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I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson. 😊 Just note that こと can be used for other structures/expressions too. The one I introduced in this lesson is just one usage. We never use こと with TE forms, but we do use it with TA form when we talk about our past experiences. [Example] すしを食べたことがあります。= I have the experience of eating sushi. = I have eaten sushi. 日本に行ったことがありますか？= Do you have the experience of going to Japan? = Have you been to Japan? Hope this helps!
Thank u sensei for your very helpful teaching activities. Your teaching method is quiet and very much achieveable because of your outstanding technic. thank u very much
This channel help me so much.. I'm thankful. Also I'm the only one who noticed the very last sentence she made a mistake. Instead of suru する she wrote ruru する
mam i am from tamilnadu . i wish to learn Japanese language. i saw many videos in youtube to another subscribers. i didn't understand. but your videos is awesome. super mam thankyou verymuch.
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There is another way of turning a verb into a noun. Add the の particle after the dictionary form of the verb (just like adding こと)... So, you can translate the sentence, "I like reading books" 2 ways, using こと and の: 1) 本 を 読む こと が 好き です, and 2) 本 を 読む の が 好き です Both mean the same. I wish you had discussed this. This was a great lesson nevertheless. Thank you for these wonderful lessons
ing does not convert a verb into a noun. It changes the case to gerund which is kind of both noun and verb. Jogging, running, fishing, swimming etc are all valid verbs, but can also be direct objects or subjects. They don't stop being verbs with ing though.
Hi sensei, how about multiple hobbies, how to say it. For example, my hobbies are cooking, reading books and watching.korean drama. Hoping for the answers
So a word about the koto is that its my hobby. A koto about koto is koto . Id like to say a word about my hobby playing the koto ( traditional string instrument). My hobby is laid back camping. My hobby is sketching. My hobby is looking at the stars. Im at the hiragana stage. Japanrse nursury rhyme is good. Some romanji anf kanji. I have lerned sone korean and chinese. There are similarities. Korean has the same grammar. Just a different script. Korean uses ptcles as well. Similaer wird order.bakje kingdom . It existed befire it was taken iver by shilla and koyeo.used to trade eith Japan. Some words are borrowed from one language to another. I find the history interesting. We dont hear much in nz. Tends to be western focused Gampae cheers, kabang handbag etc ... Still learning. Im only a beginner . I like anime and hadrama and some j songs. Kids and j pop . I try reading la els of hspanese goods. Using hapanese software and websites. Likr Google and Yahoo . Heaps of android apps. I like gunja free. I also practice in hapanese expats. Im sure youre good but im not rich. You can talk online to people for free.
Hello and thank you Yuko sensei. I have one question, if you wanted to list multiple hobbies in one sentence, how would one do that? For example, "My hobbies are reading books, travelling, and hiking. I saw you respond to one other comment by saying the "TE" form is never used with koto, so I was wondering about how it would be done.
Hello @Yuko, I have a question. I want to express different hobbies but in the same sentence (ex: My hobbies are playing tennis, studying Japanese , and traveling.) Following your instructions, I would use the plain form verbs when expressing my hobbies like 'tenisu o su ru' and 'Nihongo o benkyo su ru' and 'ryo ko su ru'. My question: in conversation would I convert each individual verb by adding 'ko to' after each 'su ru' or should I only use 'ko to' once at the end of the last hobby (ex. Shu mi wa ryo ko su ru to tenisu o su ru to nihongo o benkyo su ru ko to de su?) I used "to" for and.
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I am an English teacher, and I have a growing interest in learning Japanese. Thanks for your intriguing and systematic way of teaching. Yuko Sensei.
I also learned KOTO by watching anime but this lesson blew my mind. Thank you sensei.
Which anime you suggest to watch for beginners?
先生 ありがとう！when it comes to learning Japanese, youve been the most helpful resourse/teacher . Thankyou so so soooo much !
12:12 little mistake there with su and ru
Yuko sensei, I enjoy your method of teaching. You not only make it easy but also interesting to learn Japanese.
Thank you! I've been using the "te" form with koto. Glad to find out the correct way to do it!
I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson. 😊 Just note that こと can be used for other structures/expressions too. The one I introduced in this lesson is just one usage. We never use こと with TE forms, but we do use it with TA form when we talk about our past experiences.
[Example]
すしを食べたことがあります。= I have the experience of eating sushi. = I have eaten sushi.
日本に行ったことがありますか？= Do you have the experience of going to Japan? = Have you been to Japan?
Hope this helps!
