"HAVE TO", "NEED TO" "SHOULD HAVE", "I WISH...HADN'T" in Japanese
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In this video I'm going to teach you how to say "I have to", "I gotta", "I need to", "I should", "I should have", "I shouldn't have (I wish I hadn't)" and more... xD
The differences between なければいけない (nakereba ikenai) / なければいけません (nakereba ikemasen). VS. なければならない (nakereba naranai) / なければなりません (nakereba narimasen)
The differences between なきゃ (nakya) vs ないと (naito) vs なくちゃ (nakucha)...
Need...
必要 (hitsuyou)? 要る (iru)?
する必要がある？ (suru hitsuyou ga aru)?
I had a similar lesson already, but I wanted to explain all the differences better and teach you more grammar points related to this なきゃ/なければ. I think more advanced students can learn new things from this video!
I'm not a great singer so I'm sorry in advance!
The song I mentioned
Jikuu kakurenbo - • Jikuukakurenbo
Lessons on "IF"
• "IF" / "WHEN" （と vs たら... （と）
• PART② たら┃"IF" / "WHEN"... （たら）
• PATREON - PART③ なら┃"IF... （なら）
• ④ IF ば & もし & "I wish ... （ば）
"Should"
• はず Should / Supposed T... (はず）
• You Should / Should NO... (たほうがいい)
• べき - Should / Must (vs... （べき）
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1:13 "Gotta go" in Japanese
2:39 (review) How to Negate Verbs
6:18 Le'ts look at the lyrics of a Japanese song.
10:04 I wish I hadn't...
15:26 ないと (naito) as "have to"
18:09 なくちゃ (nakucha) as "have to"
20:53 なければいけません vs なければなりません
26:40 Attack on Titan phrase
29:36 "NEED"
31:57 なきゃだめ (nakya DAME)
33:01 たほうがいい, べき (should)
I'm not a great singer so I'm sorry in advance!
The song I mentioned
Jikuu kakurenbo - ua-cam.com/video/L7FMv8XT-j4/v-deo.html
Lessons on "IF"
ua-cam.com/video/F-THHO4iHWE/v-deo.html （と）
ua-cam.com/video/DFX0AaNhlEw/v-deo.html （たら）
ua-cam.com/video/LN6QjtbrZbA/v-deo.html （なら）
ua-cam.com/video/ELgHWErsA_k/v-deo.html （ば）
"Should"
ua-cam.com/video/a2XeZexCuco/v-deo.html (はず）
ua-cam.com/video/E3AcGCkfZGk/v-deo.html (たほうがいい)
ua-cam.com/video/7hWNiYVgCJw/v-deo.html （べき）
ミサ、新しい講義をありがとう。
Misa-san, オヌリファンズを作ってください。たくさんお金を払うよ。
I was just hearing about all the different ways to say You must not or have to and I was about to give up. I'll try this video out!
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Thank you for these videos. They are by far the best instructional videos on learning Japanese. I am planning on going to Japan next year and I would love to have you make a video on weather news terminology. What do you think?
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I put her among the best.
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I was actually thinking about how I wanted to understand how to say "need to" or should today. Thanks for gracing us with another well explained and thoughtful lesson as always!
Thanks for saving my Sunday night 🎉
this lesson was definitely what i needed, thank you so much misa-sensei 😭😭😭 Also I love Bump of Chicken, I was so happy to see that you gave the example from that song :)
I mean bump of chicken is the best
"And now, I know... almost there" got me 😂🤣
Your videos are so useful. You don't imagine how much you are helping all of us. You are the best ❤
You really give us a break down of some of everyday grammar of Japanese. Thank you!
14:57 I recently went through something similar. 😅 I was supposed to be resting, but this constant feeling of "I'm not doing enough! I need to do more!" was causing me to become anxious. But sometimes it's good to just be still and take in the moment as it comes.
