I appreciate the fact that you brought new grammar bits and pieces into the sentences as the video progressed. Overall i think its very digestable and great content
I’ve been studying Japanese for a year now, your videos are great way to review what I’ve learned and I also like you bring kanjis to the sentences. ありがとう
I like this video, it's better than a few videos because most of the verbs used are in Kanji form, like 食べます instead of たべます because although Kanji is hard, it's necessary to learn, otherwise the text that's written with Hiragana only is simple and childish, and can cause confusion due to hononyms and は(ha) being pronounced as "wa" in particle form. Learning Kanji is just as important as learning uppercase letters.
@@サミュエル先生です Yes, they are. They tell us if it's a proper noun, like the name of a place or a person. It also helps us find where the beginning of a sentence is, and a lot more.
This is amazing. We're not only learning verbs but whole sentences with many vocabulary words!! Thank you so much! It's sad that you don't make more videos exactly like this one! They would've been so helpful
This one might be the single best video on UA-cam for Japanese beginners. What you did here is absolutely fantastic. I hope you keep with the long videos!
Arigatou gozaimasu! This video is just perfekt for learning new verbs and what forms exists. Really helps to recognise them when hearing or reading. Also seeing the action expressed with the pictures helps to memorise them.
Thank you. This is one of the best informative videos I have ever seen. Set up in a Very clear manner with lots of useful verb, grammar, vocabulary, structure, all included. Please make more like this.
Thank you for the great lesson! I learned some things in this video that had nothing to do with verbs like when to use をand に particles and I paused and was able to translate some of the sentences on my own. It’s a great feeling thank you so much.
Your video benefits me in various aspects : Saki provided roma ji that ease me to memorize the Japanese word and Kangi's pronounciation. Many other channel's video did not provide such. She also explained clearly every words in the example and showed many examples how to apply verb conjugation in Japanese Tenses.
A couple years back I started learning Japanese with Rosetta Stone (there was no duolingo yet) and in one of the first lessons is the te+imasu pattern from 13:29 but it was never explained. “Onnanoko wa mizu o nonde imasu” now I know it’s the te-form of nomu
Oh wow this is so useful. I thought it might be beyond my level, but the explanation of every word in the examples was brilliant. I can see myself watching this video over and over.
Hello. This is the single most useful viceo iv come across not just to learn verbs but japanese in general. These examples and conjugation variety are perfect. The slow pronouncistion helps too. Subscribed, liked, and appreciated very much, thank you! Arigatou gozaimasu
Excellent video for learning Japanese. One small problem for me is that I use iPod (ear phone) to listen to this video and the “bam” sound at the end of each sentence is so loud and sharp which actually makes me stop listening after 10 minutes.
Thank you so much for taking the time and care to create this very comprehensive video, Saki-sensei. I just completed an N5 preparatory course and this video has been super helpful in reinforcing what I have learned, particularly since you always took care to explain the bunpo behind the verb conjugation and its purpose and the use of particles.
At first I thought it was a bit annoying that all the words were in polite form, but in the end I found it fun deciphering them back to their plain form, which I’m sure helps me strengthen my memory.
The reason I used Masu form was that almost all textbooks teach Masu form first. Also in most Japanese language schools in Japan, we teach polite form first. This is why it lets beginners enjoy watching this video as well. I want many people to watch my videos as many as possible :)! Thank you for watching!
Very good video. A lot of work and that can be seen in the quality of the result. Superb content😀 and soooo much better that AI generated lessons. Thank you for your time and dedication Saki sensei.
Hello Saki せんせい. I have been learning Japanese for 4 months. And I have noticed that one of the most difficult things for me in Japanese is learning new vocabulary. Because I don't know the correct order of learning. I don't know if it's better to learn the new vocabulary in hiragana or hiragana with Kanji (I haven't seen kanji yet). In the end, I feel that it takes me a long time to learn a small amount of vocabulary. Thanks for the video, greetings from Costa Rica.
there is no thing such as a definite correct order to learn, you should choose whatever you think is best for you. i am not the sensei, but i would recommend you to learn vocabulary both in hiragana and kanji. as time passes you will recognize many different kanjis if you start learning them now instead of waiting. also, do not focus too much on learning word by word, and practice handwriting just until you feel comfortable with it. if you have time, i advise you to lookup for 'comprehensible input' on youtube, there's also Matt vs Japan's channel in which he describes how he used this method (comprehensible input) to learn japanese, and also checkup Benjamin Keep's video covering free recall (I strongly recommend his channel for anyone who wants to learn anything).
