Top 20 Must-Know Family Words in Japanese
Вставка
- Опубліковано 22 вер 2016
- With this video you will improve your Japanese skills.
bit.ly/3PwMOSJ Click here to download your Free 2000 Words for everyday life eBook!
↓Check how below↓
Step 1: Go to bit.ly/3PwMOSJ
Step 2: Sign up for a Free Lifetime Account - No money, No credit card required
Step 3: Download your free ebook to start speaking Japanese the fast, fun and easy way!
If you don't understand much Japanese and want to be able to understand and speak it, this video is made for you because it will get you to improve your Japanese skills!
JapanesePod101 is here to help you progress in your Japanese study.
This is THE place to start if you want to learn Japanese, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.
Get started with Japanese language now! bit.ly/3PwMOSJ
Follow us here:
■ Facebook: / japanesepod101
■ Instagram: / japanesepod101
Also, please LIKE, SHARE and COMMENT on our videos! We really appreciate it. Thanks!
#Japanese #LearnJapanese #JapaneseLanguage #JapanesePod101 #Vocabulary
Despite Japanese being a grammatically simple language, the way how it is use is what makes it difficult. In the sentence “I have a very young sister” she is actually saying “ I have younger sister that is years away from me” and the Japanese structure is “I have a years away younger sister”. The mentality of the language is what I find sometimes difficult. But great video nonetheless! ありがと！
Thank for that correction,I don't how they got that that wrong
I'm learning Chinesepod101 now but i come back for risa
World Aviation HD did u ever learn japanese?
I didn't know a 3D girl can be this cute.
You killed me x)
3d girl???
I enjoy learning Japanese with this cute teacher . She is the person who made me feel fun to learn Japanese.
ありがとうございます。
Who already knew most of the words because of Anime?
btw Risa is so cute :)
Please suggest me anime and where to watch it
@@poonamagrawal4974
hunterxhunter - crunchyroll
little witch academia - netflix kids
@@poonamagrawal4974 black buttler
Yuri on ice
Meeeee from naruto
Oh on! Risa-sensei is being adorable again!
When I learned Japanese (many years ago), I was taught to use non-honorific forms (母、父、兄、姉、弟、妹) for my own family members. I was surprised when I moved to Japan to find a lot of Japanese don't follow that rule. I even hear some men refer to their own wife as 奥さん, which always strikes me as strange since I learned to use 妻 only.
language when being taugh vs language when being spoken with by natives in a relax situation is always extremely different and there are little to no rules associated.
I disagree. Japanese is extremely adherent to rules, especially those involving honorifics (敬語). This is a rare exception.
We must talk to different native japanese people then. Half of what i learned in class were thrown out the door when i got thrown into Japan
No one says 妻 to call their wife. And talking about one's own wife using the term 奥さん is technically wrong but not uncommon. Some girls even add ちゃん to their own name in conversation with significant others, but I don't like it and most Japanese frown on it as well.
I remember reading an article by a Japanese native who was saying that it is more politically correct to use 妻, due to its more neutral roots. I'm not exactly sure which are used when speaking with ones wife versus speaking to others about ones wife.
I just LOVE the ending theme song 🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
This was very helpful! Thank you!
When the gift of knowledge is delivered this well, repeat visits are routine.
Excellent teaching japanese language
Thank you for teaching me japanese! ありがとう
すごーい Risaーちゃん I love your videos they are so helpful and very educational Risa 師匠
can't even read anything in the video, just focus on you all the time Risa
Same
This is so great!! Thank you so much for this.
Thank you it's well and more useful
I love your way of teaching ^^
かっこいいですね。このビデオはとても役に立ちます。ありがとうございます。
Your videos are short and benifitial. 😍👍🏻thanks
Thanks Risa-sensei
That is so helpful :)
Great video..... Although sometimes too quick and i had to pause to read the example of how to introduce ... which i felt important to learn and not be a throw away phrase example "Kochira ga watashi no" ........
very informative!
