I like your practical approach. Sometimes it's not possible to directly translate things- the meaning won't be the same. These are practical lessons for daily use. Thanks for making these videos. Are you teaching English in Japan?
Thank you for teaching me お疲れ様出した in English. If my boss comes back from a long meeting and I want to say お疲れ様出した to him, what should I say in English ? Is it different from "good job today" or "good work today" ? Thaks a lot!
Thank you for teaching me お疲れ様出した in English. If my boss comes back from a long meeting and I want to say お疲れ様出した to him, what should I say in English ? Is it different from "good job today" or "good work today" ? Thaks a lot!
@ActionTeacher Thank you for teaching me お疲れ様出した in English. If my boss comes back from a long meeting and I want to say お疲れ様出した to him, what should I say in English ? Is it different from "good job today" or "good work today" ? Thaks a lot!
Arigato!! I have just been recently learning Nihongo and this video was very helpful! The only thing that confused me was how you wrote the words in japanese. but i'll continue to watch to better understand. Ganbarimasu!
Where are you goingggggggggggggggggggggggggggg!!!!!!! I need my English-Japanesse lessonssssss...I am spanish speaking and I am having fun with it...
Kudos on your great teaching skills, I think you're very good at conveying the feeling and context of these expressions in a natural way and it helps alot!
Personally, if you want to pick up stuff randomly -- which is fun and natural -- grab a notebook and label RANDOM JAPANESE! and collect expressions you find all over. ALSO, why not try posting messages on YouTube! Don't worry if others do not understand. It is just for practice.
Thanks so much. I will try it! I will also trying using it daily and maybe I'll get the hang of it. Thanks so much. Great videos. Keep up the great work! :)
Hey! why is there so many dislikes ??? This guy is awesome !
Maggie powa ^^
trissinti 4 months ago
you really are entertaining...ahahahha!you're so jolly...keep it up!
kiby2008 6 months ago
Thanks for the lessons. It is helping me considerably. I like the display of the words so I can repeat them and work at making the sentence flow.
Domo Arigato
samuraiaj1 8 months ago
Great stuff.
Th3Xp3rt 9 months ago
thanks very much, really useful for me as beginner
20020juan 9 months ago
I like your practical approach. Sometimes it's not possible to directly translate things- the meaning won't be the same. These are practical lessons for daily use. Thanks for making these videos. Are you teaching English in Japan?
alaivani 1 year ago
@alaivani
Yes, I am. Check out my other channel: gimmeaflakeman.
ActionTeacher 1 year ago
thanks so much, it is useful!
sofieff 1 year ago
for both guys and girls??
or just guys? : O
Unicornzilla 1 year ago
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Thank you for teaching me お疲れ様出した in English. If my boss comes back from a long meeting and I want to say お疲れ様出した to him, what should I say in English ? Is it different from "good job today" or "good work today" ? Thaks a lot!
VELXXXXXXX 1 year ago
Thank you for teaching me お疲れ様出した in English. If my boss comes back from a long meeting and I want to say お疲れ様出した to him, what should I say in English ? Is it different from "good job today" or "good work today" ? Thaks a lot!
VELXXXXXXX 1 year ago
「お疲れ様出した」って英語でどう言うんですか?教えてくれると嬉しいです。
VELXXXXXXX 1 year ago
@VELXXXXXXX
Good job today.
Good work today.
ActionTeacher 1 year ago
@ActionTeacher Thank you for teaching me お疲れ様出した in English. If my boss comes back from a long meeting and I want to say お疲れ様出した to him, what should I say in English ? Is it different from "good job today" or "good work today" ? Thaks a lot!
VELXXXXXXX 1 year ago
nice,but he looks like a geek damn man!!! grow upO_o
BLUEBOY1341 1 year ago
@BLUEBOY1341
HOw do you grow up from being a geek? Bill Gates still looks like a geek but he could probably buy your neighborhood and bury it in his backyard.
ActionTeacher 1 year ago 3
@ActionTeacher
Haha. yeah, but honestly you really make cool and useful movie/lessons. So, thanks =J
RASSNERBEATDOWN 7 months ago
Thanks. It's so useful English. I like the video.
kinkoki 1 year ago
I like bro...I hope there will be more on this agrigatoguzaimazu
dvdm2007 2 years ago
the professor is getting cuter evrytime he does it in nihongo
keithchup20 2 years ago
Haha! i LIKE THIS VIDEO^^
BetsyClover04 2 years ago
arigatou gozaimasu! now I know a little bit of japanese. post more videos like this!
OMEDETOU GOZAIMASU!!!
Lukasu1992 3 years ago
Thanks for the Japanese lesson! I'll be sending you some English students next Thursday and Friday.
ericsurf6 3 years ago
Huh? Really? Where?
