Learn Japanese Word Origins 3 - Don't forget to say this before eating!
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Hi,
"itadakimasu" is the phrase for appreciation before eating, so it's not really to yell.
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I enjoy every video Hiroko sensei does. Her style of teaching is excellent and she is very kawaii. Her voice is very soothing and I could listen to her for hours. Domo arigatou gozaimasu!
Yes, you're right! Usually when you use sayounara it means you don't expect to see the other person for awhile (but not always). Phrases like "mata ne" are casual ways of saying your everyday goodbyes :)
I like japanese girls! their so kind and warm hearted ! and above all, their so KAWAII!!!!
It's not wrong, but the natural way to say words that end in "masu" is to leave off the "u" at the end :)
@Tinfeasul This may be because the "u" in "ohayou" doesn't really sound like a "u". Instead, it sounds like you are just extending the "o" sound in "yo": "ohayoo"
@japanesepod101I've noticed that the u it IS pronounced when saying the word s-loooowww, or whenver it's broken down into syllables ... but when talking fast, usually it's not pronounced. It's like the h in English, when English speakers talk slow, the h is pronounced, but when talking normal or fast, it's usually silent.
You don't usually say prayers before eating in Japan.
If you are the host/cook you may say something like "it is only little I can offer, but please do eat plenty" but if you are receiving a meal or if you eat at a restaurant, you just say itadakimasu and have at it.
Nice video toturial
Thank you for sharing I learned a lot today
They made a joke of itadakimasu (I humbly receive/let's eat/thanks for the food) in the anime Squid Girl (2nd season episode 4) where an American woman heard the grace and mistook it for "eat a duck I must". What, there's duck meat in it?
Later, a foreign tourist asked one of the characters the way to the train station and was told "are keru yo [you can walk there]" but it sounded like "I'll kill you!" to him.
I didn't know this. Very interesting, thankyou!
Nice one! XD
to make an "o" sound long you just add "u" = ou = ohayou (like ohayoo~ when pronounced)
applicable also to "E"
to make "e" sound long, you write "i" after = ei = sensei (like senseh. not sensay)
:)
I'm really glad you put this videos!!!
they're pretty amazing!
Its called furigana and its done so people who don't know fully kanji, can read them.
"Furigana (振り仮名?) is a Japanese reading aid, consisting of smaller kana printed next to a kanji or other character to indicate its pronunciation."
@kellyroy10 When the "u" comes at the end of the word, it is usually not pronounced :)
I love learning Japanese it's so coooool
この世の全ての食材に感謝を込めていただきます！！
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So if 'う' is a hint for a long vowel, what about 'い' in the example "和製英語わせいえいご"(Japan made English??)??
Do we just extend え to ええ and leave out 'い'?
Thank you very much!
I love the Japanese language and culture! Im still learning, but have learned so much from here. =D But I would like to see more infomal words since that is used more in common conversation? or have I missed those videos? If not, does anybody know where I could maybe learn some?
: we Muslims, say before eating
"in the name of Allh "
in arabic .
بســم الله.
i really want to go to japan some day :)
.. Arigato
Very informative! :)
@FrostRace When saying the word す the u is silent. For example: 私わ高山みなみです。I'm Minami.
You might be confusing it with "Ittekimasu"...I think it means to leave and come back when someone is leaving the place they are at!!!
good work！ Hiroko, あなたは日本語教師の鏡だね＾＾
anata kawaii, I love you!
It may sound like that when people say it really fast :)
So what do the rest of the signs mean? Ma-Su in hiragana? Okay, makes some sense, but how does the itadaku become itadaki before masu? Or is it actually pronounces itadakumas´? And is it just a transscription thing for romaji?
I would love to get some insight into these kind of things and use of particles like -ga as well. Some real grammar type things under my belt. Nobody seems to teach grammar, beyond basic sample sentences..
This is all very bite-sized information, which has it´s usefulness for committing things to memory, but tonight I feel more hungry ;)
Thank you for sharing and caring!
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Thanks...I hear this in anime and it's been buggin' me!
good video!
i think japanese always leave the letter u? and they like always when saying theres a vowel?? is that right?
now thats cool!
Am I the only one who knows great part of the things shown here thanks to animes, mangas but came here in anyway? XD
I tought they always say: ''Thanks for the food'' and not something of a mountain =O
Boa tarde. Porque no tradutor aparece como "Vamos Comer"? Quando falo Itadakimassu no tradutor de Japonês para Português ele traduz vamos comer, mas quando eu falo vamos comer de Português para Japonês e traduz Watashitachi wa taberu ou Rettsu taberu
Don't you pronounce the "u" at the end of itadakimasu? I've heard it said with the "u" in anime.
No you don't pronounce it. Same as in "desu", "gozaimasu" etc.
Which anime btw??
Me after reading the title: Itadakimasu!
I love Japanese ^__^
I think it originates from the Shinto religion, right?
Sayonara means "Goodbye" in English but where does it come from??
Onara means "fart". People started to use the word when farted. It's a good way to make an excuse for leaving, isn't it??
I think it came from Sanara which mean we shall see in Arabic "its a well known fact" lol
learned this from toriko
ひろこはかわいいいいですよ！
紘子先生はとても可愛いですよ!
I am her biggest fan ever.♪
even kanji can be replaced by hiragana? Is it ok? Grammatically ok?
いただく/頂く = 貰う (もらう)
@PomPomPurinDude I know what you meannn. People are just like that.
Lol at the comments. It's like pronouncing Sasuke "Sas soo kay", which is wrong.
Is it impolite to yell itadakimasu at the top of your lungs or it doesn't matter?
Sometimes the "u" at the end is pronounced and sometimes it's not. Why is that??
Same thing with gozaimasu.
Hi woopygoman,
And if I were to say when that happens,
I think it is skipped at the end of sentences in almost all cases.
Maybe it depends on a person, speaking speed, or so.
Hope this helps you.
Keep studying with JapanesePod101.com
Regards,
Miki
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Hi woopygoman,
Thank you for posting.
Sometimes "u" is skiped at tne end of a sentence
Let me show you some examples;
ありがとうございます。(Arigatō gozaimasu.)
sounds "Arigatō gozaimass."
ここはえきです。(Koko wa eki desu.)
sounds "Koko wa eki dess.)
Hope this helps you.
Keep studying with JapanesePod101.com
Regards,
Miki
Team JapanesePod101.com
itadakimasssssss(u). im in love with her
You don't say "itadakimasU", but "itadakimas"? WHY?!
Then be creative. Tell your Japanese friends about it, say your prayer and then say itadakimasu together with the others or say it to yourself while everybody else is already munching... I don't know. I am an atheist and most Japanese are syncretists who have a rather practical approach to religion.
So it's "eir-da-da-ki"-mus & "It-tal-lic-ka-mass"
Don't say it so fast
No you don't have to pronounce the u just like every normal american person does not always prounoun the g in nothing or t in night