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L26 Japanese Genki 1 Recap of Everything So Far

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Here we review everything we've studied so far together, so you can see how much you've learnt! ❤️ I'm so proud of you for sticking with it! ❤️
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27 авг 2024

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@samapornsugsamarng1778 Месяц назад

My best channel❤ Thank you for your teaching. My son can understand and learn Japanese speaking very easy from your lesson.

@JapaneseWithJade Месяц назад

Wow! Thank you so much for letting me know 😊💕 It’s because of lovely comments like this that I stay motivated to keep making lessons 🫶

@rmij2312 Месяц назад

ありがとうございます。

@JapaneseWithJade Месяц назад

どういたしまして😊

@pinkrudy Месяц назад

Been studying japanese for 4 years and i still dont know what yoroshiku onegaishimasu means. like it changes meaning each time depending on the situation. Your explanation of nice to meet you lets keep a good relationship forever when responding about your name is interesting. Ill have to ask my other kyoushi besides you of course. because I will learn what yoroshiku onegaishimasu means one day....I hope..

@JapaneseWithJade Месяц назад

Haha, it’s a tricky one! Yoroshiku comes from yoroshii (good/fine) and onegaishimasu literally means “I wish” (onegai - wish, shimasu - do). So it’s like saying “I wish for you to be good to me” or “I wish for us to be good (to each other) going forward”. Hope that helps a bit! 😊

@pinkrudy Месяц назад

@@JapaneseWithJade thanks for breaking down the word. my teachers are japanese and their english is not as good as ours. They never really broke it down like that. ill have to see if this willl help me finally get it!

@JapaneseWithJade Месяц назад

Fingers crossed! That’s basically it in a nutshell, but they say it at random moments, so you learn little by little in which situations it’s used! Keep going! 🎉