2:08 I would like to explain the weird way of our Japanese counting system because a lot of Japanese learners are curious about it. ついたち is written as 月立ち(tsuki-tachi). (to be accurate it’s kanji is 朔日 ) Tsuki means the moon. Tachi means to stand or to start. Because Japanese use to use the lunar calendar back then, ついたち means the beginning of the month.(new moon 🌚) Further more, 三十日 (さんじゅうにち) used be called みそか, and some religious people who go to Shinto shrine for their practice call 三十日 as みそか even today. (not popular though) If you’re interested, following is the old Japanese way of counting basic numbers, Kun-reading On-reading (Chinese reading) 1 ひと 一 ichi 2 ふた 二 ni 3 み 三 san 4 よ 四 shi 5 いつ 五 go 6 む 六 roku 7 なな 七 shichi 8 や 八 hachi 9 ここの 九 kyu 10 とお 十 ju 11 とお あまり ひと 十一 ← あまり means left over 12 とお あまり ふた 十二 … 20 はた 二十 21 はた あまり ひと 二十一 22 はた あまり ふた 二十二 … 30 みそ 三十 31 みそ あまり ひと 三十一 32 みそ あまり ふた 三十二 … Since 日(day) is read as ひ (or nichi), counting days would be as follows ひとひ 一日 → ついたち (meaning starting day) No one says ひとひ any more. ふつか 二日 みっか 三日 よっか 四日 いつか 五日 むいか 六日 なのか 七日 ようか 八日 ここのか 九日 とおか 十日 とお あまり ひとひ 十一日 とお あり ふたひ 十二日 … はつか 二十日 はつか あまり ひとひ 二十一日 はつか あまり ふたひ 二十二日 … みそか 三十日 みそか あまり ひとひ 三十一日 みそか あまり ふたひ 三十二日 … As following the lunar calendar, the very first day is a special day so we Japanese call 一日(ひとひ ) as ついたち. But since 1873, we Japanese have used the solar calendar adopting to western society, and not many people say みそか 三十日 any more , because in solar calendar there are 31 days sometimes meaning that みそか is no longer as important as it used to be. (Lunar calendar has ave. of 29.5days) Conclusion as follows For those reasons, nowadays we count in a strange way 🤷♂️ 1日 ついたち ↓ 2日 ふつか 3日 みっか 4日 よっか 5日 いつか traditional way (or Kun-reading ) 6日 むいか and very popular way 7日 なのか 8日 ようか 9日 ここのか 10日とおか ↑ ーーーーーーーーーーーーー じゅういちにち じゅうににち ← Chinese way (or On-reading ) じゅうさんにち … はつか ← easy to say so traditional way, maybe 🤷♂️ にじゅういちにち にじゅうににち ← Chinese way (or On-reading) … さんじゅうにち (みそか) さんじゅういちにち ← Chinese way (On-reading) さんじゅうににち … But for 1日〜10日, you still could say 1日 いちにち 2日 ににち 3日 さんにち 4日 よんにち 5日 ごにち 6日 ろくにち 7日 ななにち 8日 はちにち 9日 くにち (or きゅうにち) 10日 じゅうにち sounds childish though 🤷♂️ Sorry for the loooong explanation 🙇🏻
I have been learning japanese for 178~ days. My study resources are duolingo, oniitan and sometimes chat gpt. I'm happy to report that I know 99% of these vocabularies. So damn proud of my self😅
頭 Written pronunciation is あたま, but sound is とう. Correct but different readings. Same for 家. If you write いえ, give reading of it. To differ it from いいえ at least.
I thought at first N5 was a high level learning words, but I guess it is in Reverse for Japanese lessons. N1 is the high level and N5 is the low level type words phrases. If I am wrong, let me know. Thanks for the lesson. Note: I am just a beginner. This lesson is great.
The list in the description section of the video does not correspond to this video. They correspond to the N4 video with 585 words. On a separate note: Thank you so much for your efforts! Your lists are pure treasure!! I appreciate the well-organized collections!!!
So one youtuber recommended how he learned Kanji through sound association and familiarization of radicals. I'm looking for this. This video is a gift from heaven. Thank you!😍
@@JoytanApp Yes, I've been studying vocabs using your videos. I hope you will make more lessons with the number of strokes shown for each Kanji. It's a great help.
