People, stop complaining about it being "too basic". This video is perfect for someone like me who needs these kinds of lessons. Not everyone will get use out of it, but some will. Understand that.
It's like Math - You will not learn literally anything if you do not know or have forgotten the very basic or had started halfway, out of the proper learning order. If you have to learn any part of a little more advanced - high school and late middle school Math problems, you _have_ to know the base knowledge for those
0:19 Basic sentence pattern (A は B) 4:04 Questions (~ですか) 5:04 Yes and No (はい いいえ) 6:44 ko so a do (こ そ あ ど) 9:46 Times (今) 13:14 Locations (ここ そこ あそこ どこ) 16:22 Excuse me and Please (すみません お願いします) 19:17 Negation (~ありません) 21:05 Past Tense (~でした)
I’m not saying that “this video is too easy” but the fact that I knew everything she was saying made me really happy, it just comes to show that the more you practice the better you’ll remember it. I knew this video was going to be slightly easy but I watched it anyways and I’m glad I did. For everyone reading this I wish you the bestest of luck in your journey, and right now it may seem hard but trust me you’ll get it sooner than you think. ☺️✨
This is so weird. I was trying to say "Watashi wa Ken desu" out loud for practice cause its my name then this video literally used Ken as an example. Wholesome moment.
Why is everyone complaining that it's 'too basic'? It literally says it in the title that it's just the basics. Just because it's too 'basic' for you doesn't mean that it's useful. Sometimes it's good to revisit the basics, so stop complaining. If it's too easy for you, go onto one of the numerous intermediate videos on UA-cam. People like me appreciate these videos that go over the basics, so stop calling them useless. They're not.
The lesson is good but the problem is that it says "ALL basics", so I expected more than that, and it also wastes time explaining individual words that are basic vocabulary not grammar.
@Mafuyu Sato It's not about what I think it's about facts, you need more than what's in the video. And well, if you haven't been able to realize that yet, then you're too dumb anyway and there's no point in even talking to you, no wonder you don't get past the utter basics.
yorushku is nice to meet you but so is hasaemasta, but hasaemeasta has more meaning then nice to meet you. It is also normally used as the first thing you say when you meet someone for the first time.
This comments section is hilarious. There are a few people asking for some more advanced lessons and everyone is acting like they're asking for all the beginner level lessons to be deleted. Calm down! They just want more, not less. Nobody is asking for the beginner level stuff to go away.
This is by far the most educational channel I encountered. The Japanese lessons they teach here are so informative. This channel is the best! You guys are doing so good in teaching Japanese the easiest way possible. You are making me learn Japanese grammar, kanji and etc so fast! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I’ve noticed that Japanese grammar is strikingly similar to Farsi grammar, which is my native tongue. From the word order to the use of particles, even the formality levels to some extent. Thanks motherland for this huge advantage in my academic endeavours :)
I can't say how much I appreciate this channel . Literally the best way to learn japanese is by watching these videos . I'd highly recommend it for anyone who would ask me about how to learn japanese by themselves .
kokokyoushi Yeah, I was using it the other day and they kept bringing in new kanji without explaining them and then whenever I got the question wrong I’d lose a life. Plus, they don’t even explain the grammar. I’ve learned more from this 20 minute video than I did with 3 days of Duolingo.
kokokyoushi *why is almost everyone talking about that App "Duolingo" whatsoever nowadays* ?!!! IS IT *THAT* GOOD ?!!! (I have never ever used it, just learned english and now japanese with books and/or you tube videos )
I love this! There are so many lessons and videos for intermediate japanese level on youtube. But I'm just starting to learn, so this video is very valuable to me. Thank you japanesepod101 - I appreciate it truly
Woah chill. These videos are made for ppl who just need some basic grammar rules. I wanted to help teach my fried but I didn’t know where to start, these videos help me know what basics to start with. Like bruh y do u have to be so mean 😃🙄
@@lailabyles1042 he is not being mean or anything.... he's saying 'its really helpful' .... unbelievably helpful - can't believe it could be so helpful
everyone should watch this video for learning Japanese. I have been trying to learn but after hiragana and katakana I've only been told to learn Kanji and radicals but I had no use for them, this video has helped me understand how they group together and how to use them, thank you.😊
This may be a late comment compared to when this video was uploaded, but this helped me so much! It really motivates me when you guys make it so simple to learn and understand. It took me more than 25 minutes to get through the video due to writing notes, but these kinds of videos made it easy for me to get the notes and to write them in my own words since it's easy to understand. Anyone learning Japanese should definitely use this video. Thank you!
