hehehee thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !!
I'm a Sri Lankan girl who learning Japanese for advanced level examination. This is a someone difficult lesson for me, but after your exaplaning I got this lesson. Thank you very much for you teachers♥️🙏♥️
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh.. you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !!
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh.. you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !!
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh.. you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !!
Can please somebody answer this. All the videos about japanese conjugation telling that for conjugation the pronouns dont matter. I sleep u sleep they sleep.... they are all conjugated the same. Why then when i type those into google translate it spits out something comepleeeeetely diferent?? Please help
Google translated it correct. It just implied when speaking so most people imply the subject in Japanese . That why they're different also Google uses really only formal/ sort of unnatural speaking patterns. Might want to so look at other translating apps just to check.
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh.. you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !!
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh.. you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !!
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh.. you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !!
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh.. you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !!
About the Group 2 verbs. there are also 2 syllables "i" like おきます、おります、かります. Can you explain how to identify a 2-syllable "i" sound that is under group 2?
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh.. you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !!
Holla Rosa and Risa Sensei I know my conjugations now: Taber (to eat ) hablaru (to speak) Tabeo hablo-wa Tabes hablamasu Tabe hablamasu Tabemos hablamomasu Tabeis hablamomasu Taben hablanma ehmm .......... confused now 🤣 (learning spanish and Japanese by pod 101)
I have Genki 2nd edition textbook. I noticed class one, class two, class three verbs have another name: U verbs, Ru verbs, and irregular verbs. You lost me for a while...
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh.. you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !!
I think this Imasu group1 Emasu. Group2 Is wrong information out there. It's been a year almost, do you get the answer already for the question I am now wondering?
It is a Class 1 verb since it does not end in iru or eru, but aru. The final vowel (u) is replaced by imasu, like usual for class 1. Instead of replacing the whole kana (ru) you only replace the u and the r remains, changing it to wakarimasu like you said :)
i have a video uploaded on this topic as most of my students had confusion about this .. well,thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh.. you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !!
its an exception [unfortunately ] i know ..it sucks ! thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh.. you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !!
Let’s retrace the steps back… かえるmasu form is かえります To change かえります to plain form/dictionary form, you need to cancel the ります, and then replaced it with the 3rd column of your hiragana chart which ら-row is shown below 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣4️⃣5️⃣ ら り る れ ろ So the 3rd column of the ら-row is る, which is coincidental to the group 2 るverb. Hope this answer your question.
This has been a very helpful lesson for me. Thank you! Your English is good. Here's my little English lesson for you. :-D One word on the white board was miss pronounced, likely do to spelling. That is "preceded" is spelled with a double e - PRECEEDED. The double EE is the long E sound, not as a long i. Arigatou gozaimasu!
@@lazarosanastasiadis6111 Youre english is great! The only mistake was, “sorry if made a mistake.” You would say, “sorry if I made a mistake,” which may have been a typo. Very impressive!
@@lazarosanastasiadis6111 no problem! Also i know how it is learning another language, even though i’m learning one that is much much MUCH easier than english, so i know how it feels to help someone say that you’re doing a good job. So, honestly, you are doing great! Keep working :)
heeeee? woww thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh.. you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !!
Both 切る (to cut) and 太る (to become fat) are "godan" verbs. These correspond to the first group introduced in the video. They are called "godan" verbs because the final kana can be morphed in 5 (go) ways: 切ら、切り、切る、切れ、切ろ. Which change is made depends upon which auxiliary verbs/adjectives are appended. For instance, the ます auxiliary verb (and yes it is a verb) is appended to the い stem, forming 切ります. Group 2 as introduced in the video are called "ichidan" verbs, because there is only one stem to append auxiliary verbs and adjectives to, and it is formed by chopping off the る kana. All ichidan verbs end in "iru" or "eru", however not all verbs that end in this way are ichidan verbs. An interesting example of this are the verbs 要る (to be needed) and 居る (to be). Both are pronounced "iru", however the first is a godan verb while the second is an ichidan verb. In general, it can help to look up Japanese words in a dictionary if you are unsure if it should really be considered an ichidan verb.
5:48 is where they start the lesson
Thank you, legend
you saved my 5 mins of life
Thanks dude 😃
ありがとう
@@VIPULKUMAR-iy8lr I know what your trying to say 😂😂thank you
As a team you girls make learning Japanese easy and enjoyable. Thank you.
Exactly........they are amazing
.......every school must have teachers like them
Finally, this made sense to me. Your explanation was perfect. I first encountered these 3 classes in an app, and it was very confusing.
This is actually making waaayyyy too much sense
ohh please tell us more about grammar and verbs conjugation😍❤
i hope all teachers are like this, especially in my school
hehehee
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !!
Wonderful teachers, really energetic and lovely, thank you very much.
“You would want to live 300 years? I think I would have enough of this world” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
In Buddism (Which was a great influence on the cultural formation of Japan) wanting to live for ever is kinda like a curse XD
27:00 You know it's complicated when the instructors got confused themselves. LOL
At first, few minutes before teaching, I literally thought "are they even going to teach or not"
Bro the content is for free and you're moaning about the delay, shut your mouth and watch this shit 🥰 lol
Great lesson! Arigatou! 😊
These two chicas are amazingly entertaining teachers
These two chicas, jaja ese espaninglish
@@Jeremaix_OP actually i am brazilian.
