20 Japanese Words for Everyday Life - Basic Vocabulary #1
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2020
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If risa sensei is my online teacher, trust me I'll never skip my class
Same but i still never skip in my classes
Edit: Wow!! I got 146likes! i am speechless!! Thank you everyone 🙂
awe me too
😆😆😆
Same
UwU me too
My goal is to watch anime without subtitles 😆
Update: I can now watch anime without subtitles but still such a shame because I stopped learning how to read and write Japanese due to laziness so "You" who read this keep going man even if you feel like you don't want to study take it easy watch like 5 mins of lecture every day is enough. Don't be the same as me who stopped learning and regretted the time that I wasted.
Hehehe I can finally watch Japanese vlogs and podcast without subtitles😎 but still can't write🤣
Me too😄
same
Same here
Isn’t that everyone’s goal?
same bruh
Btw guys, konichiwa is formal so don’t really use it around friends. In the mornings just say “Ohaiyo!” which means good morning in casual Japanese. Guys can use “Yo ___!” to greet friends, not rlly used by girls though. Everyone can say a casual “A, ____!” to greet friends at any time of day.
“Gomen nasai” is the formal way to say sorry while “Gomen!” Is used in casual Japanese.
“Oyasuminasai” is the formal way to say good night while “Oyasumi!” Is used in casual Japanese.
“O genki desu ka” is the formal way to say how are you but casually, you just say “Genki?”
“Sayonara” is the formal way to say goodbye and if said to friends or family, it is seen as “Goodbye forever…” so a casual way to say it is just “bai bai!”(bye bye!)
Hope this helped! Keep learning!
thank you for sharing!!
Appreciate it.
Cool!
I'll add to the goodbye thing, you can also say "Jaa ne", "Jaa" or "Mata ne" Mata ne is like a "see you later" or "later" for casual conversations with friends, of course.
Thank youuu 🎉
kon 'nichiwa ( hello ) 1:04
sumimasen ( excuse me ) 1:37
gomen nasai ( i'm sorry ) 2:10
oyasuminasai (good night) 2:45
hajimemashite (Nice to meet you) 3:20
O-genki desu ka (How are you?) 3:57
Hai (Yes) 4:27
iie (No) 4:59
Arigatō (Thank you) 5:31
Watashi wa (your name) desu (I'm( your name) ) 6:08
Sayõnara (Goodbye) 6:44
Warui (Bad) 7:19
ii / yoi (Good) 7:49
Kirei (Pretty) 8:25
Minikui (Ugly) 8:59
Kantan (Easy) 9:28
Muzukashii (Difficult) 10:02
Chikai (Near) 10:34
Tōi (Far) 11:13
Chiisai (Small) 11:43
Thanks !
D
Arigatō
Why kon'nichiwa and moshimoshi are the same?
Thanks
Otakus when they are tired reading the subtitle:
What is that
very true
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lol yes
Me too 😀
She sounds like Google translate, her voice is so sweet and I appreciate how they teach japanese for free... Lots of love from India 💞😊
@Daisy Mcginley okay, take it easy
You are right
she's the best!
I gues @ask your sensei s risa has a sweter voice thn her! I tried ; i was mesmerized
She doesn't stutter, she gives good examples, she's a native speaker, perfect teacher overall
Your timing is perfect.
You repeat the word at the same time when I am done saying it.
Very nice
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I love Risa sensei, she's so gentle
Everyone loves Risa
はい、彼はそのようです好き
that's creepy
I am in aaaaiii with her ❤️
Yess
My mum: Alright it's time for you to learn a language
Me: *picks Japanese*
Mum: Alright go start learning
Me: *switches on tv and watches anime
Same lol
Yes so tru
Same 😆😆😆LOL
same lol
So true
I appreciate you using Hiragana. It made it SO MUCH easier for me.
I'm shocked that educational content with that quailty is available for free on UA-cam. Risa-sensei, domo arigatou!
Does anyone else feel rude when you accidently talk over her?
