Here is my feeling about your channel: honestly you deserve much more subscribers. According to what I have seen on the Internet, your content is worth thousands and thousands of views. That is the least we could do to give your work the credit and recognition it deserves don't you think... I know KZread is not all about views and subscribers. It is more about loving what you do but still... I can't bear to see such a quality not being recognized as such. Nevertheless 4837 is not bad at all and I hope it will increase continuously.

@JapaneseAmmowithMisa

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much ;~;

@Captain_Vitorio_Muscovy

7 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you, and fortunately, her channel is growing little by little every day. She is already at 5,386 subs, I believe in a few months she may reach 10,000 and so on. She deserves it for all her dedication.

@alix4644

7 жыл бұрын

I really hope too. I enjoy learning Japanese and I would miss these hours I spend everyday studing thanks to her content. I would definitely miss it so I am glad to see her channel growing.

@danv7514

7 жыл бұрын

George Trombley has been teaching Japanese for 15 years and has written many books and made over 600 videos and has 53k subscribers. I think Misa is doing really well with almost 13k subscribers in the time she has been doing this. Keep up the good work Misa!

@systemcm6978

7 жыл бұрын

I totally agree! There are subscription based websites that charge you for most of the stuff she's teaching! This channel really is a hidden gem.

If this helps anyone... I like to think of things literally and know exactly _why_ phrases mean what they mean, so I always think of " 事がある" as "the experience exists". So.. 日本に行った事があります gets translated in my head as "The "went to Japan" experience exists" which is the direct translation which can then be reworded to "have been to japan"

@gemgem24able

4 жыл бұрын

Lol I also do the same as I learn Japanese. Makes it easier to remember for me.

@smittens888

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That's exactly what I've been looking for. So much easier to remember something logically than memorizing a bunch of characters by rote.

@gamerboi8092

3 жыл бұрын

OMG I didn't realize that. Thank you so much!

@iagonoah6974

2 жыл бұрын

what a thoughtful comment!!! That really makes me get the pattern better

@user-vf2sq6pt7p

2 жыл бұрын

makes sense bro

There are so many great things to comment on: 1) each lesson is well structured, clearly delivered, and easy to understand 2) the sequence of lessons is very well planned and leads on to the next seamlessly 3) your references to previous lessons ensure that they are used and recalled, rather than forgotten Those are just a few of the great things I'd like to highlight, and it's always a pleasure to learn from you. Thank you so much for the great work, keep it up! みさ先生さいきょう! 本当にありがとうございます！

I haven't sleeped in any of your classes sensei coz they are so good!

@liaomingfen3193

5 жыл бұрын

I haven't slept , not sleeped :)

@alfredschlicht2662

5 жыл бұрын

@@verreal As a non native speaker I really appreciate anyone correcting my grammar, natives or not. Though I see that it can be taken as somewhat an offence sometimes, regrettably.

@buchelaruzit

5 жыл бұрын

NEWdansuyume there’s nothing wrong with what they did they just corrected ‘sleeped’ which is a common must know verb at the past tense, it’s helping, I don’t see what’s arrogant or ‘showing off’ about it lol they even put a smiley face to show it was in a good spirited constructive way

@coreystrong636

3 жыл бұрын

@@verreal I don't mind that she corrected me because I'm actually a grammar nazi myself but I always make mistakes when typing on my phone lol its all good 😁

I have struggled with the word こと for a long time and only 10 minutes into the video, everything cleared up. ありがとうございます〜!

Thank you for sharing more informal way of sayings things (dropping the particles)! It's hard to find this kind of information at a beginner level, but speaking with native speakers can be informal and thus really confusing if you don't know they can do that :)

@JapaneseAmmowithMisa

7 жыл бұрын

Yep! It's important to at least know the reason why you don't see / hear the particles! It can be confusing!

Really, how are you not having a LOT, I mean a million or more subscriber yet???? This is a lot more helpful than those boring apps that teach you nothing such as "This is a sea urchin". Yeah, I'm commenting against those like Rosetta or even the Duolingo App. LOL I've been doing a strike and so far this is the best run on Japanese Learning that I have ever had, Thank you so much, Misa-sensei.

日本行ったことない 😣😔 and currently it's rather impossible. Misa San, thank you for your lessons, you do amazing job. The way you can explain and give useful examples deserve 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏. ありがとう. 💓

@oximas-oe9vf

Жыл бұрын

hope you go to japan one day my friend

You have a great talent for making difficult things simple these videos are really helping me prepare for the JLPT N5 test in 1 month. Thank you Misa Sensei!

@ronar02

6 жыл бұрын

ThatNaturalistGuy yeah, agree. After Misa-San's lessons I honestly think that Japanese is easy 😅

@efloof9314

3 жыл бұрын

@@ronar02 now you just gotta go up against the writing lmao

@ronar02

3 жыл бұрын

þe Floof どういういみですか。Oh my 2 years has passed

@user-yf3sq3jc3o

3 жыл бұрын

@@ronar02 It seems you stuck with japanese, admirable. Hopefully i can do the same 😅

@BiGSmoke-.-

3 жыл бұрын

I hope by now your Japanese is at a intermediate level by watching her videos.

