the CORRECT ways to say "AND/ALSO" in Japanese　とか, し, たり, で, そして, と, も, あと, や 

0:10 と 1:25 で 5:17 て 8:10 たり 14:53 そして 16:42 たら 18:43 と 24:59 も 31:58 とか . や 36:03 し 37:56 くて 44:09 それに 45:58 あと 49:45 さらに　また

If it isn't obvious to other viewers, then I want to emphasis how much extra work and editing Misa has done in this video to transcribe, translate, and color-code all of her example sentences. This video is almost an hour long, but I guarantee you it probably took her 10x longer to edit and finalize this video. Kudos to her!

No Japanese language textbooks in the world can have such details and clear explanations as in this video. This is particularly helpful to beginners. Thanks for this excellent lesson.

Duolingo, paid version: "We won't explain this at all." Misa, free version: "Here's a complete explanation." Thank you!

みさ先生は信じられないほど日本語を教えるのが上手です。ありがとうね！

You’ve videos help me study Japanese so much so thank you! I’m currently using Genki textbooks but it’s so much bette to learn how natives speak 🙏🏽🤎

Bombarding a ton of love and hugs ur way Sensei! I love how you're so brave and open and kind abt ur experiences. I truly hope u find everlasting happiness cuz u deserve every bit of it. Please know that everything will be okay and you're soo strong for having come this far and achieved so much. YOU ARE WONDERFUL.💖💖💖

Misa is literally the best Japanese teacher I’ve ever found 🙇🏻‍♀️💕

I've been learning sentences involving multiple particles with NO explanation; I can't begin to describe how badly I've needed this video!!!

チーズバーガーを1つとコーラを1つください。 母は教師で父は作家です。 私は日本人で教師です。 スヌーピーは犬でウッドストックは鳥です。 7時に起きて、8時に朝ご飯を食べた。 土曜日は本を読んだり、コーヒーを飲んだり、友達と電話で話したり、買い物に行ったりする。 アリスは人間の言葉を話すうさぎ見て、うさぎを追いかけて、そして穴に落ちました。 アリスは薬を飲んで、体が縮みました。 アリスは薬を飲だら、体が縮みました。 アリスは薬を飲むと、体が縮みました。 眼鏡を外したら、何も見えません。 眼鏡を外すと、何も見えません。 カレーを食べると、お腹が痛くなりす。 カレーを食べたら、お腹が痛くなりす。 アニメを見て、日本語を勉強します。 アニメを見たり、日本語を勉強したりします。 スヌーピーとピカチュウが好きです。 アニメを見るのと日本語を勉強するのが好きです。 犬と猫が好きです。 犬も猫も好きです。 犬も猫もどっちも好きです。 犬も猫もねずみも好きです。 りんごと梨とどっちのほうが好き？ りんごのほうが好き。 りんごも梨も好き。 犬も好きです。 私も犬が好きです。 犬を飼っています。 犬も飼っています。 私も犬を飼っている。 犬と猫がいました。 ライオンたかゾウとかキリンとかコアラとかがいました。 ライオンやゾウやキリンやコアラがいました。 日本でラーメンとか寿司とかお好み焼きとか食べたい。 日本でラーメンや寿司やお好み焼きが食べたいです。 頭痛いし、お腹痛いし、腰痛い。 頭痛いし、お腹も痛いし、腰も痛い。 頭が痛くて、お腹も痛い。 頭が痛くて、吐き気がします。 頭が痛いし、吐き気がする。 頭が痛いし、仕事に行きたくない。 月曜日だし、頭痛いし、仕事に行きたくない。 今日は給料日だし、天気もいいし、いい気分。 スイスはきれいだし、治安もいいし、いい国です。 今日は運動したし、仕事もはかどったし、いい日だった。 このアパートは狭いし、家賃が高いし、それに駅から遠い。 日本文化が好きですれに、歴史が好きです。 日本の文化と歴史が好きです。 シャワーを浴びたあと、晩ご飯を作る。 美術館に行った。あと、カフィでクロワッサン食べた。あと、ディズニーランドも行った。 ヨーグルト。。。あと、バナナも食べた。 さすがミサ先生。今回も教えてくれてありがとうございました！また、次の動画でお会いしましょう！じゃね！

Super great lesson. This is really useful and something I've struggled to incorporate into my Japanese. But I think the examples here are extremely useful and I'll start practicing them!