Edit: Thanks for 15
Very
Lmaooo
My mom came in and started talking so I apologized and paused her and my moms like did you just apologize to your video👁👄👁
risa: oyasuminasai
me: oyasuminasai
risa: o-ya-su-mi-na-sai
me o-ya-su-m---
risa: GOODNIGHT
@@francesatty7022 LAMOO🤣🤣🤣🤣
20 japanese words + phrases for everyday life
“No i didnt steal it”
She meant "no"
😭😭😭😭
"ugly face"
Number 1 be like : no I'm not grooming her .
If you got the joke , then you did .
@@soroushkowsarian3364 what
I'm currently visiting Tokyo from the UK for the very first time and I cannot tell you how useful this video was. Thank you so much 🙌
shes a good tutor. it's nice learning from this channel because of the solid consistency.
learning japanese for free rn in 2023 is so epic.
I learned here 20x more than I ever did in an actual Japanese lesson.
Ys me 2 but i thnk risa sensei of @ask your sensei has 20x sweter voice nd clear teachng4
@@vishnoiindar6748 I'm p
Do you use duolingo? Cuz that's bad in my opinion
@@barramedaannenicole3814 Nope, I had Japanese classes in school.
Yes bro
I am proud of myself. I started studying Japanese last month and I already knew 16 of these words before watching this video
i knew most from anime🤣
I started learn yesterday for HS, and I'm so excited to be able to speak Japanese. Are you still learning Japanese?
@@Bethanywi i do ,its so fun and it keeps getting more fun . Altho i was afraid of kanji and i kinda still do but i realized if i learn 5 per day in a year i will memorise 1800kanji wich is very nice
@@tsi_bikelife I am first learning hiragana and katakana before I learn kanji. I am am also just focusing on sentences.
Omai
I don't know if the lady in the video is still around, but I just want to say THANK YOU , wherever you are . From PUERTO RICO.
This is very helpful thank you
Am I the only one who was able to guess 98% of the words without the translation? Man, anime really helped me a lot 😂🙏
Yeah bro 😂
Same after reading subtitles for more than 3000ep I know basic japanese
Fr 😂 even few of the exemples sentences
Yeap and I started watching anime few months ago so I am impressing my self
Yeah lol
same
I am a member of a Japanese team, and they tried to make me learn Japanese, but now they all started speaking fluent English.
I love watching these videos. They help me to learn new languages so much quicker and fun too.
What an excellent teacher and so pretty with a beautiful voice!
I appreciate the hiragana above the kanji, it’s helping me learn kanji along with the phrases! Thank you!
It is customary in Japan to do that to be polite. But at times they ignore doing that. They small print of Hiragana clues are written above or to the right of the Kenji which are adapted from Mandarin with some modifications. But in some cases the character looks and means the same as in Chinese. Water 水 is called mizu in Japanese and 水 is called Shuǐ in Chinese. Same with telephone and thousands of other words. In some cases although the character is the same the meaning is different in two languages. That makes things tricky.
Those little hiragana symbols actually have a name! They are called furigana
Wait I’m really confused… is kanji the one that’s in the big letters or the small ones above the other letters?? Cus I’ve been taking lots of notes and I don’t even know the difference between hiragana and kanji so idk if I’m supposed to learn both :(( help me
@@Nagitos.Boytoy yes you are supposed to learn both. Kanji is the big complicated letters like 弔 and they are just words. Every kanji is a word and some even have multiple meanings. Hiragana is used in between words for things like to, from, or extremely simple words might be written in hiragana sometimes. It can also be used on top of kanji to help people understand how the kanji is pronounced (in this case it's called furigana). Hopefully that helps let me know if it didn't
@@gurvirsingh963 Tysm! One more question, which one is more commonly used? Furigana or kanji
Ive watched this video like 20 times, Risa sensei's voice never gets old
Same
Miyamura
Oriental ladies (chinese, korean japanese) dont age fast They retain their youthful looks for long time until in their 60s Diet lifestyle activity etc
Same
I slowed the video setting, made it so much easier for me to hear and pronounce all the words properly.
This is a great video. I used to be able to speak Japanese 20 years ago and I'm leaving for Japan a couple days. For the last 20 years I've been living in Taiwan I'm in American so I'm trying to get some Japanese into my brain when I go visit my sister.
I love living in Japan I lived in utsunomia
Sayonara is only used for when you don’t know if ur going to see them again or when u wont see them for a while, the best one for a casual goodbye is “jaa, mata!”