This is amazing! I’m trying to learn Japanese and this is the first video I’ve encountered that breaks down the basic grammar structure of the language so that I could create my own sentences after I get some more vocabulary. Thank you so much!
this teaching of the Japanese language is wonderful to have knowledge of, even if it’s a little of the language of learning and culture my congratulations.
we hope that one day in public schools in brazil the japanese language can be part of the curriculum as it is a lovely language full of culture and that has an importance in the international market mainly in Asia. Thank you very much.
Here's a tip for people who wants to study Japanese. Before going into grammar, i recommended you to memorize a bunch of vocabulary first, it makes learning the grammar a lot easier and smoother. I would recommend around 5,000 vocabularies for you to memorize. Dont worry, Japanese vocabularies are usually easy as there are lots of English loan words. Like パイロット(pilot)、トイレ(toilet)
I have been interested in learning Japanese since I started watching anime. And I have been searching for videos like this for the last 3 month! I am so happy I found your channel. They say Japanese grammar is easy, it really is! Thanks this helped me a lot at least I will understand simple sentences :)
Wait, you say arigatou gozaimasu, not arigatou gozaimas! It's impossible to write that in hiragana or the other 2 writing systems. It's a small difference but you should remember to write gozaimasu! Hope this helps!
@@neonailpolish Oh yea! I always forget to add the 'u' at the end and I know that it is impossible to write it without the 'u' in the Japanese writing systems. Thank you so much for pointing it out for me it really does help me remember if someone points it out. Thank you and Have a nice day! (sorry for the late reply btw 😅)
We rarely say ‘watashi wa’ part because you know that I’m taking about myself. Instead, try using ‘to moushimasu (と申します) replacing from ‘desu’. It’s a humble form of introducing yourself, so it automatically suggests that you’re referring to your name. ‘My name is Jane’ could be ‘Jane to moushimasu’. It sounds sophisticated, even though ‘Jane desu’ is also correct.
I think it's more practical to learn Kanji at the same time as Grammar, it's very convenient to learn a Kanji meaning through a sentence or a question that you can use in conversation. The video is very useful ありがとうございます
i just found this when i stared to looking for any japanese course tht couldn't afford yet. This was a light conversation but the content was very on point. i used to work at Japaneese printer manufacturer , but last year i resigned. But japanese culture always got my heart .
I think I'm really starting to understand this whole pitch accent thing in Japanese. Like, when they said "hajimemashite", I could hear the low and high pitches. It sounded like [ha - JI - ME - ma - sh' - TE]. Also, I'm starting to notice that, for certain moras ending in 'i' or 'u' sounds, when these are pronounced in low pitch, they become into what many English speakers would recognise as a schwa. Meaning, they sort of "disappear". It's really rather fascinating. I plan to start learning Mandarin Chinese in two weeks and, hopefully, recognising Japanese pitch accent will lead to recognising and emulating Mandarin Chinese tones.
All the basics you need for starting out learning japanese without beeing to overwelmed! The これ、それ、あれ makes much more sence for me now. And THE BEST TIPP you teach us all... Take different colours and mark the "A + は + B + です / ですか / じゃありませんね / でした。 ) If you make it clear with colours that u split the sentences you have it much easier understanding the meaning of the text
This is one of the best videos ive came across thank you so much. I know hundreds of japanese words for along time, but now thanks to this video im actually putting them togther into actual sentinces now. Arigato
I have watched a number of videos from Japanese and french pod 101 over the last 6 months and they are all very good, this one blows them all out of the water! Thank you for making these videos!!
Thank you for uploading video 😃 It's good opportunity for also Japanese to learn English . I think Japanese language is difficult but Japanese people understand what you mean even if Japanese grammar doesn't follow strictly . I can understand by just only lining up words . Almost of all Japanese know Japanese language is difficult for a lot of foreign people so don't worry and never mind 😄 I'm glad just only have interest for foreign language .
