hi there.. Good to see u learn Japanese.. I am risa. 😄.. And i also teach japanese at my channel.. Yoh can check it out if you want😉.. Hope, my lessons help u 😇... Anyways...頑張ってください 💖🙂
hi there.. Good to see u learn Japanese.. I am risa. 😄.. And i also teach japanese at my channel.. Yoh can check it out if you want😉.. Hope, my lessons help u 😇... Anyways...頑張ってください 💖🙂
More videos like this please! I need to know what I'm hearing people say in casual conversation, which most books and other learning resources don't cover it.
Ahaha! I don't remember the exact situation, but I was in a taxi on my way to the head office of Toyota, and I said "Zenzen daijobu" about something, and I was instructed by the driver that that was grammatically incorrect. I said nothing in reply, but remembered that I had heard this expression from numerous of my Japanese friends.
This video is amazing, such a fantastic learning resource thank you Miku. Your English is really impressive also. I remember when I was in Japan, whenever I screwed something up and frantically apologised (in my very limited Japanese), the guy I was working with (with very limited English) would always frantically wave and say 全然大丈夫 😂 I'm still a student, but once I graduate and get a job I will definitely leave donations on these brilliant videos and support you on patreon! 絶対！
AAAHH! THANK YOU! I've been looking for resources that help me in sounding more fluent, and this video just helped me a TON! Thank you !! I didn't know a lot of these!
Miku San you are a real star! Your videos are so interesting and fun to watch. You really explain everything so clear and I always feel like I learn and understand so much after watching your videos! ありがとうございました!!! この ちょうし で がんばれ!!!!!
I am from India and I came in Japan 2 years ago, I learn Japanese from Maku sensei ... I really improving my Japanese So wanna thank you Miku sensei.. we love you and the way way you teach ... Arigato gozaimasu
みく先生、文法を教えてくれてありがとうございます! It would be really nice to know more Japanese useful expressions, especially now, in summer, when there are no classes in university. Thank you!
Omg this was so helpful!!!! My gosh I can probably understand a lot more casual Japanese conversations now knowing these! Thank you so much! I'll review this everyday for a while 😊
I am now practicing Japanese for my planed visit to Japan next year. Your video is much helpful. Hope I can speak in Japanese without any major problems. I learned Japanese long time ago, about 40 years ago but without practice I forget almost everything, wasremashita... I am native Korean but now live in Toronto, Canada for more than 30 years. Japanese is bit easier to learn for Korean as both languages have lot of simplicities. Hope I can even make Japanese friends while my stay in Japan. Eastern parts of Russia is also my next destination to visit after Japan. Now I am learning Russian as well.
After encountering とりあえず numerous times in conversations, passages, anime, and looking it up one too many times, I FINALLY know how to use it. やってみるようにする。本当にありがとうございます!
ありがとう for your videos 🌸💕 I always tried out Japanese sentences or words from your videos when I talk to my Japanese friends. And they all complimented me saying ‘Your Japanese sounds soooo 上手ですよ！’ 😍🙊 I’m so sick of using formal Japanese from textbooks. So I’m trying to learn to be able to speak casually for my daily conversation with friends. Really really appreciate & love ya lots ♥️♥️♥️ Sending loves from ミャンマー 🇲🇲
This video was really helpful, I really enjoy your videos!! The way the topics are presented and the way examples are given is so well done, whenever I'm looking for explanations of grammatical topics I check this channel first to see if there is a video about it 🙏🤭 they are always so well structured and even exceptions to the rules are explained in a manner one can follow, thank you so much for these videos, they've really helped me improve :)
Great video! Little explanation for you, Miku: "I want to buy it as cheap as possible." is the correct version in English. That is because cheap is describing "it", the item. "Cheaply" would be describing the physical act of buying itself, which can't be cheap. Hope that's understandable 😊
Your argument is compelling, but I have to disagree. Both are of course fine and sound quite natural, but ‘cheaply’ feels much more correct to me because this sentence requires an adverb, not an adjective. Compare with: ‘I want to speak smoothly’ vs ‘I want to speak smooth’. I guess there are some American speakers who would use the latter, but for most English speakers I think the more ‘correct’ version is the one with the adverbial form ‘smoothly’. (Also, to respond to your actual comment, I would argue that ‘cheapness’ is entirely a function of the buying process; in fact, the notion of value is meaningless without a buyer. So actually, ‘cheaply’ can and should describe the act of buying itself.) Just my thoughts as someone from the UK.
