J-Lesson1-Answering Comments

[SilverGunZoO]

I learned people use　these also, うーんん、with intonation like neah....or ちょっとーfor no.

and for yes, うん with intonation like はい YES !

is it right ?

[maxINaus]

Ha ha yeah I learned how to read and write katakana and thought I was getting somewhere and then found out that I had to learn a minimum of 500 kanji to actually get by.

[KonChul]

Why all the low ratings on all of your vids??

[Gimmeaflakeman]

I got attacked by a vote bott--an automated program that rates all vids one. Just some nut case.

[asc2011]

thanks for the vid and if your still looking for a catchy title how about J-series for the Queries Sounds cool to me :) kinda awkward at the same

[sabbyblue019jane]

..arigatou gozaimasu for all the japanese lessons..

..i've watched already some of ur vidz and its great.. hope i can really learn japanese soon..

..and ganbatte!!! for u..

[astalosjones]

ありか゛とうこ゛さ゛いきす。 Thanks so much, Victor.

[MorganzaX]

This is Appreciated!

[JonusDking]

Cercl! :)

[crazyhorsewoman101]

isn't chigou masu (sorry if misspelled) "no" also?

[Tecman05]

Hey if you can replay can you you tell me what da dimio means thanks

[gspadz]

awesome lessons. Thank you.

[masenz]

MAIRUBOX

[LBDyablo]

cercl

[vainglory009]

this really help me....im gonna watch all of your japanese lesson videos...

you really help us who wants to learn nihonggo...and really thank you for that!!!

[gummibearz]

I always find it kinda akward-ish saying kudasai lol, in class when we're saying something with kudasai like with uhh verb TE form + kudasai. I end up kinda saying something like kurasai xD;;I dunno it comes out sounding all muddy. Plus my class is all silent and shows 0 enthusiasm when speaking out loud, which I really can't stand because for me it helps to speak what I've learned .. Anyway, nice video :3 ~

[PoliomanGamer]

kimi or anata for a more formal stuff o for superior rank like teachers or so

[Gimmeaflakeman]

Sesha is very old Samurai Japanese... love it!

[Gimmeaflakeman]

Good nihongo. nihonjin?

[Gimmeaflakeman]

Thanks, man. It was kind of sudden. I hear I'm not underground anymore! LOL!

[Gimmeaflakeman]

(Like I ever thought I was...)

[Gimmeaflakeman]

So now you're gonna ask questions on this video!? LOL! This is gonna be a never ending project. Not blaming you. I just created a hole for myself, I'm thinking.

To answer your question.

No. You only say HAJIMEMASHITE the first time. After that you just say:

Konnichiwa / Hello.

or

Hisashiburi / Long time no see.

I really appreciate the support on these vids! Thanks!

[Gimmeaflakeman]

By God, Tom! You will be fluent before the five months is up! By God, you will!

[Gimmeaflakeman]

I know! That was pretty embarrassing. But as a teacher... it is just a word.

[Gimmeaflakeman]

Thanks, Sweetdaddy!

[Gimmeaflakeman]

You are correct. After discussing this with REAL Japanese it is not that easy to say whether a sound is silent or not.

[Gimmeaflakeman]

Good name but that doesn't give you the feeling of Japanese Language right? Hmmm... but good ideas.