THIS TOTALLY MADE EVERYTHING CLICK FOR ME!!! Thank you very very much!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm so excited!!!! I've been studying other vocabulary like fruits, vegetables, objects and such but now I have a good idea of how to use them in a sentence!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Too beginner my @$$. Surprisingly from so much anime I've watched, with this a lot more is clearer to me and now i see the reason why you hear stuff like this a lot. I thought they were different words, no app I've seen teaches this and they want you to pay × amount BS... Great vid. To all partial japanese speakers complaining its too easy, stfu why dont you finish learning yourselfs if it is that easy, it's perfect for people that know nothing like me.
Thank you soo much for this video lesson, all I need is to able to read hiragana and katakana and I'm currently learning hiragana I still have a long way to go to able speak japanese well
Am I watching this instead of doing my homework? Yes, because knowing a different language is more helpful than being able to multiply 1/2 and 3/8, or being able to find the Little Dipper in the sky.
+pc conex interesting points ,if anyone else wants to uncover how to learn to speak japanese try Nevolly Fast Japanese Nerd (just google it ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my neighbor got excellent success with it.
I don't see any comments on it and this video is 4 years old so I'm gonna say it. The JFK comment was very funny, and I think the more casual conversational structure is great for these basic lessons. Everyone starts somewhere and basics are what children tend to learn through repetition and exposure. A more mature back and forth pointing out patterns and shortcuts was a lot more intuitive to how I learn now, and I think it helps it feels like basics, not pre-school work. Thank you for the free school, this has been my TED talk.
Thank you for this video!! It is extremely basic exactly what I needed to get started! You all explained it very well and I am looking forward to watching more of your videos!
This is an excellent companion for the beginning Duolingo Japanese course. It's very helpful to get the practice with direct feedback there, and have the logic and context explained here.
This has been extremely useful! I'm pretty much just starting to learn Japanese, knowing hiragana and a few Japanese words made reading these exorcises before listening very fun! trying to figure out what it means without being told yet.
@@Roberta-kg8jo sadly not. Got a decent ways into Pimsleur, but I was unemployed at the time, so I stopped it. Planning on starting it again real soon!
lol literally me when watching an anime and my favourite character comes up... i already have 8000+ screenshots from the past 10 months and im seriously not proud ;-; rip storage space
もしもし！ it might be easier for you to screenshot and study from your phone but id recommend writing down the lessons and phrases in a notebook! Taking screenshots of the lesson for later is a good idea and learning from screenshots taken on your phone is perfectly fine! Though to help you out, id suggest writing. It helps with memory. Writing down something helps commit it to memory easier! Also the notebook will be helpful. You can write just about anything in there! You can practice writing your characters and writing words! This is a suggestion though. You be you! さよなら!
It will be easier if you download this video and repeat watching this every night before you go to bed. Learning is about repetition isn't it? So it will build your muscle memory automatically 🙂
I can read hiragana and katakana now, but I can't translate everything into English. I simply know the basic ones. When it comes to kanji, I have a hard time writing some of them and barely remember all of them. Nonetheless, I would continue to study. I'm not sure how long it will take me to master it, but one thing is for sure: improving myself requires dedication and hard work! :) がんばろう!
A little advice if I may: Don't learn a language depending on another. Its bad to translate a language into another when learning it. You just have to learn it like a newborn, don't be afraid to not understand some things, our brains are amazing, they'll do the rest. And let me make it clear, learning Japanese is for life, if you really want to master Japanese, you'll study new kanji and expressions everyday until the day you die. There's over 50000 kanji around (while most of them are never or rarely used) you might find it fun to learn new ones everyday! がんばって！
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it only least for 7 days
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This was so helpful! Arigato, love you guys
Very useful..thank you!
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People, stop complaining about it being "too basic". This video is perfect for someone like me who needs these kinds of lessons. Not everyone will get use out of it, but some will. Understand that.