Thank you
I love Risa 😍
Does Risa use any social media platform?
i am learning french but i am watching this because of the host.. she is very cute and teaching in an interesting way. but i cannot understand any japanese word..
thank you
Hey Risa! Can I use Okaachan and Otouchan istead of haha and chichi? Thanks for the words!
Thanks
ありがとうございます
ありがたうございます
ありがとうございます。😁
You're so cute! It's fun to learn japanese thanks to you Risa
who can tell me what's the background music ?thank you so much 本当にありがとうございました～～～
you're so crazy, I love it ^_^
Hello Risa's Grandma!!! WE TOTALLY LOVE YOUR GRANDDAUGHTER!!!!
the cutest teacher i've ever seen
Really helpful... Risa is really cute......
nice Risa god luck
Ahhh, Risa-sensei, you forgot to mention 家族 ( Kazoku , which is the Japanese word for "family", for those who don't know that word :) )...but nice video anyway...keep making more Japanese lesson video Risa-sensei ! :D
this thing really helping, but its even nicer if each word have their own color. just suggestion tho, just like each family word, they get blue color. so the other responsible word should get color too. however this vid is still great.
enough said marry me pls
hahaha
Learning Japanese while Quarantine.
btw she's so kawai-
risa is so cuuuute
So what's the difference between おかあさん and はは for mother, and おとうさん and ちち for father?
Hi TyOrca 5,
Thank you for posting.
Nomally adults don't call their mother/father "okāsan"/"otōsan" as the third person in conversation.
They use "haha"/"chichi" instead.
Hope this helps you.
Keep studying with JapanesePod101.com
Regards,
Team JapanesePod101.com
+Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com
Thanks!
Hello i have a question..."odoroku" means "to be surprised" right?...so if u wanaa say "i am surprised" could u say "odorokimasu" or "odoroite imasu"?
うわあぁ、ありごとう！ 勉強になりました！
Thanks for such a helpful video! (^^)v
すごい Risa~
Hi risa san can u say how to join with u to learn Japanese .......
U just crazy awesome😎😎😎😎
When i got Japanese romaji subtitle i click like. 😉
Risa is so pretty✨
I would love to say "thank you" with hiragana I've learned from your videos, but sadly enough my smartphone doesn't supports Japanese (even though it's Sony lol).
So I have to say that with English. Thank you.
Russian is fine too? Спасибо. Из России с любовью.
look for an app called, google japanese input. It allows you to change your keyboard to type in Japanese.
о
My chinese 120 usd smartphone is way worse than yours and look at that:
ありがとございます!
All Google smartphone on this planet support japanese input. All of them.
りさはかわいいです💖💖
risa wa kawaii desu :)
i hope the sentence isn't wrong lol
りさ先生 I listened in Shinchan that Shinchan calls his mom as 母ちゃん and dad as 父ちゃん. So, is it also right to say our mother and father like this.
Kawaii ! Arigato one San !
All because of Risa 😍
Risa-neechan
ページメンバーはライブ放送の視聴を待っていただきますよね。😊
risa is so cute. that is all
Risa😀thats all I can say
Why for say- OYA meaning PARENT(s) Does it have 2 lines of symbols? Please reply!
Yeah i inscrip and i was risa will be there like a teacher
Are you all still Learning Japanese or you're here for risa?
I am here for risa
I"ve been watching Inuyasha anime in Japanese w/ subs. I've noticed that he calls his mom "ofukuro" rather than okasan. Is this normal?
Arigatou
I do wish Risa would explain the grammar and vocabulary of the things she says, as without a proper explanation her videos are not nearly as useful as they could be. For instance:
1. When Risa talks about having/not having an older brother/younger sister/cousins, etc, she keeps saying "watashi ni wa ..." WHY? Why not just say "watashi wa ..." Why does she add 'ni'?
2. Why does she say "takusan no itoko"? Why isn't "takusan itoko" sufficient?
3. When talking about her niece she uses the 'kute' form of kawaii - ie. 'kawaikute'. WHY? I thought the 'kute' form was used to string several adjectives together, but this is not the case here.