全部の動画作ってくれてありがとうございました本当に

I adore your work, Misa. Thank you so much for being such a big part of my Japanese journey since the beginning, 4 years ago! Life is freaking hard, and learning Japanese has really helped me gain more confidence. You were there since the beginning and I know I'll never forget the gratitude I have towards you and your work. It's one of those weird things the internet made possible where you can influence another person's life and have no idea who they are. Stay awesome!

Thank you so much Misa ! As for didactics on Japanese ,you definitely rock ! 👍 What I do appreciate about your explanations is your sense of accuracy and clarity.Have a great Pikachu day.

Thank you misa, keep going. Stay well. Your talent and your teaching is so thorough,,,,,such a huge difference for us learners 🙏

Hey Misa, i really enjoyed the videos where you break down songs, and found it was a fun way to to level up my japanese easily and also getting a look in more advanced words and grammar!! Would love to see if you did another Song break down again.

An honest thank for your videos that are more helpful than most sources i've been using so far.

Such a simple word in English, but so fiendishly complicated in Japanese. That's why this is such a valuable lesson. More like this, please!

You are the best teacher in the world. All the difficult nuances you clearly distinguish them and inspire me to press on with fortitude and determine. Thank you for your altruism 🙏🏽

I've been watching your videos for quite a while now and I could say that this is by far the best Japanese learning method that works the best for me, you explain everything in so much detail and help us learn so many different variations of saying for example the same thing depending on what's more appropriate in different situations we may come across. Thank you Misa-sensei!! I'm seriously gonna learn most of the basics of the language with these videos lol (keep them coming)

Particles are one of the most difficult parts of learning Japanese. This is an excellent resource for helping decipher proper timing and context. 感謝です

This is one of those lessons that remind me of all the things I forget when I'm working on something. Thanks for your hard work 💜 and be safe.

You gotta love the complexity of the Japanese language lol How do you say a simple word like "and" in Japanese?? = 54 minute video

I WAS LITERALLY THINKING ABOUT THIS LAST NIGHT! THANK YOU MUCH MISA-SENSEI

So if I wanted to translate the following sentence into Japanese: "Last sunday, I went to church, prayed, watched a movie, ate an Onigiri and went to sleep." Would it be a correct solution to do this? 「前週の日曜日は、教会に行ったり、祈ったり、映画を見たり、オニギリを食べたり、寝たりしました。」 If I understood Misa先生 and her teachings properly, then this should be correct, right?

ありがとうございますみさ先生こんな動画が好き、徹底的に全部の使い方の細くの違いを説明して文法を見せているのが役に立って違うをしっかり分かりました、それも「で」はand みたい使えるを知らなかったこれからでこんな風にに使ってみたい。 Misa Sensei thank you for making your videos they are always great and I’m glad you are feeling better.

I Really Want to watch this.... But just a 10 minute version. I DONT GOT AN HOUR...edit correction!; I DID watch it all eventually over 4 hours, off and on. It was great and at a speed I actually prefer and can understand completely from. THANKS!!!

The most useful and important lesson for learning Japanese! Do not miss out this video. You've taught me amazingly. Ichiban no douga desu.

I think it is sometimes useful to realize that 1) sentences that are connected with a "strong and" (strong = not the meaning of "and such" but just a pure "and") are always connected using the te-form 2) the te-form can be generalized to all word types, namely ~て for verbs ８時起きて、仕事に行った。 ~くて for i-adjectives　　　　　　　　この車は高くて、きれいです。 ~ で for na-adjectives and nouns　　母は教師で、父は作家です。　 so we just need to know it's always a te-form and we can just choose one of the above depending on what word type we have.

日常的会話での正しい使い方や内訳で、「And」の使い方が先生がとても詳しく説明されて嬉しいだよ。 ただ、学習者に対する先生に教わったことをそのまま使うばかりでなく、頭も叩き込んでほしいんです。 僕にとってはこのタイプ動画はi文章スマイニングに良くて、如何にも役に立つだと思います。 この動画で多くのことが学べますし、他の文法ポイントの基礎として使うこともできるよね。 次回の文法や言葉の使い方を教えるの待ち遠いぞ。 ごきげんよう

ありがとうございました。レッスンは便利だし、面白いもですよね。英語もすばらしいです。^_^

I've definitely fallen off studying like I used to, but These videos have really continued to improve. I love the text format used!

