 4th, 5th and 6th. That would be amazing for your youtube community.
Sakuraさん、こんにちは！こちらこそ、いつもありがとうございます。味噌汁の下手な絵を失礼しました（＝すみませんでした）。夕食で味噌汁を食べた（or 飲んだ）のですか！具は何だったのかな。味噌汁は美味しいですよね。私も好きです。 "唐辛子ラーメンをとる"とは普通は言いません。"唐辛子ラーメンを食べる" ですね。We usually do not say "唐辛子ラーメンをとる". We say "唐辛子ラーメンを食べる". "ラーメンをとる"というのは、"ラーメンの出前（でまえ）をとる"という意味では使います。It is used in the sense of taking ramen delivery. ふつう、"食事をとる"といいます。Usually, we say "食事をとる(to have[take?] a meal)". "軽食" is "軽い食事", so "軽食をとる" is "軽い食事をとる". In this case, とる is 取る, perhaps. Similarly, "睡眠（すいみん sleep）をとる（取る）" is "to take[have] a sleep", "休憩（きゅうけい rest）をとる（取る）" is "to take a rest". There is also "栄養（えいよう nutrition）をとる（摂る）" = "to take nutrition". Other "とる" are... "写真をとる（撮る）" = "to take a photograph", "畑（はたけ）で野菜をとる（採る）" = "to harvest vegetables in the field", "魚をとる（捕る）" = "to catch[capture] fish", "新入社員をとる（採る＝採用（さいよう）する）" = "to hire new employees", etc. (Sorry, too much). 唐辛子ラーメンには気をつけてくださいね！（笑） いつも お心づかいいただき、ありがとうございます。
Maybe 血(ち) is more used in every day Life to say blood, and 血液(けつえき) is more official use in medical terms in the hospital or University... I'm not sure 🤷
Hi Sensei. A curiosity, how long does a (japanese) student takes to learn a single grade completely, in average? Thanks in advance for the good japanese educational content.
Yes, 区 means "district/region/area/ward". "division", divided area, often administrative. "Manhattan District" is "マンハッタン区(地区)". 地区（ちく chiku） is "district/section/sector/region/area". The similar word is "区域（くいき）" = "area/zone/domain". "区画（くかく）" is "section/division/compartment". "区間（くかん）" is "section(length, not area)", "区切る（くぎる）" is "to punctuate", etc. The unit of administrative division of Japan is from the bigger one, 地方（ちほう）→都・道・府・県（とどうふけん）→市（し）→区（く）・町（まち, ちょう）・村（むら, そん） . Thank you very much. Tokyo is somewhat special, 23 districts/wards (区) and other municipalities like 市・町・村 are in parallel level. Thank you very much.
Thank you very much Sensei. I had almost given up on Japanese but your lessons have been a great help. I really appreciate the time and efforts that you put in making these videos. Kanji now seems a tad easy after going through your lessons. I am blessed to have you as my Guru.
-भक्ति.
I love how you keep working on these videos, they've been such a great help so far for me, thank you so much
Thank you. These are far from a satisfactory level of quality, I think, but I am glad they are of any help to you for now. ありがとうございます。
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I really thank you
先生、本当にありがとうございます。Thank you so much! I appreciate the many examples you gave during the video. It really helps me remember the kanji. I’m looking forward to further lessons :)
chattenoireさん、こちらこそ、動画（どうが video）を見ていただき、本当にありがとうございます。Thank you for watching and for commenting!
Kanji is very helpful. Great demonstration on how to use them.
Thank you again for watching and commenting!
Thank you so much for these videos! I am learning Japanese by myself, and find your presentations extremely helpful - especially when you distinguish between the -on and -kun readings. I am most grateful for the effort you have put into these, and other presentations.
sorry to be so off topic but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an instagram account??
I somehow forgot the login password. I love any tips you can give me.
@Abdiel Rogelio Instablaster :)
@Fisher Zavier Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and Im in the hacking process now.
I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
thank you for making these videos it really helps
Thank you for watching and commenting. I am glad if it is of any help to you. ありがとうございます。
I really appreciate your kind explanation.
Thank you for watching and commenting!! ありがとうございます。
Gracias profesor por el tiempo que dedica usted en estas clases. el contenido que publica es muy útil
Karina Susana Rojas Ramirez-san, muchas gracias por mirar y comentar. Me alegra que sea de alguna ayuda para ti.
Good morning on the beautiful Monday、美しい月曜日のおはよう
Utsukushī getsuyōbi no ohayō、先生👨🏫。いつも本当にありがとうございましたら😊😊。🙇🏻♀️🙏💍🧠💆♂️💆♂️。
美しい月曜におはようございます, On Bootsaraさん👩🏼🎨。ここは雪がふっています⛄。脳（のう brain)と頭（あたま head)のマッサージ、ありがとうございます。Thank you for the massage of my brain. こちらこそ、いつも本当にありがとうございます。😊😊🙇🏻♂️🙏💎🧠💆♀️💆♀️
Learning Kanji先生、⛄️ 💆♂️🧖♂️🍊🍓🥝🍆🍅🍌🥑🌽🍜🍲🍻🤩。
On Bootsaraさん、☃💆♀️🧖♀️🍊🍋🍓🥝🍍🍌🍎🥑🌽🥗🍜🍲🍢🥂🤩🙏。
Sensei, Thank you for making this video. Please continue to make more. I would like to see more elementary kanji videos for grades 4th, 5th and 6th. That would be amazing for your youtube community.