Dont speak spanish
I love their teaching ❤
I'm a Sri Lankan girl who learning Japanese for advanced level examination. This is a someone difficult lesson for me, but after your exaplaning I got this lesson. Thank you very much for you teachers♥️🙏♥️
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh..
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !!
You are great teachers , thanks for sharing your knowledge , i appreciate it , you are cool and nice .... Arigato🎉
great.....どうもうありがとうございます. I love you RISA
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh..
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !!
Thank you for this. You made this confusing lesson enjoyable and easy to remember.
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh..
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !!
Thank you, very informative. New to learning Japanese!
Thank you so much ive been struggling understanding this topic until now. You guys make it easier to understand. Huhuhuhuuhu
Nice lesson❤❤❤
Appreciate it much..
Doumo Arigatou Gozaimasu 🙏🙏
Lecture is amazing.
This is very interesting and important. Thank you both. ありか"とうこ"さいました。😄
Great job!! Your lessons are very entertaining and informative!
わかりました。ありがとうございました。❤
To save time - 5:40 it actually starts
thanks for the lesson, regards from Guatemala
ありがとうこざいます！
(ご) it's Go Za I Ma Su
not Ko Za I Ma Su
Now my confusion has been gone forever. Good job sisters❤️🔥
Beautiful, really enjoyed
ありがとうございます。 🙏🏻💕
Can please somebody answer this. All the videos about japanese conjugation telling that for conjugation the pronouns dont matter. I sleep u sleep they sleep.... they are all conjugated the same. Why then when i type those into google translate it spits out something comepleeeeetely diferent?? Please help
Google translated it correct. It just implied when speaking so most people imply the subject in Japanese . That why they're different also Google uses really only formal/ sort of unnatural speaking patterns. Might want to so look at other translating apps just to check.
if these kind of ladies are teaching nihongo then I'll definitely learn it
ありがとうございました。🇮🇹👍
Thank you very much for this video I finally understood the concept. Your work is very appreciated ty again. From Tunisia
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh..
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !!
This video made it so much more clear!!!!
I’ve understand thank you so much
Starts 5:45
Way of teaching is very well. Really u are great.
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh..
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !!
This class was so, so helpful! Thank you so much for posting this. 🙏🏻
don't forget that すれりさーさん！😁
Plz let's start the topic❤❤
great lesson, thank you
always supporting your channel
Thank you ~ this is really helpful.
good job sensee
Great team work.
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh..
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !!
りさせんせい、あなたはきれいです
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh..
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !!
Hi, from Italy ...
About the Group 2 verbs. there are also 2 syllables "i" like おきます、おります、かります. Can you explain how to identify a 2-syllable "i" sound that is under group 2?
Shinjimasu
Dekimasu
According to what they said, it would be group 1.
useful video, thanks for sharing :)
ありがとうございます。 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
よかった。
Domou arigatou gozaimasu 🙇🏻♂️
Risa's on this video, time to turn up the video quality so i can fully appreciate the scene.
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh..
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !!
@@opdhaka does it have equal eye candy?
Typical creepy white man
Holla Rosa and Risa Sensei I know my conjugations now:
Taber (to eat ) hablaru (to speak)
Tabeo hablo-wa
Tabes hablamasu
Tabe hablamasu
Tabemos hablamomasu
Tabeis hablamomasu
Taben hablanma ehmm ..........
confused now 🤣 (learning spanish and Japanese by pod 101)
lol good luck. Knowing Spanish makes learning Japanese a little easier😅. It might just be me
jajaja muy bueno hermano
😂😂😂😂 as someone who took years of Spanish in school I felt this 😂
I have Genki 2nd edition textbook. I noticed class one, class two, class three verbs have another name: U verbs, Ru verbs, and irregular verbs. You lost me for a while...
very helpful .... arigato gojaimasu
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh..
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !!
So helpful!! :)
かります、おります、起きます、足ります、できます, あびます why they are classified in class 2 verbs and not in class 1? are these exceptions?
Shinjiru
What about this?
(Hashirimasu is an exception though)
I think this
Imasu group1
Emasu. Group2
Is wrong information out there.
It's been a year almost, do you get the answer already for the question I am now wondering?
how about おきます, should be an exemption from group 1?
very helpful
helpful video ます form more easy to learn
Masu is the non-past form, which means present and future. You can specify future by adding words like: tommorow, next week
How about the verb ある/あります？ “Aru”
Class 1
But what happen with KANJIRU? Is a class 2 verb (-ru), but in the present tense become a class 1 verb? I am confused
Will determining the verb class help us with the -te form and -nai form?
what about かります＝かりて? (group 2)
Sensei, what about the verb "wakaru" (to understand). From what i've seen the formal version is "wakarimasu instead of "wakamasu"
I’d imagine that it’s possibly the same difference as saying “salutations” and “greetings” to someone, but don’t hold me to it lol
It is a Class 1 verb since it does not end in iru or eru, but aru. The final vowel (u) is replaced by imasu, like usual for class 1. Instead of replacing the whole kana (ru) you only replace the u and the r remains, changing it to wakarimasu like you said :)
i have a video uploaded on this topic as most of my students had confusion about this .. well,thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh..
