To do (verb) - Japanese Lesson 6

[AikishurendojoMaroc]

Arigato gozaimasu sensei

[Banoota543]

wo0ow it's amazing .. just now I know how to make crrect sentences in Japanese

I just need to learn more vocabulars and keep them in mind

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sensei , arigatou gozaimasu

^_^

[xXCarouChanXx]

5:10 does it mean " am learning at home" or "i am learning in a house" ?

[JapanSocietyNYC]

@xXCarouChanXx It means "I am learning at home".

[quakemaster789]

sensei*

[quakemaster789]

Arigatou Gozaimasu sensi ^^

[bun223]

But using the pictures and then presenting different particles is a good way to teach this concept. If I ever have to sub for a Japanese class again.

[bun223]

wow she's introducing a butt-load of particles at once! We learned most of these over a period of weeks, including the past tense and stuff.

[sexyable5099]

Watashi waa bhutan jen desu. nihongoga sukishi wakarimasu .arigatou gozaimasu sensey.

[MrAsitsaha]

I'm very happy to let you know " Happy New Year-2012" and express my interest in nihongo. OJpano Soshaito" wo arigatou gozaimasu. Indo kara Asit Saha,.

[higurashimori]

pardon, but on the subject of verbs, i know that sometimes を is used and other times use が is used. in what situations is が used to mark the object instead of を? it confuses me very much.

[ryuusanosuke]

@higurashimori

hmm, i only use wo if i can "interact" with the object. for example watashi ha sushi o tabemasu. i eat sushi, so i interact with it. i perform an action. in the other cases, i use ga. for example: watashi ha sushi ga suki desu. this time i do nothing with it. i only discribe it. i don't know if it's 100% correct but this way it's easy to memorize for me.

i hope it helps :)

[higurashimori]

@ryuusanosuke ありがとうございます。that helps a lot!

[ArchWilson]

for べんきょうをします, what's the difference with べんきょうします?

[TheHuggableAsian]

@ArchWilson there is no difference. dropping the を is optional with polite speech , but when using casual speech を is dropped to give it a more colloquial sound.

[olvvvvlo]

arigato tomodachi.

[KreizzlerKei]

i want to eat with harrison ford! damn!

[kofum2002]

i love this lady she teaches very nicely and it's easy to understand but i have a question can anybody tell me what "EIGA" means because in the time square example she said that word but i don't get what it means theatre maybe?

[JapanSocietyNYC]

@kofum2002 eiga is movie. eigakan is movie theater. Hope that helps!

[kofum2002]

@JapanSocietyNYC hai wakata arigatou!

[TheHuggableAsian]

@kofum2002 eiga (映画) means the movies

[RinzuRozu]

ありがとう、せんせい ^ ^

[EliteLugia]

i'm happy to say that i live near japan society, but i did not attend yet

[AyameGina]

yes we want more videos.i really want to be able to speak some japanese when i will go to japan this summer.and these videos are the most helpfull ive seen so far on youtube

[mornings003]

airgatou sensei your videos helped me very much.please upload more videos.

[finalfantasy50]

Japanese is hard :S

[isgise20]

11:32 inception!!

[aterlvx]

mega LOL for minute 06:42

[baloon2510]

I've learned from a whole lot of places.. I mean I AM now learning from a whole lot of places videos series animes people and internet webpages and more but I must admit JapanSociety, that teacer right here is the best! she gave me the basic and more, you can't go wrong with her :)

Also If you are actually reading this I have a suggestion that will make it even better to understand.

- when you teach us something new and use it in a sentence you could simulate a really short dialogue with it.

[baloon2510]

so if i want to say that I played tennis at the park with my friends (emphasize on me.. "watashi") I'd say it like that :

"Kino watashi wa kouen de tomodachi to tenisu (w)o shimashita" ?

[susywsx]

muchas gracias desde México me sirvió mucho este vídeo veré los demás muy buenos. どうもありがとうございました. thank you for the help Japan society great job with these videos and the teacher is great

[0thedragonheart0]

aum what about "ni" like in depato ni ikimasu do we use ni in these ?

[Niyamya7]

@0thedragonheart0

yeah, Ni or E' is usually to a destination . Ni ok to use. For example, Depato Ni Ikimashita (I went to the department store) or Supa e ikitai. (I want to go to the supermarket).

[eimhh]

arigato gozaimasu sensei!

[11m4357r0]

I like the slow build up over the lessons, nothing to hard right off the bat like so many other online guides, also, its nice how you incorporate the previous lesson material into the latter ones.

[jonhabu]

This is really good. Good pace for a video that you can obviously pause and rewind!

[shadows0614]

These lessons are great!

[ekgomes]

domo arigato sensei

[biobauer8]

@ekgomes not arigato, harigato

[midnull]

Thank you for making the to and de particles easy to understand!

[japanesehakujin]

This woman is mecha kawaii

[boshanan1]

japan hot

[bubi745]

in this lesson you dont say the meaning of word twice on begin o.o

[prettykagzy]

love the videos, please make more lessons

[RE4XNaruto]

Great...

I was searching for ages for a good place to learn japanese :D

[danbalon66]

hey, his name isn´t sumisun san. his name is smith san :´(

[Seafood1991]

Thanks for the Lesson ^_^ Really Love your way of teaching.

[lilylessons]

Who want to do online lesson with me?

[oxplorore]

Domo arigatou gozaimasu!

[jawedoiqbal]

Thanks for loading latest video. Waiting more lessons.

[benderbg]

Great lesson. Arigatou!