My problem has always been my speed. The more I practice, the faster I get but it feels like there must be some other ways to increase my recall speed.
Fun fact: English used to have a word for 10,000 and you probably all know it. It's "myriad". It fell out of use and became a synonym of "plethora". Great vid as always! I'm still new to Japanese but numbers don't seem too hard compared to some other languages. :)
@@stuart5236 Yep, and you can find that very word in all the Latin languages, as well as some of the Germanic languages. In all of them the meaning changed from 10,000 to "a lot". Most likely people back in the day didn't really count past 10,000 very often, so it made sense to have a word for it as well as using it to describe a large number of something (just like we'd say "I have a million things to do"). With bigger numbers becoming more common, the initial meaning became kind of useless and only its metaphorical one remained. Only a few Asian languages kept using 10,000 as a unit, as far as I'm aware.
@misterwhyte I'd imagine another reason it fell out of fashion is because it feels sort of anomalous in English counting, since unlike Asian languages, since any number past 100 we group by 3 before making a new name
There is a dude, who made a song which was going like "ichi juu hyaku sen, ichiman, juuman, hyakuman, senman..." That's why i know how to count in japanese 😁
this is probably the best channel for learning Japanese! I'm glad it's growing faster then ever!!! I have been here since near the beginning, and just have been watching her grow and grow, her channel growing by the second! I cannot express a better "thank you" to her, other then "Arigatou gozaimasu! Gozaimasu Sayaka Sensei!!!" She has done so much to help me learn, in fact, about 89% of my knowledge of Japanese comes from her, おめでとうございまさ！
I just started learning Japanese and came across your channel. It’s been so helpful to see the breakdown in language like this. I’m also Korean so the counting system is basically the same, which helped me follow this video better!
I remember when first learning Japanese finding it pretty fascinating that there would be a distinct word for "tenthousand" and that you would count from there (Making a million "100 tenthousands"), just because it highlighted something you would never think of. Where you make those divisions is completely arbitrary. Fun perspective changing moment. Still very tricky to change your way of approaching numbers though, and it's easy to zone out when someone is saying a long number. And congratulations on the subscribers!
I was so happy for you to hit 1M. 🥳💖 You deserve this. You have helped so many people with Japanese, including me. I've learned so much, and this made it all more fun. Thank you so much for everything you have done for us! ありがとうございます! ❤😆
This is my first time watching your videos and I just got to say that the way you make it makes it so simple to learn. I’ll be watching your videos more often from now on and I’m going to make a promise to you that in 1 or 2 years time I’ll be able to have a full conversation with anyone in Japanese mark my words
Latin numerals (Roman numerals) are entirely different. They represent numbers with Latin letters. I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X. If someone is saying Latin numerals for 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 they are miseducated.
Thank you Sayaka-San your helping me a lot of japanese like hiragana,katakana,kanji and counting numbers your the best japanese teacher,your the only one japanese teacher who's the best at teaching japanese 😊 ❤
Japanese guy living in Europe here. Imagine meeting English counting system after spending over 25 years in Japan. It was quite tough to get used to count especially more than 1,000😂
@@bewooyall English is just as complicated! You have to learn unnecessary words like "eleven", "twelve", ... or "twenty", "thirty", ... etc. which you don't need in Japanese because you just say "ten-one", "ten-two", ... and "two-ten", "three-ten" etc. So, overall Japanese is not significantly more complicated compared to English!
I have a test tomorrow on how to write numbers in kanji. i was having a hard time understanding how to do big numbers, but this helped me break the code. Thank you!
Your teaching is so good and easy to learn. I learnt counting on Busuu at first and didn’t get it, until I watched your video. Thank very much, and for the free guide too. Subscribed.
Thank you so much. Very informative. Very well explained in one video. I'm currently learning Hiragana and Katakana so this video was really helpful. I was even able to recognize some Hiragana straight away. You got another subscriber. Thank you and congratulations on 1 Mil
Hi!!!! I am peruvian who Is living in Japan. These videos are really terrific !!! I`` have already learned to count on JAPANESE, just when I looking tour vídeos Thankssss a lot. Please go ahead.
Thank you so much! I came here to understand the 20-30 numbers and now I can count huge numbers like that... It seemed scary at first but it wasn't that hard!