このレッソンもめっちゃ素晴らしかったです！ミサ先生、ありがとうございます！
wow Misa, I didn't expect you sing so beautifully :)
It's so relaxing listening to you, Misa. It pushes me through hard parts of Japanese ^_^
Thank you Misa! And loved your beautiful singing again 💞💞😌
might be the first time i see someone explaining about those, thanks
Hope my favourite teacher is having a great day 好き❤
I love how many examples she gives! Best teacher ever! Thank you みさ先生！！
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The care in the material is so beautiful. Thx a lot!!
Very interesting lesson, thank you. Excited for more of your videos!
Thanks for this very nice lesson once again Misa!
Great lesson Misa! Thank you!
You are amazing Misa, 本当にありがとうございます
I am impressed how much grammar explanation you manage to pack into every video. I listen to you at x 1.5 speed.
Another great lesson!
Thank you very much!
The way you organize lesson and the way you explain everything is so good. You are inspiring
These intermediate grammar points are fantastic! I'd love to see more. Thanks!
Amazing video as always!
You do a great job with your videos! Thank you for the content, these videos are very useful!
Thank you. I always studied this and was confused. Thanks for helping it make sense!
WOW THIS IS ALOT, im gonna have to review and get natural at these expressions ONE BY ONE, cause im super overwhelmed right now, ill watch the video a few times this year to REALLY MASTER THIS, THANK YOU MISA SENSEI
Misa, you are awesome! I just came home from Japan and I got many compliments on my Japanese and it's all thanks to you!
The color coding the different sections was super helpful!
お疲れ様でした。😮
Thank you. this kind of videos are really helpful. I’m a french learner of japanese language since 1 year. I’m now studying verbs, and this video is a treasure! thanks 🙏.
"pobody's nerfect" 😄😄 The only other place I've found that was in a Garfield cartoon. Another nice video.Thanks.
Really appreciate 😊 the use of different colours for the vocabulary in text. Really helpful in understanding some knew vocabulary words and there place in the Japanese sentence structure.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much! Always loved your lessons due to a lot of examples and pretty proper explanation. I was learning these "have to" and other forms recently and that lesson helped me to compile all that variety of forms in my mind. And to be honest I haven't watched a lot of recent videos but this examples from songs and anime, I don't remember you doing that in past. They are very very helpful and make it feel that I am learning useful japanese that I will encounter and use in the future, so please keep to add them in the future videos. また本当にありがとうって言いたい、全て授業くれたから心から大きくありがとうございますミサ先生！
the most useful japanese teaching course in UA-cam, thanks a lot.
Thanks for teaching ❤
Thank you for this lesson, amazing sensei😊
this is so helpful, thanks so much!! I really like that you are referring to music with it, too, since putting this vocabulary into use right away makes it easier and quicker to learn
ahhh it's only been one day since I watched this video and it's already helped, I'm watching a show right now and someone just said 「戻らなくちゃ」!!
Thank you so much for the teaching Misa Sensei 😀🤘. Cheers from Mexico.
i really like how you used song lyrics in this lesson! love u misa!!
みさ先生は最高です！
Amazing lesson
I got ao confused with all these different structures. This video helped clear it up a lot. ありがとございます
Thank you for the lesson ❤
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I like the sounds you make.
Great lesson. I've recently learnt these but it's good to learn it from a teacher.
Legendary video, putting this one on the bookmark
先生、本当にありがとうございました。
You seem like nice person and a good teacher
you lessons are so useful
Hey Misa! Please do more videos where you just break down songs! Its super cool and useful for learning!
شكراً لك يا استاذه الطيبة الجميلة
دروسلك تجعلنا نشعر بسعادة غامرة
この授業を覚えなければいけません。🤔
教えてくれてありがとうございます。🙇♂️
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みさ先生!Gracias!
LETS GOOO I BEEN WAITING FOR THISSS
Dear ミサさん 先生 ほんとにありがとうごサイマス🥳💕😁your classes are so fun, so good quality, i like how you put a different color to explain what is what and also 歌う好き甘い声😍💐
Love you Misa-sensei, thank you
Thanks misa_sensei ❤❤
This is one area in the Japanese language where I need loads of help. So, thank you very much for the great explanation 🙇♀️❣️
Great lesson and very nice singing voice.