あなたのチャネルが素晴らしいですね。 I love the fact that you not only give sentence examples but also explain them, it's really helpful. please keep making videos like this! I just got one suggestion: white background might hurt some people's eyes, which is my case. so if you could use a darker color in the background, would make your videos much more comfortable to watch during late at night.
Hi ! I don’t know if you have a separate video for conjugation, but it would be really helpful If you could mention the plain form of each verb that you mention in mas form. Because when I hear just the mas form, I don’t know what the plain form is. Your videos are amazing regardless .Thank you so much !
1)ikimas to go 2)tabemasu to eat 3)nomimasu to drink yoru night 4)kimasu to go 5)okimasu to get up 6)nemasu to sleep 7)kaerimasu to return 8)bekyoushimas to study 9)aimasu to meet 10)yasumimasu day off 11)hatarikamasu to work 12)mimasu to watch 13)yomimasu to read 14)kakimasu to write 15)kikimasu to listen 16)kaimasu to buy 17)torimasu to take 18)kirimasu to cut 19)okurimasu to send 20)kashimasu to lend
Your video is really great. I'm french and i've been learning japanese fpr a week. So far, i've been able to mmorize all the kana and i'm now trying to learn some vocab and understand how japanese sentences are structured.ありがとうございます。
This is very helpful! Thank you for making this easy to just listen to! This is unimportant for most people, so please feel free to ignore this input if it is difficult to edit. For photosensitive viewers like me, the bright white background is difficult on our eyes. I would like to read along for reading practice some day. Thank you for the time and effort you put into this vlog!
Sorry, I just read your comment. I've already posted another video with a white background, but could you please tell me which colors are easier on your eyes? I agree that it's too bright. I wanted to use a real white wall, but my home doesn't have one. That's why I purchased white foam boards to use as a background, but it ended up looking messy. If you have any good ideas, could you please share them with me?
さき先生、ありがとうfor your consideration! I don’t want you to incur any extra expense or trouble. It is my responsibility. 😊 I don’t understand video editing and thought maybe it is easy to substitute a different color in editing. People with photosensitivity like me struggle with bright white or flashes (so no animé or strobe effects. 😢 I can listen without watching closely!
Tips for people: When you press left arrow button on keyboard, you will rewind 5 seconds. It really helps repeating words and sentences quickly if needed, instead of slowly trying to find correct spot with mouse. If you also write these on notebook, then K button is useful as it pauses the video, so no need to use mouse while studying.😊
Awesome! The video has explaining words in English and also sentence to know how to use the word. It's very useful to learn Japanese language. By the way, your English is pretty well. So I can use English to learn Japanese. Thanks a lot.😍😍😍
I just noticed that Saki-sensei's voice becomes a little bit low as she speaks English, but when she speaks in Japanese, it becomes a little bit higher. 🤔
@@Sakisjapaneselessons yeah you really sounds like a typical Japanese woman when you speak Japanese, and when you speak English, it really becomes a little bit lower. 😅😊
Thank you sooooo much for letting me know that! I couldn’t edit that part since I’ve already uploaded but I was able to delete the furigana. I really appreciate you letting me know that!!
Wow I didn’t even realize there was a sound effect, I was so focused on what she was teaching. Are you guys using headphones? That might be why, cause I’m just using my phone speakers
I appreciate the fact that you brought new grammar bits and pieces into the sentences as the video progressed. Overall i think its very digestable and great content
ありがとうございます😊
This is what i have been searching for not only do you help with verbs but also help us learn some kanji as well 10/10 video!!
I’ve been studying Japanese for a year now, your videos are great way to review what I’ve learned and I also like you bring kanjis to the sentences. ありがとう
I like this video, it's better than a few videos because most of the verbs used are in Kanji form, like 食べます instead of たべます because although Kanji is hard, it's necessary to learn, otherwise the text that's written with Hiragana only is simple and childish, and can cause confusion due to hononyms and は(ha) being pronounced as "wa" in particle form. Learning Kanji is just as important as learning uppercase letters.
uppercase letters aren't important though
@@サミュエル先生です Yes, they are. They tell us if it's a proper noun, like the name of a place or a person. It also helps us find where the beginning of a sentence is, and a lot more.
@@サミュエル先生です IMporTant in passwords. lol.
This is probably the best channel to learn Japanese for beginners. Everything is very well explained and simplified. Thank you Sensei!