What I'm understand and is helping ME is to accept how japanese is wit out reasoning or question why it's like it has it's quirky ways . And your detailed explanation and simple way is superb for some one like me ( suffer dixlexyia and covid 19 had made it worse as well as other issues daman made virus ) Big thank you ❤
Great Job. As a number fan I had to wait till my favourites came in my Chinese A1 course because they came last. It's interesting that you use packages of four Digits.
I never thought that learning the 3rd hardest language will be this much easy and fun so , thanks Sayaka sensei and congratulations for this much followers ❤
Congratulations on one million subscribers. I really enjoy learning Japanese numbers and words. You make it so simple to understand without complexity. After all, it is a fascinating culture, and one day, when I vist Japan. I'll use what I've learnt from you. ❤
That’s only about memorizing pronunciations for Chinese Japanese learners, cuz we use exactly the same counting system and even literally the same Kanji if u are Taiwanese using traditional Chinese characters.
Congratulations Sayaka-sensei! You deserve this and thank you so much for your hard work on each and every lesson. Sayaka fam is going to grow even more
hi i am from Egypt thank you for saying Arabic numbers and not English numbers because not everyone knows about this info big love for real 🥰 also i learned a lot from you and i am learning using "Japanese from Zero" book series but your videos are big side help
Actually Japanese numbers are really easy to learn! I was so surprised because they are so easy to learn! It’s perfect for beginners who are learning Japanese, just like me! And also congrats for hitting 1 MILLION subscribers Sayaka sensei!!! You will always be our favourite! ❤❤❤
チャンネル登録者100万人おめでとうございます nihongodekita with Miss.Sayaka i hope you keep up upload more helpful video. I really appreciate it your wisdom and guidance 💕 Thanks again for your kindness 🖤🥀 Next year i will be in Japan 😊 名ータマン●チリング●ミンマ です。わたしは ネパールから きました。And ‘Sayaka’sama ありがとうございます 🇳🇵
There’s actually a theory that the reason a lot of Asians perform better on math than Europeans is because of the number system being more mathematic and easier to understand. 11 being eleven doesn’t really tell you anything, but if you say 10 + 1, it makes sense. 20 being twenty doesn’t really tell you anything, but if you say 2 x 10, it makes sense.
The essence of Asian countries' tradition is problem-solving, mathematical creativity, and communication. Nurturing mathematical talent is a part of their tradition. Studying mathematics is very respectful, and many opportunities are given to mathematicians. It actually was said about my country people, but our ancestors are originally from Asia.
さやかさん you deserve it. Wish you the best. Thank you for teaching us Japanese
Thank you!
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@@NihongoDekita さやあさん、 Hello!
My problem has always been my speed. The more I practice, the faster I get but it feels like there must be some other ways to increase my recall speed.
Fun fact: English used to have a word for 10,000 and you probably all know it. It's "myriad". It fell out of use and became a synonym of "plethora".
Great vid as always! I'm still new to Japanese but numbers don't seem too hard compared to some other languages. :)
Moreover isn't myriad ancient Greek?
@@stuart5236 Yep, and you can find that very word in all the Latin languages, as well as some of the Germanic languages. In all of them the meaning changed from 10,000 to "a lot". Most likely people back in the day didn't really count past 10,000 very often, so it made sense to have a word for it as well as using it to describe a large number of something (just like we'd say "I have a million things to do"). With bigger numbers becoming more common, the initial meaning became kind of useless and only its metaphorical one remained. Only a few Asian languages kept using 10,000 as a unit, as far as I'm aware.
@@misterwhyte That's really interesting! Thank you
@misterwhyte I'd imagine another reason it fell out of fashion is because it feels sort of anomalous in English counting, since unlike Asian languages, since any number past 100 we group by 3 before making a new name
There is a dude, who made a song which was going like "ichi juu hyaku sen, ichiman, juuman, hyakuman, senman..." That's why i know how to count in japanese 😁
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Can you please give the link of that video?
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Born and raised in Japan. I have never seen a Japanese who, born and raised in Japan, speaks English as well and fluently as you. I am amazed!!
Japanese Ammo with Misa, please check it out.
