【N5】Genki 1 Lesson 2 Grammar Made Clear | This and That in Japanese
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- MASTER Genki Lesson 2 with CLEAR and SIMPLE explanations of every grammar section, lots of example sentences, and even conversation examples! Let's MASTER Japanese together!
Genki 1 Lesson 2 covers:
0:00 Introduction
0:48 これ, それ, etc
9:16 この, その, etc
16:56 ここ, そこ, etc
24:25 だれの
30:07 noun+も
36:45 noun+じゃない
42:38 ね and よ particles
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Genki 1 Lesson 2 covers:
・これ、それ、あれ、どれ - 0:48
・この、その、あの、どの - 9:16
・ここ、そこ、あそこ、どこ - 16:56
・だれの - 24:25
・noun+も - 30:07
・noun+じゃない(です) - 36:45
・ね/よ particles - 42:38
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ね is used in german slang aswell in the same manner. Its also pronounced the same. "Es ist heiss, ne?" would be "its hot, right?"
I actually say ここはどこですか a lot, since I am learning Japanese with a cat named Koko. She is very naughty and I often have to ask where she is 🙃
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Thanks for the vids, pretty handy so far! I think the english usage of "huh" could fit as a good translation of ね. "apples are sweet huh". It also seeks confirmation but using "right" in that way typically implies a certain degree of uncertainty in the speaker, "apples are sweet, right?" that "huh" doesn't.
And of course right after I write this comment you use huh as a translation for ね in the party example lol
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I've been reviewing chapter 2 lately because I forgot how ではありません worked. And the alternative じゃありません. Reviewing here with this video helped me find it again. But I thought I'd note it's loosely mentioned in the Noun + じゃない section of Genki I v3 on page 63 of the text book if anyone else ends up looking for it.
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