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  • I'm having a hard time saying "toilet". I just can't do it D:

  • ありがと ^-^

  • had to write all this down.. going to try it over my weekend! So helpful! thx :3

  • Thanks for the lessons! This only highlight just how much of an educational tool youtube actually is...it's not just cat videos. ;P

  • Arigato Gozaimasu! Im learning alot from u senpai! :D Ganbatte!

  • haha wow i cant believe how much im learning so fast!! Thank you thank you!! :D

  • Don't stop making videos.

  • you so awsome. u make me wanna learn the language more and more. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

  • very useful. thank you

  • @meralys21

    No, thank YOU for tuning in! I'm glad you find them useful. :)

  • great videos!

  • @AndresBarrios1990

    doumo arigatou gozaimasu! Thank you for stopping by and commenting! :)

  • arigato sensi!! ^w^

  • @koskowa

    iie iie, douitashimashite! = Don't mention it!

    Feel free to ask me questions. :)

  • well you only used romaji this time with no hiragana and i think it will be more useful if you insert kanji with hiragana translation (i think it is called furigana)it will give kanji beginners -like me- a chance to get more used to these difficult characters.

    and i have another question ..what is the difference between (kuni) and (shusshin)

    thanks again.

  • @Dantecool12

    Analyze this sentence:

    doko no kuni no shusshin desu ka? = What country are you from?

    (literally asks "where's country's origin are you?" , in other words "what country do you belong to?")

  • @Dantecool12

    (kuni) strictly means (country) & is more specific......while (shusshin) is more flexible in meaning as it can mean "place of origin/ one's birthplace / one's hometown/ place you belong or belonged to (as in the university or school you graduated from) "

    shusshin is mostly used when describing the place you were born in, grew up in or came from (it can be a city, a state, a country)

  • @Dantecool12

    Yes, learning the hiragana is very important, but don't worry! :) I've added the hiragana as annotations in the video. Please be sure to turn on all annotations for my videos so you can follow along.

    and thank you for the feedback again!

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