Japanese language lesson

[Blast692]

ahh im fu is mess up. ....

[onedolpin]

bakkkkaaaa!!!!! X3 idiot in japanese

[steveh91969]

poor sound quality.

[GlassAgate]

So, I'm confused: are there videos that you pay for or not? I went to his site, and couldn't find them. Mayhap there are only books to buy, and free videos to watch?

[GlassAgate]

I could very easily learn to love these videos.

Nice work, sensei.

[AnnoyingNavi]

nice teeth...

[Raisa801]

I've been studying japanese for about 4 years now, and Kanji is the most difficult lesson I ever studied, keep spirit! thanx for the link

[thomas1999]

My japanese knowledge Konichiwa- Hello Ohaiyou- Good Morning Min'na- Everyone Damare- Shut up ( or silence) nēchan- Sis Heika- His Majesty Kore Wa- This is. Arigotu- Thank you Hoshi- Star Oniguy ( not sure how to spell) Please Suika- Watermellon

[fenstratful]

You rock, keep up the great work. 頑張ってね!

[eccoluisaluisa]

thank you very much for teaching me.

I highly appreciate your effort !

[lilylessons]

Want to learn Japanese with me?

[moragbedslug]

erm, yeah, so i will leave a comment, so eh, yeah, this is my comment. it will be a comment to, eh, you guys, eh, but not to him. i will leave him a, erm, private message and leave you guys a, a public comment for you to, ah, read. The difference between, ah, my comment to, eh, you guys and ,erm, him is that, uh, you can read this 1 and ,uh, can't see the other one, erm, whick is the difference between....

for god sake! WE GET IT!

[nellyvino]

watch japanese anime u will luv d language

[jade151096]

i love this

[pinkpanty008]

ahmm is there any site where can i learn more japanese language ?

[Laurelindo]

@pinkpanty008 For Japanese grammar search for "Tae Kim Japanese Grammar".

That site is AWESOME, and really makes Japanese easy to learn.

[girchick107]

doumo arigatou gozaimasu sensei!

[bluetiger6789]

he's not really good in teaching nihongo, his talking is not clear.. :(((

[CatchAndLearn]

Japanese course Premium here watch?v=0MK1b8qPymw

[MsHibatullah]

hahahaha....lolx...gradfather u??hahha

[Catbetrayed]

you talking about my grandfather? jigga

[OnigiriChiyo]

You are such a good teacher

[pouringblue7]

then how do you say it is your, his, or her granfather? Takanari thanks for posting!

[chad5161]

Japanese ghetto slang:

ヨおじいさんソファット

[stewiegriffin64]

what kind of japanese symbols do they speak currently more in japan?

[bugg333]

they use all of them.

Some things have a kanji for them but can also be broken down to hiragana. but often kanji makes writing somethings easier.

Hiragana is like the alphabet, only it isn't just letters. There is a hiragana for each sound used.

Katakana is used when writing about foreign things

[hardlyknown79]

Exactly

adding to that Hiragana is also used for Grammar, which blends in with Kanji and Katakana characters (the latter two are mainly used for names of people and things)

Hiragana represents question marks, tag questions possession particles position, time, place, subjects, objects, parts of human names and many verbs etc.

[boatoflol]

The language is the same, but the Symbols are different, afaik there are three different types of Symbols, the Kanji, hiragana and Katakana. Hiragana is the Japanese syllabary wich is also used to write down foreign words, the Kanji are somewhat complexer, each sign can mean a whole word, also combinated they can hae different meanings and so on. But the language is the same. The different types of symbols can be used in the same text.

[drewcunningham2]

@boatoflol

if you are going to make a comment make

sure you know what you are talking about.

katakana not hiragana is the syllabary used

to write foreign such as your english name

just thought i would correct your oversight!

[boatoflol]

True, I made a writing mistake there. I'm sorry for that.

[DJCnetwork]

there all mixed together, katakana, hiragana, and kanji more then 700 symbols =) it takes a couple years to learn if you're not native

[iGotaBoMbAtTiTuDe]

ありがとうございます

[gurlygirly123]

ありがとうございます, 先生!

[srkrn100]

hey is there any lessons i can download just hearing it not a vid i just want to hear it please my gf is asian and idk what she be saying sometimes

[hardlyknown79]

ask her.... lol

[Minesr357pete]

lol

og's not to make fun of but

og's

[49Kittycat94]

og....means "and" in norwegian....

[paexou]

Watashi no nakama. Ano yoi kankaku desu.

Anata no nakama. Ano tsukuru kankaku desu.

[SPS148669]

I like your HAIR it must be silky.

[khepri]

おふるにはいる

[MAtty5801]

How do you write in Japanese like that?

[VictoriaxDyllan]

Either buy a Character keyboard (I think) or else stick it in a translator and then copy/paste. In my opinion, Romanji is a bit easier and more accurate to type than using a translator.

[khepri]

...　あほんだら

[Zonafia]

nope, just go to control panel, languages, add other languages, install files for east Asian languages, you'll get a message saying you need to put in the CD that came when you bought your computer, but I never did and it worked for me.

さよなら！

[Demonist1]

Tsugi no haru watashi wa Nihon ni iku!

.. Yeah I know my Japanese sucks :P Only learned 10 hiragana & 10 katakana so far ^^, oh well I have got time till summer!