What a creative way to celebrate your 1 M
this is probably the best channel for learning Japanese! I'm glad it's growing faster then ever!!! I have been here since near the beginning, and just have been watching her grow and grow, her channel growing by the second! I cannot express a better "thank you" to her, other then "Arigatou gozaimasu! Gozaimasu Sayaka Sensei!!!" She has done so much to help me learn, in fact, about 89% of my knowledge of Japanese comes from her, おめでとうございまさ！
I'm telling you right now, my brain fried
bruh my brains is fried to i started counting in Korean lol my previous language i learned
I just started learning Japanese and came across your channel. It’s been so helpful to see the breakdown in language like this. I’m also Korean so the counting system is basically the same, which helped me follow this video better!
I remember when first learning Japanese finding it pretty fascinating that there would be a distinct word for "tenthousand" and that you would count from there (Making a million "100 tenthousands"), just because it highlighted something you would never think of. Where you make those divisions is completely arbitrary. Fun perspective changing moment.
Still very tricky to change your way of approaching numbers though, and it's easy to zone out when someone is saying a long number.
And congratulations on the subscribers!
Wow high quality educational videos that are free??? The future is here
I was so happy for you to hit 1M. 🥳💖 You deserve this. You have helped so many people with Japanese, including me. I've learned so much, and this made it all more fun. Thank you so much for everything you have done for us! ありがとうございます! ❤😆
ahh sayaka!! congrats, you absolutely deserve this and more!!! so happy to see another video :)
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for teaching us how to count!!
I guess I saw your comment on gamerfleet's video. Are you a fleet army?
Lol
This is my first time watching your videos and I just got to say that the way you make it makes it so simple to learn. I’ll be watching your videos more often from now on and I’m going to make a promise to you that in 1 or 2 years time I’ll be able to have a full conversation with anyone in Japanese mark my words
Congratulations on the 1 million! Your videos are always great. Well-deserved!
Thanks for another lesson, Sayaka! I actually tried to say my birthday in japanese and I think I got it right ^^
2:31 As an Arab I can’t describe how happy I’m that someone finally said Arabic numerals and not English numerals 😅
I've never heard anyone say latin numerals LOL.
Latin numerals (Roman numerals) are entirely different. They represent numbers with Latin letters. I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X. If someone is saying Latin numerals for 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 they are miseducated.
So sorry I meant English numerals , I got confused again so sorry and thx for correcting me
Me too seeing that gave me a very fabulous feeling hahaha
❤
Your Method Made It Easier and Simplier
Arigato Gozaimasu.
Congrats on 1 MIL!! Thank you for your hard work teaching us all the beautiful language of 日本語!
Thank you Sayaka-San your helping me a lot of japanese like hiragana,katakana,kanji and counting numbers your the best japanese teacher,your the only one japanese teacher who's the best at teaching japanese 😊 ❤
Your teaching skill is very nice. You always try to teach daily useful words in Japanese. Appreciable!
Hello! Thank you. I got your FREE Japanese Numbers guide. Your help has been invaluable in improving my Japanese.
Another example of why you're the best teacher Sayaka sensei. Great lesson. Congratulations on reaching hyaku man subs!
Japanese guy living in Europe here. Imagine meeting English counting system after spending over 25 years in Japan. It was quite tough to get used to count especially more than 1,000😂
Very useful 👍
Congratulations Sayaka! 🎉
Edu 😨
congratulations sayaka!! I really appreciate you work, you deserve. Thank you so much for teaching me japanese. ありがとうございます😊
Sayaka-san, I am so happy for you! As a math teacher, I love your chart!
You are the best Japanese.I have a lot from your videos.❤
🥳Congratulations on 1 million! 💐
THANK YOU FOR THIS! I was so confused about counting over 1000000, but this made me understand really well!!
1,000,000 subscribers! おめでとうございます！
You are awesome 😎❤
I learned how to count with a stupid song but I needed the refresh of the kanji, thanks and congrats on the million subs
I really love your tutorials! Theyre very easy to understand. Please keep them coming 😊
Miss you deserve this ❤️ congratulations 👏🎉
Thanks so much for everything miss 💞
Thank you!
I just learned how to count from 1 up to 1 billion thanks for you sayaka sensei ❤いつもありがとうございました
Your dedication and expertise showcased in your videos are truly admirable, Sayaka Sensei. Thank you sincerely for your invaluable japanese lessons!
