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@mikurealjapanese 2 года назад

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@mikurealjapanese 4 года назад

Hey guys! I hope you are doing well! I hope these grammar videos will help you express yourself more naturally so you can feel more comfortable speaking in Japanese! We are reaching 150k soon and I just want to say I couldn't have come so far without your kindness and your encouraging comments. Seriously it made a biiiiiig difference on my journey. So thank you so much♡ I will do my best! If you want to listen to the song of intro, here you go! it's called さくらざか　ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AGYJ6jeu3p8.html

@sandra8147 4 года назад

Hello.... can i have a request for your next video? I still don't understand well when to use んです/なんです, and when to use just です/ます. I made mistakes quite often when i should have just written です/ーます only, I wrote んです/なんです instead. And when i wrote ます/です only, that's actually the time i should have written んです/なんです. お願いいたします🙏

@learnenglishenjoy 4 года назад

Thank you teacher, everyday I am studying with your vedios💜💗

@godwilylanan8586 4 года назад

Miku sensei. Title of the song pls

@gocrazy432 3 года назад

Why is there negatives at 9:45? It seems to say "i don't work" and "can't work" not "I have to work".

@nabopreo 3 года назад

Will you add the link to the lesson on "n-deska" in the description once you make that lesson, please ?

@АнастасияДяченко-ж4я 4 года назад

Best teacher of Japanese ever 🙌

@mikurealjapanese 4 года назад

Awww ありがとうございます！♡I will keep on uploading!!!

@Joliaux76 4 года назад

You are damn right 👍

@АнастасияДяченко-ж4я 4 года назад

Miku Real Japanese I will support you anytime I can ❤️ because you do great job! こちらこそありがとう宜しくお願いします😊

@crimebelt 4 года назад

No!!! misa Japanese is the best!!!!

@Joliaux76 4 года назад

@@crimebelt I will check it out. But Miku is from Kansaï ^^

@Mika-kana 4 года назад

先生, your acting skills are really good! the skits make the lesson so enjoyable and memorable, thank you so much for making these videos! (^o^)

@sachinsharda3054 4 года назад

例えば、こんなに詳しく教えてくださったのに分かりませんでした。このぶん正しいですか。これは例文だけです、😃😃 正直に言えば先生の教え方本当に分かりやすいです。ありがとうございます。

@Gallagherxz 4 года назад

would love to see a lesson on gurai / hodoits very confusing or even nanka!

@clairepedersen2114 3 года назад

Also こと・ことも！

@ReneSpeak 4 года назад

*What about the last sentence she said? It expresses her desire but uses noni?* もっとアップロードしたいのに、時間がたりない。 Now I'm confused XD

@mikurealjapanese 4 года назад

I meant that you cannot use たい/ しよう！/ てください in the second clause, after のに. Before のに you can use たい like いきたいのに、しごとがある。 I have some work to do even though I want to go. But you can't say しごとがあるのに、いきたい！ you cannot say いきたい in the second clause!!!!

@uncleakab6676 3 года назад

I like the humor you incorporate in your lessons. Lol. I also find it helpful that you ask your audience to translate some examples.. keep doing this please. Hats off to you Miku sensei!

@anisaya3455 4 года назад

I'm sure that i won't find a Japanese teacher like U miku sensei ❤️❤️ Thx alot for helping us to improve our japanese ❤️ plz do more grammar videos ❤️🙏🏻 And i wanna ask about くせに it's using to express that ur upset and Depressed too , isn't it ?

@recxn195 4 года назад

I have heard this everywhere it was killing me that i did not know what it meant. THANK YOU AOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!

@yonak4963 4 года назад

Wow, I have been hearing people say it on youtube and I noticed that some use it a lot. I'm happy to learn more about it!

@mikurealjapanese 4 года назад

I'm glad I can help you understand this kind of grammar because it helps you to really express yourself! I think it's important♡

@arpitkumar4525 4 года назад

I did not understand the phrase 仕事に行かないと行けない at 9:45. Someone please explain

@jssmedialangs 4 года назад

21:36 The funny part is I actually did start craving ice cream five minutes into the video. 😂😂😂

@ishizukaponko 4 года назад

Why am I watching this even though I'm a Japanese? (私は日本人なのにどうしてこれを見ているんだろう..??）But your videos are fun and interesting for a native too, especially for someone who is studying foreign languages😊😊.

