Thank great video. I'm trying to self teach myself the language. I was using a free website and strugged to understand godan verbs, but you've really cleared things up for me. I just can't imagine how I'm going to memorise all the kanji though as there is almost one for every single word and verb, and they all look so detailed to hard to tell them apart sometimes.
Nice and usefull video but what about verbs when japanese use forms like "oyoide imasu", "aruite imasu" or whatever, are the same verbs but is difficult to know what they do with oyogu and aruku in this case.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! I was wanting to know this since FOREVER!!! xD my japanese teacher never explained it well and neither did the game I found or the sites. My friend did and now combined with your teaching I think I can do Japanese 11 :D THANK YOU SOOOO MUUUUUCHHH!!!!!
Can I ask you a quick question. In one of your slides you say that hanasu means - to speak. Then when you have conjugated it you say it means - I have. I'm confused by this as I speak, as "to speak" and "I have" are two very different meanings. Is this a mis-print or am I missing the point? :)
That you for taking such a complex subject and making it more digestible.
mattosso83 3 months ago
Wakarimasu!! Douma Arigatou onegaishimasu!!
lamarcasel 3 months ago in playlist Japanese Learing o.o
これは授業がとても有用います。私の日本語わとても下手です。何しろ、あなたの授業とてもありがとうございます！(^o^)
shinsuke0123 8 months ago
4:25
there is a mistake.
hanashimasu = i speak / i will speak
hanashimasen = i dont speak / i wont speak
l3g10nw 8 months ago
OMGSH!! this video made it sooooo easy for me to understand now !!:D thank you for uploading!!^_^
lovexallxasian 8 months ago
Thank great video. I'm trying to self teach myself the language. I was using a free website and strugged to understand godan verbs, but you've really cleared things up for me. I just can't imagine how I'm going to memorise all the kanji though as there is almost one for every single word and verb, and they all look so detailed to hard to tell them apart sometimes.
mashedup1987 11 months ago
Nice and usefull video but what about verbs when japanese use forms like "oyoide imasu", "aruite imasu" or whatever, are the same verbs but is difficult to know what they do with oyogu and aruku in this case.
Animanganime 1 year ago
I actually learned something!!! I looked for loads of videos explaining, and this is the only one i understood... screw everything... im subbing ^^
dreamchaser171 1 year ago
What about the informal present negative form? For example, how do you say "arukimasen" in an informal way? Do you say aruken?
TheRealDeal1515 1 year ago
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! I was wanting to know this since FOREVER!!! xD my japanese teacher never explained it well and neither did the game I found or the sites. My friend did and now combined with your teaching I think I can do Japanese 11 :D THANK YOU SOOOO MUUUUUCHHH!!!!!
Lambothecuteness 1 year ago
Who made that background music? It is EPIC.
Born2killx 1 year ago
Is this Yoshida Brothers playing in the background?
ManaOkamiMeiun 1 year ago
@ManaOkamiMeiun
hai,sou desu.
Yes, That's right. :)
CatwomanJolie 1 year ago
@CatwomanJolie yatta ;D Yoshia Brothers ga daisuki desu yo!
Vidasb 1 year ago
Why do't make it narrative? It is too boring to read.
PanzerErwin 2 years ago
@PanzerErwin
haha, yes, I know what you mean. Don't worry I am working on new grammar lessons that are narrated by me, so please look out for them! ;)
CatwomanJolie 1 year ago
This is a great lesson kudos to you
xSsj3Sasukex 2 years ago
@xSsj3Sasukex
Thank you for your feedback! Happy you enjoyed it. :)
CatwomanJolie 1 year ago
@CatwomanJolie
Can I ask you a quick question. In one of your slides you say that hanasu means - to speak. Then when you have conjugated it you say it means - I have. I'm confused by this as I speak, as "to speak" and "I have" are two very different meanings. Is this a mis-print or am I missing the point? :)
mashedup1987 11 months ago
これらのレッスンはすばらしいですよ！
steelsnow101 2 years ago
ほんとうにありがとうございます！がんばってね！：）
CatwomanJolie 2 years ago