Must Know Japanese Casual Phrases for Daily Conversation

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 123

  • @TheStrataminor
    @TheStrataminor Місяць тому +20

    This is language that I heard everyday when I lived in Japan....my Japanese wife agrees with the content too...great work Mochi!

    • @mugsofmirth8101
      @mugsofmirth8101 28 днів тому +2

      You heard Japanese everyday in Japan? You don't say...

    • @user-sn4cr6jm7g
      @user-sn4cr6jm7g 23 дні тому

      Bhai jan kisey Japan ma shadi kr le

    • @mochirealjapanese3430
      @mochirealjapanese3430  21 день тому +2

      AWESOME! thank you!❤

    • @AnnDale-ie3jn
      @AnnDale-ie3jn 21 день тому

      I saw pictures of you with your boyfriend a black guy that is great better then white men more and more Japanese ladies are choosing black men over white men soon there will be fewer White men going to Japan as one black guy from Nigeria said we not going to allow white guys to have Japan for themselves which is great ​@@mochirealjapanese3430

  • @eljaminlatour6633
    @eljaminlatour6633 14 годин тому +1

    I could only remember the ones that I heard very common like いただきます("itadakimasu", let's eat) and ご馳走様でした("gochisou sama deshita", thank you for the meal!"), but it felt helpful.

  • @moooavila
    @moooavila 6 днів тому

    actually impressive how phrases flow through my brain like water in a pasta strainer... thanks for the videos they will help me a lot

  • @Tohka10-
    @Tohka10- 9 днів тому

    I feel like this format is very helpful for learning! The quiz at the end makes it so much easier to study the material. Thank you! Please do more videos like this!

  • @thomasfors5116
    @thomasfors5116 29 днів тому +8

    I’m just starting to learn Japanese; still working on hiragana, but I laughed at native speed being faster than normal speed! Thank you for all your great videos! I will definitely sign up for your class in the future.

    • @Arigator2
      @Arigator2 27 днів тому

      The Hiragana on Duolingo is great I learned the basics in a day.
      Hololive is a good resource too. They're a Japanese Vtuber company. A lot of funny Japanese clips are translated into English. They also have an EN branch and some of them are very fluent in Japanese. My personal favorite is when the Japanese Vtubers do Duolingo for English. It's the same lessons I did but in reverse. Gawr Gura is kind of amazing too. She doesn't speak much Japanese but she sounds so cute. She could do voice acting in Japanese.

    • @mochirealjapanese3430
      @mochirealjapanese3430  21 день тому +2

      You can do it!

    • @AnnDale-ie3jn
      @AnnDale-ie3jn 20 днів тому

      A big muscle black guy for you my dear not a white boy we black guys are coming to Japan we going see of the white boys don't worry Japan is our playground now I am planning on bringing a million black guys to Japan and Korea to take many Japanese women as possible I know you love us black guys more then those white boys 😂
      ​@@mochirealjapanese3430

  • @jennsuicune
    @jennsuicune 29 днів тому +5

    ありがとうございます先生😊

  • @alonzogonzalez7208
    @alonzogonzalez7208 21 день тому +2

    This is helpful. Thank you Mochi.

  • @MultiDryder
    @MultiDryder Місяць тому +5

    It's a big reason my primary method of learning Japanese is by watching anime as I have found that I learn way more from listening with subtitles than from a classroom

    • @projectsanti7570
      @projectsanti7570 29 днів тому

      Same here, not only watching anime but also listening to a Japanese playlist on Spotify

    • @nicolasspadaro8540
      @nicolasspadaro8540 29 днів тому

      @@projectsanti7570 Which one If I may ? :)

    • @projectsanti7570
      @projectsanti7570 29 днів тому

      @@nicolasspadaro8540 if you’re talking about the playlist, It’s actually my friend’s playlist.

    • @Arigator2
      @Arigator2 27 днів тому

      Hololive is great too. But it depends how much you know. You have to learn vocabulary first and Anime isn't good for that. It can be done but it isn't efficient.