@allangarcia5886 3 года назад

So let me get this straight: NONI is for the conditional TEMO is for the hypothesis KEDO is for the indicative Thank you for the video by the way.

@randomdiy6884 4 года назад

Miku sensei wa sugoiii desu yo.❤️❤️❤️

@rgchrono 4 года назад

Oh my god! this made me realized that I forgot how to say "even though" in Spansh. O_O I am a native Spanish speaker, and I don't use it that often, "aungue." LOL!! Thanks for this video lesson.

@Kouenji_God 4 года назад

Better than most singers😀

@mikurealjapanese 4 года назад

I don't think so hahahahhahahahaaha でもありがとう♡ Thank you, though!

@Joliaux76 4 года назад

Great lesson, as usual 👌 everything is so clear and simpler with your videos ♥️

@icloudydust 4 года назад

Thank you so much for making these videos~ Your extra hints of comedy really make them that much more fun to watch. :-)

@monishamahesh699 4 года назад

As a student, I always love your teaching. As a girl, I always love your skin texture. Can you recommend the secret behind it😄

@RS-nx9gk 4 года назад

I could finally understand this grammar! thank you so much Miku Sensei!

@rg533able 4 года назад

You are hilarious..... So easy to learn from! Thank you!

@zamicczsmicc7464 4 года назад

Miku 先生 I love your teaching style ありがとうございますた♥️

@balincrooke4200 4 года назад

what video should i begin with if I'm new to japanese

@ChuckSuey 4 года назад

The intro was priceless! I'll never forget what "noni" means thanks to it :)

@aurorecdc 4 года назад

Thank you sooo much for your work, your videos are really helpfull for me (and I laugh a lot listening to the examples ^-^) Greetings from France

@hishamarukon1287 4 года назад

Nice song🤭

@mikurealjapanese 4 года назад

Hehe It's called Sakura zaka! This is the link!　ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AGYJ6jeu3p8.html

@diperf 4 года назад

のに "there's no direct translation but..." ; せっかく　"there's no direct translation but..." Important information. Awesome lessons, thank you.

@micha3720 4 года назад

Best teacher ever ❤

@mikurealjapanese 4 года назад

ありがとう♡ I will keep on improving as much as I can!

@alexsasmrchannel 3 года назад

this was really useful, thank you! ☺️

@zakwasny 4 года назад

Why are Japanese so obsessed with ice cream? I see it a lot they freak out about アイスクリーム and are making a lot of references to that particular thing.

@PhuongBui-lr8jv 4 года назад

I'm from Vietnam. I love each and every video that you made, sensei. Very detailed and easy to follow. Your English is also excellent and comfortable to hear. Keep it up sensei!!!

@heylookitsnana 3 года назад

The best translation of sekkaku is to just play the chorus of the Lincoln Park song "In the end."

@johnbull4354 6 месяцев назад

A really GREAT lesson. Thank you. And I hope you have recovered from your emotional heartbreak!! ❤

@claes3327 4 года назад

Because I requested this one and asked about として I feel like this video was tailor made for me… どうがを作ってもらってありがとう！また明日！

@asaikiyomi2300 2 года назад

I always follow your lesson sensei please,,arigatou gozaimasu,, please explain more about N4 lesson,, onegaishimasu

@aaronb1232 3 месяца назад

Hello! Great content and teaching style. Very straightforward and fills out with enough context to wrap your head around the concepts. Thank you!

@kimitsuki4 Год назад

The best teacher ever who explain in the most detailed way!!!! Miku-sensei DAISUKIIIIIIII~

@damienbartlakowski7257 Год назад

Miku sensei!! First of all thank you so much for your videos!! They are amazing!! I am just a little confused with the last point, you say のに cannot be used to express what you want, your desire, and use けど instead… but in your very last sentence you say もっとアップロードしたいのに... why not using けど as したい express what you want？ありがとうMiku and please keep on the good work you are awesome!! ❤️

@gustavofigueroa-avila5897 4 года назад

love you Miku....... thank you so much for your awesome videos... stay beautiful and safe