@@xanderlewis That is where you're off. In the sentence "I want to speak smoothly" there is no direct object to modify. What is being modified is "speak", so we need to use the adverb "smoothly". I understand the confusion, but Miku's sentence does not require an adverb. As I tried to explain in the original comment, "cheap" is the object complement of "it". In order to modify the direct object we need the adjective "cheap". It does not make sense to "buy something cheaply", which would mean "in a cheap manner". Just because a sentence has a verb in it, it doesn't mean you need an adverb. You have to think about which word you are modifying. Hope that makes it clearer.
@@YKerig Okay, you’re right to point that out. I only provided that example though as some defence of my impression that most native speakers would rather say ‘cheaply’ in this case. Language doesn’t follow the strict rules you seem to think it does, and I simply disagree with the statement that ‘cheaply’ here is wrong. To be honest, ‘cheap’ sounds very American to me! Nothing wrong with that, but I’m just pointing out that you can say either and still sound perfectly natural (and indeed be correct).
"Cheaply" vs "cheap" I dont think people would care that much. You can say either one, but its just less common to say "cheaply" due to the general tendency (I personally noticed) of folk here in the UK (for example) to keep words shorter when they speak casually.
Hello from 奈良 Miku sensei! お疲れ様でした！I was wondering if you could make a video on the different ways to connect clauses in sentences or ways to make sentences longer. It seems easy to make simple sentences but joining two independent clauses or joining an independent clause to a dependent clause to create a longer, more complicated sentence is difficult.
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どうもありがとうございます!みくさん!僕はみくさんのチャンネルの大フアンです!みくさんの映画が大好きです!
@@philswiftreligioussect9619 ありがとうございます！❤️はげみになります！
みんなのおかげで頑張れます！
right now.. I'm got the habit of using..
～かな
~かも
ぜんぜん
～だっけ
and also phrase that I usually hear from my co-workers
何だろう…
thank you so much !
かな (I wonder) ua-cam.com/video/Yx-C7UWYgP4/v-deo.html
っけ ua-cam.com/video/H1audQI874Q/v-deo.html
Adverbial usage of adjective ua-cam.com/video/VrDWfzfSkpQ/v-deo.html
Your channel really has some of the best content for Japanese learning, thanks so much. Your English is really good ... impressive !
I'm so grateful for your kind words! It's not perfect! But I'd like to share what I can!! がんばります！
@@mikurealjapanese The right answer to "Your English is really good" was ぜんぜん
@@mariorojoy 😂
@@daowu2608 Cultural difference.
hi there.. Good to see u learn Japanese.. I am risa. 😄.. And i also teach japanese at my channel.. Yoh can check it out if you want😉.. Hope, my lessons help u 😇... Anyways...頑張ってください 💖🙂
僕はミク先生のチャンネルを始めてから見るってこんなに日本語がペラペラなったさ！日本語の最高な先生だし、めっちゃ親切だし、教えることも覚えやすっ！本間にありがとうございます！🥰🥰
本当に勉強になりました。ありがとうみく先生。”TEST IT"とういの部分はとても役に立つです。
Thank you! I had forgotten how to use “dekiru dake” and this was easy to understand. ☺️💕
hi there.. Good to see u learn Japanese.. I am risa. 😄.. And i also teach japanese at my channel.. Yoh can check it out if you want😉.. Hope, my lessons help u 😇... Anyways...頑張ってください 💖🙂
This video has no fluff, it's just right. This length provides takusan practice and examples which benefits everyone in MRJ family.
I really love the word かな 😭
Me too haha
More videos like this please! I need to know what I'm hearing people say in casual conversation, which most books and other learning resources don't cover it.
Ahaha! I don't remember the exact situation, but I was in a taxi on my way to the head office of Toyota, and I said "Zenzen daijobu" about something, and I was instructed by the driver that that was grammatically incorrect. I said nothing in reply, but remembered that I had heard this expression from numerous of my Japanese friends.
This video is amazing, such a fantastic learning resource thank you Miku. Your English is really impressive also. I remember when I was in Japan, whenever I screwed something up and frantically apologised (in my very limited Japanese), the guy I was working with (with very limited English) would always frantically wave and say 全然大丈夫 😂
I'm still a student, but once I graduate and get a job I will definitely leave donations on these brilliant videos and support you on patreon! 絶対！
日本人です。
I've been learning English from your videos recently. Thank you!
Wow really?? That’s so amazing!! I’m grateful that some Japanese people are watching my videos to learn English! I hope I can serve you in some way !!
AAAHH! THANK YOU! I've been looking for resources that help me in sounding more fluent, and this video just helped me a TON! Thank you !! I didn't know a lot of these!
I'm glad what I made helped someone! Thank you!
