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Your graphical representation of the structure is very unique and appreciable also You establish the complicated relations of the parts of the sentence very easily.
Every 3 weeks or so I throw my hands up in the air and rewatch this video after being completely blindsided by a "ni" that I just cannot comprehend. It blows my mind that little kids can just understand this and use the particles correctly somehow.. it's so difficult! Anyway, thanks for your helpful videos and cool sound effects which I really like. See you in 3 weeks!
I'm Brazilian and I've been loving learning Japanese! I'm glad you exist because the way you explain this particle was the only one that managed to make me understand it.
this is the first video i’ve watched since my friend recommended this channel to me. i was excited to get the practice sentence correct, before the hint, haha. well-paced explanations, I’m excited to watch the older videos. thank you!
This was such an informative video. I came here because I was baffled to see why there is a に Particle after some person names and I found it somewhere in the tips and on top of that I got some answers for some questions I didn't know I have! :D ありがとうございます先生！
Arigatogozaimasu Sensei 💜 Yay, I was able to make a sentence, although learning new language is overwhelming when you look it as a whole it's like ocean, but consuming it drop by drop doesn't feel overwhelming.
I somehow learned a new 6 words from this lesson just by hearing it. Amazing new lesson. One question, I already know how to make sentence in past but how to make a sentence in future?
@Drek ForDer I guess there is no future tense as in Italian or French or auxiliary words like "will" in English, it works by putting a word which refers to the future like "ashita"(tomorrow)but i may be wrong or inaccurate.
He is correct. MASU form (e.g., 行きます) can indicate both present & future, and the context of the sentence decides the tense. We also have ways to say "plan to" or "intend to" for the future but basically, you can use MASU form. ua-cam.com/video/xvqSuvRP74Y/v-deo.html Hope this helps!
Thank you for this! I used 母 when I tried to make the sentence. I didn't know it was only meant to be said by the speaker. I've learned that too aside from the particle usage from the lesson! :)
Its interesting that you use (in order) as I have never used that in a sentence.. that might be for very, very proper English.. As we normally just use to do or will do, or can do.. thank you for these lessons! I'm hoping someday I can afford the money to learn the full lessons
I am stuck on a sentence… if anyone could explain it I would be very grateful. 母に本を読んでもらいました For me the ni seems like it’s saying I read a book TO my mother but apparently it’s my mother read a book to me.
in the example, "kazoku ni ai ni amerika ni tomodachi wa kaettekimasu" i also become confuse because i I'm seeing everything that comes before the noun "tomodachi" as modifying the noun "tomodachi". And then i see "To meet family in america friend return". Because i'm not good at picking up modying clauses quicky, it always gets me. But based on what i have learned so far, that sentence isn't really modifying tomodachi, since its not a logical clause, meaning it didn't end with a engine like a verb, copulla or adjective or is it?
I assume you meant to say "My husband will go to Tokyo to rent a car"? Then you have to use the stem of the verb 借ります（かります）"to rent" as below. 夫は東京に車を借りにいきます。 I hope this helps!
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Your graphical representation of the structure is very unique and appreciable also You establish the complicated relations of the parts of the sentence very easily.
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Wow I never though I was gonna feel that japanese is kinda easy by just watching this videos. Thank you so much Yuko Sensei
Your deconstructions of Japanese grammar is legendary
Every 3 weeks or so I throw my hands up in the air and rewatch this video after being completely blindsided by a "ni" that I just cannot comprehend. It blows my mind that little kids can just understand this and use the particles correctly somehow.. it's so difficult!
Anyway, thanks for your helpful videos and cool sound effects which I really like. See you in 3 weeks!
Yuko Sensai is the Japanese teacher I never had
ありがとうございます!
ゆこ 先生
I'm Brazilian and I've been loving learning Japanese! I'm glad you exist because the way you explain this particle was the only one that managed to make me understand it.