TheBetterGamer yes
It's like Math - You will not learn literally anything if you do not know or have forgotten the very basic or had started halfway, out of the proper learning order. If you have to learn any part of a little more advanced - high school and late middle school Math problems, you _have_ to know the base knowledge for those
@@17DS. Good example but this is the same with everything! Math, music, cooking, drama and in this case, language
TheBetterGamer I agree, I was a person who only knew how to say kon’nichiwa but now I can say much more!
@@mrramdom4406 Same here haha.
2:57
"Ah yes, that means I am a Pirate"
"Pilot"
"Oh, or that too"
all One Piece fans know that pirate is kaizoku XD
Kaizoku desu
That's literally what I thought
its because japanese pronunciation of (L) is like (R)
海賊です
0:19 Basic sentence pattern (A は B)
4:04 Questions (~ですか)
5:04 Yes and No (はい いいえ)
6:44 ko so a do (こ そ あ ど)
9:46 Times (今)
13:14 Locations (ここ そこ あそこ どこ)
16:22 Excuse me and Please (すみません お願いします)
19:17 Negation (~ありません)
21:05 Past Tense (~でした)
Thank you! :D
thanks. this saved a lot of time
Björn ありがとうございます🙏🙇♂️
ありがとう
Arigatō
Thanks
I’m not saying that “this video is too easy” but the fact that I knew everything she was saying made me really happy, it just comes to show that the more you practice the better you’ll remember it. I knew this video was going to be slightly easy but I watched it anyways and I’m glad I did.
For everyone reading this I wish you the bestest of luck in your journey, and right now it may seem hard but trust me you’ll get it sooner than you think. ☺️✨
Samee. I'm so happy
And it hasn't been a month yet yeeeet
This is so whloesome!!💕💕
Thanksss
Thank you !!
thanks man i understood everything to this is great!
you know, it's good that you almost exclusively use japanese symbols here, it forces me to actually learn them.
jan409 it would be helpful if they added romanji 😂
AnimeLlamaa that 100% defeats the purpose
@@rivur._ No, romaji isn't good while learning because you will learn slower. The best way is learning already writing them in real japanese writing.
jan409 I can’t speak or understand Japanese but I can read hiragana and katakana
AnimeLlamaa I agree! Japanese writing is useless for those of us on this basic level.
This channel is actually helping me a lot in learning japanese as a absolute beginner. ありがとう！
水、おねがいします
David Malan we run out of it here Instead have a Soda
@ポンポン hmmm
私はまんこ大好きです
@@San116 I don't think you should say that 😅
I am so grateful for these people taking time out of their lives to make videos to help other people learn.
*どうもありがとうございます！*
what does it say
real cartoon girl thank you very much. The most polite form of saying so.
real cartoon girl doumo arigatou gozaimasu! Thank you very much!
@@realcartoongirl it said "will you marry me?"
Now I have to take my sweet time to read that bruh
I really can't read kanji so I just rely on small hiragana in the top of the kanji words😂
Nicola Diaz same
Nicola Diaz The small hiragana displayed over the kanji like that is called Furigana! Just letting you know cause it's useful xD
I rely on it too for now :3
We are all on the same boat friend. :)
Hiragana is all I know with some katakana and a few radicals for kanji :(
This is so weird. I was trying to say "Watashi wa Ken desu" out loud for practice cause its my name then this video literally used Ken as an example. Wholesome moment.
Aw that’s wholesome
Same!
They also use ken and hana as examples in duolingo
@@JTS-Games and in busuu lol (for ken)
i also ken
Why is everyone complaining that it's 'too basic'? It literally says it in the title that it's just the basics. Just because it's too 'basic' for you doesn't mean that it's useful. Sometimes it's good to revisit the basics, so stop complaining. If it's too easy for you, go onto one of the numerous intermediate videos on UA-cam. People like me appreciate these videos that go over the basics, so stop calling them useless. They're not.
The lesson is good but the problem is that it says "ALL basics", so I expected more than that, and it also wastes time explaining individual words that are basic vocabulary not grammar.
I think this lesson was amazing.
@Mafuyu Sato Dude you need a chill pill.
I'll put it another way, the lesson is good, but the title is clickbait.
@Mafuyu Sato It's not about what I think it's about facts, you need more than what's in the video.