Thank you so much help me a lot this vedio specially my self review bcuase i hve my exam n5 and n4 dez coming december...from phillipnes,,arigato gozaimasu😊
great inspirational video...I am surprised knowing still all the words after not speaking japanese for over 10 years having studied up to level 3 about 2000 words and kanji. I should probably pick it up again.
20:28 ==> I e but the voice is u ji . I 've just learn about one week so i can know this only. I did not watching to the end to know all. Please check careful before post. Thank you!🥰
It'd be a lot better if they didn't have the written english translation. Or if they could delay it for a second or two until they say it. If there are some words that you're not quite sure about, you can't be confident you got it when you already saw the translation.
Hi I would like to know that in all colors you mentioned two similar words for every colour like kuro and kuroi both means black then what is the difference between them.
My random thought: How about buying a Japanese keyboard and diving into the Japanese internet? (You can type English with a Japanese keyboard as well.) Playing a typing game will be interesting and a little bit educational as well. My favorite one is Sushi-da. typingx0.net/sushida/play.html
Joytan App even Japanese done use Japanese keyboards. I guess some do, but most don’t. They use google IME in most cases and use romaji to create hiragana which in turn era converted into a drop down menu of kanji.
Hi. One native Japanese speaker meticulously proofread this video and all the other content on this channel (except a few of the very early video). No need to worry :)
thank you for this list. regarding the writing practice, i heard that only recognition of the kanji is needed for jlpt? like there will be no testing section for how to write these? writing kanji is only tested in the kanji kentei test. can you confirm this?
I'm not even n5 but knew most of these words and I checked here and there and know many kanjis from other levels, even from n2 too 😅 translating mangas really helps, huh?
@@JoytanApp thank you so much! It was a helpful video because of the words i didn't know, so I've downloaded it and listen to it while working on other things! Now that i reread my comment, it seems to come off as rude, i honestly didn't mean that! It's a VERY amazing video!!🙏💕
@@BobbiHiru uhh how to explain,, 😅💦 i started off with the n5 kanjis like everyone, but after doing some basic ones (like 130 or so) I kinda got bored of uhh just doing easy ones? So I started learning random words left & right, or words that I saw coming up often in actual Jp conversations. This really helped build a good vocab, so i can actually kinda hold conversations with natives & usually understand mangas (provided they have furigana, if not I might be a little lost lol, I ask for help though) but also, it means I still don't know many simple words from n5 level like idk.. word for bank? words that don't come up often, so I never say I'm n5 level. If you're trying to do the same, I suggest starting with basics + read raws (jp ver) of a manga, doesn't have to be in one sitting! You can do it daily, weekly or monthly however you like, just regularly immerse yourself in the language and look up new words that you come across during your read, try memorizing some of them and don't feel disheartened if you can't understand much on your first few tries. Believe me once you get the hang of it, reading through the raws of a chap and understanding all of it without any help would be so worth it ^-^ TLDR; just immerse yourself in the language as much as you can, don't stick to n-whatever levels and try enhancing your vocab with words "more commonly used" instead of "more basic but not commonly used" words and patiently read jp texts every now and then :) (i didn't mean to go on a rant, i hope this helped even a millimeter!)