    • @MultiDryder
      @MultiDryder 27 днів тому

      @@Arigator2 on the contrary because you learn by listening just like how you learned your first language and the more you hear words you pick them up but again to learn languages faster you need more than one method

  • @josea3881
    @josea3881 Місяць тому +3

    本当に役に立ちました。先生ありがとう。

  • @Japanesestudydreams
    @Japanesestudydreams Місяць тому +3

    ありがとうございました 🌸

  • @slipper171
    @slipper171 29 днів тому +2

    この動画は役に立ちました。先生、ありがとうございました。

  • @diana_334
    @diana_334 Місяць тому +3

    ありがとうございます😊

  • @jorgeabrahamramosgarcia1425
    @jorgeabrahamramosgarcia1425 13 днів тому

    Thanks

  • @DjNicoForlanDe
    @DjNicoForlanDe 15 днів тому +1

    ありがとう

  • @ArthurKain
    @ArthurKain 22 дні тому

    This is really helpful!

  • @astrostar49
    @astrostar49 29 днів тому +1

    Great video. Thanks for posting another insightful gem.

  • @skuaLT
    @skuaLT 29 днів тому +1

    thank you mochi sensei

  • @elgatofelix8917
    @elgatofelix8917 Місяць тому +5

    Hello again Mochi Sensei. Thankyou for today's wonderful lesson! I have a question about today's lesson.
    My question is about *saiaku da ne*
    As you may already know dear Sensei, the phrase "that sucks" is a slang phrase in English and some people (although I wouldn't say most people, but mainly older people) might consider it rude or even vulgar. So my question is that I would like to know if the Japanese translation you're teaching us in this video is also slang in Japanese or would it be considered impolite to say in some situations?

    • @jennsuicune
      @jennsuicune 29 днів тому +2

      That's a good question ! 😊 I hope Mochi Sensei will answer. In French for instance, "it sucks" is translated by "ça craint", or "c'est nul", which is not considered vulgar or impolite, even if it's very casual. That's because we don't have this idea of "sucking" in our expression, (involving s*x) in our verb. I'm looking forward to know what it's like in Japanese

    • @vesper8450
      @vesper8450 29 днів тому

      I can tell you google translate brought it back in English as "That's the worst". But googling it has brought back just "saiaku" as: "that's terrible/that sucks".

    • @jennsuicune
      @jennsuicune 29 днів тому

      @@vesper8450 In order to answer the question, the best thing to do would be to look for the definition and real meaning of saiaku in a uniligual dictionnary...

    • @vesper8450
      @vesper8450 29 днів тому

      @@jennsuicune That's what I was trying to do, but I was in a bit of a rush this morning and was having trouble finding it.

    • @jennsuicune
      @jennsuicune 29 днів тому

      @@vesper8450 I'm personnally not good enough in Japanese to be able to read a definition in Japanese 🫤

  • @pokeylope6108
    @pokeylope6108 28 днів тому

    Your videos help out a lot. Thank you kindly.

  • @JRod788
    @JRod788 29 днів тому +1

    Guess I'm gonna have to watch this a hundred times then every day . . .

  • @robindrodas1058
    @robindrodas1058 Місяць тому +1

    I am big fan mochi sensei💖

  • @muhammad_zulrahimin_94
    @muhammad_zulrahimin_94 29 днів тому

    Thank you so much for the video..This is only chance to practice my output ...Love your way of speaking,so interactive..Keep it up Mochi Sensei...💕💕💕💕

  • @mingshanglimbu3586
    @mingshanglimbu3586 29 днів тому +1

    ありがとごじゃいます

  • @justinfufun5483
    @justinfufun5483 28 днів тому +3

    How much did you remember?... enough to start over.

  • @user-vt6jd8rk2r
    @user-vt6jd8rk2r 28 днів тому +2

    You are beautiful . Thank you for all your great videos

  • @AweMjolnir
    @AweMjolnir 16 днів тому

    ❤❤

  • @franktorres7963
    @franktorres7963 Місяць тому

    😊

  • @RusiriAsanka-hu1wh
    @RusiriAsanka-hu1wh Місяць тому

    ❤❤❤

  • @KnightNeil-mh8lm
    @KnightNeil-mh8lm 5 днів тому

    2:43, it will not be confused with "もう一回行って”?

  • @highend_nomu
    @highend_nomu 25 днів тому +1

    あの動画が超便利だな

  • @cliffordrichardc
    @cliffordrichardc 29 днів тому +1

    wish everyday mochi teach jp

  • @eechingsie8784
    @eechingsie8784 4 дні тому

    What is the literal meaning of "saiaku" for "That sucks"?

  • @airlight7173
    @airlight7173 2 дні тому

    Hi.
    I have seen many videos translate Really as Hontou. So is that more common or is MajiDe more common

  • @styleverton
    @styleverton 29 днів тому

    great video!
    quick question: what if I want to ASK if someone wants to hang out? Do I just say in a question entonation?