And well, if you haven't been able to realize that yet, then you're too dumb anyway and there's no point in even talking to you, no wonder you don't get past the utter basics.
Yeah this lesson helped me quite a lot
@13:14
"Where's the bathroom?"
"I am here."
Cracked me up a little bit xD
Kinky
Omg!! This is the most helpful tutorial for beginners in the world!
If you put on English autogenerated subtitles
When they say "Nice to meet you." in Japanese it says
"Hazama Mistake".
*HAZEM EMMA STEP*
Ikr I noticed
It's a sign-
yorushku is nice to meet you but so is hasaemasta, but hasaemeasta has more meaning then nice to meet you. It is also normally used as the first thing you say when you meet someone for the first time.
@@dacracking5768 I completely agree with your statement, but I think it's spelled hajimemashite in romaji lol
This comments section is hilarious. There are a few people asking for some more advanced lessons and everyone is acting like they're asking for all the beginner level lessons to be deleted. Calm down! They just want more, not less. Nobody is asking for the beginner level stuff to go away.
I love the guy’s voice. It pretty laid back and fun to listen to.
Alfredo
This is actually 90% new to me. Yeah basic BASIC talk all you want man. これわすごいです！
This is by far the most educational channel I encountered. The Japanese lessons they teach here are so informative. This channel is the best!
You guys are doing so good in teaching Japanese the easiest way possible. You are making me learn Japanese grammar, kanji and etc so fast!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
本物の日本人です！日本語を難しいと思ったことはありませんが、海外の方がめっちゃ苦労しているのを見て日本語の難しさに気付かされました！
I’ve noticed that Japanese grammar is strikingly similar to Farsi grammar, which is my native tongue. From the word order to the use of particles, even the formality levels to some extent. Thanks motherland for this huge advantage in my academic endeavours :)
امیدوارم واقعا اونقدرام سخت نباشه
I can't say how much I appreciate this channel . Literally the best way to learn japanese is by watching these videos . I'd highly recommend it for anyone who would ask me about how to learn japanese by themselves .
Duolingo eat your heart out
kokokyoushi
Yeah, I was using it the other day and they kept bringing in new kanji without explaining them and then whenever I got the question wrong I’d lose a life. Plus, they don’t even explain the grammar. I’ve learned more from this 20 minute video than I did with 3 days of Duolingo.
ヅオリンゴはあなたの心を食べます
@@arielthemermaid3576 Use duolingo on the browser, it is no different and you get unlimited lives.
dont say that he'll hear you
kokokyoushi *why is almost everyone talking about that App "Duolingo" whatsoever nowadays* ?!!! IS IT *THAT* GOOD ?!!! (I have never ever used it, just learned english and now japanese with books and/or you tube videos )
If it's too basic , find a new video. This is absolutely perfect for beginners
Make sure you read the video titles clearly. It states "basics" in the title.
2:34 this is the most helpful thing I have ever heard.
Not me taking notes, and studying at 3:29am so that nobody bothers me😀 anyway, this is really helpful. Thank you for the time you put in to teach us.
We're on the same page ✨
So am ı
0:23 “Nice to meet you, I am Kaori”
All the sad memories are coming back to me now 😢
😢
I love this!
There are so many lessons and videos for intermediate japanese level on youtube. But I'm just starting to learn, so this video is very valuable to me. Thank you japanesepod101 - I appreciate it truly
こりゃすごい動画だ。。。
相当分かりやすいしカタコト的な違和感文章もないし素晴らしい。
by日本人
These videos are unbelievably helpful
Woah chill. These videos are made for ppl who just need some basic grammar rules. I wanted to help teach my fried but I didn’t know where to start, these videos help me know what basics to start with. Like bruh y do u have to be so mean 😃🙄
@@lailabyles1042 he is not being mean or anything.... he's saying 'its really helpful' .... unbelievably helpful - can't believe it could be so helpful
@@lailabyles1042 they’re not being mean though 🧍♀️
@@aivi8042 someone prolly replied with something mean and that was what Laila’s response was for, then the person deleted it.
everyone should watch this video for learning Japanese. I have been trying to learn but after hiragana and katakana I've only been told to learn Kanji and radicals but I had no use for them, this video has helped me understand how they group together and how to use them, thank you.😊
Good luck! If you need any extra help I have some grammar videos over on my channel you might like!
