Telling Time - Japanese Lesson 9

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Japanese Language Lesson 9 - Telling Time
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Please view previous lessons for additional vocabulary and grammar.
In this lesson you will learn how to tell time in Japanese! Be sure to practice your Japanese numbers as well.
Vocabulary:
1 o'clock - ichi-ji (ji counter for time)
2 o'clock - ni-ji
3 o'clock - san-ji
4 o'clock - yo-ji **
5 o'clock - go-ji
6 o'clock - roku-ji
7 o'clock - shichi-ji
8 o'clock - hachi-ji
9 o'clock - ku-ji **
10 o'clock - jyuu-ji
11 o'clock - jyuuichi-ji
12 o'clock - jyuuni-ji
AM - gozen
PM - gogo
Minute - pun/fun (depending on the number)
1 minute - ippun
2 minutes - nifun
3 minutes - sanpun
4 minutes - yonpun
5 minutes - gofun
6 minutes - roppun
7 minutes - nanafun
8 minutes - happun
9 minutes - kyufun
10 minutes - jyuppun
Example:
4:18AM - gozen yoji jyuuhappun (AM/PM comes first in Japanese)
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@InfinitySpaceIta 7 лет назад

oh boy, you better ask someone else lady, cause you're gonna need to wait at least 2 mins for my answer

@justhart8551 5 лет назад

Safety Man 😂😂

@ericdy2118 5 лет назад

Hahaha

@yasirmontather 5 лет назад

Same😂😂😂

@edselkentpatulin3298 5 лет назад

hahaha wtf

@danthonysmith4972 5 лет назад

FOREAL!! Lol

@babyshark1371 Год назад

It has been 11 years are this video is still helping us ❤😊

@Sunshainn 8 лет назад

I had to laugh because she said 'どうもありがとう' before I finished my answer xD

@NiKaHikari 4 года назад

This video is great, no intro, no music. Just straight to the point 👍 great video

@bubblebass8498 4 года назад

"let's do roleplay" *I thought you'd never ask..*

@satoru556 3 года назад

hol up

@JapanSocietyNYC 11 лет назад

In romanized Japanese, either way is correct. "hu" and "fu" sound the same.

@aaliyahaly5906 4 года назад

Thanks

@sevgilikitaplarm4364 3 месяца назад

Hi. I have to ask when you pronaunce any n in a world do you put your lips together with the end of n sound.

@janebellow 10 лет назад

Arigatou gozaimasu! These lessons are very helpfull for people like me, who don't have money to pay for courses. I feel like I am learning everything fast because your explanation is very clear and professional. You are officially my favorite sensei ^^ Subscribed.

@TheCactuar124 7 лет назад

I know I'm super late, but learning a language shouldn't have to cost money. Even though I've already sank some money into Japanese...but now I'm obligated to learn!

@minhngocdo8341 6 лет назад

Jana B i

@dragoncrafter4831 4 года назад

Do you know why she says どうもありがとう at the end?

@bubblebass8498 4 года назад

@@dragoncrafter4831 she is thanking you for telling her the time

@janabroflovski2572 4 года назад

@@minhngocdo8341 jana

@JapanSocietyNYC 11 лет назад

You're welcome! If you are in the NYC area, you can sign up for our Japanese classes at the Language Center. Otherwise, keep watching our videos and you will be in good shape! :)

@JonX0X0 9 лет назад

This gave me a pronunciation lesson too lol I never noticed that the 'n' (open lips) sound in Japanese is actually closer to an 'm' (closed lips) sound.

@nobunigaoda7049 9 лет назад

According to my textbook (Genki), ん is pronounced "m" ONLY when followed by M, P, and B sounds.

@prachitiparab Год назад

Nice teacher my daughter 20 months old smiles at start of video and when she say goodbye

@pearlsaloy5753 8 лет назад

Haha cant do it fast.have to pause it

@honey9819 8 лет назад

before i could tell her the time..she said thankyou😂😂..n i was lyk..sumimasen,i dint tell the time yet😂😂

@アキ-r6l 7 лет назад

HONEY RANGANATHAN watashimo ! xD

@Serendipityismy 5 лет назад

How are you at Japanese now! 💖

@emilyk.2788 4 года назад

lol

@jazzu5official423 4 года назад

this comment hit my different nerve like cant stop laughing....

