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[About Japanese in the video] 🍀The first half is edited in a slow speaking style, and the second half is edited at the speed of daily conversation. We hope you can use them depending on your learning level. 🍀Choose simple and easy-to-understand Japanese, focusing on conversations that Japanese people use on a daily basis. It is recorded in the video
What part of Japanese is difficult? This channel also has many videos for people learning Japanese for the first time, so I hope you will take advantage of them.😉
Thank you for your comment! We have a lot of videos that even beginners can use to learn Japanese, so I would be happy if you could learn from this channel.😊
I learned Japanese language is so easy to me because I am an Asian Chinese. I’m very good at learning. Japanese. Japanese language is very easy for me. Thank you for this video.
Here in no. 6 sentence " 私は -"は" as a particle pronunciation become "wa" and in respect sentence' s pronunciation " Watashi "ha" .. then what's the correct pronunciation..please help to remove confusion... which correct pronunciation "Wa" or "ha"?
The correct answer for "は" is "ha" when expressed in writing, and "wa" when pronounced out loud. Therefore, the "は" part in "わたしは花です" is pronounced as "wa", and when expressed in writing it is "ha".😊
This is amazing! However... I realized (and tell me if I'm wrong) that there's a mixture of both formal and informal speech. Example, you have "はい" and "いいえ" (Which I don't hear a lot of Japanese people use...) and then you'd have "なんて言った？" and "行こう" (apologies if it isn't in order, but I just needed examples), which can be misleading for beginners because, by chance, if they were to use informal/casual speech to a stranger in Japan, wouldn't it be a little confusing to them? Same thing if the speaker is a friend and they end up using polite speech! I hope I didn't sound judgmental with my comment!
Thank you for your comment. Well, "はい" and "いいえ" are polite expressions, rather than casual expressions. “何て言った?”: Casual →“何とおっしゃいましたか？”: polite language. “行こう”: Casual → “参りましょう” is polite It will be. You are very knowledgeable about Japanese, which is great.😉
@@Japanese-listening-shadowiing Ohh, I understand now! My Japanese when it comes down to 尊敬語 (if I used the right word) since I’ve been working to learn informal speech because I have 2 Japanese friends and want to have conversations with them in their language while also trying to help with English. I’ll keep that in mind, thank you.
Really perfect explanation... first time English sentence then it's pronunciation example sentence with Hiragana/ Katakana... then again this sentence with Kanji pronunciation... again example sentence pronunciation with both script with meaning + with no.also(1/1000-... like this).. all explanation is step by step perfect..no any confusion for anyone to understand .... wow superb....... thank you very very.........must for this perfect explanation style....🙏❤️🌹
Thank you for your comment! I'm really happy to be able to help you with your Japanese learning! We look forward to continuing to provide you with valuable videos.😂
Thank you for making this video. Many of the phrases, I have never seen before because all that I have come into contact with is very polite Japanese phrasing. (less than N5 here 😁😁 )
#84 "分かった!" means that you understand what you said. Did you understand “#86 分かった？” to the other person? I'm visiting. This is a part that is a little difficult to understand.😉
"持ってくる" is an expression for coming to a location while carrying something. This word is often used in daily life and business as a word used to move things or provide necessary things.😉