This may be a late comment compared to when this video was uploaded, but this helped me so much! It really motivates me when you guys make it so simple to learn and understand. It took me more than 25 minutes to get through the video due to writing notes, but these kinds of videos made it easy for me to get the notes and to write them in my own words since it's easy to understand. Anyone learning Japanese should definitely use this video. Thank you!
how are u getting on now? 😊
Update ❤
This is amazing! I’m trying to learn Japanese and this is the first video I’ve encountered that breaks down the basic grammar structure of the language so that I could create my own sentences after I get some more vocabulary. Thank you so much!
this teaching of the Japanese language is wonderful to have knowledge of, even if it’s a little of the language of learning and culture my congratulations.
we hope that one day in public schools in brazil the japanese language can be part of the curriculum as it is a lovely language full of culture and that has an importance in the international market mainly in Asia. Thank you very much.
A is Bee
Ya like jazz?
Only gods will get this
@@DavyDavePapi I guess I’m a god then 😌🤚
@@Kailz indeed you are 🙇♂️
bruh
Here's a tip for people who wants to study Japanese. Before going into grammar, i recommended you to memorize a bunch of vocabulary first, it makes learning the grammar a lot easier and smoother.
I would recommend around 5,000 vocabularies for you to memorize.
Dont worry, Japanese vocabularies are usually easy as there are lots of English loan words. Like パイロット(pilot)、トイレ(toilet)
ありがとうございます
i’m actually learning so much from this and i’m so happy because it’s easy to remember and easy to study
Hows japanese for you now? How much do you know??!!!! >~
I love how detailed and full of examples it is. Simply perfect
This was such a helpful video! The "A is B" sentence pattern is very useful to learn when beginning a new language
I have been interested in learning Japanese since I started watching anime. And I have been searching for videos like this for the last 3 month! I am so happy I found your channel. They say Japanese grammar is easy, it really is! Thanks this helped me a lot at least I will understand simple sentences :)
everyone, please stop for a moment and appreciate that this is free.
~arigatogozaimas~
Wait, you say arigatou gozaimasu, not arigatou gozaimas! It's impossible to write that in hiragana or the other 2 writing systems. It's a small difference but you should remember to write gozaimasu! Hope this helps!
@@neonailpolish Oh yea! I always forget to add the 'u' at the end and I know that it is impossible to write it without the 'u' in the Japanese writing systems. Thank you so much for pointing it out for me it really does help me remember if someone points it out. Thank you and Have a nice day! (sorry for the late reply btw 😅)
@@noor-uy4rc your welcome :)))
@@neonailpolish 🥰😉
Super practical. Love it
Really appreciate the conversational tones used in these lessons, it's helping me catch on to meanings so much easier!
We rarely say ‘watashi wa’ part because you know that I’m taking about myself. Instead, try using ‘to moushimasu (と申します) replacing from ‘desu’. It’s a humble form of introducing yourself, so it automatically suggests that you’re referring to your name. ‘My name is Jane’ could be ‘Jane to moushimasu’. It sounds sophisticated, even though ‘Jane desu’ is also correct.
do u have ig? I would like to learn Japan from you !
My brain needs a cookie halfway through, I feel like it’s being so nice and working so hard to understand all this for me. I love you, brain san
xD
I think it's more practical to learn Kanji at the same time as Grammar, it's very convenient to learn a Kanji meaning through a sentence or a question that you can use in conversation.
The video is very useful ありがとうございます
i just found this when i stared to looking for any japanese course tht couldn't afford yet.
This was a light conversation but the content was very on point.
i used to work at Japaneese printer manufacturer , but last year i resigned.
But japanese culture always got my heart .
I think I'm really starting to understand this whole pitch accent thing in Japanese. Like, when they said "hajimemashite", I could hear the low and high pitches. It sounded like [ha - JI - ME - ma - sh' - TE]. Also, I'm starting to notice that, for certain moras ending in 'i' or 'u' sounds, when these are pronounced in low pitch, they become into what many English speakers would recognise as a schwa. Meaning, they sort of "disappear". It's really rather fascinating. I plan to start learning Mandarin Chinese in two weeks and, hopefully, recognising Japanese pitch accent will lead to recognising and emulating Mandarin Chinese tones.
