My Japanese Word Date Month Week Day 日本語 日付(ひづけ) WDMWD

This is Japanese vocabulary for beginners. Good for self-study with the book.
＊とおか not とうか corrected version ⇒ • My Re-upload Japanese ...
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P16-17
Edited itchi-gatsu　⇒　ichi-gatsu　for 1月
#日本語研修＃日付#JLPT

[@usagigacha2764]

This was very helpful, Thank you so much!

[@marta9880]

I like it that you read each day twice, so I can hear it first and then repeat after you! Thank you!

[@roronoa-123]

This is the first video. I saw this channel really I like the way of explaining .

[@dawo3993]

Simple and super helpful, that's how it should be, thanks a lot.

[@alexho3445]

Thank you for the teaching!

[@batgirlp5561]

スゴイ!ありがと😆💕✨

[@RosalieHuwaban0730]

That was very helpful ☺️ Thank You

[@myjapanese_tmk]

Thank you!

[@RosalieHuwaban0730]

@@myjapanese_tmk welcome

[@ouichtan]

Thank goodness a video about the days of the month that doesn't use a stupid song to teach it...☺️

[@learnjapanesewithauntcooki9832]

Thank you for the amazing videos!!!

[@myjapanese_tmk]

You are welcome!

[@betsypayne3197]

Thank you very much. This presentation was very helpful.

[@myjapanese_tmk]

I'm glad to hear that. Thank you!

[@rabinkhadka4081]

I was wondering to revise all these for my interview. Ultimately I got it. Arigatou sensei😘😘

[@myjapanese_tmk]

I'm glad to hear that.

[@rabinkhadka4081]

@@myjapanese_tmk
Konichiwa sensei.
If you could help me out regarding college interview for N5? I would be very grateful to you. I have had an interview this afternoon I didn't get selected.
Keenly looking forward for your kind response.
Arigatou

[@myjapanese_tmk]

@@rabinkhadka4081 I will make a video regarding the interview.

[@mmmm2s]

So helpful.
Thank you.

[@davidc3408]

This is very clear and concise! Is it possible to pare this with a textbook, like Genki I, and go into depth consistent with the table of contents with the book? In any case, you are an excellent teacher and thank you!

[@myjapanese_tmk]

Thank you very much for your words. Please check out this playlist. I hope it works. ua-cam.com/video/0mLbtgb1df0/v-deo.html

[@maitabirlimbu9112]

Good tiching ok

[@donaldopestana4115]

I am learning a lot think you

[@myjapanese_tmk]

I'm glad to hear that.

[@mastergaming6588]

Thanks

[@tangkwanamrinchannel2105]

Thank you

[@manetukaram503]

Thanks for good way of teaching

[@8changtv]

Very nice

[@tickthailand565]

you help me a lot ,thank you :))))))))

[@shibuchandrabanshi8871]

10 day とうか is not , とおか is right

[@myjapanese_tmk]

You are right! Thank you. In the description box, I amended it.

[@thePOWERofART-11]

Super cute

[@minhhangle1159]

Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other

[@sandaruw2719]

arigathoo....

[@eracooking]

super

[@thianho1808]

You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do

[@myjapanese_tmk]

Thanks for your advice.

[@sc5252]

4th, 8th sound similar

[@myjapanese_tmk]

Yes, yokka 4th and yo^ka 8th. similar indeed.

[@ayushisingh453]

Arigatoo gozaimasu

[@marijancorluka4500]

I have a question. I see some sites/people using juu for ten and some using ju, when writing various numbers in romanji. Which one is the standard, or it doesn't matter?

[@myjapanese_tmk]

As you pointed out, there are several ways to write Hiragana in Romaji. The number 10 is written as 「じゅう」 in Hiragana. It contains a long vowel sound. When you follow pronunciation, it becomes 「ju^」.(I am using up arrow「＾」to show long vowel sound. ) When you write in romaji following Hiragana way, it becomes「juu] (「じゅ」 ⇒「 ju 」,「 う 」⇒「 u 」). As for long vowel sound, pls check this video.://ua-cam.com/video/aSn0PvFnMCA/v-deo.html

[@marijancorluka4500]

@@myjapanese_tmk Thank you very much for the response. So, 21 could be written as niju(arrow)ichi instead of nijuuichi?

[@myjapanese_tmk]

If following the way to pronounce 21, yes "niju^ ichi ". To match the Hiragana spelling, some people write as "nijuuichi". In my lesson, I add romaji to support pronunciation.　:)

[@marijancorluka4500]

@@myjapanese_tmk Ok, much clearer now. Thank you for your response :)

[@myjapanese_tmk]

@@marijancorluka4500 welcome :)

[@totalantaryamigaming19]

Nice

[@myjapanese_tmk]

Thanks!

[@BestRareR]

日
Is it *にち* or *ひ*

[@HentaiMH]

にち

[@BestRareR]

oh it has been six months 😳 I felt like I posted it yesterday

[@FroggyMolgora]

@@XenoYume or hi :3

[@leudennis9400]

10 日 ：とおか?

[@myjapanese_tmk]

Thank you. I will amend that.

[@abdullahnadeem1823]

how did u get the day of the month symbol

[@FrigglyFluff]

Abdullah nadeem turn on Japanese-romaji,Japanese-kana,and Chinese (simplified)-handwriting in your keyboard settings! They are under the general tab!
(The Chinese handwriting is so you can have a scratchpad option to draw and use kanji)

[@shinehtetaung188]

To o ka
Not
とうか

[@myjapanese_tmk]

Thank you! corrected version is here. ua-cam.com/video/nbT9hhycqXo/v-deo.html

[@mimashitaka]

video is clear.and nice..liked. #mimashitaka

[@myjapanese_tmk]

Thank you very much :)

[@AhmedQsi]

I was have some confuse with the number until i see your video. thank. Yet i have another question. Can i said (ka) instead if (nichi) when we reach pass the ten or no? Like ju. ichi. ka

[@myjapanese_tmk]

Thank you for your comment. After 10th, you can said (か ka) only for 14th(じゅうよっか), 24th(にじゅうよっか), and 20th (はつか)

[@samvelrajanedits8984]

Nice