This was a bit harder then the others, because I haven't studied this area in verb conjugations, so I got 0 correct 😢 I hope to be better next time, thanks for the video! 😊
I recommend watching tokini andy's godan verb conjugation video and also his ichidan verb conjugation to get the hang of the basic ones but i'm still learning. I didn't know the informal past tense in this yt short and tokini andy didn't explain the informal past tense.
This is really helpful and useful. Thank you Sayaka by watching your videos I am learning more and more Japanese words and phrases. It's also great to see a beautiful and smart woman guide and breakdown the phrases and words so we can say them correctly. Thank you so much Sayaka keep up the great work.❤
Someone once told me to leave it to natural acquisition, but I just started to say screw it and memorize conjugations because I want to. People say Japanese is a hard language but once you learn the rules once, it's just putting it all together. I feel like it's easier than a lot of "easier" languages like French. It quickly loses any intimidation factor.
This is an amazing video!! I hope you'll continue making videos like this, they're extremely helpful! I love learning about different word forms! It would be great if you could briefly explain if there's a pattern to look out for.
I’ve been studying Japanese since I was 14 and I even studied it in Uni and spent a year in Japan and yet I keep coming back for this basic stuff 😂 I haven’t practiced in a few years… so embarrassing. Thank you for these videos ❤
I got it! Granted, i had to pause your viseo, and think between each one. I literally have been practicing verb conjugations so much lately. The hard part isnt learning how to conjugate the verbs. The hard part is to do it quickly and fluently in speech, reading, and listening
I learned Japanese when i worked for a tourisism company, then when i moved to the mainland, i lost most of it. I'm here trying to resurrect my ability to learn the language
Hey sayaka, first i want to thank you for being such a good teacher 😊 i earned so much information from your videos. I've seen a few types of verbs (formal); **Verbs with tow syllables - when the last is 'i' (like 買います- buy, 聞きます - listen, 飲みます - drink) **verbs which doesnt end with "i" (like 食べます). In verbs which end in a "i" - you just change the "i" to a "u". Instead of "買います"="kaimasu"- 買う"="kau", instead of "飲みます"="nomimasu" - "飲む"="nomu", etc. In two syllables which doesnt end in "i", you add "ru"="る" and make it from "食べます" - "食べる". Is it true? Did i miss anything? I would like you to male a video on changing verbs like this. Thanķ you very much for all you videos till now! 😊 By the way im a very-beggineg in learning japanese, so wish me good luck, everyone!
Thank you so much for posting these, Sayaka! They're very helpful. Just to double check: Does the same pattern apply to all verbs that end with －う or －います in present tense?
I GOT ALL BUT THE LAST ONE 🥲 i’m on my 2nd year of learning japanese, if you are debating getting into it.. just do it! it gets so much easier the more you practice
Than you sayaka❤❤❤ Japanese is a hard language but you make it easy for us❤❤❤ Ååååh förlåt att jag skriver på svenska men jag är för lat för att skriva på engelska. Lajka kommentaren om ni översätter detta eller älskar japan❤
❤Thanks for mini lesson. I'm doing entire your youtubeshorts now KST: 24-2-22 12:36 pm \ka i ma sho\★will make today 🕌Very foretunate. • wa tta si wa ham ba ga ni ka i ma~sseu
what makes the difference between the negative form becoming ‘買わない’ instead of ‘買ない’? like how do you know you have to ‘add’ the ‘wa’ here? or do u just have to learn
I am not an expert but I think all verbs ending with the vocal "う" have this same conjugation pattern. For example 洗う (to wash) 洗わない 使う(to use) 使わない 吸う (to smoke) 吸わない 会う (to meet) 会わない When you start learning Japanese one of the first things you have to learn is the different groups of verbs and their respective conjugations.
Pretty good video,but there is something that make me comment,for who want to learn Malay language or this for fun fact 'kau' means 'you' but better use 'awak' or 'kamu' for interact with new person cuz 'kau' can be use when u with ur friend or siblings and dont use this word on ur parent cuz thats kinda rude
I'm so thankful to you that I've been able learn some things I'm japanese 😊😊😊 👋 hello everyone If sharingan means "copy wheeler eye" then how do we say "blood demon eye" in japanese?? And also sayaka can you teach us hiragana and katakana please🥰🥺 🎉🎉📣📣And whoever is a fan of anime and is wanting to sayaka to teach us hiragana and katakana please hit the like button📣📣📣💫👍🏻😊
I don't understand can someone please tell me how you change it like does it even have a rule idk but like is every verb ending with masen becomes nai? Thats the only one i got but it was with luck
im half japanese, my mom only speaks to me informally so i always speak informally. for me the challenge would be to make the informal sentence into a formal sentence 😆 日本人と喋る時多分私のこと行儀悪いと思ってる😅
I have always wondered this because try to speak English, Japanese, and Korean to my toddler so she can become more familiar with the language but I speak informally to her so maybe I should try both 🤔
I got them all wrong can anyone answer me Why for example 泣き is cry, then what is 泣かせ 飲む is drink, then why does it become 飲み 買い is buy, why does it become 買わ Etc PLEASE TEACH ME-
You are doing a great jobbb! Keep going...its really hard to learn Japanese.