Your videos are so easy to understand. It takes me a long time to understand things but your videos are very easy for me to understand. Thank You!!!
this is the first video i’ve watched since my friend recommended this channel to me. i was excited to get the practice sentence correct, before the hint, haha. well-paced explanations, I’m excited to watch the older videos. thank you!
ive been learning japanese for two weeks now and i was kinda overwhelmed by the meanings of the particles. Very good video, thank you so much :)
I learnd this bunpo around a year ago. Never thought that I can understand now with these way of explanation. うれしい☺️
Wow this is really easy to understand
ありがとう
This was such an informative video.
I came here because I was baffled to see why there is a に Particle after some person names and I found it somewhere in the tips and on top of that I got some answers for some questions I didn't know I have! :D
ありがとうございます先生！
Very clear and concise. I like the graphic presentation to simplify the complicated sentence structure and that's really helpful!
your videos are so amazing. i've never had better explanations. ありがとうございます！
Lovely. Very well explained.
This is so important, useful and well explained !
Very good explanation, thanks!
Really you are a good teacher. You talk a little but express a lot.
このレソん和とてもいいです! These videos are so well put together, i subscribed, ありがとございます😁
先生ありがとうございました。
Wow.. You made it look so easy.. Thank you so much Yuko Sensei for that..
This was the greatest Japanese learning I've watched.
Very helpful ma'am. Very clearly explained. Thank you!🌻
Thoroughly enjoyed the lesson, Yuko sensei. Arigato gozaimasu .
Sensei very Good. ❤thanks so much. ❤
Excellent!!!!!!!
Thank you Yuko sensei
Arigatogozaimasu Sensei 💜 Yay, I was able to make a sentence, although learning new language is overwhelming when you look it as a whole it's like ocean, but consuming it drop by drop doesn't feel overwhelming.
Great teacher
Graphical and didactic. Thank you for this lovely content!
I know better how to useに now. Thanks yoko sensei!
Thank you very much ❤❤❤❤❤
Currently learning Japanese and this helps outt a lot!😁 arrigato gosaimasu 🙏🏽
Amazing.. thank you sensei.
Best Japanese sensei 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Only the best. No other words for this vid ❤
This video was very helpful!
ユウコさん、ご協力ありがとうございました
This channel is a gold mine, thank you so much for your time and effort
ありがとうございます 先生
Very well explained indeed.. Its 2 am now in マレーシア💌
Arigatou Gozaimasu sensei ❤
This is exactly what I needed!! Thank you so much, I've been wondering about this weird usage of に for quite some time now.
wow this video is super helpful and amazing! I wish I had a teacher like you, you're doing an amazing job :]
Fantastic! Now i can clearly know how to say it correctly without doubtness.. Thank you so much Sensei Yuko San! Yuo explained it well.....👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
よかったです。I'm glad the lesson was helpful. 😊
Thank you very much sensei 😀🤗
Excellent lesson, as always. This one will take some time to sink in.
Thank u teacher
Thank you so much sensei
Excellent sensai 🎉
The more lessons...
The better it becomes.
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Why not?
Not everything has be paid...
ありがとうございました先生👩🏫
勉強になりました、ありがとうございました、先生
great lesson! all your videos make me feel like I have accomplished something when I am able to translate the last sentence :)
Thnx for this informative lesson
Thanks
Thank you
ありがとうございます
THIS IS SO HELPFUL!! THANK YOU!
i understood "かえってきます" as "go back home and return here" for example im in japan my friend will go back to america, but will come right back here
Saya sudah belajar hari ini, Terima kasih 🙏🙏
You are an amazing teacher! Thank you for these videos, they help a lot!
Great lesson
Great lesson! ありがと！
Don't forget the "u" hiragana at the end . 😉
I somehow learned a new 6 words from this lesson just by hearing it. Amazing new lesson. One question, I already know how to make sentence in past but how to make a sentence in future?
@Drek ForDer I guess there is no future tense as in Italian or French or auxiliary words like "will" in English, it works by putting a word which refers to the future like "ashita"(tomorrow)but i may be wrong or inaccurate.
@@qwertyasdf2838 ou thanks. That's what I thought too but I wasn't sure.