@Luna-ry8lv 3 года назад

@@1dayatatime186 creep

@JapanSocietyNYC 11 лет назад

Both are understood, but you may see a hybrid between the two more often. For example: ３時３０分

@kayleighmay2557 4 года назад

Such a great tip to know if it's fun or pun with the open and closed mouth! I learned the time in Japanese class yesterday and the teacher didn't tell us that, and I was worried I would never remember, now it's much simpler!

@kidotatsuhiko5885 5 лет назад

thank you Japanese Society

@Jamil1989 9 лет назад

she's so quick! I had to think of the answer fast enough to answer back in the roleplay but I couldn't keep up! haha.

@jedwardfanxox6 9 лет назад

same! I had to pause 😂

@yugi_motta Год назад

The open / close mouth tip helped me a lot! Now I don't mix up pun and fun anymore. ありがとう、先生！

@DrToonhattan 8 лет назад

5:55 pm would be a good one. lol

@PandaCelt 8 лет назад

+DrToonhattan Gogo go-ji gojyuugofun? :D

@immaturemajin4927 8 лет назад

sumimasen, ima nanji desu ka?

@HolyCrepe 6 лет назад

Immature Majin BAKA BAKA! i just had to. gomen nasai :c

@cristinaokaforengura8130 3 года назад

When she said “Sanji” One Piece started to make more sense😂

@Jesteroo 3 года назад

Ikr! Lol

@-kona_kun4216 2 месяца назад

Yeah 😂😂

@iibr33zy7 4 года назад

“Like a GOGO!” that made me laugh so hard I love this sensei😂

@manointachat7841 2 года назад

@ananime_. agreed

@tigercub1998 11 лет назад

Imagine someone saying "5:05 PM" "go go go-ji go fun" X)

@vesper_ST4R 4 года назад

tigercub1998 that’s a tongue twister lol

@Leon-pg3qt 4 года назад

To be fair that’s not true, it would just be “Go-ji go fun” but if you made it 5:55 pm it would be “go-ji go ju go fun.”

@Leon-pg3qt 4 года назад

I’m from japan and this is the foreign way of talking, most fluent Japanese people dont actually say the “gozen” or “go go”

@Leon-pg3qt 4 года назад

Or that’s at least the way of talking I grew up with as a child.

@Teto 11 лет назад

This is hontouni hontouni the best nihongo no tutorial by far. Arigatou gozaimasu

@latoyalatty9299 7 лет назад

She keeps saying " that's for all today" instead of that's all for today. No sweat your still awesome!

@LittleLulubee 4 года назад

Awww, I miss this teacher ❤️ Is this channel ever going to have new lessons? I hope so!

@dcraf14 9 лет назад

sanji is born at 3:00

@GlaceonJib 7 лет назад

And what about his other 3 brothers and a sister?

@MrHamburgerHelper 9 лет назад

先生、この　じゅぎょうに　本当にありがとう！　 Hopefully the person who asks 今、何時ですか？knows whether it's currently 午前 or 午後！：）

@synthium4742 3 года назад

Ahh 　じゅぎょう is lesson. Thank you for using the hiragana. Made it easier to look up. I'm a little above a beginner. 多謝 (yu yu Hakusho taught me that one)

@comikachi 5 лет назад

1:47 That's it. In less than 10 seconds counting minutes was explained to me. I took a school district Japanese class for two years. The course never explained this. I almost gave up language learning. This channel was my start in understanding and the only reason those 2 years of hell was bearable. Thank you so much for this channel. Does better than any regulated class that requires weeks to set up and sign up for.

@yanling60 8 лет назад

wait....why are you asking me the time at 4.18am...