[wachmekillu]

lmao still more than me

[fr3kin12]

How do you write the japanese characters on a keyboard?

[douchigauyo]

you can try to install it, but you can also download a WP called NJ STAR Japanese, for example. Its a really useful programme which allows you to write in katakana, hiragana and kanji : ) Its free software so just google it ^_^

[dominicchng]

actually..there is a no need to download the NJ star if u are using a windows OS..the ability to type in jap is already there.. u just need to change the keyboard input setting via control panel=)

[escabarbodosky]

domo arigato gozaimashta

[janzourcom]

arigatou gozaimasu

[IrishFig]

なぜお前らは日本語で書かないの。

i copied that

[Elharion]

I have started to learn japanese language :D

As for now i know hiragana, katakana and some kanji ^____^

[IrishFig]

thank you so much if u need to translate that do it lol

[kakashiaddict01]

good enough to teach?

[tamukou]

どっちも同じ意味なんだが、相手の祖父も祖父と言うよ。

[Kizluk]

なぜお前らは日本語で書かないの。

勉強する方がいいだよ。

[waynesayonara]

thank you!

I do agree with BdeBakan: you're awesome teacher.

[punkrockclique]

i really want japanese language.

very good!

cute sensei!

GANBANTTE!

arigatou!

[ShoOnlyShiningStar]

cuuute *~*

[jerenme]

hmm..Wads " Shut up "

in japanese called?

[akianimeluver]

urusei

[sywannab]

U RU SA I

[Thegoldenlock]

damare! :D

[Incubus2596]

URUSAI AND DAMARE IS A SHUT UP

[BdeBakan]

YOU ARE A GOOD TEACHER , DOMO ARIGATO SENSEI.

Gracias Maestro ! Sayona.

[Mika20]

This is great. I'm taking Elementary Japanese this semester. These lesson will help me more in understanding the language and rules on how to speak. Thank you so much for these videos.

[HinataXHeartbreaker]

where he wrote so fu there is a dot under the second character...is that supposed to be there cuz Im taking notes and I need to write that down o - 0;;

[wongkw386]

I think that Japanese is the coolest-sounding and most beautiful language in the world!!!Tomita san's video was very informative and it's nice to see someone dedicated to promoting Japanese, the best language in the world!

[YohAsukura000]

ummm seanx23 u telling me u know about all 50'000 kanji O.O

[Sindraug25]

YohAsukura000, it's not necessary to know nearly the 50,000 estimated kanji. Not even Japanese people know that many!

[chris41188]

50'000! you only need to know 2000 to be considered fluent in japan with kanji and 1000 are comanly used, but i believe there are 50,000 historicly tho not even the chinese now that many

[Alakon9x]

with ojii-san the sufix dose not need to be san it could be sama, chan(probaly only used by small children) and i don't know wether dono would be used or not.

[seanx23]

Hehe.. I know Kanji so i can ready 50% japanese

[sweetpea987]

hey man...not so hasty!!!!!lol

every language is beautiful!!!! n all that crap

[Dimeboy696]

lol

[luchiaishere]

i know thank you what is wrong with that person

[sidsboy]

i agree, chinese stinks!

[sillabaekjae]

Chinese is really cool. It's got 4 intonations. No other language in the world has that.

[bettyma135]

@Chenzo2323 true...even dou im chinese,i luv japenese more...i think i no more jap den chinese...i kow all the words in the vid already! xD

[jianpizyt]

@Chenzo2323 Japanese came from Chinese sir...

[crazywaldo32]

I really want to learn a lot of Japanese and I know a little bit

[sepultura140]

my grand father is alredy dead . mon grand pere et mort c fait long temp . soo fu , hojissa , so fu means my grand father mon grand pere and hojissa which means your grand father . hajissa veut dire ; ton grand pere . c est bien . thats cool . sore wa yokatta desu XD

[rhodri1234]

That's great, but why you just give the link to your website directly, it'd be more useful and some little thing more, I would recommend to use a shorter domain name. :) BTW good job man.

[tkzondo13]

orgisa sounds like orgese, ew

[amiaguy]

wow this realy helps and iv checked out your website and its great.

[smilingpasta76]

i was wondering how you write people's name's in kanji?

[songsterhiragana]

see my hiragana song on my click file here. cute song to learn hiragana

[Nirvana87]

tofu..:P hehe jodan desu! I wonder if you have a word for Grandfather on you mother's or father's side? is there any way to say it? thnx for the upload

[iwantedtoexplode]

wow, those two words sound completely different...is there some rule that I'm not getting? Thanks, these videos are great!

[takineko]

Wow, I never knew the word Sofu

[whyiscrowdpurpl]

Me neither. But I knew there are different ways of calling yours and others' famili members.

But whenever I watch Dragonball GT, Pan always calls おじいちゃん both Goku and Satan.

[takineko]

yeah its that way in most anime.

[whyiscrowdpurpl]

What I don't get is I thought you can only say 'ちゃん' to family members and otherwise 'さん', but does it mean you can add ちゃん to anyone that is close to you even if you're not related? I guess I was wrong because if おじい-さん is for someone else's grandfther then おじいちゃん must mean someone else's grandfather who is close to you even though he's not your grandfather, ね？

[takineko]

Yes you can say chan to people who are not of your family. Primarily children-- but other people you are close to.

[GraceOh]

ちゃんis available to whoever you think they're close.