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I like your smile.
and these lessons.
Awesome.
:3
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Yeah. You have a nice smile ^^
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Just found these, i think it would be cool to learn to speak Japanese, thanks so much for putting these up :)
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@benitofinito In Japanese, the particle 'wa' is written as は(which is actually the hiragana for 'ha') while it's being used as a particle, verses wa's hiragana-わ.
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Just dicsovered your channel and I'm watching from the beginning. Thanks for putting this up, it's really helpful! What is the difference between "ha" and "wa"?
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For this book is mine, can I say " watashi no hon desu" ?
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Why "ha" instead of "wa" it gets confusing to pronounce
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ok... I might have to watch this one a few times - "Hi from the back of the class"
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THANK YOU, i'm the moron you were shooting for, you helped 1 person. ;)
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ah man every time I hear "あの” it kills me because of the Spanish that I know. But it makes it that much easier to remember. Funny that.
i would love if you did a video for learning hiragana. thanks for the vids! they are great!
darrenwouldgo 2 weeks ago in playlist Japanese for Morons
@darrenwouldgo
I have this:
/watch?v=UcVLxgrQqT0
Gimmeaflakeman 2 weeks ago
Man, I just don't understand the difference between kono and kore at all D:
PusaikoOChan 2 years ago
kore = this, it can stand alone as a subject or object.
Ex. This is mine. I like this.
Kore wa watashi no mono desu./Watashi wa kore ga suki desu.
kono =this, but you need to indicate another noun.
Ex: This book is mine. = Kono hon wa watashi no desu.
Notice that you need something after kono, but nothing after kore. Get it?
Gimmeaflakeman 2 years ago 3
At the end there you said "Ningyo" and I'm guessing you mean doll, but I think it also means mermaid (at least phonetically). Are you just supposed to figure out the meaning or are there tricks?
And the 'this-here' and the 'that-there' occurs in english as well. I suppose if you are pointing at something away from you, you'd say "Whose is that?" or if it was beside you, you'd say "Whose is this?". Is there a difference?
Hobbesuki 2 years ago
Figure it out through context! :)
Gimmeaflakeman 2 years ago