Love how you go into the minute details about the nuances and discrepancies between certain words in context...because some of these have had me confused for YEEEEEARS!!!
Thanks so much for making this daily series Misa sensei~! You are the BEST Japanese teacher on RU-vid. Please keep doing what you do. You help so many people~! THANK YOU~!
Wow it's like the Christmas song, "On the first day of Christmas Misa Sensei gave to me ...4 great vocabulary definitions." I'm looking forward to more great Christmas presents. ありがとうごさいます
ありがとうね、ミサ先生！ Quick explanation about そう (Correct me if I'm wrong!)： When an adj. meet with そう , it'll mean 'Looks ~Adj.~' When a verb meet with そう , it'll mean 'Almost ~verb~'
@@shion3948 not exactly an exception. More like another guide that I couldn't explain well at the time. Sou with an adjective only means looks/seems if it's not something that can be confirmed objectively.
It's really helpful!! I'm so glad you exist!!! Your grammar lessons are great. I prefer to watch your lessons than study really boring books. Continue it!
I didn't watch this because I needed to learn the words... I watched it because Misa's Videos and explanations are so beautiful and easy to understand. And to get 1 video every day now is like a dream 僕はめっちゃ嬉しい
ミサ先生はとてもかわいいですねー I have a question! Why do some hiragana change a little (I guess from 'digital' to handwritten) ? For example さ, そ and ち seem to change the strokes
A video a day? WOW!! It really IS Christmas! You are too kind --> Yasashisugiru! (Is that correct?). I'm sorry to hear that you lost your dog though; you have my sympathy. I know you love dogs, so are you going to get another one?
These are so helpfull for someone who is learning Japanese! But i do have a request, can you put the English pronunciation if its not to hard for you? I take notes on the videos i watch to help but, like i said, if its to much trouble then feel free not too
I have a question about responses. Maybe a dumb one. I'm sorry. I was with a friend in Japan and we were looking for places to eat, walking around a while. She kept saying, "美味しそうだね…” and I didn't know how or if I should have kept replying...
Often times you can just agree passivley by saying そうですね/そうだね and the convo can carry. Essentially you're giving a reaction instead of being just a dry wall. Don't overthink situations like those, so give your honest opinon and maybe a suggestion. あの店はどうですか/どう？ would be an easy way to just give suggestions and the ball would fall into your friend's court.
I'm a "new" arrival to Japan and honestly your videos have been so useful. I commented once "Misa, maybe you could do a gaming slang video". BAM. Gaming/internet slang. Today I was listening to your beginner series and thought "man, I wish Misa had a vocab video". BAM. VOCAB SERIES!! You're a literal life saver, thank you so much.
Awesome Idea Misa! I was hoping that you'd make vocabulary videos one day (perhaps it's because you often give us example sentences along with the words). Thanks Misa Sensei!