I think there are mainly two patterns where N日 (N: number) appears. 1. N月N日 = month + date form 2. N日(目, 間 etc) = Day N-th, For N days, etc There are special readings for the first ten counts (一日 to 十日) and the special readings of 二日 to 十日 are used for both patterns but 一日 is read in the special one for only pattern 1. After 十日, except 二十日, they only have normal readings so that there should be less confusion. E.g. 十月一日 = じゅうがつ-ついたち = October 1st. * If you read this じゅうがつ-いちにち, you will sound like an elementary school student ;) 八月の一日目 = はちがつ-の-いちにちめ = The 1st day of August. * You can't read 一日目 ついたちめ. 九月九日 = くがつ-ここのか = September 9th. * 九日 should be ここのか instead of く にち or きゅう にち 七月の九日間 = なながつ-の-ここのか-かん = 9 days in July. *九日間 must be ここのか-かん instead of きゅうにち-かん but くにち-かん also sounds ok. N-th Special ／Normal 一日 ついたち／いち-にち 二日 ふつか ／（に-にち） 三日 みっか ／（さん-にち） 四日 よっか ／（よん-にち） 五日 いつか ／（ご-にち） 六日 むいか ／（ろく-にち） 七日 なのか ／（なな-にち） 八日 ようか ／（はち-にち） 九日 ここのか／（きゅう-にち） 十日 とおか ／（じゅう-にち） 十一日 ／じゅういち-にち 十二日 ／じゅうに-にち ・・・ 二十日 はつか ／にじゅうにち
Close enough! Assuming you want to say... わたしはべんきょうします 私は勉強します = I study and random conjucations and sentences for you :D 私は勉強できる = I can study. (This usually means you are smart instead of the literal meaning) 私は勉強しました＝私は勉強した = I studied 私は勉強しませんでした＝私は勉強しなかった = I didn't study 私は勉強しています = I am studying 私は勉強していません = I am not studying 私は勉強するだろう = I guess I will study 私は勉強したい = I want to study みんなで勉強しよう = Let's study together!
@@patootie3529 Your knowledge about pitch is astonishing. If you had said that they speak in different dialects, it would have made some sense. But the way you put it, it sadly doesn't make any sense at all and only shows your lack of knowledge. I think that a video that wants to teach some Japanese shouldn't use different dialects. Standard pitch accent (which is Tokyo dialect) would be ideal.
@@ltamiChan I'm just fucking around. They have different pitch accent, but it doesn't matter as long as what they are saying is somewhat similar. It is not like Cantonese where choosing one pitch out of six will make it a completely different word, Japanese is much less complicated than that. Also, these Japanese voice bots are using Tokyo dialect.
FINALLY, A JLPT vocab video where words that are categorically the same or very similar are grouped together, this video is a godsend
2:08
I would like to explain the weird way of our Japanese counting system because a lot of Japanese learners are curious about it.
ついたち is written as 月立ち(tsuki-tachi).
(to be accurate it’s kanji is 朔日 )
Tsuki means the moon.
Tachi means to stand or to start.
Because Japanese use to use the lunar calendar back then, ついたち means the beginning of the month.(new moon 🌚)
Further more, 三十日 (さんじゅうにち) used be called
みそか, and some religious people who go to Shinto shrine
for their practice call 三十日 as みそか even today. (not popular though)
If you’re interested, following is the old Japanese way of counting basic numbers,
Kun-reading On-reading (Chinese reading)
1 ひと 一 ichi
2 ふた 二 ni
3 み 三 san
4 よ 四 shi
5 いつ 五 go
6 む 六 roku
7 なな 七 shichi
8 や 八 hachi
9 ここの 九 kyu
10 とお 十 ju
11 とお あまり ひと 十一 ← あまり means left over
12 とお あまり ふた 十二
…
20 はた 二十
21 はた あまり ひと 二十一
22 はた あまり ふた 二十二
…
30 みそ 三十
31 みそ あまり ひと 三十一
32 みそ あまり ふた 三十二
…
Since 日(day) is read as ひ (or nichi), counting days
would be as follows
ひとひ 一日 → ついたち (meaning starting day)
No one says ひとひ any more.
ふつか 二日
みっか 三日
よっか 四日
いつか 五日
むいか 六日
なのか 七日
ようか 八日
ここのか 九日
とおか 十日
とお あまり ひとひ 十一日
とお あり ふたひ 十二日
…
はつか 二十日
はつか あまり ひとひ 二十一日
はつか あまり ふたひ 二十二日
…
みそか 三十日
みそか あまり ひとひ 三十一日
みそか あまり ふたひ 三十二日
…
As following the lunar calendar, the very first day is a special day so we Japanese call
一日(ひとひ ) as ついたち.