You got this!
@@NihongoDekita S/he is saying true, it's hard but people like you are bridging the gap. thanks a lot for this type of concise information.
@anticovidnineteen1290 😂
I am so glad that i have learned english and arabic from childhood 😅
Started learning Japanese from about 8 days and it is not that hard till now 😂
got a perfect score! Verb conjugations take time to master, but they're the easiest to play around with once you learn them.
how you learned them. Its a brain twisting act
Practice@@anticovidnineteen1290
I like that there are videos like this for several verbs, it helps with repetition
Thank again for informal as formal seems easier than informal
This was a bit harder then the others, because I haven't studied this area in verb conjugations, so I got 0 correct 😢 I hope to be better next time, thanks for the video! 😊
Same! 😢 lol. Learning Japanese is hard!
I think a vowel by itself at the end works the same as with a vowel, verb conjugations are kinda confusing, but make sense
Same here😢
I recommend watching tokini andy's godan verb conjugation video and also his ichidan verb conjugation to get the hang of the basic ones but i'm still learning.
I didn't know the informal past tense in this yt short and tokini andy didn't explain the informal past tense.
This is really helpful and useful. Thank you Sayaka by watching your videos I am learning more and more Japanese words and phrases. It's also great to see a beautiful and smart woman guide and breakdown the phrases and words so we can say them correctly. Thank you so much Sayaka keep up the great work.❤
I had only one mistake, what a surprise! I was answering so randomly and got them correctly😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
Your vids are really chill and you are really pretty ❤️. Thanks for the information.
Im learning my japanes languge .thanks for your posting...good jobbb
Someone once told me to leave it to natural acquisition, but I just started to say screw it and memorize conjugations because I want to. People say Japanese is a hard language but once you learn the rules once, it's just putting it all together. I feel like it's easier than a lot of "easier" languages like French. It quickly loses any intimidation factor.
This is an amazing video!! I hope you'll continue making videos like this, they're extremely helpful! I love learning about different word forms! It would be great if you could briefly explain if there's a pattern to look out for.
I’ve been studying Japanese since I was 14 and I even studied it in Uni and spent a year in Japan and yet I keep coming back for this basic stuff 😂 I haven’t practiced in a few years… so embarrassing. Thank you for these videos ❤
You are amazing, I was always confused with tenses n you made it sooo simple
You are a great teacher!! I love you!!!
I got it! Granted, i had to pause your viseo, and think between each one. I literally have been practicing verb conjugations so much lately. The hard part isnt learning how to conjugate the verbs. The hard part is to do it quickly and fluently in speech, reading, and listening
Protect her at all cost
Thank you this is really helpful for me and other people who are learning Japanese
I learned Japanese when i worked for a tourisism company, then when i moved to the mainland, i lost most of it. I'm here trying to resurrect my ability to learn the language
This was great! I need help like this!
Hey sayaka, first i want to thank you for being such a good teacher 😊 i earned so much information from your videos.
I've seen a few types of verbs (formal);
**Verbs with tow syllables - when the last is 'i' (like 買います- buy, 聞きます - listen, 飲みます - drink)
**verbs which doesnt end with "i" (like 食べます).
In verbs which end in a "i" - you just change the "i" to a "u". Instead of "買います"="kaimasu"- 買う"="kau", instead of "飲みます"="nomimasu" - "飲む"="nomu", etc.
In two syllables which doesnt end in "i", you add "ru"="る" and make it from "食べます" - "食べる".
Is it true? Did i miss anything? I would like you to male a video on changing verbs like this. Thanķ you very much for all you videos till now! 😊
By the way im a very-beggineg in learning japanese, so wish me good luck, everyone!
I love these!!!
The problem is my japanese teachers says if you wanna invite some1 to do something then you gotta put the
~masenka(wont you verb[past tense]it)
Thank you so much
Please put these similar videos in one playlist, mastering this has become my headach
And I love your Miteikuretey aarigatou
Hello, I love your Japanese lessons of formal to informal so pls keep it up!❤
Interesting.
This was really helpful! thank you😊
im watching this video fron first video and repeat avery single day 😅😅 for my learning nihongo
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Thank you so much for posting these, Sayaka! They're very helpful. Just to double check: Does the same pattern apply to all verbs that end with －う or －います in present tense?
I GOT ALL BUT THE LAST ONE 🥲 i’m on my 2nd year of learning japanese, if you are debating getting into it.. just do it! it gets so much easier the more you practice
Please keep continue so many videos we're waiting for new videos and shorts
So interesting! But I didn't get when I need to use formal and informal form of a verb
thank you!
Wow thank you so much sayaka
Than you sayaka❤❤❤ Japanese is a hard language but you make it easy for us❤❤❤ Ååååh förlåt att jag skriver på svenska men jag är för lat för att skriva på engelska. Lajka kommentaren om ni översätter detta eller älskar japan❤
Thank you for watching❌
Mdctt arigatou ✅
Nice
Thanks! I got only one wrong, I didn't remember that the negative of 買う was 買わなかった
I'm currently learning Chinese but I want to learn Japanese next!!!