@awcreamsoda7978 8 лет назад

This was dank, thanks fam. Subscribed. Hope I do well on my time test tomorrow in Japanese

@aarond3614 8 лет назад

I never knew learning japanese was this easy

@tibopub215 8 лет назад

+Popcorn Colonel I've been studying studying Japanese quickly and found a fantastic website at Japanese Magic Method (google it if you're interested)

@H.pylori Год назад

I love this sensei. She goes slowly, repeats often, and is very clear on pronunciation. Too bad this channel stopped producing language videos.

@thank266 5 лет назад

Thank you, your teaching is very great and easy to learn. Love this channel so much

@mamama7219 2 года назад

This is amazing, I've never known that Japanese is easy if you study very hard😎😎😎😎, Arigatou sensei

@gosiaf2011 7 лет назад

to najlepsza nauka w necie . Naprawdę pani jest rewelacyjna , dużo można się nauczyć :) dziękuję

@paulstaker8861 9 лет назад

The deeper I go into Japanese grammar the more I realize how insanely obtuse it is. Not as elegant as it seems to be. I should turn back now.

@Amhyr666 9 лет назад

+Paul Staker Thesame feeling bro :D

@davidribeiro 4 года назад

Same freaking feeling man... 4 years later

@jayadongre6702 4 года назад

Oh god seriously..i mean she's blessing man. T way she's teaching us just amazing

@StarFreudWellness 4 года назад

Thank you for this ! I am still confused in understanding when to use pun or fun for the minutes especially when it’s between 11-60

@MuttFitness 4 года назад

The number in the ten's place doesn't change the -fun versus -pun. Only the last number you say matters. It's like "a" versus "an" in english where the only thing that matters is the starting sound. Except in Japanese it's the ending sound that matters.

@marioman756 12 лет назад

@k45g Because you do. Though it's actually not an "L" sound exactly, it's more like a cross between an L and a D. Sometimes it sounds like straight up L though. I think why someone chose to represent it with "R" might be that it sounds very similar to a rolled "R", just that it only bounces off your tongue one time. (I say that, however, ROUGH sounding japanese rolls "R"s like crazy)

@JapanSocietyNYC 11 лет назад

Are you asking about 51 seconds? Then it would be gojyuu-ichi byou (ごじゅういちびょう）. However, if you are asking about 12:51, it would be jyuuni-ji gojyuu-ippun (じゅうにじごじゅういっぷん）.

@veronicaruiz859 10 лет назад

I like this lady. Very helpful c:

@エクスプローラー-e1j 4 года назад

As a Chinese I would say Japanese is too easy to learn! Can master this language without much efforts

@LittleLulubee 4 года назад

Prove it! 2 months later, have you mastered it?

@JapanSocietyNYC 12 лет назад

It would not be correct to say it that way. It would be understood as "1 42 gogo" instead of "1:42pm". However, you can say "gogo ichiji,yon-jyuu-ni bun".

@narracampos6277 8 лет назад

aw... I am using "pun" only before watching this. I don't have any idea that there is "fun". hehehhe. Arigatou Gozaimasu :)

@icakaoko11 12 лет назад

I LOVE YOU AS MY JAPANESE TEACHER :'D Thank you so much!! :}

@cj2smooth._. 2 года назад

Your video really helped! I really loved the examples! ありがとうございます！😄😄😄

@WANDERER0070 12 лет назад

domou arigatou sensei..

@datboiyamirami9661 5 лет назад

On day, I would love to travel to 00:10!

@the_n00b_gamergirl 10 лет назад

If a Japanese person were to WRITE out the time, would they write it 2:15 or ニ:十ご or would they spell it out completely with all the Kanji characters for "-ji" and "-pun"?? The Kanji for hour "ji" seems really complicated, and the Kanji for minute "pun" is simple :P I would be tempted to use Hiragana, instead of the complex Kanji when writing time, if that's the case :P

@MuttFitness 4 года назад

They might write it using roman numbers

@nadasou Год назад

Better tell counting first, spitting out fun, pun, han... really like self-committing brain suicide..😢

@gamingpeeps06 5 лет назад

Why we are using the word "Dou" before Arigathe ?