But since 1873, we Japanese have used the solar calendar adopting to western society, and not many people say
みそか 三十日 any more , because in solar calendar there are 31 days sometimes meaning that みそか is no longer as important as it used to be. (Lunar calendar has ave. of 29.5days)
Conclusion as follows
For those reasons, nowadays we count in a strange way 🤷♂️
1日 ついたち ↓
2日 ふつか
3日 みっか
4日 よっか
5日 いつか traditional way (or Kun-reading )
6日 むいか and very popular way
7日 なのか
8日 ようか
9日 ここのか
10日とおか ↑
ーーーーーーーーーーーーー
じゅういちにち
じゅうににち ← Chinese way (or On-reading )
じゅうさんにち
…
はつか ← easy to say so traditional way,
maybe 🤷♂️
にじゅういちにち
にじゅうににち ← Chinese way (or On-reading)
…
さんじゅうにち (みそか)
さんじゅういちにち ← Chinese way (On-reading)
さんじゅうににち
…
But for 1日〜10日, you still could say
1日 いちにち
2日 ににち
3日 さんにち
4日 よんにち
5日 ごにち
6日 ろくにち
7日 ななにち
8日 はちにち
9日 くにち (or きゅうにち)
10日 じゅうにち
sounds childish though 🤷♂️
Sorry for the loooong explanation 🙇🏻
Thanks ! Very thorough
That's good. Thank you.
Thanks!
Underrated Comment!
Just w*f i really appreciate your comment. How long did you type this?
whoever made this series, god bless u !
They didn't make this series for you:|
Whenever you reached N3 level you probably knew all these words.
@@JF-di5el He made it for me
Random Guy OMG you’re the real owner
Fouth day of the month.
I have been learning japanese for 178~ days. My study resources are duolingo, oniitan and sometimes chat gpt. I'm happy to report that I know 99% of these vocabularies. So damn proud of my self😅
How many hours a day?
You are so productive! おつかれさまでした！
Wait. How did you use chat gpt to study?
I also use chatgpt it's such a great resource for language learning
@@BokushingusKendoTVu can literally ask:
"give me a beginner japanese lesson"
and even ask specific questions like:
"what is a godan and ichidan verb"
0 - 2:00 seasons and directions
2:00 - 6:15 when
7:55 - 8:57 time of day
8:57 - 10:54 people
10:54 - 12:30 where
12:30 - 14:57 vocab
14:57 - 16:30 colors
some stamps i made for myself..skipped the numbers cause i've got those memorized
Was it helpful? Try these too ua-cam.com/play/PLUNZ0jFjvyoRHSOvHr3-sFwpNrd8BsiKN.html
Finally found a video that I useful 😭 ありがとうございます🌷
日本語 話せますか？
@@piqkledawgy9641 はい、少し 🤏🏼
良いね👍
Thank you for making this, I am currently learning Japanese and started this UA-cam channel to help keep myself accountable :D
Thank you! Keep going!
this is the best i've seen so far. gonna save for listening practice. thanks for making this almost complete list 👌
頭
Written pronunciation is あたま, but sound is とう. Correct but different readings.
Same for 家. If you write いえ, give reading of it. To differ it from いいえ at least.
Atama was a mistake.
I'm from Vietnam, I'm learning both English and Japanese from this video
Nice!
I thought at first N5 was a high level learning words, but I guess it is in Reverse for Japanese lessons. N1 is the high level and N5 is the low level type words phrases.
If I am wrong, let me know. Thanks for the lesson.
Note: I am just a beginner. This lesson is great.
You're right
it indeed is reverse though
I am kind of a lazy person who doesn't wanna read out loud, so you guys helped me a lot.
God bless you...N5 awesome.
Covered many useful words.
I love your channel...Appreciate your efforts. I'm learning from your video
Thank you for your warm feedback. We will have a big update on this channel, so please stay tuned and good luck on your study!
This is so useful in recalling learnt things 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Happy you like it!
The list in the description section of the video does not correspond to this video. They correspond to the N4 video with 585 words.
On a separate note: Thank you so much for your efforts! Your lists are pure treasure!! I appreciate the well-organized collections!!!
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Not me trying to write as fast as I can so that I no longer need to pause.
Very useful video when you learn both of languages Japanese and English.
P.S. I'm from Russia.
So one youtuber recommended how he learned Kanji through sound association and familiarization of radicals. I'm looking for this. This video is a gift from heaven. Thank you!😍
Thank you, why don't you check our playlists?
@@JoytanApp Yes, I've been studying vocabs using your videos. I hope you will make more lessons with the number of strokes shown for each Kanji. It's a great help.