I wish I could explain my English students who complain about Modals and 3rd Conditional how easy they've actually got it... lol! Thanks dear Misa, as always.
Thank you Miss sensei 💜
Thank you
In case anyone was bothered by trying to understand the literal translation to parse the sentence:
think of なきゃ・なければ as literally meaning "unless X" or "as long as X"
using one of Misa's example sentences,
合わなければ良かったです
more literally means "unless I met you, good." So literally anything would be good as long as we don't meet. If that "unless" condition is met, and we end up meeting, then it is no longer a good thing.
I had trouble trying to parse the sentences until I thought of it like this, so I hope if anyone else has trouble, they can try thinking of it as "unless X happens, Y."
And the reason I mention it is because the only reason ～なきゃ・～なければ・～ないと means "have to" is because what comes after it is *implied*. It's implied that it will be followed with something like いけません, but depending on what follows those pieces, the meaning of "have to" can be completely negated...
Which is why "-tara" would not fit in this example.
先生のこと最初から好きだ。
ありがとうございます！
One of the best Japanese teachers. Always uploading good educational content.
Thanks!
Beautiful Misa!
Suddenly literally holding tears back after the song`s lines and Eren`s words. Also there`s another conditional phrase living free in my head. 雨の様なエメラルド 砂漠に降れば. Conditionals in Japanese are so emotional, lol
先生の手振りが好きです。
ミサ先生の新しい映画を見ると、幸せになる。😊
I'm still at the start of this video, but it already helped me make this new sentence:
みんなはこのビデオを見なきゃ。
Thank you Misa-Sensei!!!! I was just looking for this... The first (and only time) I went to Japan I was talking to a nice lady at the airplane and was unsure if nakereba narimasen was right...
thanks !
ありがとうございます
I am currently living and working in Tokyo and your videos are quite helpful to learn some phrases as I dont speak japanese yet. ( I am studying by myself)
I love your videos! Your lessons deserve a better microphone
おはようございます先生😊
Was just listening to Hoshino Gen san's Eigyou with a lyric says "買わなきゃ”
This is so helpful thank you!~
ありがとうございます みさ先生！Great video as always! Also is that a pink printer in the background?
Hi Misa! Nice video!
Would you do a video explaining "Even if" or ても, でも?
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Для чайника тяжеловато, конечно. Сейчас смотрю ваш плейлист для начинающих. 😅
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Konnichi wa.
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If the teacher is so sympatic and beautiful like you, the learning is much more easier 😉 And you are a great teacher.
Great video. Thanks! 🤗✨🌈
I definitely needed this video! I remember when I first learned なければなりません, I thought the teacher was joking.
I remember in first year Japanese, I somehow mixed up "ikemasen" and "narimasen" in an exam. I'm thankful the professor was so patient in explaining the difference to me. @w@; Thanks for your wonderful videos, these are great for keeping Japanese refreshed in my mind.
That's a very minor mistake for a first-year student. You must be doing quite well in your studies.
@@allendracabal0819 I am. I tutor japanese on the side, been studying it for almost 10 years now. It's good to keep skills sharp with informational videos like the ones Misa makes.
今夜までにミサ先生のビデオを見終えねばならぬ😅
I like you when you change your voice CRAZY🙂
みさ先生、日本語を教えてくれてありがとうございます。
12:16 Those who ARE wondering, "iwanai" (not say) is the normal negative form, it's continuation/sentence linking form (-te) is "iwanakute" (not saying), "-nai" is an i-adjective, which provisional form is -nakereba (from whence the contraction -nakya comes from). Pretty much all i-adjectives follow this pattern (ii/yoi - good, would be yokereba - if it were good).
tldr; the "ke" comes from i-adjective conjugations.
Merci Misa.