@datboiyamirami9661 5 лет назад

10:00 is my favorite artist! I love his music!

@amyisaway7800 4 года назад

i love this comment

@maria64elena 10 лет назад

You are indeed a n excellent sensei

@jyothirmayipechetti6089 7 лет назад

seriously your way of teaching is really good!!it helped me lot!:)

@AiringAustin 4 месяца назад

“Pun when your lips are closed” Me: Ichi-fun! Sensei: Ippun Me: 😮😮😮

@JapanesewithLulu Месяц назад

Good luck! If you need any extra help I have some grammar videos over on my channel you might like!

@michelenintricepsi6529 5 лет назад

I can't believe the quality of this video it is outstanding awe inducing. AWESOME THANK YOU SO MUCH

@pavlova7408 4 года назад

if someone asked me the time, it would take me so long, i would have to say it again, cuz it took 30 min.

@Ryu-so3fe 8 лет назад

finally i can learn quickly by this video !thank you so much!!

@ermonski 4 года назад

*1 SECOND HAS PASSED*

@mrCetus 2 года назад

You're welcome! If you are in the NYC area, you can sign up for our Japanese classes at the Language Center. Otherwise, keep watching our videos and you will be in good shape! :)

@the_n00b_gamergirl 10 лет назад

Thank you so much for sharing! I'm definitely subscribing :) this video was so helpful!! ARIGATOU!

@phillipedebrito8775 10 лет назад

Brilliant teacher, arigatou gozaimasu sensei.

@marjolainearias781 8 лет назад

I really don't get the "close and open mouth" thing and when to use "pun" and "fun". Sorry if I sound stupid lol. When she say ippun she closes her mouth but when she says nifun she opens it, but both end in i , I don't get it. Please help

@marjolainearias781 8 лет назад

***** thanks I'll try it tomorrow lol! I hope I'll get it...

@MxMagpie 11 лет назад

Studying at home from a workbook I was given, I was finding understanding how telling the time worked really hard, but this video genuinely made it all make sense! どうもありがとう！

@isgise20 12 лет назад

どうもありがとうございます先生 love your clases, i actually feel like im learning, keep making them sensei, you are the best teacher ever

@andypratama100 2 года назад

How to said 5 pm, pm gogo then 5 go triple go?

@batnkoraykapt2313 7 лет назад

really helpfull stuff really you already know i smashed that like button fam.

@modraw9522 7 лет назад

is this phrase well? can you help me? 私は朝6時に私の家のウォルマートから贈り物を受け取りました。

@hartbeats0920 11 лет назад

I really love the roleplay :3 I'm more motivated to learn now "Doumo Arigatou Sensei!" *bows*

@darkangelprincess101 4 года назад

I'm definitely going to have to watch this several times before I funny learn it

@aliibrahimful 2 года назад

Arigatou gozaimasu sensei! You are my favourite Japanese teacher, it is very easy to understand from you and I am very happy that I am learning from you.

@nyxia3501 7 лет назад

this video just got me through Japanese 1, thank you so much

@yonopino16 8 лет назад

I love you, you are saving my life. Thanks for the videos. I need to practice as much as possible. Thanks again!

@JazzonAnims 6 лет назад

I love it when she says "That's for all today" haha. Best teacher, love these lessons

@KoD83 4 года назад

The help for remembering fun & pun was great! Thanks!

@Ana-go8uo 2 года назад

Sono qui grazie a Paoro Sensei ✍(◔◡◔)

@andlu8601 8 лет назад

Can 7 PM be used as nana-ji?

@learningkanji3930 8 лет назад

Usually 7PM is (gogo) shichi-ji, but very exceptionally (gogo)nana-ji can be used (especially when not just 7 o'clock but eg, 7:36(nana-ji sanjuu-roppun)). Nana-ji is mainly used to make clear that it is 7(because sound nana is not as confusing as shichi(because shichi-ji could be heard to be confusing as ichi-ji(1ji)).