Can you do some quizzes for this lesson please 💗💗 i really love your teaching 😍❤️

I always think of と as "with" instead of "and." "I would like a burger with a coke" makes sense. "My mother is a teacher with my father is a writer" doesn't make any sense at all.

いいね！

ミサ先生、ありがとうございます。

prioritizing your mental health can be important, look after yourself as much as you need to. your content is amazing and so detailed with very clear explanations. it's helping me so much with learning Japanese. It must take so much effort and mental energy for each video and I appreciate it so so much, I hope things get easier

You're such a great teacher Misa! I don't even have the right words to say how grateful I am and how lucky I feel for having found your channel. You're such a lovely and nice person, so always believe in yourself 😊

16:00 "she drank a portion" so wholesome they sound really similar

I love your videos. Have been watching for years. Even though I haven't gotten as far as the goal I set myself I have noticed I know more words and phrases when I come across them. Your videos have helped me understand the meaning and rules behind the Japanese. That's when I remember half of it. 😅 It's my own fault for taking breaks. We all go through things in our lives and people shouldn't look down on others for it. I can relate to it being difficult to reach out to someone.

23:22 So could I say, using "こと" is like saying it's a 'thing' you do?

Thnk u somuch sensie Risa! This is very helpful to me 👏❤️❤️

This is a great video. I had learned all these before but was confused on separating between them snd when to use them. Thank you for clarifying.

This was such a helpful video! I thought I understood all of these particles/phrases 100%, but the examples you give really helps me understand how I can use them in real life situations to add more nuance :) Life is never as smooth sailing as we would like it to be sadly, but honestly, what you're doing Misa is absolutely marvelous! Sending warm wishes from the UK :)

Love you Misa, you’re the Japanese teacher MVP! Giving us interesting and fluid lessons, as opposed to very clinical and very repetitive lessons COUGHJAPANESEPOD101COUGH

The amount of work, passion and love you put in all your vidéos is simply amazing dear MISA ... みさの動画を見たらいつもいい気持ちになります。 ありがとうございます

Yes!!!! Misa Sensei, Im so glad you are releasing videos!! You seem happy and healthy and that's the most important part

You did sound perfect and I love how ningen you are too! You are very good at what you do and helping a lot of people!

Thank you so much for this video~~

みさ先生、jlpt N２の文法を説明してくれませんか。いつも色々教えてくれてありがとうございます。

忘れないように、このビデオを三回見ました。楽しかったです。

Obrigado, com certeza deu muito trabalho fazer o vídeo ✨💛

Misa you are a sweetheart!! 🌹You are valuable and you've made a big difference in my life. I don't think you are a drama queen at all...sometimes we go through things and we shouldn't judge each other when we speak on those things. I have so much love for you Misa. 🥰 I'm here if you need me. ✌️😏

So useful because I've never been able to understand conjunctions, and I really need to.

Lady is to look so innocent now so flirty.

I understand that て form requires chronological order and that is not really a problem in writing…. But what happens if you speak and start with the “8 o clock I ate breakfast” and while you talk you realize you want to say “I woke up at 7”? So you have to make 2 full sentences?

An hour on this. And free?!?! Awesome 👏

ミサ先生は最高だわ！教えてくれてありがとうございます。

ミサ先生が最高だわ！教えてくれてありがとうございます。

ありがとうございました先生みさ❤️

Thank you so much for your videos, I really appreciate your commitment and accuracy, 先生、ありがとうございました

Could i request a favor? Could you, one day, do a video on ambigious words that clearly must not have english equivalents? Like 掛かる/掛ける, 差す, and so on? Yes i can use them in sentences, but why does a word like "差す" mean to shine, to raise an umbrella, to fill, to point. Like.... wtf??

Sending you lots of love and support, Misa Sensei. This too shall pass! Be strong, get into hobbies, exercise, things that boost your dopamine and will surely help you get better. Life is beautiful! Thank you for all you do. As my main Japanese teacher, you have had a tremendous influence in my life and I am using everything I've learned from you in my new life in Japan! (finally made it =D) So thank you! We are all looking forward to more Japanese Ammo for years to come!

Unrelated to Japanese, Misa’s eye look at 1:10 made me laugh. She helps keep the videos fun to watch as well as super helpful.

I often don't have the attention span to finish long form videos, but this one was so helpful and interesting that I ended up finishing it one seating (albeit with a pause here and there). Thank you so much for your work Misa ! Hope things turn out better in your personal life as well.

