Years of learning Japanese and these videos of Misa's never fail to teach me something I've never seen in text books or heard from Japanese teachers before - brilliant. I love Misa's accent too - part "British" and part Japanese, very nice sounding.

It constantly blows my mind how good her English is.

はず has the nicest mnemonic ever. すごいはず = HAZ to be sugoi

@user-ym7hb9io1k

5 жыл бұрын

hahahahah i love it

@pjguitar15

3 жыл бұрын

That's a good one! You made me remember it more easily haha

@coolpartygrandma2495

3 жыл бұрын

greato

Your English is so natural ~_~ I hope my Japanese can be equally as natural one day!

I've been studying Japanese at home for about 2 months now because I love Japan and I'm going there for 4 months next year. I need to learn as much as possible before I go and DAMN you're a good teacher. You explain everything in a way that makes it a lot easier to understand.

loving those 'so anyway' parts :)

@samsherbudathoki9026

3 жыл бұрын

Ya

So nara is used when: • the conditions switch orders • when quoting someone (indirectly?) • contrasting existing items (just like は ?) Anything else..?

@SomeDud-lm1mi

4 жыл бұрын

jlearn.net/Dictionary/Browse/1009470-nara-%E3%81%AA%E3%82%89-

I just found your channel a couple weeks ago. Out of all the Japanese language channels. This channel is by far the most helpful. ありがとうごさいまず ！

@geometrydashmega238

6 жыл бұрын

MadChris49 I agree. I love the way she teaches and it reminds me of my English classes with modal verbs and conditionals haha. I feel like other channels do a great job but the progress is too slow for me. Learning all this grammar stuff is useful to understand the language faster.

@BiGSmoke-.-

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

Be back to watch later. Just came to drop my like because I already know it'll be great :)

Justs realised that the Kanji for Medicine (Kusuri) is made up of the Kanji for Grass and Kanji for Fun. Medicine = Fun Grass (Some types are lol)

@pjguitar15

3 жыл бұрын

LMAOO

@raleraly2599

3 жыл бұрын

yeah this grass makes you feel funny 🥴

@KamiSeiTo

3 жыл бұрын

You said it in a light, fun way, but I think it is actual origin of this kanji. Except that this kanji also mean kinda "to be at ease" (sorry my English isn't really good), as in 楽になる which is +/- "to relax". And I think originally medicines were herbs you used to make people feel better, so yes, the 草冠 with the kanji 楽 would be the best way to express this. n_n

@KamiSeiTo

3 жыл бұрын

And also, Japanese can use クスリ to mean drugs (the recreative ones), but usually in katakana, not in kanji. n_n

Thank you Misa! I've just finished watching all 3 parts and took notes on all of them. Whew! Time to study 📚💪

Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo! Comme toujours vos explications sont très claires!

I love your lessons so much, you're a great teacher! I'm glad I found your channel and I'll defiantly recommend it to my friends who are also studying Japanese!

Yay, a new video from Misa-sensei! ありがとうがざいます！

thank you for the video, can you record a lesson explaining how to use ところ? There's a ton of ways I got confused sometimes thru my self-studying.

@johnackerman9441

6 жыл бұрын

I’m actually hoping for the same lesson, all the different usages gets confusing

Thank you, I've only really learnt Japanese from textbooks and apps, this is so helpful as you explain how to use Japanese in real sentences.

Wonderful lesson! 本当にありがとうございます！

さすが、ミサ先生！ いつも沢山勉強になるよ！

Thank you for so useful lesson! I've been never understand that before I watched your video. 💛💛💛

EXCELLENT explanation. the first that has truly made sense to me. thank you!

Not everyone is a ninja 23:51 😅

@kunstderfugue

5 жыл бұрын

Also not everyone is an editing ninja :D

@BiGSmoke-.-

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

みさなら出来る! Thank you for your lesson 💌🇯🇵

Very very useful Misa 先生！ありがとうございます🙏

thank you so much misa先生 my parents are japanese and i joined a japanese school last year, but, seriously, i learn so much with you, thank you again!

Misa, your lessons are great and very useful, you make Japanese grammar very simple and easy to understand, you are wonderful, thanks

ありがとうございますミサ先生！助かった！

The final use of nara discussed in the video was brand new for me. Very interesting!

Thanks to you Misa, i study japanese 1h each day!! the best sensei!!

このレッスンが大好き！どうもありがとう、みさ先生！

レッスン相変わらず素晴らしい！ミサ先生からたくさんの文法を学んだ！本当にありがとう！：）

Misa, many thanks! As always, your explanations are super clear.