This is amazing. We're not only learning verbs but whole sentences with many vocabulary words!! Thank you so much!
It's sad that you don't make more videos exactly like this one! They would've been so helpful
またつくりますね！ありがとうございます。
You are such a good teacher for japanese language.i am learning Japanese and I Living in Japan now
Wow this amazing content! This is what beginners learning really need
Thank you so much for watching my video!
This one might be the single best video on UA-cam for Japanese beginners. What you did here is absolutely fantastic. I hope you keep with the long videos!
I agree completly
100 pct!
Arigatou gozaimasu!
This video is just perfekt for learning new verbs and what forms exists. Really helps to recognise them when hearing or reading. Also seeing the action expressed with the pictures helps to memorise them.
Thank you. This is one of the best informative videos I have ever seen. Set up in a Very clear manner with lots of useful verb, grammar, vocabulary, structure, all included. Please make more like this.
Thank you so much. わたしわわありました
ありがとうございます😊
This is exactly how I need Japanese explained to me. Thank you!
Clear. Concise. Excellent balance of summary and detail. Immediately engaged from the first verb.
Well done, Saki-San! Great video!
Wow this looks really helpful, can't wait to dissect it later this evening !
THANK YOU for explaining particles and why they are used. Arigato gozaimasu!! 😊
Wow wow wow so so so so so so so helpful ありがとうございます
Thank you for the great lesson! I learned some things in this video that had nothing to do with verbs like when to use をand に particles and I paused and was able to translate some of the sentences on my own. It’s a great feeling thank you so much.
ありがとうございます😊
Your video benefits me in various aspects : Saki provided roma ji that ease me to memorize the Japanese word and Kangi's pronounciation. Many other channel's video did not provide such.
She also explained clearly every words in the example and showed many examples how to apply verb conjugation in Japanese Tenses.
A couple years back I started learning Japanese with Rosetta Stone (there was no duolingo yet) and in one of the first lessons is the te+imasu pattern from 13:29 but it was never explained.
“Onnanoko wa mizu o nonde imasu” now I know it’s the te-form of nomu
Thank you very much for this useful verbs, please share more verbs in daily life and work.
Oh wow this is so useful. I thought it might be beyond my level, but the explanation of every word in the examples was brilliant. I can see myself watching this video over and over.
Thank you so much for your comment!! I am so happy to hear that!
U should do this. When I first study Japanese years ago I have a few good vocab videos I watch many times
@@Sakisjapaneselessons❤❤
How so? do you have a mirror with you?
Hello. This is the single most useful viceo iv come across not just to learn verbs but japanese in general. These examples and conjugation variety are perfect. The slow pronouncistion helps too. Subscribed, liked, and appreciated very much, thank you! Arigatou gozaimasu
That is a really impressive video ! Kansha shite imasu . Domo arigatou gozaimashita Saki sensei .
ありがとう。すべての単語を漢字で書いて勉強しました。
すばらしい🥹🥹🥹
Im learning japanese with the goal of watching anime without subtitles and your video is really helpful!
ありがとうございます😊
I'm so happy I found you here! I loved this video, ありがとー さきせんせい
Owh perfect wayof teaching…khanji hiragana and it’s meaning in sentences….more videos plz
Thank you so much 😊
Thanks for this awesome video. I hope you continue ❤️ ありがとうございます❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you sooo much for watching!
I always watch this video in the morning before going to work.
This is exactly what I needed to get back into learning Japanese, thank youu!!!😊
Excellent video for learning Japanese. One small problem for me is that I use iPod (ear phone) to listen to this video and the “bam” sound at the end of each sentence is so loud and sharp which actually makes me stop listening after 10 minutes.
Thank you so much. Need to more videos .
Thank you very much for this lesson. 😊🎉🎉
Very helpful
I like how you explain the meaning of each sentence concisely.
ありがとうございます☺
@@Sakisjapaneselessons Do you teach Japanese privately online?
I'm very glad I found your channel it's very helpful for me! thank you
Thank you very much. I like this lesson. 😊☺️
ありがとうございます🥹
What an amazing video that ties together so many concepts using real world sentences and phrases. Very good! Totemo sugoii desune!
Such a great video! Recommended to everyone trying to learning Japanese :)
ケヴィンさん！ありがとうございます！！
Merci beaucoup pour la vidéo 💕💕💕 je suis au Japon 🇯🇵 maintenant j’apprends le Japonais ❤
Best video I have seen, about Japanese verb, so far for beginners.