@brendanieves5522 7 лет назад

Learning Kanji what a great tip wow thanks :D

@AMTC Год назад

so for telling the minute component of time, if it ends in vowel, it is "fun" but if it ends in consonant, it is "pun"?

@H.pylori Год назад

You have provided the clue to remembering fun vs. pun. Very good, thank you.

@ムンクミン 2 года назад

Damn 🙏 I don't know what to say 🥰

@mukhiavidyakiran2132 4 года назад

Clarified when to use pun fun

@sashanomnombooker 4 года назад

this is great practice outside of my college class, I love that I can pause and interact with the video

@hanyomar5561 2 года назад

I'm kinda confused Abt when to use pun or fun

@H.pylori Год назад

See comment by AMTC 3 months ago.

@andreasickels4737 4 года назад

way better at teaching japanese than duolingo

@JessieArt 4 года назад

agreed

@synthium4742 3 года назад

午後12時50分です。at the time of this message. This was difficult to do on a phone keyboard in Japanese and the vocal wouldn't do the "gogo" part. Anyway... やった！ありがとうございます｡

@mountainromeo6016 3 года назад

インドに今九じにぷんです

@Ausar0 6 лет назад

for 10 minutes, I've seen it both as じゅうぷん and じゅうぶん Does it not matter which you use? I've noticed that if I try to type じゅうぷん and turn it into kanji, it gives me the wrong kanji initially of 銃分 but if I use じゅうぶん it works and gives me 十分

@nananohokage3707 5 лет назад

ありがとうございます。😀😀

@haku1145 10 лет назад

So Sanji from One Piece is 3:00 o'clock ... weird name there ...

@lislip4219 2 года назад

先生: すみません、今何時ですか？私: 午前....四時はっ...十はっ- 先生: どうもありがとう私:..どういたしまして :D

@shibaarmy4385 3 года назад

So to say 5PM you say gogogo

@Bl.uebird 9 лет назад

When your telling a person a time, I wonder if PM or AM really matters....

@thegriningnumber12 9 лет назад

True japan uses 24 hour time XD

@t.least.he.is.honest 9 лет назад

Crimson twelve no it does not

@clayton896 9 лет назад

arrgh garry yes they do. not sure about spoken Japanese but whenever I get a written email or letter it's always in 24 hour time

@Ausar0 6 лет назад

Whether they use 24 hour time or not, isn't relevant. He means that you probably shouldn't need to state whether it's AM or PM if someone is asking for the time, because they will already know if it's in the morning or in the afternoon.

@vitamindrop1 7 лет назад

This is very helpful^^ ありがとうございます~

@faezehsh6114 4 года назад

This lady is my hero

@StanleyKingChan 11 лет назад

For the minute one, if the word ends in a consonant (any letter that isn't a vowel) like yon or san then you use pun. If the word ends in a vowel like ni or nana, then you use fun. I don't really get ichi thought lol

@Icemode.. 3 года назад

Who's watching 2021?? Where is this lady? I just wanna say Thank You

@victorsuarez4333 3 года назад

Thank you so much, this was very helpful. ありがとうございます。

@1357907335 4 года назад

Thank you

@aktchungrabanio6467 3 года назад

Omg! Now I know when to use B or P for minutes. どうもありがとうございます!

@vuongtuananh6899 7 лет назад

It is so helpful but I am still confused about the "f" sound and the "r" sound -_- "f" sounds like "h" and "r" sounds like "l" ????

@reem_obaila 7 лет назад

今、午後八時ニ十九分です A minute later: 今、午後八時三十分です OR 今、午後八時半

@d.monarch4385 3 года назад

I have two questions: 1- why 7:00 am is shichi-ji and not nana-ji? 2- why 6:11 pm ending is jyuuippun and not jyuuichippun? Thank you so much for the videos!

@Ausar0 6 лет назад

When she got to 4 o'clock, she said "yo-ji" and I was like "yo-ji?" and then she nods and repeats it again. Idk why but that made me fucking laugh considering it's a prerecorded video.