Konichiwa!

I was feeling like being the student of a very good Japanese language school. You are a great teacher !

Misa sensei, your explanations are so clear and easy to understand! I can’t tell you how helpful your videos are to those of us tackling Japanese. Thank you for your hard work, patience and kindness. 😸🌼🩷

Absolutely love your video tutorials. I don’t skip even a second of the lesson, cos I don’t want to miss a thing. Thank you so much. Blessings 🙏

そのビデオをどうもありがとうございます！But i wonder if all these "ands" are really used in Japanese. In English it's only "and" for all situations, do you use all these unions in real life?😅

Hey, i love your channel! And i have 2 questions:) You said its the de-particle, but isnt it actually the te-form from だ？ And is たり a contraction from てある, which is then in the i-stem (connective form) てある->たる->たり？

At about 16:25 you said, “Alice drank the portion . . .” I think you meant, “Alice drank the potion . . .” I haven’t read the text you’re referring to, so I could be wrong, but, a potion is a drug and a portion is a certain amount of something.

Thank you for your hard work Misa sensei. All your videos are really amazing😍 well explained. Thank you so much!😘😘

You are an extremely patient(Sara no); you have a lot of special gifts. Stay humble but stay confident in your gifts, which are many.Ed Moore

What a great overview! I consider myself to be around N3 but for example with but some of these I didn't know could be used like that! いつもありがとうございます、みさ先生！無理しないでくださいね

Thank you Misa Sensei for clarifying a couple of doubts I had: - し, だし : could be translated as "on top of THAT, blah blah..." - とか : Used to list examples

I'm sitting here trying to compare DE to a semicolon, meanwhile it's just a shortening of DESU. Galaxy brain, here.

わあー、みさ先生、あんなに詳しく説明してくれてありがとうございます！みさ先生のビデオを見ると、勉強になって、感謝しています。みさ先生のことが大好きです！

I hope you are doing well recently! Thank you for being open about your emotions

I like your accents. When you speak English, you sound a little British. Do you have a background of British or Australian?

Wow you're so amazing at teaching Japanese! Thank you so much!

Excellent explanations. As always, enjoy the different colored text. Cool dress BTW.

Also "あのお" is often used to string together streams of consciousness, used like "um" is used in english, but it sort of means "...and..." or "...also...".

Hi Misa, thank you for your great channel. I hope you are fine and wish you the very best! Its always a good idea to bare ones soul. The upcomimg nature and our families and friends help us to come into a good mood. Bernhard from germany

Misa　先生、is it correct to add 'し’ behind an 'i' adjective that also has a 'shi' (例えば：天気素晴らしし、光景綺麗し、嬉しいよ！）

please advise when to use 話す or 喋り I have confusion? In you video アリスは人間の言葉を話すうさぎを見て。Thank you.

I am convinced that japanese is a completely artificial language and it was created to be as needlessly difficult as possible.

新しいビデオです! 嬉しいよ! またいいんです! みさ先生の新しいビデオと古いビデオを見ることが大好きんです。どうもありがとうございます。 今日はお元気ですか? 頑張ってください、先生!

Yes! I finally watched your video to the end, and i have to thank you for taking this much effort in teaching us japanese, and to edit all your videos. I wish you all the best in your life, and i am looking forward to your videos wich will come in the future. Domo arigatou gozaimasu! 🙂

Sorry to hear about that at the end but hopefully what you are doing will help you some 🙏 your videos are amazing and are seriously improving me very quickly, so, thank you and you are doing great work!!

ohh ahhhh.. i hope your feeling better:))) im trying to like all the videos i watch from you:)) you also make a difference in our lives dear Misa:))cheers

どもありがとうございます

Dear Misa-sensei! Your videos and you are just amazing! 💕 Thank you!

What is hurting you so badly ? Bad Images, intrusive thoughts, ????

what textbooks, if you know, would be the most accurate for studying ;-;

I am not a fan of this full white background, I think some transparency would be nice, otherwise it has this feeling like it blocks a video

I think it would look a bit better if you applyed the tone up first and then like the eyeshadow and stuff, it would make a natural view of this.

I passed the N4 and N3 just by watching misa sensei video and reading so matome book. More power misa sensei.

I love you, Misa-sensei! You're the best Japanese teacher I've ever known!

I think "portion" should be "potion" around 16:30, but the grammar still makes sense (she drank a portion of potion)