4 Verbs (Nomimasu, Tabemasu, Mimasu, Kikimasu) - Japanese Lesson 5
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- Опубліковано 24 бер 2011
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In this lesson you will learn 4 new verbs, nomimasu, tabemasu, mimasu and kikimasu and how to correctly use them in sentences.
Vocabulary:
nomimasu = to drink
tabemasu = to eat
mimasu = to see, to watch
kikimasu = to hear, to listen
nani = what
ashita = tomorrow
kyou = today
kino = yesterday
eiga = movie
kohi = coffee
suteki = steak
ringo = apple
rajio = radio
nihon no ongaku = japanese music
terebi = tv
miruku = milk
wain = wine
kupukekki = cupcake
ka = used at end of sentence to form question
o = particle used after object
hai = yes
iie = no
Sentence structure:
time + object + o + verb
time + nani + o + verb + ka (to ask what someone is eating, drinking, listening to, watching)
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"You don't want to eat CD's or listen to Wine" hahaha I love this lady
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S.A Impavido yahh sammeeee and im just so irritated i dunno why for example kikimasu thats to hear/listen right but she just says it like kikimas im not angry im just irritated
Ever heard of the devoicing rule?
The u is silent
whats that?
"-ta" in verb is frequently associated with past tense. for nouns such as tomorrow, "ashita", "-ta" here is just part of the word, does not refer to something is done in the past.
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This is formal or informal
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Nani meaning?
You can write it as "mizu wo" or "mizu o" when writing in Romanized Japanese. The proper romanization is "wo", but when pronouncing it it sounds like "o".
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Justin Tan the O particle is written WO just sounds like O. Its the hiragana WO and wine is WA I N katakana
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I was wondering, if I want to ask "what are we eating today?" Would it still be "kyou nani o tabemasu ka?"
Diana Edvi Yes, that is correct!
Alright then, thank you :)
Wait, can I break this down... 'Kyou' is today, right? And 'nani' is what and then 'o tabemasu' is to eat and then 'ka' is the question particle. Is that correct? Sorry, I'm just trying to make note you see.
The Lugia Song yeah youre right.
"kyou (wa) nani (wo) tabemasu ka?"（今日（は）何（を）食べますか？）（←"wa" and "wo" can be omitted in spoken language.） In this sentence the subject(we=(watashitachiわたしたち) or you(=anataあなた)) is omitted. So it can mean "what are we eating today?" or "what are you eating today?" depending on the situation. When it’s clear to eat together, it means "what are we eating today?" To make the subject clear, you should say "anata(=you) wa kyou nani wo tabemasu ka?"（あなたは今日、何を食べますか？）for "what are you eating today?" and "kyou nani wo tabemashou ka?"（今日、何を食べましょうか？）for "what are we eating today?" ”tabemashou” means “shall eat”. "kyou nani wo tabemashou ka?" means “What shall we eat?” ※“nani wo” sounds like “nani o”. “wo”=”を” “o”=”お” ※※Sorry for my poor English.
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That's fine. Also we have a video from this series that's titled as "to do " in lesson 6. It will give you more examples of how to use it.
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I don't know what you're talking about. In the states, we eat CD's all the time.
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I ate a CD once, it was actually quite nice.
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Yes, usually the verb is at the end.
“You don’t want to eat CD’s” hASJAHS tell bts that
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But... I want to eat CDs and listen to wine...
Nico Schubert. certain things are only funny because of who is saying them. 2:46 falls right into that group.
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This would be a lot more handy if you used the kanji instead of hiragana to depict the verbs, since repeating them over and over will help with the kanji memorisation. In case anyone's wondering here are the kanji for these 4 verbs = drink : 飲みます - eat : 食べます - see:見ます - hear:聞きます
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Here's some mnemonics to help differentiate between the four:
- For tabemasu, think "table"
What do you do at a table(dinner)? Eat. So TABEmasu is eat.
-For nomimasu, think "no"
If someone offers you a drink(alcohol) you say no(well I'm a minor so I'd say no and any minor should say no to alcohol). Or you can think "no drinks allowed" for NOmimasu.
-For mimasu, think "Memes"
Because you SEE memes. MIMasu.
You could also think "Me" or "Mirror" because you SEE yourself in the mirror.
-For kikimasu think, "Kiki"
As cringey as it is, think of hearing the "Kiki, Do You Love Me" Drake song. KIKImasu. Like, ugh, I don't wanna hear that song!
Hope this helps!
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+paolo m gozaimashita? why ashita, its past. you have to say thank you in present moment. arigato gozaimasu
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So if you already learnt something , the favour is done , it's ashita because you've already learnt it? And if you're about to learn it and haven't yet it's 'asu' ? I get it now
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We currently do not have a video on how to read romaji. Masu is used for present-tense endings for "I eat", "you eat", etc. However, it is also used for other words like nomimasu, mimasu, kikimasu, etc.
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I think all FMA fans knew what tabemasu meant thanks to Gluttony...
+KingdomOfFandoms tabemasu means eat
Tabete ii~?
so "watashi wa cd o kikimasu" is i listen to cd. right?
No. Its "Cheeki Breeki CD blyat"
Thank you. I hope that this is a series. I sooo do need videos teaching the conjugation of verbs in the way that you have presented this set of verbs. Thumbs up!!!
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○○ o △△←mistake
○○ wo △△←correct
Suteki o tabemasu
Suteki wo tabemasu
↓Translated into Japanese
スキーキ(すてーき) お(o) たべます。←mistake
ステーキ(すてーき) を(wo) たべます。←correct
"お" and "を" is a different thing.
"お" it has been used to words as " おはよう".
" を" is a way to be used as an adhesive in order to provide a words and word.
Sorry if English was wrong .
I learned that it is written "wo" but pronounce as "o"
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This is 9 years old and it's still very useful
In Japan, you don’t eat steak.
Steak Eats You
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Bro, that happens in Soviet Russia
Anyone else heard the laughing in the background?
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if the the question is... "what did you eat yesterday lunch?"
is it... "kino hirugohan wa nani o tabemashita ka?" ?
christine ferrer Yes, that is correct!
thank you japan soc.! this is really helpful for me to know the basic nihongo. keep it up! 2 thumbs up! hontou ni tanoshkatta desu!
christine ferrer kino nani ranchi o tobemashita ka
I read somewhere that they're three different ways to say lunch in Japanese O.o And Ranchi is one of them. I think I'll stick with that one instead ^^ haha
ランチ(katakana) is the "english" form of "Lunch", you know. 昼ご飯(hiragana) is the Japanese equivalent of lunch. Just saying XD
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Not true, I listen to wine all the time! 👂🍷 It says 'drink me!' 😏
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She is the best! eat cd's or listen to wine.. literally laughed outlaid... Love her
the best thing is that you are repeating the word and the sentence alot so I can get familiar to it's pronunciation , I liked this
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Just a couple of things:
it's kinou, not kino.
it's koohii, not kohi.
it's suteeki, not suteki.
it's kappukeeki, not kupukekki
That is why theres a line on top of all those words ( i have no idea whats its called) so that it is spelled right. For eg: Kohi is spelled koohi when there is a line on top of 'o'
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Sensei wa, excellent. Clear, patient, and articulate.
these lessons are so so good! if it helps anyone, I always remember ‘tabe’ in tabemasu sounds like ‘table’ and you eat at a table.
kupukekki is the cutest word ive ever heard
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