THANK YOU MY SISTER JAPANEZE JAKI..VERY INFORMATIVE. SENDING LOVE FROM PHILIPPINES!! 🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵❤❤❤🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Wow! Great lecturer.......Keep your teaching up.
Thank you so much for taking the time and care to create this very comprehensive video, Saki-sensei. I just completed an N5 preparatory course and this video has been super helpful in reinforcing what I have learned, particularly since you always took care to explain the bunpo behind the verb conjugation and its purpose and the use of particles.
Thanks for the video- good work 👍🏾👌
Thank you! You have a special anointing to teach!
This class was amazingly put! Had to give you a thumbs up. Good job!
I'll be watching this over and over...thank you very much
ありがとうございます😊
Daam ...your teaching skills are just awesome .... Thanks for the efforts on the video
ありがとうございます😊
Excellent teaching way you are really amazing Japanese teacher ❤🇯🇵❤️🇯🇵❤️🇯🇵❤️
please continue we need u
At first I thought it was a bit annoying that all the words were in polite form, but in the end I found it fun deciphering them back to their plain form, which I’m sure helps me strengthen my memory.
The reason I used Masu form was that almost all textbooks teach Masu form first. Also in most Japanese language schools in Japan, we teach polite form first. This is why it lets beginners enjoy watching this video as well. I want many people to watch my videos as many as possible :)! Thank you for watching!
So helpful video
Please create more
ありがとう
❤your lessons, verb with sentence and grammar explaination❤
Very good video. A lot of work and that can be seen in the quality of the result. Superb content😀 and soooo much better that AI generated lessons. Thank you for your time and dedication Saki sensei.
何年間に日本語を学んだけどこの簡単の文はまだ自然のように話せないから本当に助けてくれてありがとう〜
ありがとうございますか
Thanks a lot sensie san.❤ Now i am good in Japanese 😊🙏🥰
Saki, thanks for the video. It was very helpful! I really like your channel. Keep up the good work!!
ありがとうございます😍😍😍
Hello Saki せんせい. I have been learning Japanese for 4 months. And I have noticed that one of the most difficult things for me in Japanese is learning new vocabulary. Because I don't know the correct order of learning. I don't know if it's better to learn the new vocabulary in hiragana or hiragana with Kanji (I haven't seen kanji yet). In the end, I feel that it takes me a long time to learn a small amount of vocabulary. Thanks for the video, greetings from Costa Rica.
there is no thing such as a definite correct order to learn, you should choose whatever you think is best for you. i am not the sensei, but i would recommend you to learn vocabulary both in hiragana and kanji. as time passes you will recognize many different kanjis if you start learning them now instead of waiting. also, do not focus too much on learning word by word, and practice handwriting just until you feel comfortable with it. if you have time, i advise you to lookup for 'comprehensible input' on youtube, there's also Matt vs Japan's channel in which he describes how he used this method (comprehensible input) to learn japanese, and also checkup Benjamin Keep's video covering free recall (I strongly recommend his channel for anyone who wants to learn anything).
your video was very clear and easy to understand, thank you.
ありがとうございます😊
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this is so helpful! thank you so much for this :)
this is probably the best video i’ve seen. you are so good. ありがとう！！
ありがとうございます😊
Woooow very easy to learn .. Very clearly Thank you so much sensei ❤❤❤
ありがとうございます🥰🥰🥰
This video is fire ❤❤
❤ thank you for your nice work
N5 test tomorrow. Watching for a last minute refresher while I'm showering. Thanks for the lesson!
あなたのチャネルが素晴らしいですね。
I love the fact that you not only give sentence examples but also explain them, it's really helpful. please keep making videos like this! I just got one suggestion: white background might hurt some people's eyes, which is my case. so if you could use a darker color in the background, would make your videos much more comfortable to watch during late at night.
最高です。ありがとうございます。
ありがとうございます😊
this was perfect, exactly what i was looking for. thank you!
Hi ! I don’t know if you have a separate video for conjugation, but it would be really helpful If you could mention the plain form of each verb that you mention in mas form. Because when I hear just the mas form, I don’t know what the plain form is.
Your videos are amazing regardless .Thank you so much !