Great video! Kanji showing the sequence of the strokes, amazing! ありがとございます！
Thank you so much help me a lot this vedio specially my self review bcuase i hve my exam n5 and n4 dez coming december...from phillipnes,,arigato gozaimasu😊
great inspirational video...I am surprised knowing still all the words after not speaking japanese for over 10 years having studied up to level 3 about 2000 words and kanji. I should probably pick it up again.
Nice job ! But can i get 40 percent of the language with this video??????
@@theworldsnumber1pokemonmas453 no way, this is only basic beginner n5 stuff
This is instructive !
ありがとございます👍🏾
this video help me sleep at night
The audio for Atama is "とう" which doesnt correspond to the words on the screen. 13.42 timestamp
This list is very helpful. Thank you
What a cool language.
Great channel.. But I wish if there is a play list for only Japanese instead of search among other languages.
Thank you for your feedback, Dalia. I know I will make playlists ;)
my memory is bad for remembering words - do you have any tips for making these words stick?
I'm very bad with some kanji.... But know all of this words! Liked it.
Me too same.
I’m the opposite.
I m able to learn even when fully exhausted and want to listen with closed eyes
29:09
39:55
20:28 ==> I e but the voice is u ji . I 've just learn about one week so i can know this only. I did not watching to the end to know all.
Please check careful before post.
Thank you!🥰
It'd be a lot better if they didn't have the written english translation. Or if they could delay it for a second or two until they say it. If there are some words that you're not quite sure about, you can't be confident you got it when you already saw the translation.
Why is there two ways saying/writing of 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10?
Because there is. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_numerals
あリがとうございます
I assume the words on the description box is for N4 or is it continuation of N5?
Do u have a soft copy by any chance? TIA
Please make video on synonyms and homonyms plz plz plz
Okay, okay, at some point...
Hi I would like to know that in all colors you mentioned two similar words for every colour like kuro and kuroi both means black then what is the difference between them.
One is the noun eg: the colour red, the other (with the i-ending) is the adjective eg: a red car
@@excessivegrot2643 Arigato gozaimas
Found this series today.. Thank you for the effors, Nice video. Subscribed for more videos.. Any tips for passing N5 exam ?
My random thought: How about buying a Japanese keyboard and diving into the Japanese internet? (You can type English with a Japanese keyboard as well.) Playing a typing game will be interesting and a little bit educational as well. My favorite one is Sushi-da. typingx0.net/sushida/play.html
Joytan App even Japanese done use Japanese keyboards. I guess some do, but most don’t. They use google IME in most cases and use romaji to create hiragana which in turn era converted into a drop down menu of kanji.
Did you?
Very good
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I love you for this! :)
Thank you so much! Please check this playlist, it might be useful for you ua-cam.com/play/PLUNZ0jFjvyoRHSOvHr3-sFwpNrd8BsiKN.html
Sangat membantuu❤
Terimakasih banyakk
Thank you so much!! 💖
Viewers are commenting there are errors. Have you fixed them? I really like this video, but I don’t want to remember wrong words.
99% of this is accurate. Don't worry about it. The other 1% you'll eventually figure out on your own.
Hi. One native Japanese speaker meticulously proofread this video and all the other content on this channel (except a few of the very early video). No need to worry :)
Joytan App Thank you for your reply! Also, thanks for making this video!!
1 hr 4 min spot it says atama for head but the audio says toe
Very nice but font is small
Why don't you check more recent videos?
thank you for this list. regarding the writing practice, i heard that only recognition of the kanji is needed for jlpt? like there will be no testing section for how to write these? writing kanji is only tested in the kanji kentei test. can you confirm this?
I'm not even n5 but knew most of these words and I checked here and there and know many kanjis from other levels, even from n2 too 😅 translating mangas really helps, huh?
Keep it up!