ミク先生、たくさんのそんなビデオを作って欲しいです。めっちゃ役に立ちました。🤩👏🏻👍🏻
toriaezu means at the present its enough with this ( tadashii desu ka )
もしよかったら/よかったら(formal)
もしよろしければ(informal)
できるだけ(as much as possible)
とりあえず 7:16 まず
Thank you for the video! These expressions will be helpful when having conversations with people in Japanese
Miku San you are a real star! Your videos are so interesting and fun to watch. You really explain everything so clear and I always feel like I learn and understand so much after watching your videos! ありがとうございました!!! この ちょうし で がんばれ!!!!!
I am from India and I came in Japan 2 years ago, I learn Japanese from Maku sensei ... I really improving my Japanese
So wanna thank you Miku sensei.. we love you and the way way you teach ... Arigato gozaimasu
できるだけ毎日日本語を勉強します。ありがとうございました😊
Miku先生ありがとうございました！先生の レッスン はいつも非常に役立ちます。😊
ありがとう先生、先生の話がとてもいいです。
Thank you so much, sensei! Your explanation was great and 分かりやすいでした。
みく先生、文法を教えてくれてありがとうございます!
It would be really nice to know more Japanese useful expressions, especially now, in summer, when there are no classes in university. Thank you!
Miku, I really like that you make the formal and informal forms clear! That is really useful.
Aloha from Hawaii! どうが作ってくれてありがとう🙏 I'm learning so much from your channel!
サンキュー、いい動画を見つけました！
ありがとうございました～
i like it very much your explaination..it help a lot to me as a newbee in nihonggo
Omg this was so helpful!!!! My gosh I can probably understand a lot more casual Japanese conversations now knowing these! Thank you so much! I'll review this everyday for a while 😊
I am now practicing Japanese for my planed visit to Japan next year. Your video is much helpful. Hope I can speak in Japanese without any major problems. I learned Japanese long time ago, about 40 years ago but without practice I forget almost everything, wasremashita...
I am native Korean but now live in Toronto, Canada for more than 30 years.
Japanese is bit easier to learn for Korean as both languages have lot of simplicities. Hope I can even make Japanese friends while my stay in Japan.
Eastern parts of Russia is also my next destination to visit after Japan. Now I am learning Russian as well.
Thank you for this video.. very helpful 🙏🏻
Very useful for me. Thanks a lot. Good job!
This video (and all your others) inspire me so much to keep studying hard! You do such a good job of showing how to easily use these new words
The best yet! Thank you
本当に、とても役に立つ動画です！ SOOO useful! You really are an excellent teacher.
I'm really thankful to you ur way of teaching is really amazing .keep up the good work😊👍❤
After encountering とりあえず numerous times in conversations, passages, anime, and looking it up one too many times, I FINALLY know how to use it. やってみるようにする。本当にありがとうございます!
9:56 We can also say "shall we pencil in Sunday?" I guess maybe "pencil in" is said because pencil marks can easily be erased!
この動画はめっちゃ役に立ちます！I would love more videos like this in the future!! いつもありがとうございます！！
I learned so much useful expressions at once, I was having trouble figuring out how to build phrases like these みく先生ありがとうー!!
どうもありがとうございます 先生！役に立ちました!
Great video, listening to it while I am at work!
うれしいです！ありがとう！
Miku sensei your context is so nice ive learned japanesse language so much Thank you
Looking forward for more video like this sensei!❤️❤️❤️ 動画作ってくださってどうもありがとうございます! ✨️みく先生大好き😊
This was so helpful! Thank you!
Thanks for this vid, great breakdown of terms. みくは本当に天才、。。。かな。
😄
This seriously helped alot.
Miku sensei
You are such a wonderful teacher...things becomes easy to understand with ur teaching skills😊Oshiete kurete arigatou gozaimasu sensei.
ありがとう for your videos 🌸💕 I always tried out Japanese sentences or words from your videos when I talk to my Japanese friends. And they all complimented me saying ‘Your Japanese sounds soooo 上手ですよ！’ 😍🙊 I’m so sick of using formal Japanese from textbooks. So I’m trying to learn to be able to speak casually for my daily conversation with friends. Really really appreciate & love ya lots ♥️♥️♥️
Sending loves from ミャンマー 🇲🇲
Brilliant video. Truly.
Many thanks
Very nice. Very helpful video.
Thank you very much. I want to watch more video.
Thank you for this video!! I love it ❤
Excellent. Useful!
みく先生ありがとうございます
これはとても役に立ちます🙏❤
Thank you for this video. It is soooo useful. When I learn them, - memorise your examples - I can pretend that my Japanese is natural 👍
I really like your video sensei. Its made me very easy to understand the grammar also. Thank you very much sensei
This video was really helpful, I really enjoy your videos!! The way the topics are presented and the way examples are given is so well done, whenever I'm looking for explanations of grammatical topics I check this channel first to see if there is a video about it 🙏🤭 they are always so well structured and even exceptions to the rules are explained in a manner one can follow, thank you so much for these videos, they've really helped me improve :)
Glad it was helpful! I'm grateful for your kind words!!! ありがとう！
fantastic Miku, thanks so much. I am taking notes now :)
Awww that's great! がんばってね！！
Awesome video! Very helpful!