1)ikimas to go
2)tabemasu to eat
3)nomimasu to drink yoru night
4)kimasu to go
5)okimasu to get up
6)nemasu to sleep
7)kaerimasu to return
8)bekyoushimas to study
9)aimasu to meet
10)yasumimasu day off
11)hatarikamasu to work
12)mimasu to watch
13)yomimasu to read
14)kakimasu to write
15)kikimasu to listen
16)kaimasu to buy
17)torimasu to take
18)kirimasu to cut
19)okurimasu to send
20)kashimasu to lend
kimasu is to come. To go is ikimasu.
Your video is really great. I'm french and i've been learning japanese fpr a week. So far, i've been able to mmorize all the kana and i'm now trying to learn some vocab and understand how japanese sentences are structured.ありがとうございます。
It's very helpful and meaningful, i do love your video. Thank you very much!
Helpful . Thankyou for explaining . Big help specially for begginer like me 😊
Thank you very much .I found this to be very helpful.
Hello! Thank you for the video! I am studying japanese and remember the english words!😀
Thank you very much ❤
Brazilian here, learning Japanese. Great lesson. Arigato gozaymasu!
役に立つ動画ですね。ありがとうさき先生。
嬉しい！ありがとうございます！
This is very helpful! Thank you for making this easy to just listen to! This is unimportant for most people, so please feel free to ignore this input if it is difficult to edit. For photosensitive viewers like me, the bright white background is difficult on our eyes. I would like to read along for reading practice some day. Thank you for the time and effort you put into this vlog!
Sorry, I just read your comment. I've already posted another video with a white background, but could you please tell me which colors are easier on your eyes? I agree that it's too bright. I wanted to use a real white wall, but my home doesn't have one. That's why I purchased white foam boards to use as a background, but it ended up looking messy. If you have any good ideas, could you please share them with me?
さき先生、ありがとうfor your consideration! I don’t want you to incur any extra expense or trouble. It is my responsibility. 😊 I don’t understand video editing and thought maybe it is easy to substitute a different color in editing. People with photosensitivity like me struggle with bright white or flashes (so no animé or strobe effects. 😢 I can listen without watching closely!
Very helpful, i hope you upload more video like this
Thanks for your Japanese verbs. Excellent teacher 😀.❤
Great thank you!
どもありがとございました。 このビデオはとてもムスカし作りました、ほんとにですね！ (American learning Japanese). I bet the video was difficult to make!
I love how she teach ❤
ありがとうございます☺
Thanks for this video ^^
ありがとうございます😊
Tips for people: When you press left arrow button on keyboard, you will rewind 5 seconds. It really helps repeating words and sentences quickly if needed, instead of slowly trying to find correct spot with mouse. If you also write these on notebook, then K button is useful as it pauses the video, so no need to use mouse while studying.😊
Thanks, very good explanation!
Aarigatou sensei for magical voice to help listening and memories ❤
Thank you so much for this video❤️
ありがとうございます😊
Really a very helpful video for stundents Thank you very much ❤
Great video!
Thank you for watching!
Awesome! The video has explaining words in English and also sentence to know how to use the word. It's very useful to learn Japanese language. By the way, your English is pretty well. So I can use English to learn Japanese. Thanks a lot.😍😍😍
ありがとうございます😍
I just noticed that Saki-sensei's voice becomes a little bit low as she speaks English, but when she speaks in Japanese, it becomes a little bit higher. 🤔
Really??
@@Sakisjapaneselessons yeah you really sounds like a typical Japanese woman when you speak Japanese, and when you speak English, it really becomes a little bit lower. 😅😊
Yes, I noticed this too! Very interesting. It seems I do the same thing - lower my voice in any language that isn't my original one.
To me. It seems like it’s 2 different people. Like twins or something. Sometimes she even looks quite different. Something is going on here
ありがとうございます❣️ this is amazing!!! I can’t thank you enough
I do love this VDO.
ps. 4:14 Furigana is misspelling
Thank you sooooo much for letting me know that! I couldn’t edit that part since I’ve already uploaded but I was able to delete the furigana. I really appreciate you letting me know that!!
Thank you for the work. Special thanks on clarifying the shiteimasu use. Saying shitimas always felt a bit odd as it sounds very close to a rude word.
Thank you for your great video. Could you please use a different sound effect? It hurts my ears.
Yes great content but the pop sound hurts my ears too.
Wow I didn’t even realize there was a sound effect, I was so focused on what she was teaching. Are you guys using headphones? That might be why, cause I’m just using my phone speakers
Yeah headphones and it hurts haha
It was perfect on phone speakers
There's sound affect 🤔