@@JoytanApp thank you so much! It was a helpful video because of the words i didn't know, so I've downloaded it and listen to it while working on other things! Now that i reread my comment, it seems to come off as rude, i honestly didn't mean that! It's a VERY amazing video!!🙏💕
how do you translate mangas if youre not n5 (assuming you mean not n5 yet)? im trying to do the same
@@BobbiHiru uhh how to explain,, 😅💦 i started off with the n5 kanjis like everyone, but after doing some basic ones (like 130 or so) I kinda got bored of uhh just doing easy ones? So I started learning random words left & right, or words that I saw coming up often in actual Jp conversations. This really helped build a good vocab, so i can actually kinda hold conversations with natives & usually understand mangas (provided they have furigana, if not I might be a little lost lol, I ask for help though) but also, it means I still don't know many simple words from n5 level like idk.. word for bank? words that don't come up often, so I never say I'm n5 level. If you're trying to do the same, I suggest starting with basics + read raws (jp ver) of a manga, doesn't have to be in one sitting! You can do it daily, weekly or monthly however you like, just regularly immerse yourself in the language and look up new words that you come across during your read, try memorizing some of them and don't feel disheartened if you can't understand much on your first few tries. Believe me once you get the hang of it, reading through the raws of a chap and understanding all of it without any help would be so worth it ^-^
TLDR; just immerse yourself in the language as much as you can, don't stick to n-whatever levels and try enhancing your vocab with words "more commonly used" instead of "more basic but not commonly used" words and patiently read jp texts every now and then :)
(i didn't mean to go on a rant, i hope this helped even a millimeter!)
Arigatou gozaimasu
Fell asleep woke up with this on
Is reading this words help me in the exam
Arigatou gozaimashita
Can somebody say do we need to remember all the Kanji words given in this video for N5.
Yes like 100 kanji
ありがとうございます
Arigato-go-zamasu domo
Do you have word list that I can download and follow?
17:20 there's a mistake, 料理 - means "cooking"
I learned vocab this video thanks
Thank you!
It is enough for JLPT N-5 exam
Thank you for the video.-
Hello latila
Thank you very much. Good.
Thank you for the first comment. I now feel rewarded :)
Joytan App your hard work will help me to learn Japanese language. proud of you sirji. Thanks again.
20 to 20
0:00 - 2:16
2:17 - 4:49
30 (- 10) 4:50 - 8:16
ay no, hace 10 meses no entro jaja de nuevo:
19 feb 23 - repaso general
Very very nice
1:08:18
Nanatsu doesn’t just mean 7 it means 7 things as like the other numbers with tsu after it.
I guess they got the English translated from Google
What about other tsu in numbers
Thank you
A great video. Thanks a million
Are these words enough for NAT Q5 ALSO? BECAUSE I'M TAKING NAT Q5
This is a total package already,very helpful for nat and jlpt n5.
Thank you
What's the difference between nat and jlpt
Thank you. Allah bless you. Once again Thank you for your effort.
so this really will come out in the test.
At the yokka location, spelling error (fouth) should be fourth...
oops
Nice thx u sooo much
Thank you for the attention!
どういたしまして@@JoytanApp
Great
Thank you for the attention!
Hello do u still give links to google drive ? It really help me Thank you so much😭😭
what can i do after learning japanese ?
take a course or study online. much easier to study in school though
Watching anime with out of sub 🙂
Do some freelance translating!
Speak japanese
一日 i thought this was pronounce as いちにち。then it’s ついたち why?
I think there are mainly two patterns where N日 (N: number) appears.
1. N月N日 = month + date form
2. N日(目, 間 etc) = Day N-th, For N days, etc
There are special readings for the first ten counts (一日 to 十日)
and the special readings of 二日 to 十日 are used for both patterns
but 一日 is read in the special one for only pattern 1.
After 十日, except 二十日, they only have normal readings so that there should be less confusion.
E.g.
十月一日 = じゅうがつ-ついたち = October 1st.
* If you read this じゅうがつ-いちにち, you will sound like an elementary school student ;)
八月の一日目 = はちがつ-の-いちにちめ = The 1st day of August.
* You can't read 一日目 ついたちめ.
九月九日 = くがつ-ここのか = September 9th.
* 九日 should be ここのか instead of く にち or きゅう にち
七月の九日間 = なながつ-の-ここのか-かん = 9 days in July.
*九日間 must be ここのか-かん instead of きゅうにち-かん but くにち-かん also sounds ok.