@accuset 4 года назад

授業は続いてるのに、先生は歌って悲しくなってた。「いい子、いい子。夢は絶対に叶いますよ。春は絶対に来ますよ。だから元気になってください。」でも先生に「いい子、いい子」と言うのは完全に可笑しいでしょう．．．どうやって大人を慰められますか？「いい子、いい子」は子供、「よし、よし」はペットと子供だと思います。大人は．．．？ And I agree about Sekkaku. It's basically the "all" in English. "Despite _all_ my efforts, she still didn't like me". But I feel like it's also just an optional pair. I don't know how Japanese people are taught Japanese grammar, but I picture it being （せっかく）．．．のに　where sekkaku is optional, and noni is required, but they come as a pair. Mandarin Chinese has pairs like that. 如果。。。（的话）where native speakers don't really have to use the last part, but the first part is required. The English equivalent of that Chinese phrase is the same, "If..... (then)". If I go to the store, (then) I'll buy food. 如果我去商店（的话），我买餐饮。 So I think Sekkaku might be an optional part of the noni structure, from a foreigner's point of view. Especially since it itself doesn't have much of a direct meaning outside of noni.

@wiandryadiwasistio2062 2 года назад

i found the のに phrase from ずっと真夜中でいいのに, which made me wonder what it actually means (as some sources state it means 'i wish it's always midnight', but wouldn't that be ずっと真夜中がほしいんだ?)

@x6_kentot 4 года назад

この動画スゲー。マルコのヒゲのズレ方ツボだわ～何故かトップに出てきたので見てみたのですが、ちょと感動すら覚えましたね。いや～素晴らしい！私は外国人実習生を雇っているので、どうやったら日本語をわかりやすく教えられるえるかを考える事が多々あります。彼らには非常にためになる動画だと思いました。思わずコメントしちゃいました。応援しています！これからも投稿頑張ってください！

@dicksonc7900 3 месяца назад

for the last term(Even though I want to upload more ,I don't have enough time) to express will we have to use けど instead of のに right!

@saekka8537 4 года назад

It's funny, there's a similar word to のに in Finnish which is called 'no niin' ('nonii'/'no nii' spoken/contracted variations). It also has multiple meanings depending on the context. Finnish comedian Ismo Leikola made a stand-up session about that word; it's funny because most of what he says is very accurate. If you're interested, here's that stand-up (English subs available) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9EWMlCusxjQ.html

@TarkTheConlanger Год назад

Finnish is a really great language - Suomen kieli on erittäin mahtava

@samiraugas3823 4 года назад

みくのお姉さんだいじょうぶですか? You look stressed maybe take some time off work!!! Anyway, another awsome video lesson.. those skits are so real and relevant

@sasuke1243 Год назад

I picked this up by [楽しみしていたのに、カンセセルになった。」分かりましたけど、ちょっと難しい。How does one practice specific grammar like this?

@joncliffmckinley5868 3 года назад

I have to wonder why so many words end up being katakana words for, what seem to me, basic things. The example I see in this video is キャンセルする, but also recently was stumped by the word リスト in a sentence. There must be words for cancel or list in Japanese, so why this usage? Thanks as always, Sensei.

@soledaddalisay6137 2 года назад

Sensei arigatou gozaimasu. Your the best teacher.God bless you always po.

@kimitsuki4 Год назад

For me as a Filipino, I can remember noni and kedo easily it's like on our language. Noni as "kahit" kedo as "pero". Comparing it to English it may sounds confusing I think because there's no other words to use to differentiate noni and kedo.

@eijihanamura 3 года назад

Why i found some いadjective with な before the noun.. Like... 小さい虹小さな虹 Why this happens?

@totero 3 года назад

The acting deserves an Oscar. Btw, what's the title of the song you sang, Miku 先生？

@md.sazibmiah4406 Год назад

Your teaching system is so good. And your acting is so wonderful. I learn it enjoyably

@404md 4 года назад

Excellent Video! I think I want to do the Patreon page, but do I need to have Facebook? I recently cancelled my Facebook account.

@JustAnotherFox 3 года назад

I actually paused the video and got a bowl of ice cream just before 21:21 ... びっくりしちゃった‼

@武田成人-n2s 4 года назад

ありがとうございます。偶然ですがこの動画を作成された、９月１９日にわたしも全く同じ「～のに」の文型の模擬授業を行いました。とある学校での日本語の初級文型教え方講座にて。シンクロしているような気持ちがしました(^o^)

@freezinganimenz7835 4 года назад

RU-vid algorithm thank you for finding me this superb and amazing japanese teacher

@vanessameow1902 4 года назад

At 2:12 the Japanese subs should be なんで、わらいこら*え*てるの? Since こらてる isnt a verb form.