Great video! Little explanation for you, Miku: "I want to buy it as cheap as possible." is the correct version in English. That is because cheap is describing "it", the item. "Cheaply" would be describing the physical act of buying itself, which can't be cheap. Hope that's understandable 😊
Awww Thank you for taking time to teach me!!!So sweet of you!!!
Your argument is compelling, but I have to disagree. Both are of course fine and sound quite natural, but ‘cheaply’ feels much more correct to me because this sentence requires an adverb, not an adjective.
Compare with: ‘I want to speak smoothly’ vs ‘I want to speak smooth’.
I guess there are some American speakers who would use the latter, but for most English speakers I think the more ‘correct’ version is the one with the adverbial form ‘smoothly’.
(Also, to respond to your actual comment, I would argue that ‘cheapness’ is entirely a function of the buying process; in fact, the notion of value is meaningless without a buyer. So actually, ‘cheaply’ can and should describe the act of buying itself.) Just my thoughts as someone from the UK.
@@xanderlewis That is where you're off. In the sentence "I want to speak smoothly" there is no direct object to modify. What is being modified is "speak", so we need to use the adverb "smoothly". I understand the confusion, but Miku's sentence does not require an adverb. As I tried to explain in the original comment, "cheap" is the object complement of "it". In order to modify the direct object we need the adjective "cheap". It does not make sense to "buy something cheaply", which would mean "in a cheap manner". Just because a sentence has a verb in it, it doesn't mean you need an adverb. You have to think about which word you are modifying. Hope that makes it clearer.
@@mikurealjapanese You're welcome!
@@YKerig Okay, you’re right to point that out. I only provided that example though as some defence of my impression that most native speakers would rather say ‘cheaply’ in this case. Language doesn’t follow the strict rules you seem to think it does, and I simply disagree with the statement that ‘cheaply’ here is wrong. To be honest, ‘cheap’ sounds very American to me! Nothing wrong with that, but I’m just pointing out that you can say either and still sound perfectly natural (and indeed be correct).
Great video! Thank you for this. Huge fan of the channel.
Thank you so much for your kind words and your encouragement. I really helps me to keep going 😭😭❤️❤️❤️
Awesome, thank you!
ありがとうございます、先生💓
I really enjoyed this video, thank you
Great content !!!
Thank you 🙏
I discover your videos ans I really like it ! Thank you so much !!!
みく先生、動画作ってくださって本当にありがとございます。みく先生のコンテンツのおかげでだんだん日本語をわ からくなっています。その文には間違いが多いのですみません。
Thank you Miku Sensei 😇
Explained very well.Some more videos like this please.Thank you sensei.
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"Cheaply" vs "cheap" I dont think people would care that much. You can say either one, but its just less common to say "cheaply" due to the general tendency (I personally noticed) of folk here in the UK (for example) to keep words shorter when they speak casually.
Waww!!! 最高！とりあえず使ってみよう
It was very helpful thank you
That was super helpful!
面白かったです!ありがとう
Very useful 🎉keep it up
thank u sensei!
🎉🎉 Arigatou gozaimasu your video is very helpful ❤❤❤❤
A good lesson.
役に立つチャネルです。ありがとうございます
Already knew a big chunk from your other videos and shadowing audios, loved the repetition though!
Thank u sensei...
Thanks, Miku .... That's very useful.
I learn a lot thanks
Amazing ,ive just learning japanese and improving my english 😮
Thanks for the great content! Miku sensei, is とりあえず and いちおう same/close?
I love this! ☺️❤️
Miku sensei.this video was very interesting.thank you. How can we use na-adjectives in かもおしえて くださいー
Hello from 奈良 Miku sensei! お疲れ様でした！I was wondering if you could make a video on the different ways to connect clauses in sentences or ways to make sentences longer. It seems easy to make simple sentences but joining two independent clauses or joining an independent clause to a dependent clause to create a longer, more complicated sentence is difficult.
役に立った。ありがとう!
This type of videos are so useful miku sensei! Thank u !
Pd: i miss Satoshi and Marco😅
Just watched josee and the Osaka dielect fascinated me
Such a lovely lesson, thank you Miku-sensei!
ネイティブ言葉どうもありがとうございますMiku先生😀😄
excellent
Thank you Miku Sensei. Hountoni Arigatou Gozaimashita.
yes we want more!!!
Thank you for the free "TEST IT!"
Arigatoo sensei ..love u.
yes, want more videos
Arigatho