Gimmeabreakman 3 years ago
I'm taking 200 of my students into the PC rooms next week and I chose some of your stuff for them to watch / and comment on.
You've got some excellent lessons on here Victor!
ericsurf6 3 years ago
Arigato!! I have just been recently learning Nihongo and this video was very helpful! The only thing that confused me was how you wrote the words in japanese. but i'll continue to watch to better understand. Ganbarimasu!
karmiquebelle 3 years ago
Great vid!! Thank you ^^
MrCurryFan 3 years ago
sugoi
GaaraOfGoth 3 years ago
Excellent! Very good! Post more videos like this!!
rodrigoyuji 4 years ago
This is great thanks I'm learning japanese easily.
hazabuzku 4 years ago
thank you victor先生!you are my hero!!
toshizou8 4 years ago
Sore ha hisan dane! hisan! That's funny.
yunboo 4 years ago
thank you, this video is very helpful.
luigigamer 4 years ago
Sugoi!!!!! Dude thank you so much for this Video. You are the man! PEace.
eddyjonez 4 years ago
That was awesome xD!!!
6Lily8Evans9 4 years ago
hontouni domo arigatou, sensei ...q:-{D>
rubelcool 4 years ago
ur the best !!
ewwruby 4 years ago
awsome! thanks alot, Ive always wanted to learn Japanese so its good to learn phrases
oldme06 4 years ago
may I ask what record's playing in the background? Cool music...appropriate for a cool teacher!!
ziapatri 4 years ago
love these videos
Washamhere 4 years ago
Where are you goingggggggggggggggggggggggggggg!!!!!!! I need my English-Japanesse lessonssssss...I am spanish speaking and I am having fun with it...
pamperu 4 years ago
すごく便利な表現ですね!
ryuzo0524 4 years ago
You're very good in front of the camera.
dizzog 4 years ago
These are very usful and I think you are funny. Keep up with the good works.
cyukdiary 4 years ago
たいへん良くできました。マジで。
shurzan 4 years ago
ありがとう!
Gimmeabreakman 4 years ago
nice victor, very good video
tjcouchtj 4 years ago
Is there a significant difference between "Genki wo dase yo" and "genki dashite yo"?
yumenotenshi07 4 years ago
"dase" is more of an ORDER form. Like DO IT!
"dashite" also is an order form...but softer. Hope that makes sense.
ActionTeacher 4 years ago
Makes perfect sense. Thank you. :)
yumenotenshi07 4 years ago
Sensei, can you explain the partical sa? I heard it alot when I was in tokyo.
HypnoSurf22 4 years ago
Very very useful. Thank you for makin a vid. on this:) You're the best Victor!
TekayEX 4 years ago
This is good. These phrases are helpful and you don't find them in most phrasebooks. Thanks!
WardenDios 4 years ago
Thanks alot :)
I'll be learning one expression per day.
Kudos on your great teaching skills, I think you're very good at conveying the feeling and context of these expressions in a natural way and it helps alot!
mloef 4 years ago
thank you for subscribing! if you hadnt i might not have ever found this channel! i am glad i did/you helped me! languages are fun!
zzz33333 4 years ago
No worries, mate!
Gimmeabreakman 4 years ago
As always a wonderful lesson!
Arigatou Victor!
quatre00 4 years ago
De nada! Uh, I mean "dou itashimashite"
Gimmeabreakman 4 years ago
a bit simple for me, but there were a few words I heard for the first time; I'll add them to my anki deck. And this is a useful reminder vid
claytonian 4 years ago
Urg. I'll make some more...
Gimmeabreakman 4 years ago
why do they all end with "yo"?
Istolemyownusername 4 years ago
Emphasis.
Gimmeabreakman 4 years ago
What do you recommend doing to remember/learn these? I'm very bad at remembering the connection and how to pronounce things. :(
kitkatxo 4 years ago
Personally, if you want to pick up stuff randomly -- which is fun and natural -- grab a notebook and label RANDOM JAPANESE! and collect expressions you find all over. ALSO, why not try posting messages on YouTube! Don't worry if others do not understand. It is just for practice.
Gimmeabreakman 4 years ago
Thanks so much. I will try it! I will also trying using it daily and maybe I'll get the hang of it. Thanks so much. Great videos. Keep up the great work! :)
kitkatxo 4 years ago
wow, so much information...
Istolemyownusername 4 years ago
so useful. could shouganai yo = shit happens?
HypnoSurf22 4 years ago
Yeah.. in certain situations.
ActionTeacher 4 years ago
Don't get too stressed out during your busy June :) Thanks for another great lesson; I look forward to your next ones. Take care!
ZiggyDPR 4 years ago
Thanks!
Gimmeabreakman 4 years ago