@midnightfm87 2 года назад

Miku: “Don’t use のに when talking about desire.” Also Miku: 「もっとアップロードしたいのに…」

@sebastianmalvaroza7535 4 года назад

こんにちわ、ミク先生！I have a question for you! I’ve heard the word あと a lot recently and it seems to have lots of uses and was wondering whether or not you could explain it with a video. Of course, and quite evidently, you’re not obligated to do what anyone tells you to do, but if you find the time to do so, it would be great! ありがとうございます and have a great day!

@tomzera_yt 8 месяцев назад

But why はやおきしたのに and not はやおきたのに ? What's going on here? I'm really confused!

@bethramil689 Год назад

sensei..do you have N3 book or practice exam available to purchase ❤

@ShunsukeK1 Год назад

Asif San actually makes really good points in the description of your product with the kids way of learning analogy. Makes me want to buy the formation.

@israelosilva 4 года назад

By the way I am entering your paid program because of this video , I am checking at the end of the video for more details

@bhalarquero 4 года назад

benkyoushitanoni wasureta....i want to be fluent in nihongo but i easily forget it when i study. hope i got sharp memory. i love your teaching...bst teacher.

@barrydanser4334 2 года назад

But if you are going to get People to recommend you. They should do it in Japanese. Great video by the way

@carlosdasilva6798 2 года назад

"Miku, you are ruining the class"🤣🤣🤣🤣 So 🥰 cute

@zeroqp 3 года назад

so much negativity in the examples. 😔 makes me sad, because I'm a struggling student right now, so it hits too close to home. I hope I don't get to use one of those examples soon. gambarimasu!

@จารวีอุ่นบุญเรือง 4 года назад

Can you change the other color instead of red in your subtitles? It's difficult to read. Anyways your video is interesting

@udayleo5085 2 года назад

みく先生、教えてくれてありがとう。。　スキット　は素晴らしかったです。歌も。。みく先生は日本人なのに、英語が上手ですね！！このぶんしょうは正しい？

@benyarrington 3 года назад

28:00 maybe I'm just silly, but I thought you couldn't use のに to express will like you did in that sentence..? :D

@LivingWeaver 4 года назад

Thank you so much for these videos 💗💫

@mikurealjapanese 4 года назад

こちらこそ、みてくれてありがとう♡！一緒にがんばろう！

@lucasariel3145 4 года назад

知らねえ。ルールだから。 you can answer pretty much anything with this

@roido6614 3 года назад

Japanese women saying "Eh" is so cute. I can listen to them all day just saying "Eh"

@RizkyGusna 4 года назад

I think we have an exact word for 'のに' In Bahasa it's called 'padahal'.

@crimebelt 4 года назад

In tamil (my native language) we say it "nalo" at the end of the verb :P

@damhar9334 2 года назад

めっちゃくちゃ面白くて、いっぱい勉強した！早起きたのに、ミクちゃんのビデオを良く分かった！どうも有難うね🤝🏻🙏🏻😁😇

@中国-t3k Год назад

24:17 I disagree with this, i had to learn the grammar first or else every word you learnt doesn't make sense for you when you form a simple sentence but it is true listening is important so your brain can keep up with the new language

@jennywhat6108 4 года назад

I'm a girl but I want to use masculine speech. Will it sound weird?

@nikkiando1442 2 года назад

i clearly understand now how to use it miku sensei. thank you so much for this video .❤️😄

@geruto17760 Год назад

Excellent lesson!　本当に素晴らしいです。ありがとうございます。

@linceed 5 месяцев назад

Why do Japanese say "kyancelled" instead of "cancelled"?

@arpitkumar4525 4 года назад

I was meaning to study this. Came just in time

@kimgucci_1271 4 года назад

先生、どうもありがとうございました！ From Srilanka (　スリランカ　) ^_^

@MeWeiWaze 4 года назад

Highschool, and college are a firm base of knowledge for vocabulary, and some sentence structure. Miku is fabulous for these videos because conversational Japanese is much different. I am gaining more confidence. Thank you miku.

@thenativist3564 3 года назад

Miku is this のに something that both men and women use? It sounds more feminine to me. Please answer.

@libaedunto4875 2 года назад

I was thinking of getting a grammar textbook as the definitive "I'm doing this" token. But I discovered that 1, 2, 3 or 25 books won't ever get me as near or as comfortable with the japanese language as Miku's videos, covering almost every grammar point I look up on youtube. A mere thank you is not enough, so I'll add a :D face (:D)