Hello, all the Japanese learners on this globe :) I am Max. I am originally from Japan, and I have been helping English speakers learn Japanese for a couple of years. This channel "Max's Japanese" is dedicated to you all who are passionate about learning Japanese. I mostly upload Japanese lecture videos here on this channel, but I also upload videos on Japanese cultures, traveling in Japan, etc.
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Great video. Really cleared some things up for me. Also thanks for using easy kanji / ones that beginners would be familiar with. I bought a kanji workbook and was confused on when to use what reading etc. Just a question do you do paid japanese lessons, or know anyone who might? I'm looking for someone who will teach japanese / converse with but Im not sure where to look.
Just as I'm beginning to grasp the sublime nature of Kanji and preparing myself to start learning it, I come across this. Why, why, why?? I'm starting to cry :(
I like using the honorific さん san for both male and females because it's easier for me, but what if I wanted to ask a question, what would you like to eat? Or do you guys want to hang out? Would I use their names, or is there something I can use without saying あなた anata
As a Korean speaker, watching this video Korean also uses counters for different objects. We also have counters for books (권/kwon), people (인/in or 명/myung), animals (마리/mari) they don't differentiate between animal sizes , for big objects like cars or mechanical objects (대/dae) for clothes (벌/beol), for glasses (잔/jan) , days (일/il) & months (월/wol) & many more!!
@@maxsjapanese 😂yes brother....hajimemashite Greetings from bali indonesia I ll looking forward your new videos and your information....cause so important for me i think before i go to tokyo,later 😂 So that i m not confused Jaa motto nihongo wo benkyou shimashou 😂😂😂😂
@@maxsjapanese hai,mochiron desu😂We have bug-bug here...if wrote in nihongo like bugu-bugu Means hitting someone twice....so the voice is bug bug😂😂😂😂😂 Then the person who took a bug bug....must be fell down and passed away meet their MAKER😂😂😂😂 (GOD)
Will do!! Thank you :) And I didn’t introduce ジャンジャン or チャコン in the video but those could work in certain situations :) Anyways, like I said in the video, you can make up your own onomatopoeia in Japanese, so…. haha
Thank you for the question! It’s actually a bit tricky… in most cases, it wouldn’t work. But like I said in the video, you can come up with your own new onomatopoeia, so in that term, anything can work!
みなさん、いつもご視聴ありがとうございます!Thank you for watching :) Isn't the world of onomatopoiea so interesting? ;) I hope you enjoyed all the different sounds I introduced to you in the video!! Let me know if you have any questions/request in the comments! Thank you :D
"It makes sense in Japanese" bruh thats all I need. Been stuck in this which is which quiz for few days now. Gonna apply UNChiKuKiTsui next time if I can
Gomen kudasai --- "Forgive me (for entering your house.)" Equivalent to "HELLO?" You say this at the door of the house to call the resident inside as you wait at the door.
Hi Max, thank you for your video. I came across one inconsistency. When you first talk about 本 at 4:13, you say that 八本 is pronounced as "happon". However, when you talk about 本 again at 6:24, you say that 八本 is pronounced as "hachihon". Which one is correct? Thank you :)
Omg you are so good at explaining things, ありがとうございます。 I’m new to kanji (~60 under my belt 😅) and this video was soooo helpful for me. I’m grateful to have found your videos!!!
Thank you!!! It sure takes time to learn kanji and I myself learned kanji the hard way when I was a kid 😅 “How to learn kanji” is on my list for future videos, so stay tuned :)
The more you hear/use them, the better you understand them :) There might not be an instant solution for understanding them all, but eventually you will find yourself comfortable with them :)