I just studied こと yesterday..but now it's very clear to me..ありがとう
Omg finally an explanation on こと! Beyond helpful! 先生、どうもありがとうございます❗
Your videos are so useful, they really do help me a lot.
日本語を勉強するのが大好きですよ。
Thank you sensei, your explaination is very clear👍
My hobby is actually taking photos and was unsure how to say it, I was so happy you explained it in this video!
Devon-san, I'm glad it was helpful. 😊
Great explanation. So easy to understand 👍 Thank you Sensei
Wow I’m glad I found your channel. This was a great explanation!
So cool! I love how logical (most of ) Japanese is!
Thank u sensei for your very helpful teaching activities. Your teaching method is quiet and very much achieveable because of your outstanding technic. thank u very much
趣味は日本語を勉強することです。ありがとうございました先生。
rafildesさん、よくできました。どういたしまして！😊
Amazing! You're the best teacher. 先生、どうもありがとうございます。
Noemiさん、ありがとうございます for the kind comment. 😊
Thank you sensei. Always good subjects//context to learn from you. You’re the best!!👍
Thank you for this! I always wondered how add -ing to the verbs and this was very helpful.
すごい！このレッスンはとてもいいですね。趣味は日本語をべきょうするまた。
my interest of japanese is getting stronger and stronger cause of u sensei🤗🤗🤗
ありがとうございます先生。😊
At 12:10 the romaji part for suru is written ruru
Finally a face reveal you are really helping me out, self study is hard but i can clearify my questions by watching your vids
ありがとうございます
This channel help me so much.. I'm thankful. Also I'm the only one who noticed the very last sentence she made a mistake. Instead of suru する she wrote ruru する
Amazing..
I have been learning Japanese but I never knew the usage of ことです until now when I watched your video.
ありがとうございます ゆこ せんせい
Thanks for explaining this. Now I understand koto and no can both be nominalizers.
Thank you for the knowledge
ありがとうございます
nicely explained...thanku sensai
Thank you! Very systematic explanation.
I've just discovered your channel,it's interesting 👏
I didn't understand this in my japaneses class but u explained in a too easy way, thank u sensei!!!
Wow ... now I understand properly.. how to say hobbies... thank you
ありがとう先生！！
Very useful... thanks.. due to simple explanation
Than you very much sensei
Thank you sensei ♡
ありがとう。
ありがとう 先生
most helpful lesson
really helpful
Thank you 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
mam i am from tamilnadu . i wish to learn Japanese language. i saw many videos in youtube to another subscribers. i didn't understand. but your videos is awesome. super mam thankyou verymuch.
This was a very useful thank you a lot!
Terima kasih, banyak Atas Informasinya belajar bahasa jepang😊😊 . Saya sangat Terbantu dengan vidoe ini dan saya sangat giat belajar dan Cepat Memahami apa yang di sampaikan Oleh Ibu. 😊😊😍😍.Saya harap, Ibu bisa memberikan Lebih bagus. Amin💛💛💛
Terima kasih Banyak. 😊😇
ありがとう、先生 I didn't know what koto (こと) was, but changing verbs like miru (watch) to mirukoto it was confusing for me.This lesson was very helpful.
Nice lesson ! Arigatou Yuko sensei
ゆこ-せんせい、ありがとうございます。 This video helps a lot!
Thanks alot sensei yuko
わかりやすい👏👏👏
こんにちは、インスタグラムであなたを見つけました。お疲れ様でした 😌🙏✨✨✨✨
My master degree is in Japanese language, but actually I must improve more my skills. Japanese is a very interesting language. I love it.
Very very interesting
very useful thank you very much, love your english equivalent approach
Aaaa... Thank you sensei!
Whoa sugoi, its became all clear now... どもありがとございます！
This helps a lot! 本当ありがとうございます！
@Sheeb Queen You’re missing a に so it becomes 本当にありがとうございます。
Arigato for this🥰
Thank you so much!
My son 2 and half years old but he likes your amazing presentation.
Thanks miss
Thanks for the lesson Yuko Sensei !
thank you mwah💋
There is another way of turning a verb into a noun. Add the の particle after the dictionary form of the verb (just like adding こと)... So, you can translate the sentence, "I like reading books" 2 ways, using こと and の:
1) 本 を 読む こと が 好き です, and
2) 本 を 読む の が 好き です
Both mean the same.
I wish you had discussed this. This was a great lesson nevertheless. Thank you for these wonderful lessons
「こと」を使うこと習うことありました xD ありがとうございます先生 ^^
Arigatou gozaimasu sensei 🙏🙏
Grazie...ciao
At 12:20 you have an error in the typing. Easy to miss. “ ruru “Thank you for all your hard work :)
Thanks you medam
Hola saludos cordiales muchas gracias por su vídeo
i like this channel! thanks for the helpful videos..