Thanks
demo and mata ne are more popular, sayonara is breaking up with the lover
This lesson is very helpful, I can learn new more phrases and memorize new kanji easily💖
Thank you so much Risa for the lesson 🙂
Thank you! This helped me a ton. I am currently studying Japanese with hand books, so this helps a ton to hear it pronounced, because I’m not the best at sounding things out.
I' m Brazilian and I really liked this amazing class. Thanks! Arigato!
Whoa. She usually bubbly and laughing. They holding her down big time in this.
The cutest teacher I have ever met. Thank you very much Risa 🌼
Fantastic Video, Fantastic Class, Fantastic Teacher. Japanese is a very nice language. I am extremely happy that I am able to learn this wonderful language. God Bless You for your wonderful initiative. To teach Japanese to us.
That was nice idea to include those Japanese words in sentences to have better understandng. Risa san seemed bit uncomfortable in this video. Hope she is better by now. Arigatou :)
Usually I would mess up trying to say something in a different language but since she is pronouncing it out really slow helps me a lot. Risa is great 😊
Great
So nice
Sweet explanation indeed
Loving
Her facial expressions and the example sentences help so much!!
She is a great teacher for beginners ❤
really looking forward to this series, thank you risa ❤️
Thank you I appreciate it. I came from Australia for first time. Staying in Chiyoda city currently and I love your country. This is great to learn. God bless
Brilliant teacher for us total newbies. Subscribed!
It low-key feels like someone was giving a signal for Risa to speak, it feels a little weird. I hope Risa is okay lol
Yes, it feels like they should bugger off.
ありがとうごさまさい
Finally someone said it
she kept looking away too
she kept looking away a little too
Im a native spanish speaker from Mexico and in my opinion Japanese seems to be the easiest asian language to pronounce the words. Doesn't have that many hard accents that rest of Asian languages have like Vietnamese, Thai, etc.
I want to learn Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese and Russian.
May your wish come true..
brilliant teacher.. teaching very clear
Thank you for taking the time to put this together, it's good for listening in the car hearing the words and seeing if I know what they mean.
Thanks for this. I'm at the very beginning and looking forward to learning more.
I’m self teaching at the moment and this really helped
I listen and learn from Risa while I work, she is great.
its fantastic
9:20 i like how her “ugly” face still kawai af
Tanjiro where is nezuko sannnn
@@syriaramenchinese9593
*NOWHERE!*
Risa seems abit more serious today????
Sad, even. Hope everything's okay.
sou desu nee. Risa san daijoubu desu ka.
kyou wa risa san no kimochi ga warui.
Those long pauses made it kinda uncomfortable.
She's cracking down on teaching everyone Japanese
Thank you Risa sensei, the way you teach the vocabulary is so cute keep it up and God bless.
Obrigado pelas aulas. Estão me ajudando bastante à Aprender japonês. Thank u so much. Those videos helped a lot to improve my Japanese
It starts at 1:05
this is mostly a note to myself but feel free to use it
I love how Risa also uses then in a sentence I like that a lot
This playlist is amazing to listen to in the car for a long drive! You don't need to see the screen to practice pronunciation. ありがとうございます 🤍💕✨
Hahaha Indeed!
I’m come back to this video every day and learn to speak it thank you
I've learned so much from just this video alone. Gonna recommend it to all my friends who want to learn Japanese as well.
its good night
@@Unknown-92 are u good at it now
Im just thankful this is free!
arigato risa sensain , ur videos are always helpful for me , i always find kanji hard and i started learning japanese before 1 week within this one week i 'm able to cover and learn hirangana , katakana , 20 kanji , some nouns (basic) , verbs (basic ) , to introduce myself in japanese and some phrases thank very very much for ur helpful videos and without ur videos i may ot able to complete all these
I learn Japanese because Risa is the best teacher I have ever seen. I hope one day I will be able to thank to you in real life. You are so beautiful and seem so good person. I wish you all the best Risa!!♥️🌸
I love Risa sensei, shes such great teacher
I really love her facial expressions :D it makes learning much more fun
She is screening to do a film or two
Thank you for sharing💖
I am so grateful for this video because I am trying my heart to leran Japanese and this is probs the best help so far
Her expression 😍😍when she was pronouncing ugly(minikui) oh she is so cute ❤️
I was watching "You lie in April" and was like "Wow! This intro is a bop! " and now I'm here and I don't know how but that was just what happened before I clicked on this-
Arigato Gosaimasu Risa-Sensei!