I love the enthusiasm in these people voices. Make the learning more fun.
It is was very useful lesson. Pls do more lessons like this.
The guys voice is so good omg
I tried the Japanese course on duolingo but the grammar wasn't really explained so this video helped me a lot! Thanks!
All the basics you need for starting out learning japanese without beeing to overwelmed!
The これ、それ、あれ makes much more sence for me now.
And THE BEST TIPP you teach us all... Take different colours and mark the "A + は + B + です / ですか / じゃありませんね / でした。 )
If you make it clear with colours that u split the sentences you have it much easier understanding the meaning of the text
I’m glad I came here, I needed the mental boost to carry on
This is one of the best videos ive came across thank you so much.
I know hundreds of japanese words for along time, but now thanks to this video im actually putting them togther into actual sentinces now. Arigato
I'm very grateful for your videos, you break it down very well and make it easy to follow. It helps a lot with my Japanse!
Me on Duolingo complaining of the lack of grammar explanations
*heads into youtube*
This video being the first one it my reccomended
Short time but more information. I like this. Thank you
This is so perfect for someone like me who wants to learn how to learn to speak basic japanese conversation ❤
Good luck! If you need any extra help I have some grammar videos over on my channel you might like!
This is a great review of what I've learned so far! I'm excited to watch lesson two to learn new things!! ありがとうございます！
ありがとう！😊
Thank You great learning lesson.
The voices sounds very pleasant.
Wow this was SUPER HELPFUL, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! ARIGATO!!!!
I have watched a number of videos from Japanese and french pod 101 over the last 6 months and they are all very good, this one blows them all out of the water! Thank you for making these videos!!
This is very clear and basic. Thanks a lot jp101 team!
Thank you for this! Very helpful. I only wish you included Romaji. But I can usually figure out the spelling. Thanks again!
This has taught literally so much from a single video wow thankyou! ❤️
This is a big help. I have learned hundreds of Kanji but don't know the most simple grammar, this helps
Do you have any advice on learning Kanji? I'm struggling with memorizing them.
Wow! You made learning Japanese so much easier!!
Thank you so much, this is exactly what I have been looking for. All blessings of God be upon you, much love ❤❤❤❤❤
I love how one japanese character is a smiley face. It proves how nice japan is!
There's 2, the katakana for ツ and シThey're pretty similar, but you get used to them. Same goes for ソ and ン while on the topic of katakana.
People saying this videos too easy? I’m a new learner and this has helped so much
Thank you for uploading video 😃
It's good opportunity for also Japanese to learn English . I think Japanese language is difficult but Japanese people understand what you mean even if Japanese grammar doesn't follow strictly . I can understand by just only lining up words . Almost of all Japanese know Japanese language is difficult for a lot of foreign people so don't worry and never mind 😄 I'm glad just only have interest for foreign language .
THIS TOTALLY MADE EVERYTHING CLICK FOR ME!!! Thank you very very much!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm so excited!!!! I've been studying other vocabulary like fruits, vegetables, objects and such but now I have a good idea of how to use them in a sentence!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Too beginner my @$$. Surprisingly from so much anime I've watched, with this a lot more is clearer to me and now i see the reason why you hear stuff like this a lot. I thought they were different words, no app I've seen teaches this and they want you to pay × amount BS... Great vid. To all partial japanese speakers complaining its too easy, stfu why dont you finish learning yourselfs if it is that easy, it's perfect for people that know nothing like me.
Can ignore a few subs now and then 😜
日本語がだんだん上手になる。ありがとうございます。
Thank you soo much for this video lesson, all I need is to able to read hiragana and katakana and I'm currently learning hiragana
I still have a long way to go to able speak japanese well
Good luckkk
how is it going for you now in 2025?