Thank you ever so much, sir!
My thanks to you as well, sir!
Great video again!
Thank you!!
I heard n-word in this video.
In which part?
5:23, 6:36
@@TheStompy1988 lol, thanks
Nigai. (にがい）
先生、こんにちは! おはようございます. いつも ありがとうございます. まぁ、これらの漢字はとても難しいですけど, 味噌汁のプレゼンテーションが大好きです(笑). 実際、昨晩夕食のためにそれを食べました. 美味しいかったですよ. とにかく, お大事にしてくださいね. もう一度ありがとう.
追記です. 質問があります, 教えってください.
"軽食をとる"について,
例: "唐辛子ラーメンを取りました". 正しいですか.
Sakuraさんはとても飢えているようですね (笑). ありがとうございます.
Sakuraさん、こんにちは！こちらこそ、いつもありがとうございます。味噌汁の下手な絵を失礼しました（＝すみませんでした）。夕食で味噌汁を食べた（or 飲んだ）のですか！具は何だったのかな。味噌汁は美味しいですよね。私も好きです。
"唐辛子ラーメンをとる"とは普通は言いません。"唐辛子ラーメンを食べる" ですね。We usually do not say "唐辛子ラーメンをとる". We say "唐辛子ラーメンを食べる". "ラーメンをとる"というのは、"ラーメンの出前（でまえ）をとる"という意味では使います。It is used in the sense of taking ramen delivery.
ふつう、"食事をとる"といいます。Usually, we say "食事をとる(to have[take?] a meal)". "軽食" is "軽い食事", so "軽食をとる" is "軽い食事をとる". In this case, とる is 取る, perhaps. Similarly, "睡眠（すいみん sleep）をとる（取る）" is "to take[have] a sleep", "休憩（きゅうけい rest）をとる（取る）" is "to take a rest".
There is also "栄養（えいよう nutrition）をとる（摂る）" = "to take nutrition".
Other "とる" are... "写真をとる（撮る）" = "to take a photograph", "畑（はたけ）で野菜をとる（採る）" = "to harvest vegetables in the field", "魚をとる（捕る）" = "to catch[capture] fish", "新入社員をとる（採る＝採用（さいよう）する）" = "to hire new employees", etc. (Sorry, too much).
唐辛子ラーメンには気をつけてくださいね！（笑）
いつも お心づかいいただき、ありがとうございます。
ああ！わかりました, ありがとうございます. 私のために, あなたの味噌汁の絵はとても 美しいですよ(笑). 具は豆腐と海藻と唐辛子です(笑). はい, 唐辛子ラーメンには気をつけます. 私もいつもお心づかいいただき、ありがとうございます. またね!
ありがとうございます。唐辛子味噌汁も気をつけてね（笑）では、またね！
Maybe 血(ち) is more used in every day Life to say blood, and 血液(けつえき) is more official use in medical terms in the hospital or University...
I'm not sure 🤷
Hi Sensei. A curiosity, how long does a (japanese) student takes to learn a single grade completely, in average? Thanks in advance for the good japanese educational content.
Hi, rodrigueskorn-san. Thank you for watching and for your comment. This "grade" means "school year", so a single grade for one year. ありがとうございます。
Sensei seems to be unfocused than usual 🙅😂
Is it about camera's focus, or about my brain? If it is the latter, I might have been a bit tired...sorry.😫🙇🏻
いいえ、 焦点が合っていないとは、あなたが気が散っているように見えるということです
ああ、やっぱり、そうですか。これは12月に収録したものです。いまいちの出来（でき）でごめんね。Sorry for the low quality.🙇🏻
By 区 i think u mean "district/region" but i could be wrong
This is with the tokyo places examples
Yes, 区 means "district/region/area/ward". "division", divided area, often administrative. "Manhattan District" is "マンハッタン区(地区)". 地区（ちく chiku） is "district/section/sector/region/area". The similar word is "区域（くいき）" = "area/zone/domain". "区画（くかく）" is "section/division/compartment". "区間（くかん）" is "section(length, not area)", "区切る（くぎる）" is "to punctuate", etc.
The unit of administrative division of Japan is from the bigger one, 地方（ちほう）→都・道・府・県（とどうふけん）→市（し）→区（く）・町（まち, ちょう）・村（むら, そん） . Thank you very much. Tokyo is somewhat special, 23 districts/wards (区) and other municipalities like 市・町・村 are in parallel level.
Thank you very much.
hi sensei,i hope you are okay cuz i want see your lessons more...
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