Japanese Lesson #92 Japanese Verb しる (to know)

[@enditend2]

easy to follow for beginners like me , thanks alot

[@onigirinihongoclub]

Glad to hear that! Thank you for watching😊

[@1ogen]

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[@minamishi]

Thank you for the lesson

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[@alien_nations3522]

this is very useful, thank you!!🙏🙏

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Very good content, well done!

[@onigirinihongoclub]

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[@AlwaysExtraCrispy]

Food wishes 😛

[@luckytai-lan2166]

ONC San, this 動詞 can be very confusing, so thank you for clarifying it.

[@onigirinihongoclub]

どういたしまして！Your welcome 🤗

[@HaiTomVlog]

Thank you for the lesson! Is it rude to say this to a person if they tell you something you already know? I’m always worried to say it! 😅

[@onigirinihongoclub]

If someone tells you something you already know.
You can reply with:
I know →しってる(casual) しってます(polite)
I don’t know → しらない(casual) しりません(polite)
If you say しる as in “I know/already know”, it sounds unnatural.
しる is not colloquial so it sounds too formal when speaking.
I hope this helps☺️

[@HaiTomVlog]

@@onigirinihongoclub yes, thank you! 教えてくれてありがとうございました!😊

[@onigirinihongoclub]

どういたしまして！😊

[@arnelarboleda2870]

Why did you use formal/informal instead of polite/casual?

[@onigirinihongoclub]

Good question! No big reason, I just started the way🙂 Thanks for watching!