Thank you, please keep posting these lessons
Greetings from Iraq
Thanks sensei 👏
Was great tutorial.i'll appreciate it , thanks alot🎉
Am I watching this instead of doing my homework? Yes, because knowing a different language is more helpful than being able to multiply 1/2 and 3/8, or being able to find the Little Dipper in the sky.
DUDE IKR
Same😭
Very nice for japanes language beginor.
So your my free life time acount NEVER needs money
This video is insanely helpful. Also, it's hard to focus when that guy's voice comes in.......I like him.
Risa sensei i loved the lesson, as I am still learning, I would love to see more classes as is. ありがとうございました
+pc conex interesting points ,if anyone else wants to uncover how to learn to speak japanese try Nevolly Fast Japanese Nerd (just google it ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my neighbor got excellent success with it.
I don't see any comments on it and this video is 4 years old so I'm gonna say it. The JFK comment was very funny, and I think the more casual conversational structure is great for these basic lessons. Everyone starts somewhere and basics are what children tend to learn through repetition and exposure. A more mature back and forth pointing out patterns and shortcuts was a lot more intuitive to how I learn now, and I think it helps it feels like basics, not pre-school work. Thank you for the free school, this has been my TED talk.
Thank you for this video!! It is extremely basic exactly what I needed to get started! You all explained it very well and I am looking forward to watching more of your videos!
I was learning vocabulary on drops for the past few months but couldn't understand or talk a thing but this video enabled that!
Thank you
To those who are calling people selfish for asking for a higher level, stop.
they must have binged through their channel and know a lot of this.
Thanks a load, i learnt a lot from this 🔥
Thank you so much! Upload more videos like this. I love this channel.
This is an excellent companion for the beginning Duolingo Japanese course. It's very helpful to get the practice with direct feedback there, and have the logic and context explained here.
This has been extremely useful! I'm pretty much just starting to learn Japanese, knowing hiragana and a few Japanese words made reading these exorcises before listening very fun! trying to figure out what it means without being told yet.
And???, did you learn??
@@Roberta-kg8jo sadly not. Got a decent ways into Pimsleur, but I was unemployed at the time, so I stopped it. Planning on starting it again real soon!
This is the best lesson from the series in my opinion.
Lets apply the lesson then😅.
Kore (This) wa Saikone (best) Lesson deshta of this series. 😊
i think it'd be something like this
kore wa, series no naka de, saiko no lesson deshita.
this was, of this series, the best lesson.
Ive taken around 40 screen shots, now my finger hurts
lol literally me when watching an anime and my favourite character comes up... i already have 8000+ screenshots from the past 10 months and im seriously not proud ;-; rip storage space
@@ren0511 I thought I am the only one who take many screenshots 😭😂
@@maryanne5280 oof haha 😂 it's all good xD
もしもし！ it might be easier for you to screenshot and study from your phone but id recommend writing down the lessons and phrases in a notebook! Taking screenshots of the lesson for later is a good idea and learning from screenshots taken on your phone is perfectly fine! Though to help you out, id suggest writing. It helps with memory. Writing down something helps commit it to memory easier! Also the notebook will be helpful. You can write just about anything in there! You can practice writing your characters and writing words! This is a suggestion though. You be you! さよなら!
It will be easier if you download this video and repeat watching this every night before you go to bed.
Learning is about repetition isn't it? So it will build your muscle memory automatically 🙂
1st time i was studying with passion and i learned everything immediately
I can read hiragana and katakana now, but I can't translate everything into English. I simply know the basic ones. When it comes to kanji, I have a hard time writing some of them and barely remember all of them. Nonetheless, I would continue to study. I'm not sure how long it will take me to master it, but one thing is for sure: improving myself requires dedication and hard work! :) がんばろう!
A little advice if I may: Don't learn a language depending on another. Its bad to translate a language into another when learning it. You just have to learn it like a newborn, don't be afraid to not understand some things, our brains are amazing, they'll do the rest. And let me make it clear, learning Japanese is for life, if you really want to master Japanese, you'll study new kanji and expressions everyday until the day you die. There's over 50000 kanji around (while most of them are never or rarely used) you might find it fun to learn new ones everyday! がんばって！
The best Japanese learning site I've ever seen
You guys are the best 🔥🔥 thanks alot😭❤️❤️❤️