Good lord- that would take a long time... try and get the larger points the lesson is based on. the fine parts of regular speech you reference are for a more academic study of the language (you've already identified your queries- no go find you answers)... but truthfully, those are the points you will get a grip on with repetitive exposure to the language. For example, when you get the real feel of に and は as particles.. it will be the most natural thing to combine the two as in your first note. good luck!
Sorry for asking this,can you put the viedo of how to write japanese sentence clearly
Everyone is Simping for Risa... Why wouldn't you??
What the different between haha with okasan and chichi with otousan?
Hi Salwa Salsabila,
Thank you for posting.
Nomally adults don't call their mother/father "okāsan"/"otōsan" as the third person in conversation.
They use "haha"/"chichi" instead.
Hope this helps you.
Keep studying with JapanesePod101.com
Regards,
Team JapanesePod101.com
Why did she used NI after watashi at 0.54 ?
Is yo the last letter of the hiranga alphabet
do Japanese always actually use such polite forms and call mother and farther okasan and otosan? What are haha and chichi used for?
You use haha and chichi when you speak of your own mother and father.
she's so cute
Is kavai is cute
@@sanikawadnere2187 Kawaii (かわいい)
nanchatte means just kididng!
Too cute to be real, she must be an anime character who escaped a series.
Kochira ga watashi no tsuma desu .
In Dragon Ball Z, characters call Kuririn's temporary girlfriend Maron "musume-san" but don't seem to refer to her being anyone's daughter.
Please someone teach me Japanese on Skype also what is the outro music !
Arigato
risa is so cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
you're so funny! hahahhaha
I feel like she's overworked. but very helpful video!
Sayonara Risa-San
Yea Risa is soo cute and beautifull one .maybe I can get a date once 🤣😂😉
Arigato gozaimasu
Wonderfull helpfull videos
I subscribe cause she's gorgeous
If "tsuma" is wife, why do I hear anime characters say something that sounds like "oks-san" when the subtitle says "wife?"
all these words are used to refer to your own family members. when referring to someone else's famil members you use different words for all of them
奥さん is another way to say wife (some people want it gone though; it has sexist roots)
Number 6 what does DOTE means??
to dote on someone is to display love towards them, often through cute compliments or manners
Hi s3xyScorp,
Thank you for posting.
A verb "dote" is "溺愛する(dekiai suru) in Japanese.
Hope this helps you.
Keep studying with JapanesePod101.com
Regards,
Miki
Team JapanesePod101.com
Here come all the dorks asking to marry or stalk Risa...such unwelcomed behavior.
what is the difference between "haha" nd "okasan"??
Both of them means mother. Right??!
Haha is the humble form, Okaasan is the polite form.
"Haha" when you speak of you own mother
"Okaasan" when you speak to your mother, or of someone else's mother.
You ate my tsuma
Doesn't "san" imply someone's elses family
SO KAWAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII, KYAAAAA >.
Weeaboo.
Risa how to say . He said I'm cute.?? In Japanese??
There are many ways to say that. Do you want to be polite or not. I'll suggest saying the name instead of he. For example, "(Name) said that I'm cute). In Japanese, that would be "(Name) は私が可愛いだと言いました". (Name wa watashiga kawaii da to iimashita). However, if you've been talking about that person for some time, remove the name and say "Watashi ha kawaii da to iimashita". But to simply answers your question, say "彼は私が可愛いだと言いました". (Kare wa watashi ga kawaii da to iimashita).HOPE THIS HELPS!(^^)
How to say im the youngest in the family in japanese?
I got o-nechan word from Naruto😁
Me from Demon Slayer
姉上 is it right
Okaasan, that is a subliminal message about her
So I could call him onisan instead of calling him by his name right?
1:35 - What does Risa say there when she is waving? Sounds like "tara"?
Hi Bud E,
Thank you for posting.
And thank you for giving a question with the time on the video. It is very helpful for me to answer!
She says "Sara" and I guess it is her sister's name.
Hope this helps you.
Keep studying with JapanesePod101.com
Regards,
Miki
Team JapanesePod101.com
RIsaaaaaa