The BUT Connector | Japanese From Zero! Video 21 

hahahahhahahah

lol I just watched it and it made me sad

Lol he clapped back at her ass

@@boiboi7717 same

Thanks Sean!

Samr boat man. I wished I had bumped into George's content years ago. I was studying Japanese seriously but never found a good reliable place until now. Thanks George, really appreciate the time you take to make videos. Glad I've been following and your time is making a great difference.

So how farm have you gone in your japanese language journey?

@@Fennetic 2023 and still no reply. 😔

MilanaMarara I read over the new lesson at night, then the next day trace the hiragana in a supplementary workbook I bought separately (can’t trace in the kindle version of his book) the next morning, then with pencil and paper complete the lesson I read over the previous night, writing down all the new words, then once I finish the lesson I watch his video(s) pertaining to that lesson. I often read over the next lesson the following night, repeating the above steps, completing three lessons in a week on average, then rewatch all his videos I’ve seen over the weekend, and I’ve been progressing for just under three weeks now, and I still feel like I’m forgetting most of it. ;/

@@demonmoonbat1773 I wouldn't worry too much because when you put that much information into your brain in so little time, some is bound to fall out and that's only because you don't have the opportunity to use every word in the book that it gives. That's just the unfortunate truth unless you live in Japan or have a Japanese friend to practice it with

Georfle. It was probably a typo but it sounds too good to not be a real name

xDD this is why i love george

Georgle.

Agreed haha. He makes it so enjoyable!

Well I played a ton of StarCraft and at one point ended a season as Platinum. But now I am solidly TOP OF BRONZE! I watched a TON of Day[9] Daily videos and he was the reason I changed my video style to 1 on 1 like I do now. So thanks for the respect, but really thanks to Day[9]!

how did u do so far?

@@animenewsdesu4255 I think he died, lol

Do you regret commenting this?

Yes, I’m also waiting for anime’s guide lessons by you. Best way to learn JP, isn’t it?

わ should be written as は

thank you !!!!!

Anata no wa mondai desu ka? = Is yours a problem? Nani ga anata no wa mondai desu ka? = (What yours is it a problem???) Mondai wa anata no desu ka? = Is the problem yours? Anata no mondai wa nan desu ka? = What is your problem? You should review the prior videos. This type of sentence is really SUPER ULTRA important. You seem really conflicted. Please take the time to get the basics completely into your brain. It will make your Japanese stand out for good reasons instead of bad.

thank you george now I remember what you said that everytime you convert english to japanese sentence , you reverse it!!! ill practice and watch again all your videos !!!

Connor Barrett I translate it as: Mrs Tanaka age (subject marker) like her (question marker). So, perhaps, it should read as: do you like the age of Mrs Tanaka, although without a (possessive marker) I don’t see how that would work either; granted, iirc it actually was “sensei” in the version I have, rather than “sansai” like yours seems to

not sure how much it matters. but a current TA i have explains it as WA stresses what's before it and GA stresses what's after it. (obv it doesn't fit everything but it's a useful general concept) I は like dogs i が LOVE CATS

を indicates an object but your eg is subject then don't use を 水が飲みたい I want to drink water in this example 水water is an object so can use を but actually が is used instaed of を. が indicates which word is most important in the sentence so this sentence suggest "I am eager for water! water! water!!!" and more you can use は instead of を but in that case nuance is much different.はsuggest that this statement is only for water 水は飲みたいけどジュースは要らない

Yeah I understand. These videos are made for people following the series so it is only using stuff they know by this lesson.

You have to remember that the topic is Trump: Trump WA te GA ookikunai desu.

“Watashi wa koko DE suki desu.” Unfortunately doesn’t work in Japanese. It would sound like “I like it at here.” in English.A more grammatically involved sentence is required to say “I like being here”. Watashi wa koko ni iru no ga suki desu.

I see.I've been just reviewing material and spontaneously thought "why not put DE in there?" :D.Thanks for the reply :)

luggage bed brand? Perhaps that is the first problem. I don't know what a luggage bed is. His patent seems worthy of something, but consider this... even the world's most famous brands "Coca Cola", "Toyota" etc spend MILLIONS of dollars each year advertising. It doesn't mean much to have a great product, because a well marketed product will beat you every time. My company is a prime example of limited marketing. He should learn from my mistakes. :-) If he doesn't have talent on his team, and not enough money to hire a team then he absolutely needs to give the right people a stake in his company. It's a hard thing to give up part of your company but if you think about it logically... you are giving away ZERO, because the company doesn't have anything yet. It can only get to be more than ZERO with people willing to give up part of their life to do it. My company succeeds because at 3am in the morning (not kidding) I am working on my company. And I work everyday... EVERY SINGLE DAY. And for the record, I built a new company where I gave away equity just like I said your brother should. Even though I am a certified genius (in my mind I am). I built an entire company from scratch with more revenue than I could ever get from a job. The books, the lessons, the videos, even all the web coding (until recently) were all done by me. YET I still had to give up a percentage of my company for the bigger goal of the new company, because there is a limit what what you can do with brute force.

Well his brand design is a luggage with a bed underneath as a way to roll it up. When you roll it up, you inflate the bed material like an airbed from beneath the luggage. He came up with the idea from his flight travels and seeing people who had delayed flights, ended up sleeping on floors and chairs at the airport, so he came up with a way that people can use a bed from their luggage. He called it the Marti Bed. The patent was helped by a friend of his, who's a lawyer in Florida. Thank you so much for the advice. He's very ambitious with his company and I knew you were the right person to ask. The thing is that his credit is low because of course student loans screwed him up so that's affecting his way to fix his credit.