❤Thanks for mini lesson. I'm doing entire your youtubeshorts now
KST: 24-2-22 12:36 pm
\ka i ma sho\★will make today 🕌Very foretunate.
• wa tta si wa ham ba ga ni ka i ma~sseu
I love your lessons
❤❤❤❤
I got only the last one correct lol, it seems like I'm going by my usual route of memorizing by usage/talking/watching than systematic learning
Very pretty Sayaka at Kaohsiung
흰바지도 잘 어울리시네요 ^^
i only got かわなかった... I seriously need to start learning Japanese again
Why Sayaka-sensei so amazing though
Yahoo Nihongo, Arigato! 🙂
I got everything wrong yeiiiii 😂, here to learn, and we have the best teacher 😎
One doubt shin nihongo or minna nihongo which one is best 🤔
😘
I accidentally got the last one... Whoa...😮
Wow, does Japanese have informal conjugations for all verbs? Are they at least somewhat regular?
Why you're so pretty?
Not even one mate 😂😂😂
I didn't understand sorry😢,but you are a perfect teacher❤❤❤
what makes the difference between the negative form becoming ‘買わない’ instead of ‘買ない’? like how do you know you have to ‘add’ the ‘wa’ here? or do u just have to learn
I would also like to know this.
I am not an expert but I think all verbs ending with the vocal "う" have this same conjugation pattern.
For example
洗う (to wash)
洗わない
使う(to use)
使わない
吸う (to smoke)
吸わない
会う (to meet)
会わない
When you start learning Japanese one of the first things you have to learn is the different groups of verbs and their respective conjugations.
When they just end in u, it's a little hard for me
the kanji for this is simple
私は任天堂買いました。すごくいいですね！
I love you
Yay I aced it🎉🎉🎉
Konnichiwa sensei
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Hi how accurate would be this song: monster sake rai rai.
They use another word for: let's drink that sound like (yoiyoiyo)
In what context is informal used? Is it like a more informal word or used for informal things?
Gros bisous Sayaka mimi
Is those just the two forms of this verb or there's others
Pretty good video,but there is something that make me comment,for who want to learn Malay language or this for fun fact
'kau' means 'you' but better use 'awak' or 'kamu' for interact with new person cuz 'kau' can be use when u with ur friend or siblings and dont use this word on ur parent cuz thats kinda rude
I didn't get them 😭
I struggle with the patterns for informal.
Well, i didn't get this.
Next time 🙌🏼
@@NihongoDekita 🫡
Information three
And pls learn us what the veggies are called in japanese❤
May I know what is the negative of Kaimashou?
How can i say: I speak a little bit of japanese❤
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Can "Katte-nai" be inplace of "kawanakatta??
Is this in Hiragana? What’s the most used script in Japan?
What is formal and informal?
I'm so thankful to you that I've been able learn some things I'm japanese 😊😊😊
👋 hello everyone
If sharingan means "copy wheeler eye" then how do we say "blood demon eye" in japanese??
And also sayaka can you teach us hiragana and katakana please🥰🥺
🎉🎉📣📣And whoever is a fan of anime and is wanting to sayaka to teach us hiragana and katakana please hit the like button📣📣📣💫👍🏻😊
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I’m difficult to pronounce Konbanha say Kong-ban-ha or kong-ban-wa ❤
Yea gonchwi konitha simgejk fomo buinoy lanchichu
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It's really hard to learn Japanese 😮💨 I'm learning both Japanese and Korean at the same time 😬🤧
I'm learning Japanese and Turkish at same time🙂(I have learned 5 languages:Arabic(my official language),french,English, Japanese, Turkish) 🗿👍
@@Mhamad_Taleb15-2- my guys a walkinjg talking duolingo tf
@@Mhamad_Taleb15-2- that's great 👍
@@CreamyBTSARMY Thx💖👍
@@Darur1308 Wht?
I don't understand can someone please tell me how you change it like does it even have a rule idk but like is every verb ending with masen becomes nai? Thats the only one i got but it was with luck
kau basically means you😅
how do you say I want to buy it
im half japanese, my mom only speaks to me informally so i always speak informally. for me the challenge would be to make the informal sentence into a formal sentence 😆 日本人と喋る時多分私のこと行儀悪いと思ってる😅
I have always wondered this because try to speak English, Japanese, and Korean to my toddler so she can become more familiar with the language but I speak informally to her so maybe I should try both 🤔
But i see カイ kai ( sorry if it is in katakana script)
Whe~ where's the pattern?? 😵😵
I got them all wrong
can anyone answer me
Why for example
泣き is cry, then what is 泣かせ
飲む is drink, then why does it become 飲み
買い is buy, why does it become 買わ
Etc
PLEASE TEACH ME-
I watched it twice and still said kaiou, that’s not correct 😅
I got 0/5 😊
Is it ok if I keep using formal way to talk with local Japanese people?
Question, how am I supposed to know how to convert these?
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So is "kai" the word for buy? Or is it "kaima"?
the word is 買（かう）, the verb stem (the form you use to convert to formal form) is かい