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !!
Grate arigatu😊
Thank you so much I'm learning a lot of forms with the help of your video❤❤you made my day❤
my useful friend explained me that taberu is verb 2 ( instead of saying class ) and i was like why the heck is taberu a past tense verb
Hello! Could anyone explain why Kaeru is in group 1 if it ends with -eru? Thank you.
its an exception [unfortunately ] i know ..it sucks !
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh..
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !!
Let’s retrace the steps back…
かえるmasu form is かえります
To change かえります to plain form/dictionary form, you need to cancel the ります, and then replaced it with the 3rd column of your hiragana chart which ら-row is shown below
1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣4️⃣5️⃣
ら り る れ ろ
So the 3rd column of the ら-row is る, which is coincidental to the group 2 るverb.
Hope this answer your question.
Why is The dictionary form of asobimasu is "asobiru".. How will i remember that it is "asobu". Any clue???
Ok so ik this is a stupid que but i dont understand so what are these classes ? I mean what do they do ?
Sitsumon what is the use of grouping the word into group
Iam writing my confusion throughout the video
Iam confused, Suru and kuru, Shimasu and kimasu are the same? Iam confused?
Arigato gozaimasu
정말 재미있었어요
This has been a very helpful lesson for me. Thank you!
Your English is good. Here's my little English lesson for you. :-D
One word on the white board was miss pronounced, likely do to spelling. That is "preceded" is spelled with a double e - PRECEEDED. The double EE is the long E sound, not as a long i.
Arigatou gozaimasu!
Plz give tips on kanji, I find it challenging.
I think she already made a video with Alisa sorry if made a mistake english isn't my mother tongue 😅
@@lazarosanastasiadis6111 Youre english is great! The only mistake was, “sorry if made a mistake.” You would say, “sorry if I made a mistake,” which may have been a typo. Very impressive!
@@user-hi9hq7qh2y thank you so much 😊
@@lazarosanastasiadis6111 no problem! Also i know how it is learning another language, even though i’m learning one that is much much MUCH easier than english, so i know how it feels to help someone say that you’re doing a good job. So, honestly, you are doing great! Keep working :)
Only mistake was risa
こんにちはみんな
こんにちわ.....
@@prabirpatra7926 That should be は at the end, not わ. But it is still pronounced as wa. Easy to forget that. :)
@@polyth0n Oo.. that's it. I thought it was konnichiwa..so I wrote that. Thank you brother.😊
おやすみ～
Genki desu!
Hello
みなさんこんいちわ
"you people.. are a circus" - Family guy
Really.......they make learning so enjoyable......😀😀😀😀😃😃😃😃😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😊😊😊😊😊
holy shit i searched that up and it killed me
My dear Sensei Risa... You are amazing.. today your dress up like Bangladeshi. I like it very much. I like you also very much.
hii
what's the implications of the the groups?
How are verbs ending in iru changed to make Masu form?
こんばんは
Do the same rules apply for the non-keigo negative form? Thanks again!
どうも ありがとう
Okimasu to wake up what rule will apply on it
Konnichiwa
I love Japanese
konnichuya ,mina san genki desuka ? gambatte khudasai , bangladesh kara salim desu
Both are so cute,I love you
Can anyone help me from where to start learning Japanese means when to learn verbs , particles…
I still don't get the Asobimasu one ...:c
It is class 1. It is not shimasu or kimase (not class 3). Its base form does not end in i-ru or e-ru (not class 2). So you're left with class 1.
Also, -masu is preceded by a syllable with "i" vowel sound.
Sugoiii .. I like that
From India...
Indo❤️
heeeee?
woww
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
coincidently , my name is also risa..heheheh..
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !!
"Kiru - cut , futoru - fat" is this verd 1st group or 2nd group?
Both 切る (to cut) and 太る (to become fat) are "godan" verbs. These correspond to the first group introduced in the video. They are called "godan" verbs because the final kana can be morphed in 5 (go) ways: 切ら、切り、切る、切れ、切ろ. Which change is made depends upon which auxiliary verbs/adjectives are appended. For instance, the ます auxiliary verb (and yes it is a verb) is appended to the い stem, forming 切ります.
Group 2 as introduced in the video are called "ichidan" verbs, because there is only one stem to append auxiliary verbs and adjectives to, and it is formed by chopping off the る kana. All ichidan verbs end in "iru" or "eru", however not all verbs that end in this way are ichidan verbs. An interesting example of this are the verbs 要る (to be needed) and 居る (to be). Both are pronounced "iru", however the first is a godan verb while the second is an ichidan verb. In general, it can help to look up Japanese words in a dictionary if you are unsure if it should really be considered an ichidan verb.
KoniChiwa sense