日本に行ったことがありません。でも行きたいから、日本語を勉強しています。I found your channel just this week and it has been incredibly helpful. ありがとうございます、ミサ先生！

It is impressive how ideas flow with your videos, it is explained so clearly that you can immediately start using every bit of grammar you learn.

みさ先生のクラスはすごいから、寝たことがない。 私はアラビア人、だから日本語はやさしいよ! ありがとう先生。！！！

I love how you give us informal examples so we can sound natural it helps me learn quicker

@susie2251

5 жыл бұрын

Saki_LPS it’s also helpful because when you want to make modifying clauses later, you can’t use a masu form in the middle of the sentence. So you are goin to have to learn the informal tenses then anyway. That’s why I never understood why some mainstream teaching methods only teach the masu form at first. It just makes for more work when learning a new concept later.

@atashikokoni

5 жыл бұрын

It helps me understand TV shows too. Thankfully there are many J dramas on KZread, and I have to watch them for listening practice 😀

@BiGSmoke-.-

3 жыл бұрын

I hope by now your Japanese is at a intermediate level by watching her videos.

You are the greatest teacher in the history of the universe!!!!!

misa on Sunday i took the JLPT N5 and i think i did very well! it was so super easy thanks to a lot of studying but thank you you are the only youtuber i watch other than japanesepod101 and these lessons helped me so much. I'm making the leap to N3 next year and will be spending a lot more time here!　i know my japanese still sucks but: こんにちはミサ先生！先週の日曜日にＪＬＰＴがありました。私の文法は上手だった＾＾

日本いったことある。😀にほんだいすき。

Just finished my japanese course (a basic one) and now I'm here watching these videos to not forget what I've learned. I still find kinda tricky some phrasal forms like たことがある, ければ... and so on, but Misa-sensei explains it so nicely that's almost impossible not understanding it.

Hi Misa Only recently discovered you. After a couple of trips to Japan in the last year I have decided to try and learn some Japanese as I love the country and will probably go there regularly in future. just wanted to tell how that your videos are fantastic. You are an excellent teacher with good judgement of what content is most useful. Please keep up the good work! Charles from Brisbane

As usual, your lesson made my weekend. The review part helps one feel one's memory has been working just fine (even if one has just had a one-week break between lessons, and one's mind seems empty just before the next lesson) - which is great. Plus there is a nice build-up of something new every time. And so the overall feeling about learning this relatively complicated language is finally very positive. I am in owe of your teaching style, both as a beginner learner of Japanese and a practicising teacher of English.) どうもありがとうございましたMisa,先生-)

Thank you sensei!!! All your videos are very helpful. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Thank you for these lessons!! It's really helpful and it's a rare channel that teaches Japanese that is so easy to understand. Again thanks!!

great explanation and examples. thanks a lot

Thanks you for all these lessons. They are really helpful.

Thank you for your very good and detailed grammar videos. So far I haven't found anything comparable. I will support you on patreon. Many thanks for everything

Your videos has great knowledge 👍!

Misa, your content is just excellent 👏👏👏

You are a great teacher, Misa! I am learning a lot! More powers to you. you deserve more followers/subscribers! much love from the Philippines. :)

you are one of the best from Japanese online teaching, I am sure.

Your videos are so good. You are THE best teacher ! Voice, pace contents . All is good and nothing comes unanswered after watching each of your videos. Thank you again .

These are so useful, Misa Sensei!

先生 有難う御座いました❤❤❤

Misa sensei is the best. Thanks for the lesson!

Thanks for all the good work Misa, you are really talented at keeping things simple =). It'd be great to have a video about Onyomi and Kunyomi, I find it quite confusing when one kanji has several readings and so on.

本当ありがとう先生

I have a test that goes over the usage of this phrase (among other things) today, and I'm watching this just to review really quick -- thanks so much!!

Your teachings and video editing for the subtitle,kanji was so amazing....i learn a lot of kanji because of your video and how youve done your vdeo...

thanks you so much. you are so great teacher.

Teacher can you please make a lot of videos because your explanation it's really excellent it's easy to understand

Thank you for the video!

日本に行ったことがある！Thank you so much, Misa-san for your incredible lessons!

I am really enjoying your lessons. I don't know why but when I first watched lesson 1 months ago I didn't continue with other videos. Maybe they were too advanced for me since I didn't know Hiragana yet. Well now, after 8 months I rediscovered the videos and they are definitely helping me. So thank you for your hard work!

it helps me so much thanks a lot.... and i enjoy every lesson you teach.... from Philippines arigato gozaimasu

I have to make a comment. I am an English teacher in Japan and consider myself a decent teacher who has patience and understanding but this girl is something else. My Japanese is of a lower intermediate level I would say but I felt compelled to watch her videos from the absolute beginner stage so that I could just get used to her style. However, I have actually learnt quite a lot from her beginner classes and will persist with them. Living in Japan, I can understand the nuances she uses in her teaching and I have to say its SPOT ON ! Apart from the unnecessary music, they are well articulated and delivered lessons. Great work Misa !! Although I am curious to know which country you went and studied. Being English I am going to say you studied in England but I am not 100 percent sure. There are a few American utterances in there. Your reference to not knowing what they say in America about "did you wait" tells me you are teaching to an American audience but maybe studied elsewhere. Please enlighten me !

