I just started learning Japanese and I immediately noticed I can understand alot of things due to the Kanji. I started learning Mandarin Chinese a few years ago, and although the pronunciation is totally different in Japanese, I noticed that the general meaning of many of the kanji is the same. Like for example Shui 水 for water 💧 and many others such as chu ko. 出口 for exit and so many others
the only one i would agree with is learn particles and sentence structure to the rest i dont know coach for example most books are useless for most outsiders outside of doing introductions, most courses are useless for most outsiders outside of doing introductions, mostly because my time with japanese people have been formal for the introduction and everyone is informal after that, meaning the books dont mean crap anymore, it is also very difficult to get a book that explains particles well and they are damn rare so good luck
This was a very helpful video. Thank you. But I almost did not click on it because of the F*ck - why is that there? You could change that to - Frustrated?
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It always helps me to know Kanji especially when playing games like Shogi
I just started learning Japanese and I immediately noticed I can understand alot of things due to the Kanji. I started learning Mandarin Chinese a few years ago, and although the pronunciation is totally different in Japanese, I noticed that the general meaning of many of the kanji is the same. Like for example
Shui 水 for water 💧 and many others such as chu ko. 出口 for exit and so many others
That’s true 👍
useful! thank you!!
Your welcome 🤗
This video was really useful. I wish more people will have access to it. ありがとうございます😊
Glad that it’s useful 😊
ありがとうございます！
どういたしまして😉
@ , I am soo excited when I recognise a word - Douitashimashite-( I recently finished Hiragana)! I like your videos 🥰
@@dumitruluminita140 Great!! Your hard work paid off 😊
And thank you for watching it 🙏
the only one i would agree with is learn particles and sentence structure to the rest i dont know coach for example most books are useless for most outsiders outside of doing introductions, most courses are useless for most outsiders outside of doing introductions, mostly because my time with japanese people have been formal for the introduction and everyone is informal after that, meaning the books dont mean crap anymore, it is also very difficult to get a book that explains particles well and they are damn rare so good luck
どうもありがとうございます. Very useful tips. Talking to myself is the best among all. 👍
Glad that it’s useful 🙏 Yes it’s the best tip 🗣️
Thank you!
You're welcome!
That was really helpful, I felt awkward talking to myself ( so I use my cat !)
Smart way!!
You can talk to yourself inside your head. Just think in Japanese
@ I need to speak out loud, but it is ok, my cat is very appreciative, she thinks I am cute when speaking Japanese and miaouw back:)
very helpful! Arigato Gozaimasu!
Glad that it’s helpful!! どういたしまして😉
The radical part makes sense I guess
it is helpful for sure!!
"How was that ?" ... よい でした。
よかった would be more appropriate 😁!
@@kahliikburrell9966 I had been told about that, but I forgot. For the reminder - ありがとう.
良かったです😊
ありがとう🙏
This was a very helpful video. Thank you. But I almost did not click on it because of the F*ck - why is that there? You could change that to - Frustrated?
I’m glad it’s helpful!!! And thank you for your comment 😊
I use the word just to grab more attention 😅
@@Sasuke.JapaneseI’ll admit that the f*ck made me more inclined to click 😂 It’s relatable!
Thank you 🙏😂