N-th Special ／Normal
一日 ついたち／いち-にち
二日 ふつか ／（に-にち）
三日 みっか ／（さん-にち）
四日 よっか ／（よん-にち）
五日 いつか ／（ご-にち）
六日 むいか ／（ろく-にち）
七日 なのか ／（なな-にち）
八日 ようか ／（はち-にち）
九日 ここのか／（きゅう-にち）
十日 とおか ／（じゅう-にち）
十一日 ／じゅういち-にち
十二日 ／じゅうに-にち
・・・
二十日 はつか ／にじゅうにち
@@JoytanApp I didn't ask this question but it makes me happy that u responds so good, god bless u and thanks a lot for these videos 😊
Joytan App I’d probably start reading this as ついたち. My reference for this are all from phone apps, never have encountered this reading so thank you :)
ついたち is specifically for the first day of the month where いちにち is one day. Hope this helps anyone.
@@ChickenSundae thankyou
Do we need to remember the kanji, or just the hiragana?
Both, because there are instances that hiragana words have multiple meanings that’s why people use kanji to be specific
why 今年 is reading as kotoshi not imatoshi that would be better to remember ehh
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thanks!!!!
Thank you for the attention and do watch out for newer videos on our channel! Even better content coming soon!
19:43
All this kanjis are in n5 exam?
Isn't N5 Kanji just 80 Kanji or something? Is this still N5? Nice compilation, was this done automatically? Wow!
Is this the audio from duolingo?
so good
34:01
This is my bookmark. Don't mind this.
Thank you! Please check more recent videos for better quality though!
4:42 self reminder
ありがとう わたしはへんきよいます
Close enough!
Assuming you want to say...
わたしはべんきょうします
私は勉強します = I study
and random conjucations and sentences for you :D
私は勉強できる = I can study. (This usually means you are smart instead of the literal meaning)
私は勉強しました＝私は勉強した = I studied
私は勉強しませんでした＝私は勉強しなかった = I didn't study
私は勉強しています = I am studying
私は勉強していません = I am not studying
私は勉強するだろう = I guess I will study
私は勉強したい = I want to study
みんなで勉強しよう = Let's study together!
Its a little confusing like " shita " is tongue amd blow is " shita " too
It's a lot of things. ejje.weblio.jp/content/%E3%81%97%E3%81%9F please check this. It's all 'shita'.
@@JoytanApp thanks !!
Gozen means a.m right?
Yes. ejje.weblio.jp/content/%E5%8D%88%E5%89%8D Thank you for the attention!
Thanks alot
So the kanji forming the words are all from the n5 list or is it not ?
nope
Are my ears broken or have the male and female speaker different pitch accent on some words?
Yeah because they're different people
@@patootie3529 Your knowledge about pitch is astonishing. If you had said that they speak in different dialects, it would have made some sense. But the way you put it, it sadly doesn't make any sense at all and only shows your lack of knowledge. I think that a video that wants to teach some Japanese shouldn't use different dialects. Standard pitch accent (which is Tokyo dialect) would be ideal.
@@ltamiChan I'm just fucking around. They have different pitch accent, but it doesn't matter as long as what they are saying is somewhat similar. It is not like Cantonese where choosing one pitch out of six will make it a completely different word, Japanese is much less complicated than that. Also, these Japanese voice bots are using Tokyo dialect.
@@ltamiChan Nice sarcasm btw. Astonishing? Really, then you go on to say that I lack it. Lol dick.
@@ltamiChan TONS of ppl in tokyo dont even speak perfect Tokyo ben…… and no one cares
Someone has anki flashcards of this?
im looking for it too
37:25
Thank u
Do we need to know the kanji for these in n5?
Yes I think theres 100 kanji an N5 learner needs to know. Most arent too tough, but they do take a bit of memorising
14:02まりぃー😂😂
Ha bhai festival hota hai ihska mtlb
What's with it ?
@Giannirey S I somewhere hear how native speaker pronunced 悪い(わるい) as わりい、it may be dialect but I not sure.By the way わるい also mean Sorry。
@Giannirey S glad to help ;)
Can i get 40 percent of the Japanese language with this video???? Please answer
No
Anyone, could you please share the audio such as this with good quality audio. Thanks
Great Video for beginners hats off