有難う　ございます　🙏🙏🙏　you're a very good 先生。very clear

みさ先生、Your classes are so good and i always learn something new. (I would have said that last part in Japanese but idk how to)

みさ先生，with every video and lesson, I learn a little bit more. And I find I can understand some tweets or comments on my own! ありがとうございます！

Arigatou ! Misa Sensei. Your way of teaching is simple and easy to understand . Very Enjoyable ! I was having trouble with grammar but after seeing your videos , studying became more easy. I love Japanese songs and I want to learn Japanese to enjoy songs fully. Take Care . Be healthy and God Bless You :)

日本行ったことある！I'm going back in a week. Thanks for the help Misa.

thank you misa-sensei you're the best~

so helpful

日本に行ったことがあります。日本は大好き！I want to understand more Japanese and visit again.

文法のビデオをアプロードしてくれてありがとうございました！！

まっちゃのんだことある、大好き！

ありがとう！

Nihon ittakoto aru! Your tutorials are amazingly helpful!

ミサ先生ありがとう

ありがとう石原先生

Great source of learning Japanese:)

今年は東京に行ったことある。大好き！

thank you misa sensei

thanks a lot みさ先生. I'm from アルゼンチン

抹茶飲んだことある!　大好き😆💕

まちゃのんだことある！大好き！

日本行ったことある！今東京に住んでいるから！ビデオはありがとう！！！

Currently here in japan 😆😆 Doumoarigatougozaimasu for the lessons misa sensei!

I have never made the "知っていません" mistake before. I cannot even imagine when you would use the negative past progressive of 知る, actually. Very informative videos.

Sorry for the romanji but, nihon itta koto aru! Love your lessons. They supplement my weekly Japanese classes and gives me more listening practise :D

日本に行ったことがありません。This is such a great channel btw!

まっちゃのんだことある!だいすき❤

四回日本行ったことある。今月日本へそしてまた行くことある。日本は本当に一番です。

"nai" isn't really that weird for me cos in my language (Bangla), "nai" means the exact same thing, that something doesn't exist dope channel tho Misa-sensei, lovin it God bless you

@simcard2732

2 жыл бұрын

Same in Marathi

Nice studied with the native speaker...thank you sensai misa...love youuuu....

日本に来た。そして, 抹茶飲んだことある!本当に大好き！

A teacher better than Misa-sensei を聞いたことない。

2回 日本に いった ことが ありました！👌🏻

Arigatou, Misa sensei!!

夏の2年前に日本に行ったことがあります- natsu-no-ni-nen-mae ni Nihon ni itta koto ga arimasu / or inf. ...koto ga aru-) Thanks for another grand lesson-) Misa 先生どうもありがとうございました-) [the shortest version I belive would be: natsu ni-nen-mae nihon itta koto aru;-]

行ったことがあります!5回に行きました。一番好きな所は大阪です。大阪に行ったら美味しいお好み焼きを食べられるから!

抹茶飲んだことある！大好きから毎日飲む！

日本に行ったことがあります！ クラスで寝たことがありません。 日本人と話したことがあります。 まっちゃを飲んだことがあります。好きでした！

日本に行ったことないけど、行きたい！

I love matcha!

二回日本に行ったがあります！日本が好き！

抹茶を飲んだことある！抹茶は大好きな茶です！ I always buy some when I'm walking past Mooboo.

" にほんにいったことない。" ありがとぅございます！

Misa sensei in her usual fascinating combo of brains and looks. Watashi mo matcha ga daisuki!

抹茶飲んだことある！大好き！

Nihon itta kotto aru... Yokohama to Kyoto... Dreams came true... I can die happy but... I still wanna master Japanese...😊

日本に行ったことない、でも行ってみたい～

まっちゃをのんだことがあります、だいすきです！

日本行ったことないでも行きたい！ だから日本語を勉強している

抹茶を飲んだことがあります、大好きです！ 😁😁

お茶飲んだことある、大好き ！ 華麗なみさ先生が好きです。ごめん、先週誕生日おめでとうって言うの忘れらやった。送ればさながら、お誕生日おめでとございます。

@kofuchinoo

5 жыл бұрын

I'm proud that I can read some of this from learning the grade 1 and 2 kanjis

Its my day 15 -たくさん 習っていることがあリます ありかとうございます みさせんせい。

Super!!!!!

日本に行ったことがありません。でも、行きたいです!

みさ、 ビデオありがとう! イタリアから 😊🇯🇵🇮🇹

@JapaneseAmmowithMisa

7 жыл бұрын

グラッツィエ！（笑） ありがとう！

ミサ先生のクラスで寝た事ない。レッスンはすごく楽しかったんだから。 (I'm not very good at Japanese, please correct me if I made a mistake)

抹茶飲んだことある。美味しかった！

毎日　抹茶　を　のみます! だいすき! Ive been ordering directly from Kyoto (Hibiki-An) for few months now. I even bought Chasen and Chashaku! :-)