I started crying as soon as you busted out the chart
🤨 excuse me?
ME TOO ME TOO OMG ITS SO COMPLICATED😭😭😭😭
@@bewooyall It isnt that much more complicated, the only difference is that in japanese you group 4 digets instead of 3
@@bewooyall English is just as complicated! You have to learn unnecessary words like "eleven", "twelve", ... or "twenty", "thirty", ... etc. which you don't need in Japanese because you just say "ten-one", "ten-two", ... and "two-ten", "three-ten" etc. So, overall Japanese is not significantly more complicated compared to English!
I download the video to study later.
Congratulations🎉 for one Million subscribers
Thank you so much! My japanese teacher went over numbers way too fast in the last lesson. This really helped me understand!
Ur so good at teaching! I'm a beginner at Japanese and I'm still trying to learn. I'm also new so hiii
I have a test tomorrow on how to write numbers in kanji. i was having a hard time understanding how to do big numbers, but this helped me break the code. Thank you!
Thank you so much Sayaka Sensei! This really is so useful and I learned how to count :) I really like your content.
Your teaching is so good and easy to learn. I learnt counting on Busuu at first and didn’t get it, until I watched your video. Thank very much, and for the free guide too. Subscribed.
Thank you so much. Very informative. Very well explained in one video. I'm currently learning Hiragana and Katakana so this video was really helpful. I was even able to recognize some Hiragana straight away. You got another subscriber. Thank you and congratulations on 1 Mil
Me every few minutes: “that’s genius!!”
Congratulations on hitting 百万 subs on UA-cam tさやか-さん
You are a really really great Japanese teacher, hope to learn more from you, that makes fun and knowledge. Wish you all the best. Thank you so much
I FINALLY UNDERSTAND HOW OKU AND MAN WORK!!🎉 Now I have to práctica a lot un order to know what number it is un English😊
Actually miss sayaka I am Arabic and I'm watching you for 2 years❤ u teacher Japanese amazing I'm I'm so happy your teacher English for formation😅
Hi!!!!
I am peruvian who Is living in Japan.
These videos are really terrific !!!
I`` have already learned to count on JAPANESE, just when I looking tour vídeos
Thankssss a lot.
Please go ahead.
This is super helpful! Thanks and congrats 😊
Thank you so much! I came here to understand the 20-30 numbers and now I can count huge numbers like that... It seemed scary at first but it wasn't that hard!
Your beautiful lady very smart good teacher and so friendly. Watching you from Uganda African
百万おめでとうございます🎉
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はい、わかりました。教えてくれてありがとうございます 🙏🏻 ̖́-
What I'm understand and is helping ME is to accept how japanese is wit out reasoning or question why it's like it has it's quirky ways .
And your detailed explanation and simple way is superb for some one like me ( suffer dixlexyia and covid 19 had made it worse as well as other issues daman made virus )
Big thank you ❤
Drawing and grouping the 4 digits helped me to understand it pretty well. Thanks :"D
Great Job. As a number fan I had to wait till my favourites came in my Chinese A1 course because they came last. It's interesting that you use packages of four Digits.
Sensei your so pretty 😊
Congrats for 1 million subscribers.
日本語をおしえてくれてありがとう😊
This amazing teacher creates an informative video for us even when hitting 1M subscribers.
Congrats!
I never thought that learning the 3rd hardest language will be this much easy and fun so , thanks Sayaka sensei and congratulations for this much followers ❤
Congratulations on one million subscribers. I really enjoy learning Japanese numbers and words. You make it so simple to understand without complexity. After all, it is a fascinating culture, and one day, when I vist Japan. I'll use what I've learnt from you. ❤
Aww thank you 🥺💕
Wow!!! Actually, I think is not that hard. Reminded me a bit how to count in korean. Awesome video, it's really helpful!!!
This is one of the best video out there
That’s only about memorizing pronunciations for Chinese Japanese learners, cuz we use exactly the same counting system and even literally the same Kanji if u are Taiwanese using traditional Chinese characters.
I found learning Japanese numbers so easy, being Chinese
Eu já sei contar, mas admito que a sua explicação ficou MUITO boa. Parabéns!
