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【GENKI L11】ことがあります koto ga arimasu

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Can you express your past experiences with KOTO GA ARIMASU ことがあります in Japanese? Let's learn how to say things you've done or haven't done in the past.
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@YukoSensei 8 месяцев назад

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@NiGHTS1980 2 года назад

I like how you expand and break down certain words and their individual meaning.

@dirkdil8268 4 года назад

Sabot in French means wooden shoe. During labour unrest in the 19th century, angry workers threw their wooden shoes into the textile machines causing them to break down. These people were referred to as saboteurs and their actions as sabotage. Voila!

@DamnControl5 3 года назад

So "Koto ga" is something about experience and not transforming the verb to a past participle. Thanks Sensei!

@blueguern 4 года назад

Another great video with easy to understand explanations. As usual much better than the book explanations. ゆこ先生ありがとうございます。

@sarahjosua Год назад

Great lesson, Yuko sensei! very easy to understand, and I appreciate the exercises and the time for us to think before we answer. subscribed! :)

@lilje-mn_ie8456 4 года назад

Arigatou gozaimasu Yoko Sensei,I like your all videos.💓💓

@umbertocostabitencourt8417 6 месяцев назад

Thank you! Really nice lesson!!

@arvinndersinghlohia2400 Год назад

Thank you Sensei

@8dpopintown307 4 года назад

ありがとう先生 This Was very Helpful Keep Making Lessons like This !😇 And Keep Smiling !😇

@ariah5093 Год назад

Thank you! I just found your channel and you're going to save me through self studying with genki!

@Controvi 6 месяцев назад

Amazing lesson! Thank you for that. Even though its already a pretty old video ^_^ Btw love how you ended video with the "usodesune" XD

@nabinbista9546 2 года назад

Please make a video about conversation in airport in Japan

@miyazakiya7518 3 года назад

ありがとうこいしいせんせい

@freeeducation3587 4 года назад

ありがとうございます先生。❤️

@antiwolfer8691 4 года назад

all i got from that was good morning ukozaimasu thats it or is it there sensei

@abhiyadav9322 4 года назад

Thank you for making all these videos.keep doing the good work.

@fcolli 4 года назад

すごいね！どもありがとうございます！

@mingzhan4672 4 года назад

Fantastic.

@ixball Год назад

I have one question: in this case ことがある can be used as のがある？ I remember back in のが that it was a less formal form of ことが.

@FactSphere01 4 года назад

愛してる　先生

@SelcraigClimbs 4 года назад

怖い

@mesyellph5562 4 года назад

Thank you so much sensie🤗

@zulfiyashukurullaeva7194 2 года назад

sensei pls explain to me how to use or say these words;may,until and too

@SkyFly19853 4 года назад

More details to learn... 💯💯💯👍👍👍

@sandeep7365 4 года назад

Sensei plese start n3 series , especially grammar

@user-ys3uo5lw8w 2 года назад

In the sentence, 有名人に会ったことはありません。Since は contrasts that experience you have to many others. Is it just for general experiences or the experience of meeting a celebrity? I had to laugh at the end, それは嘘ですね。😆

@phatyoutheang 4 года назад

何時もあなたのビデオを見ます。良いビデオですね。私はあなたのビデオで多い勉強する。ありがとうございます。

@hoangtuonggiang2853 4 года назад

Yuko Sensei, I think your students will benefit more from your sessions if you alternate between English and Japanese in your explanation. This is just a suggestion. Thank you!

@rebeccaharrop 4 года назад

Hello! Please can you make some N4 videos 💕💕💕

@grxmpyclouds5918 4 года назад

I have a question, I watch anime, and I’m sure a lot of people do. But I noticed that sometimes, the characters would say “Gomen” “Sumimasen” or, “Gomenasai”. They’re all used for the same meaning, “Sorry/I’m sorry” but how can I tell which one to use? This goes along with other words too like, “Chigau” -or however it’s spelt- or “iie” and other words 😓. Please! Can someone get back to me?

@leocasillas8070 4 года назад

Well I may not have all the answer but apparently, "gomen" would be used to say sorry like you did something bad and you apologize, "gomenasai" is the same but more formal, while "sumimasen " would be more like "excuse me" for exemple you are asking someone for help in the street. Finally "chigau " means "different " or can mean "wrong" like in animes, the teacher asks a student to give the answer and he says crap, the teacher will say "chigau ". Hope it helps a bit !

@denusklausen3685 3 года назад

Leo said it pretty well but yeah like he said chigau is "different" or "wrong" iie just means 'no'

@sadeem468 3 года назад

14:53😂😂😂😂

@lk851 3 года назад

is this the same こと as in ことがでかける？

@gordongekko4752 4 года назад

Wakai toki. Maiasa. Kanji renshuu. Watashi - "Okaasan, Kanji wa omoishiroi desu ga muzukashii desu yo." Okaasan - "Uso! Kantan desu." Warai, warai!

@Broockle 4 года назад

ひらがなを使って。It will make things much easier on you. How about "わかいときから毎朝漢字をれんしゅうしました" = "I practiced Kanji every morning since I was young" I left those 4 kanji in there because they are very common and good to learn early.

@DamnControl5 3 года назад

9:10 Remember, never fight with your mother.

@covfefedepravity 3 года назад

たくさんの人たちに嘘をついたことがあります。 Sensei, is the「たくさんの人たち」part in this sentence correct? すいません。

@YukoSensei 3 года назад

Gabrielさん、はい、ただしいです。Yes, that's correct. Also, whether a noun is singular or plural is largely determined in the context in Japanese. Therefore, 人 can both mean a person or people. Since you already added たくさんの to the noun, which clearly indicates you're not talking about one single person, you don't need to change 人 to 人たち and just go like this. たくさんの人に嘘をついたことがあります。 Either way is fine and it's a matter of personal style but I normally use just 人 instead of 人たち in this kind of context. Hope this helps!

@covfefedepravity 3 года назад

@@YukoSensei 分かりました。本当にありがとうございます！

@SourisPalestine 4 года назад

May I Ask Something in the first lesson you said that (n) is independent, i cannot understand what you said, do you mean it works as alone without being attached to any other Japanese characters, Would you please explain that as soon as possible, thank you, your videos are amazing i depend on them keep this up, and stay safe

@sameri424 2 года назад

Some questions don't always get answered. It's happened to me before,trust me. Being self taught is not as easy as it sounds😭 I really need a study budy 😑

@ghonwill3726 4 года назад

I learned Hiragana and katakana from this channel. But after that... What can I do? I don't know where to continue my learning. Help!

@visiblename2502 4 года назад

just familiarize yourself to the words, expression and sentece this is how I learned my second language which is english.

@expiredpotato9468 4 года назад

Hi Are the kanjis 聞 and 聴 interchangeable? Because i saw the word 聞かせて but spelled with 聴 so i'm a bit confused as in whether it's a alternative to 聞 or if it changes the meaning

@SelcraigClimbs 4 года назад

I've seen the same with 見 and 観. It would be nice to have this touched on

@gordongekko4752 4 года назад

Japanese mother family rule #1 - Respect and honor your parents and elders.