Domou Arigatou Gozaimashta 😊💗🍀🌻
big help. ^_^ Arigato gazaimasu Sensei.
Thank you! You are amazing! Arigatou gozaimasu
ing does not convert a verb into a noun. It changes the case to gerund which is kind of both noun and verb.
Jogging, running, fishing, swimming etc are all valid verbs, but can also be direct objects or subjects. They don't stop being verbs with ing though.
I don't really understand this argument. In what sense is "jogging" a verb? It might be derived from the verb "jog", but you can't say, "I jogging."
Keep it up sensie
こんばんわ yuko せんせい ェオです はぎめまして☺️ filipin人です、ありがとう to teach us nihongo,
I love you so much ,and I want to develop my Japanese level !!!
1:趣味は読書です。
2:趣味はハイキングです。
3:趣味はコスプレです。
4:趣味は料理です。
5:趣味はガーデニングです。
趣味は写真です。
6:趣味は写真を撮ることです。
7:趣味は買い物ことです。
8:趣味は日本語勉強することです。
7.趣味は買い物 ”する” ことです。
8.趣味は日本語 “を”勉強することです。
@yukosensei Is this sentence correct when I used and
"Shumi wa anime o miru koto to ryo o ri desu."
A small mistake at 12:13 す is translated as ru instead of su
Ah, I did it again! 😅 Arigatoo gozaimasu for letting me know.
GREAT VIDEO!!!
Hi sensei, how about multiple hobbies, how to say it. For example, my hobbies are cooking, reading books and watching.korean drama. Hoping for the answers
So a word about the koto is that its my hobby.
A koto about koto is koto .
Id like to say a word about my hobby playing the koto ( traditional string instrument).
My hobby is laid back camping.
My hobby is sketching.
My hobby is looking at the stars.
Im at the hiragana stage. Japanrse nursury rhyme is good. Some romanji anf kanji.
I have lerned sone korean and chinese.
There are similarities. Korean has the same grammar. Just a different script. Korean uses ptcles as well. Similaer wird order.bakje kingdom . It existed befire it was taken iver by shilla and koyeo.used to trade eith Japan. Some words are borrowed from one language to another. I find the history interesting. We dont hear much in nz. Tends to be western focused
Gampae cheers, kabang handbag etc ...
Still learning. Im only a beginner .
I like anime and hadrama and some j songs. Kids and j pop . I try reading la els of hspanese goods. Using hapanese software and websites. Likr Google and Yahoo . Heaps of android apps. I like gunja free. I also practice in hapanese expats. Im sure youre good but im not rich. You can talk online to people for free.
Hello and thank you Yuko sensei. I have one question, if you wanted to list multiple hobbies in one sentence, how would one do that? For example, "My hobbies are reading books, travelling, and hiking. I saw you respond to one other comment by saying the "TE" form is never used with koto, so I was wondering about how it would be done.
What would be the difference / more appropriate: miru koto or miruno? More broadly, is there a major difference between verb + koto and verb + no?
Koto or no are interchangeable
I'm learning two languages at the same time, 嬉しい
Hello @Yuko, I have a question. I want to express different hobbies but in the same sentence (ex: My hobbies are playing tennis, studying Japanese , and traveling.) Following your instructions, I would use the plain form verbs when expressing my hobbies like 'tenisu o su ru' and 'Nihongo o benkyo su ru' and 'ryo ko su ru'. My question: in conversation would I convert each individual verb by adding 'ko to' after each 'su ru' or should I only use 'ko to' once at the end of the last hobby
(ex. Shu mi wa ryo ko su ru to tenisu o su ru to nihongo o benkyo su ru ko to de su?) I used "to" for and.
My hobby is video editing. How do you say this in Japanese? Please help me. Thank you. 😇🙏
日本語を勉強することです
And anime is one of best things in this World...
Good video. Question please. Can we use の to mean こと ? And if so, can we then use の to mean ことand or もの for verbs to become nouns ?
7:32 that sound...
just wow
I love Japan♥
I'm dont have an Japanese keyboread right now but I will write it for no reason
Ore wa nihon Ga suki da
Would something like this be correct:
趣味は料理することです
Very nice explanation sensei.. Could you give, where こと should be used instead of の, only at ます form？
Rizwan-san, please refer to the answer I gave to the comment by Jeff Gilbert-san below.
@@YukoSensei ありがとうございました。
Domo Arigato Gozaimasu Yoku Sensei!