THANK YOU this was indeed very helpful. I've always struggled with numbers... and I still do but this helps me gain a little more clarity now!
I am brasilian and it's fany and very interesting leaning Japonês with an English teacher.
Brazilian here and yeah, it's funny that we went from knowing one language to learning a third language using a second language.
Wow, I can't believe I learnt so many numbers today in japanese from your video. Thank you! You're an amazing teacher ❤️ 😍
Thank you, very useful. The numbers are divided and read differently, good explanation.
Thanks a lot for this video! It really helps me to understand!😊
Congratulations Sayaka-sensei! You deserve this and thank you so much for your hard work on each and every lesson. Sayaka fam is going to grow even more
Thank you very much!
hi i am from Egypt
thank you for saying Arabic numbers and not English numbers because not everyone knows about this info big love for real 🥰 also i learned a lot from you and i am learning using "Japanese from Zero" book series but your videos are big side help
@Nihongodekita with Sayaka congrats on reaching 1 million subscribers 🎉 keep up the awesome work 👍
Thank you so much 😀
Congratulations I learn some Japanese and I can finally understand some Japanese thx for much
百万人登録者に行きました。。おめでとうございます！！
Thanks!
Thank you!
Actually Japanese numbers are really easy to learn! I was so surprised because they are so easy to learn! It’s perfect for beginners who are learning Japanese, just like me! And also congrats for hitting 1 MILLION subscribers Sayaka sensei!!! You will always be our favourite! ❤❤❤
Thank you! Hope you enjoyed :)
i was struggling with this counting in Japanese ...I got the point of counting from your video madam.....Thank you So much.......................
Great way to teach! Thank you
THAT’S REALLY SUPERB, SAYAKA
Can you please make a video on how to write kanji vertically? Im a beginner in Japanese and I would appreciate if you do!.. Thanks for the video!
I don´t belive it ! I can count numbers in nihongo! Arigatou Sayaka sensei!
You make perfectly clear a super difficult subject girl 🎉❤😊😅 Omedetou!!!!!
Congratulations Sayaka sensei🎉🥳
This video helped me a lot ❤
Thank you!
Congratulations on the milestone and thank you for this video. It was a big help.
Thank you, this is actually very helpful ❤️❤️❤️
This was so helpful. Thank you!!
Your explanation was sooooooo easy thank you soo much❤
チャンネル登録者100万人おめでとうございます nihongodekita with Miss.Sayaka i hope you keep up upload more helpful video. I really appreciate it your wisdom and guidance 💕 Thanks again for your kindness 🖤🥀 Next year i will be in Japan 😊 名ータマン●チリング●ミンマ です。わたしは ネパールから きました。And ‘Sayaka’sama ありがとうございます 🇳🇵
Congratulations!!! I learned a lot from you. Thank you so much! ❤
I got the last number right. 😂
Thanks to you Ma'am, your videos make me learn nihongo for free. ❤
You deserve more already ❤
There’s actually a theory that the reason a lot of Asians perform better on math than Europeans is because of the number system being more mathematic and easier to understand. 11 being eleven doesn’t really tell you anything, but if you say 10 + 1, it makes sense. 20 being twenty doesn’t really tell you anything, but if you say 2 x 10, it makes sense.
Besides some round numbers it is actually the same in many Indo-european languages... so it would not really work as a theory 😅
BS. all languages start to build names for numbers from other numbers at some point. Some just start earlier than others.
Interesting! I wish counting system were the same worldwide 😂
u right, in Malay language it's like 50= lima puluh, 5 = lima, 10 satu puluh or sepuluh.
The essence of Asian countries' tradition is problem-solving, mathematical creativity, and communication. Nurturing mathematical talent is a part of their tradition. Studying mathematics is very respectful, and many opportunities are given to mathematicians.
It actually was said about my country people, but our ancestors are originally from Asia.
数えるのに本当に助かります。
ありがとうございます。N3を合格したんですけど数えるのが下手です。今日Sayaka先生の動画のおかげで数えるのが簡単だと思い始めました。🍀
Thanks a million! Awesome teacher
Thanks for the lesson. This is quite straightforward for Chinese to learn, same rules 😊
🤙🏼🤙🏼👍🏽
Glad i came here before your milestone even though i found you recently. I specially enjoy your acting of a man