I have been trying to.learn Japanese for the last few years,and this really helped me!
Thank you miss risa. I'm leaning now ❤️❤️❤️
Looks like a great place to start learning Japanese. Like it. Many thanks!
Thanks JapanesePod101, I've found your videos truly helpful and I can understand many japanese sentences. Thank you.....o wait (Arigatou)
リサ 先生、あらがとございました🙌
Omg I'm melting. Sensei, you are the sweetest thing I've seen in me life. 好き
Why is she so freaking pretty she can cosplay and look amazing-
Let’s Be Silent For Those People who are here just to fool their family members by showing they are learning Japanese but instead they are just wasting time
By reading comments
@@winstonsmith77 yUP
@@damnkaneki9009 **insert Micheal Scott's worried laughter**
Ik I did that to my parents and my siblings and they did not know what I was saying- and they were like "your a waste of time"- :v
@@akari392 yeah my mom said that too but my bro was fine with it ಠ◡ಠ
Just a little tip, some words should be used in a specified context. For example, saying hello should be dictated by the time of day. こんばんわ (Konbanwa) means good evening, is meant for when it’s getting dark. こんにちわ (konnichiwa ) is used most generally and best for noon and after. おはよございます (Ohayo Gozaimasu) means good morning, and of course meant for morning time. When you’re saying bye, it’s really best not to say さよなら (sayonara) when it’s casual, as it’s like saying farewell, a permanent goodbye. Instead of sayonara, just saying ‘Bye Bye’ works just fine too.
that's one of my biggest complaints with japanese lessons. they teach direct translations too often which aren't really how the words are used in real life. the way it's taught you would think it's so common, but in 4 months of living in japan i have never heard someone say さようなら
Old comment but thank you. I thought this was too simplified.
Thanks you so much for your information
Me: looks in the mirror
Mirror: minikui kao
iie, babe-san ga kirei kao desu
Relatable xddd
Me: hears ‘minikui kao’
My brain: this is my new fav phrase
Also me: says it to all my friends
@@jellyandcream9471 Remenber to use "wa" and not "ga" when you talk about a person, I think
lmao
Great lecturer. I am really interested in your teaching.
Thank you so much risa sensai for making this video🙏🙏🙏🙏
It's amazing for this stuido! Risa sensei, arigatou!🤩🥰🥰
This content is so educational. Keep sharing
Thankyou it helped me a lot as I love to know the different languages....🙃🙃
リタ先生 あなたはとてもきれいです
you are cool its good to see your vedio from which i learned some words
Thankyou sensie
Lord, this channel has been a life saving for me😔 The editing format isn't compact, it's easy too read, just perfect 👍
Yess!!
I like the way she pronounce, the way she express, I love her❤️💯
Thanks for the video
りさ先生ありがとうございます！
The best sensei ever❤
The sis is very good .
I learned many words . I hope I will speak Japanese soon. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you sensei❤
For Filipinos, this is a language as a job requirements to those want to work in Japan or some Japanese companies here in the Philippines such as Toyota, Mitsubishi and Sumitomo
Because Japan is a partner to build infrastructure projects in the Philippines, Japanese language is also learned in schools and workers especially on Japanese construction companies
Everyone else- learning japanese so they can watch anime without subtitles
Me-learning japanese so I can listen to kpop bands who also make japanese music. And it can be my 5th language
👁👄👁
FIFTH?!?!?? I BARELY KNOW TWO
@@elyshatovar5921 lol
You know how to speak Korean?
FIFTH?!?!?? I BEARLY NO WON
Moving to Japan
Greatest language teacher of all time.
i can now read hiragana and katakana, i know some basic grammar, and about a dozen kanji.🤔 im pretty impressed with my own progress. i ordered some books in furigana to read
Hi Risa sensei, I had a plan to visit Kyoto this year, but postponed because of pandemic Covid-19. Hope I will be able to visit and learn Japanese language, culture and interesting places directly from you. GBU 👍🏻👏🏻🙏🏻😷😍