He is correct. MASU form (e.g., 行きます) can indicate both present & future, and the context of the sentence decides the tense. We also have ways to say "plan to" or "intend to" for the future but basically, you can use MASU form. ua-cam.com/video/xvqSuvRP74Y/v-deo.html
Hope this helps!
@@YukoSensei arigato gosaimasu. Now I finaly understand.
Thank you for this! I used 母 when I tried to make the sentence. I didn't know it was only meant to be said by the speaker. I've learned that too aside from the particle usage from the lesson! :)
Its interesting that you use (in order) as I have never used that in a sentence.. that might be for very, very proper English.. As we normally just use to do or will do, or can do.. thank you for these lessons! I'm hoping someday I can afford the money to learn the full lessons
In order is used all the time. In order for the engine to function it needs gasoline.
Great explication, as usual! ありがとうございます、おせんせい。
Konnichiwa ❤️
konnichiha
sensei, im not good in particle..
what particle do i use in harvest or manufacture
７じから ８じはん まで ゴーヤ しゅうかく しました
ありがとうございます。せんせい
interesting
Can't we use e (へ) for places?? Like tomodachi wa toshukan e ikimasu.
THat was fun learning 😊.. how about an example with 5 ni in one sentence..
Are there any more functions of ni apart from these 5?
sensei, can に is also use to give or lend someone
帰る: 돌아가다(내가 없는 곳으로) vs 帰ってくる: 돌아오다(내가 있는 곳으로)
I believe that “ni” more than a destination marker then should be called a “routine marker”?
I am stuck on a sentence… if anyone could explain it I would be very grateful.
母に本を読んでもらいました
For me the ni seems like it’s saying I read a book TO my mother but apparently it’s my mother read a book to me.
Is the first “に” can be replaced with “へ”?
Ex. あした、としょかんへほんをかりにいきます。
Will it still be the same translation?
どうも有難う御座います。
No, it won't!
😀明日(あした)､図書館(としょかん)へ本(ほん)を借(か)り"に"行(い)きます｡
This will make sense!!
日本語がんばって下さいね!!
いきます - かえってきます - かえります - きます
こんにちは僕はN2を勉強するつもりだった。実は私も"で "（格助詞）よく分からないんですが、ビデオを作ってくれませんか。このメッセージを読まれてありがとうございました。
15:49 doesn't it mean "sensei is going back to see my (speaker's) mother)"?
You said "I" at the start instead of sensei
Khonichiwa❤❤
Will "を" also work instead of "に"? Like: "家族 + を", "お母さん + を"?
こんにちは先生
in the example, "kazoku ni ai ni amerika ni tomodachi wa kaettekimasu" i also become confuse because i I'm seeing everything that comes before the noun "tomodachi" as modifying the noun "tomodachi". And then i see "To meet family in america friend return".
Because i'm not good at picking up modying clauses quicky, it always gets me. But based on what i have learned so far, that sentence isn't really modifying tomodachi, since its not a logical clause, meaning it didn't end with a engine like a verb, copulla or adjective or is it?
Can you tell me how we can write Georges ?
Because the lettre G is rarely writed and i want to write my teacher’s name in japanese for the teachers day
ai mean love why we cant use miru
じょしは今難しくないです！ ありがとうゆこせんせい！
5月に先生は日本にお母さんに会いに帰ります.
damn I wrote at the exercise:
先生は5月に日本に母にみに帰ります。
😂😂😂😂
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So many knees
I like this lesson but I m not speaking Japanese
double particle ni in one sentence? its okay?
夫は東京に車の家賃にいきます。
これは正しいですか
I try to make my own sentence I hope this is correct?
I assume you meant to say "My husband will go to Tokyo to rent a car"? Then you have to use the stem of the verb 借ります（かります）"to rent" as below.
夫は東京に車を借りにいきます。
I hope this helps!
Her:I hope you didn't use haha here
Me:uhhh I said かのじょのはは ._.
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wow i completely missed 五がつ
at least i didn't use 母
u are very pretty sensei