  • @Pallidus_Rider
    @Pallidus_Rider 29 днів тому

    🙏❤️🙏

  • @gabemik
    @gabemik 29 днів тому

    I knew a few of these, and parts of the vocab in some of the others. Overall, it was a bit much for me in one viewing, though I expect when I come back to it later I'll pick up more.

  • @justinfufun5483
    @justinfufun5483 23 дні тому

    I have a cheeky way to remember eating protocols "Eat that ducky mess" いただきます and after "Goat cheese so same as this, ta" ごちそうさまでした It actually makes it fun to say.
    "Ta" is an abbreviated or slang for thanks in common English..

  • @davidyoshida1693
    @davidyoshida1693 20 днів тому

    Are these terms acceptable for me to use in Japan as a tourist or non native speaker?

    • @momo88444
      @momo88444 16 днів тому

      shes teaching it because she wants japanese learners to use it😭

  • @rogerkwan2455
    @rogerkwan2455 29 днів тому +1

    Hello Mochi sensei, why 変わりないよ is used instead of 変わらないよ?

    • @mochirealjapanese3430
      @mochirealjapanese3430  21 день тому +1

      変わらない is doesn't change (negative form of 変わる)
      変わりない is the phrase for "same as usual" 😊

  • @lucerodj11
    @lucerodj11 28 днів тому +1

    thank you senpai, you are really beautiful. 😆😁☺️🤗

  • @JDBachman
    @JDBachman 25 днів тому

    I appreciate the refresher! Would you ever consider a video on indefinite and interrogative pronouns? I sometimes struggle with those. せんせい, ありがとう ございます

  • @darshasewwandi338
    @darshasewwandi338 22 дні тому

    Hi mochi sensei...I am from Sri Lanka..I have a bachelor degree in Business Management .I need to come to Japan for a job visa..But I'm 32 years and I don't have any knowledge about Japanese .Will I be able to come to Japan if I passed JLPT N3 level for a job visa?
    Some people are telling that we need to have a degree in Software or technology/medicine to go for Japan? will I be rejected ?
    Is it worthless if I however pass JLPT 3 with my full effort ?

  • @davidcousin8345
    @davidcousin8345 23 дні тому

    Bonjour mon traducteur anglais japonais de chez google ne traduit pas du tout la meme choses.... pourquoi donc?

  • @ryuzakisimms1019
    @ryuzakisimms1019 Місяць тому +2

    おつかれもちせんせい

  • @vinit095
    @vinit095 28 днів тому

    couldn't translate other than my regular anime words 😮

  • @suroy-suroysamindanaovlog714
    @suroy-suroysamindanaovlog714 24 дні тому

    What do you mean sounds like😅 douiu imi😅

  • @formernorcal2530
    @formernorcal2530 27 днів тому

    Only remembered beofre and after eating, lol

  • @KylePawluk
    @KylePawluk 29 днів тому

    頭空いた😅

  • @FransceneJK98
    @FransceneJK98 29 днів тому

    My memory suckssssss!!! I can’t remember what she said 2 words ago 😭😭😭😭😭

  • @stillscion-bf7tg
    @stillscion-bf7tg 24 дні тому

    How Do You Say I love 💕 you and I miss you In japanese. How have you been my beautiful Love

  • @GroovesHK
    @GroovesHK Місяць тому

    Sweet girl again

  • @MTH32290
    @MTH32290 29 днів тому

    そうなんだ
    腹減った、悪いな

  • @science-explained
    @science-explained 28 днів тому +2

    Too long of an intro

    • @melchior2678
      @melchior2678 27 днів тому

      Then skip ahead if you want but quit complaining. She is offering a valuable service to you for FREE.

    • @mochirealjapanese3430
      @mochirealjapanese3430  21 день тому

      sorry😅

    • @Cho_Gue_Sung
      @Cho_Gue_Sung 10 днів тому +1

      If you can't leave a positive comment don't write and quit the video

    • @hinataff7488
      @hinataff7488 10 днів тому

      No

    • @science-explained
      @science-explained 7 днів тому

      @@Cho_Gue_Sung Constructive criticism is necessary and lacking in our society. I can still subscribe, upvote, and enjoy the video while noting its faults. There will be more videos, and maybe they will be more to the point. The worst thing anyone can say to you when you send them a draft is "that's good; I have no corrections."

  • @coderhex1675
    @coderhex1675 26 днів тому

    Do you guys even realize that she is an AI video?