This is a good video. I like that the kanji are also shown, and that the English is small - putting the focus on the Japanese. I'm glad I got them all right, now just need to memorise the meanings for a few new words.
@@tiad7143 As far as i know No, You could only read は(ha) as Wa when it used in the middle of a sentence, kinda like to tie two sentence into one. Examples: わためは…わるくたいおね?. Correct me if im wrong lol
That is a small tsu called Sokuon (Chiisai tsu or Chiisana tsu) its function is a glottal stop, also it doubles the first letter that comes after it. For example ずっと - zu to = zutto (to be pronounced as zut to) or がっき - ga ki = gakki (gak ki)
That is a small tsu called Sokuon (Chiisai tsu or Chiisana tsu) its function is a glottal stop, also it doubles the first letter that comes after it. For example ずっと - zu to = zutto (to be pronounced as zut to) or がっき - ga ki = gakki (gak ki)
That is a small tsu called Sokuon (Chiisai tsu or Chiisana tsu) its function is a glottal stop, also it doubles the first letter that comes after it. For example ずっと - zu to = zutto (to be pronounced as zut to) or がっき - ga ki = gakki (gak ki)
This is a good video. I like that the kanji are also shown, and that the English is small - putting the focus on the Japanese. I'm glad I got them all right, now just need to memorise the meanings for a few new words.
こにちわ
Man this is amazing glad I found it. I just finished learning hiragana and this is perfect exercise i love it!
そうですね
Isn’t it spelt こんにちは?
@@tiad7143 As far as i know No, You could only read は(ha) as Wa when it used in the middle of a sentence, kinda like to tie two sentence into one. Examples: わためは…わるくたいおね?. Correct me if im wrong lol
@@tiad7143 exactly like that
@@morningcavalry867 so, as far as I know you just can't use わ in the end of a sentence, or at least in konnichiwa
I use this lesson as a writing quiz, because my reading skills quite good, but I need more writing practice. Thank you very much!
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1:48 I'm confused. Should it be "gakki" or "gatsuki"?
Noshin Nawar when "tsu" is placed in the middle AND is smaller than other letters, it means pause, so its not gatsukou, but gakkou
Now I get it! Thank you for clearing my doubt ^_^
That's where I just got stuck. It's the second word in the video that carries this rule.
the tsu is smaller so you just pause at it uwu
Ikr its tricky but the smaller tsu つ acts like a pause between characters. That's how I remembered it.
Thank you so much, I need to familiarize with the characters.
Thank you for that, I am learning japanese and it is absolutely amazing! But I hide the romaji part, it's better for learning ^^
+Mlle Marmelade ありがとうございます！ Thanks for your nice comment! It is good to know that there are people who do not want to see Rōmaji part.
@@japaneselessoncom hello, I doubt you'll reply but I noticed there is often う at the end of the word but is not pronounced, why?
@@moonllght3555 have you considered revising hiragana rules ?
@@moonllght3555 it just extends the sound.
そう vs そ
what's the difference
@@gumawa9049 wow no need to be that rude
This is super helpful while im learning japanese hiragana and katakana thank you so much ❤️
どもありがとう。
awesome, but can they add english translation on those words.
There's English translations at the top left.
there so many people don't realize it lol
。。。
This is really helpful
Yes really thx
Quite helpful 😈
this song at the beginning reminds me of bomberman land 3
Thanks
Well done
たのしい
1:24 my favorite word 😂 NANI
3:53 Gakkou? Mb gakko? Or i didn't understand something ?
ed krv ga (small tsu) ko u
when the tsu is small there is a small pause so instead of gatsukou its gakkou
Yeah me too I don't understand why there is う but is not pronounced. When do we have to pronounce it?
That is a small tsu called Sokuon (Chiisai tsu or Chiisana tsu) its function is a glottal stop, also it doubles the first letter that comes after it. For example ずっと - zu to = zutto (to be pronounced as zut to) or がっき - ga ki = gakki (gak ki)
0:34 死ぬ 1:29 なに？
1:48 ??! Gatsuki
That is a small tsu called Sokuon (Chiisai tsu or Chiisana tsu) its function is a glottal stop, also it doubles the first letter that comes after it. For example ずっと - zu to = zutto (to be pronounced as zut to) or がっき - ga ki = gakki (gak ki)
why do people study hiragana without learning basic rules
@@ハナ-t8j i just thought it wasnt the small one
I'm confused at (Tsu)
when "tsu" is placed in the middle AND is smaller than other letters, it means pause, so its not gatsukou, but gakkou
That is a small tsu called Sokuon (Chiisai tsu or Chiisana tsu) its function is a glottal stop, also it doubles the first letter that comes after it. For example ずっと - zu to = zutto (to be pronounced as zut to) or がっき - ga ki = gakki (gak ki)
Y l traducción al español no esta
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