Learn Japanese Word Origins 2 - You're up early!

[musicislife24100]

They say ikadakimas idk how to spell it

[Mrsupwhooli]

Ohiogozeimas. good morning in a polite way :) Itadakimasu. ive learned it from hiroko

[ingram9mm]

Where is Hiroko sang's channel. I visited ,but I didn't sub. I can't find her private chaneel, Could anyone tell me?

[hagvall91]

@japanesepod101 じゃ、誰かが遅れたら、「おそようございます」と言うのがいいで­すね（冗談だからね、笑）＾＾

[HAAKONNSKER]

いいえ。

[HAAKONNSKER]

いえ。

[Ninjuh021]

I knew some of the Japanese words by watching subtitled animes. :)

[j0hnxjxrambo]

i know some japanese. here it is..... tatsumaki senpuu kyaku,  shoryuken, hadouken, shinku hadouken, shoryurippa LOL.....

[21ryro30]

Even i didn't know this. o_o

[gracemelodia]

Though the other female host has less of a Japanese accent when speaking English, I still like Hiroko better. She brings more life and fun to learning, to me anyway :)

[muratbaysary]

she is so kawaii

[4444Puppylover]

i can read a little Japanese,but i can only read Haranga.

[Imad949494]

i already watched detective conan and i had learned some words, but can anyone tell me the meaning of 'kun' which comes after someone's name like ''conan kun''??

[viataliy]

@Imad949494 a title to refer to people. like mr and mrs. kun is what you use for inferiors and peers. but instead it is now used for boys mostly. if a guy calls girl kun it has a weird old fashioned taste to it. san is for someone you respect sama is like someone you look up to, chan is like a cute way to say it. then there are others you probably do not hear of often

[Imad949494]

@viataliy thank you alot :)

[viataliy]

@Imad949494 think nothing of it please. is there any other questions you have, maybe?

[Imad949494]

@viataliy thanks, for now i dont have any, am trying to learn some japanese words but there are very difficult... :)

[luvjintian]

お早く→お早う 

[rachel5020]

this is fantastic i've always wanted to visit japan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.thank u!!

[akinman123]

i know most of these words lol i watch WAY too much anime

[TLoZfanatic]

Sumimasen? I was wondering which letters to follow on the screen, when you say ohayou there are two japanese letters, which one should we follow?

[viataliy]

@TLoZfanatic this is a very vague question. maybe why nobody answered, but what do you mean?

[eeskaatt]

@TLoZfanatic The big ang small japanese letters, you mean? the big ones are Kanji. The small ones are hiragana. the small ones are sometimes placed on top of the kanji characters because not all japanese can read kanji. :)

For now, let us stick to the easier characters, the hiragana(small ones) :)

[Paramorerocks19]

is this website for teaching Japanese free? Or do you have to pay? And I love your lessons by the way ^_^ keep up the good work

[nihongo09]

how do you use hayo in a sentence the kanji

[EraserGaming]

I love her :D:D:D!!!!!

[HamsterClawz]

lol

[Ilcantodellanima]

I LOVE THESE KIND OF LESSONS!!!!

[wolflopezaliz]

gracias hiroko, you are an excellent teacher, 5 stars for you.

[mashi384]

that's so cool! i love learning the orgins and everything for these things.

subete no tame arigatou gozaimasu.

[kensan0809]

I'm Japanese, but I didn't know where "ohayou" came from. This video is very useful for me because I can learn not only useful English expressions from cute Hiroko's English, but also new things about our language. Thanks.

[Harpiieboy]

You're so lucky, you're Japanese ! I am Moroccan, and we don't speak english, nor japanese, we speak arabic and french, but I teach myself Japanese and English, and I wanna start learning Spanish ! =)

[alaivani]

In America we have a state called OHIO. This is pronounced very similarly to ohayou. In fact seeing ohayou as an American I would say this different than the Japanese speaking, but if I saw it spelled as OHIO I'd say it closer to your way.

[ThatGurlTara]

Isn't it "Itadakimasu"?

[Tsukinokourei]

yay!

you're an excellent teacher!!

[suavelyphe]

Japanese Grammar is very different many of us Americans think they speak strangely i don't think they just created differently but I love they are creative with words i mean i love the Japanese phrases come together

[servantofsaber]

Thanks for the lesson. I think it's also worth nothing that the reason "hayai" was changed to "hayou" is because that's the form you use with gozaimasu. The same idea applies to arigatou gozaimasu (the base form of arigatou is arigatai) Hope this makes sense.

[MrNyanpoco]

日本語むずかしいですね！

[ElPandaDeLaAccion]

日本語は楽しいですね！

[mashi384]

@MrNyanpoco ... not really. just practice and you will get used to it.

[AmenoJiji]

so would it be weird to say the whole sentence 'o hayaku okite sugoi desu ne!' for "you're up early!"? or is there a more modern way to say this expression?

[SuperRoyalKnight]

She's great!!!!!

[FlowerOfDarkness95]

you can also say: ohayou gozaimasu, right? that's more polite i guess.

[japanesepod101]

Yes, ohayou gozaimasu is the more polite way to say "good morning" :)

[bratzkidzrulz]

@japanesepod101 so, if the 'O' is to be polite.... can you say 'O-baka'? =)

[WickedKitten1213]

I loooove love love j-pod101!!

[mistermoo564]

Depending on which operating system you use, you can either unlock the fonts or download them. Google can probably give you a pretty good answer.

[259]

You need to set your language settings to Japanese, and then switch to "hiragana mode".

[melovesskandar]

aww. she's very cute!

[strgaltdelete]

great teacher! :)

[RanJUMPING]

おもしろい！

[djgthawolf]

それが分からない。とても面白いですね！

ありがとう！

[yoshikun15]

she is the prettiest teaher in the world!

[cookyspooky]

These are always so enjoyable! j-pod101 is awesome :D

[roxasgirl1992]

Ittadakimasu!

But I think it´s just when you were invited from someone?

[japanesepod101]

You can use it any time you eat :)

[PlayOriginal]

@roxasgirl1992 Most Japanese people I know use it every time they eat :P

[poputatetecus]

Hiroko yoru are amazing thanks for jap lessons and history

[TokyoBrando]

arigatou gozaimasu Hiroko-sama!

you're japanese lessons are so interesting and you are so cute ^_^

[wlchooi]

おはよう、皆さん、ウィリアムです

食事前、いただきますと言います

[LenntBear]

Did you know that the word "Good-bye" was originally shortened way of saying "God be with ye"?

Word origins are interesting.

[Kordoc5]

That's interesting I never knew that one

[steba2006]

Also, the word 'Hello' was invented for use with the telephone. Before the telephone was invented nobody said greated each other with the word 'Hello'

[japanesepod101]

Thanks for that interesting bit of information!!

[RudyDestine]

itadakimase!

[MusicFeedsYourSoul]

Itadakimasu! Thats what you say before eating!