This 4 part series is pure gold !!❤ Also, your subtitles are second to none ! Love the helpful "gap version for gaijins" 😁

your videoss are amasing you made japanese grammar much easier to understand thank you

This video is very helpful. I've been struggling with なら and たら. ありがとうございます！

Your work is great! Congrats! You have helped me a lot in several subjects of the japanese language! I hope you keep motivated and doing a great job!

Amazing lesson, thank you!

全のレッソンはとても役に立つわよ。日本語を習う大学生だ、そしてだいたい先生の説明は十分じゃないとか、余り分からない。でもミサの動画が最高~どうもありがとう

Thank you misa sensei More video pls, Your all video Really helps

ミサ先生さいこう!!

これは私の誕生日のプレゼントですね。ありがとうございます。

@TakahashiQR

2 жыл бұрын

Yo cambiaría el ですね por ですよ o ningúno

2 жыл бұрын

@@TakahashiQR yo ahora también, supongo.... gracias!

@TakahashiQR

2 жыл бұрын

@ sí, que yo recuerde el ね es para estar de acuerdo cuando tenemos una experiencia mutua, cosa que no pasa si es solo tu cumpleaños

2 жыл бұрын

@@TakahashiQR así es

Everything in your work is so beautiful!

良く分かりました。詳しくて一つずっつご説明してくれてありがとう

みさ先生ほど「～たら」と「～なら」の違いをわかりやすく説明できる先生がいない。ありがとうございました。

excellent lesson!

ありがとう、みさ先生！

Another excellent video, so clear and helpful, thank you so much!!

Very helpful!

Very useful, thank you very much!!

Love all you videos.. Love yah :-)

教えてくれてありがとうございます！

yes great and clear way of Explaining !

Misa, вы очень хорошо, просто, понятно и интересно все объясняете.Благодаря вам я наконец то начала понимать структуру японского языка.Спасибо вам огромное.У вас замечательный канал.

Thank you for this lesson!💙

Amazing lesson!

Yes I do too love your videos you speak another language that I could understand thank you very much.

Really good lesson! arigatou gozaimashita Akemahite omidettou gozaimashita Misa sensei

Misa i promise to support your patreon in the future ;W; you've helped me so much

23:34 このすごく面白い時間ために本当にありがとう、超可愛かった

thank you for the lesson

this was really helpful, I always learn a lot from your videos! it would be interesting if you make a test on if and when (like you did for particles for exemple), that would really help, cause i can't find any way to test what i've learnt. Thank you!

It really built on previous lessons. Thanks. Any thoughts of another video explaining the plot of "Kimi no na wa" from a Japanese perspective :)?

I have using just もし+たら to say if…omg!! Huge learning

thank you for easy explanation😍

Got the sentence at 22:37 completely correct, just like that didn't have to think about it. Not much but, still glad.

Hi Misa! Thank you again for your nice videos. I am wondering if there is a difference or a nuance between しなきゃ、しないと、and しなくちゃ. Do you have a video on this, or will you make one? ありがとうございます！

教えてあげてどうもありがとうみさ先生。色々ことを覚えました。

@Darnokk15

6 жыл бұрын

くれて*

Mega Jazz Hands Misa sensei for this lesson!

Very good, Misa!

Please do more learn Kanji with vocab for beginners videos. Those videos were so good

Great video!!!

もう一度、はっきりして説明しました。 その通りです。日本語を正しくてはっきりして楽しんで教えることは、みさ先生ならできます。 メールの返信が受け取らなかったから、届かなかったかな。。。 Laetitia.

ミサ先生はとても勤勉ですね。過労死は気をつけてくださいね。

Is there going to be a video on ば conditionals as well? I'd love to see that!

Super useful! 👍🏼👍🏼

ミサ先生なら出来る！Thanks

Thanks!

i love this girl and her channel

i have to support each of your video

I like your voice and how you explain :)

Can you do a video on directions in Japanese? Specifically, directions on apps like Google Maps and such.

Thank you..

ありがとうございます😊

Very good lessons on tara, nara and to..... but please include the "ba" form of verbs. For example ikeba (if you go). Thank you.

Hi Misa! Your videos are literally the best Japanese tutorials available on KZread! I've been living and working in Japan for 2 years and your videos have really helped. I just wanted to ask why you have to cut your videos so much? Sometimes it's difficult to watch because you jump around a lot... other than that, your videos are flawless. Just wanted to provide some feedback and hope this doesn't get downvoted to oblivion :/ Thanks so much for your hard work.

Always, such great lessons. While covering "if" could you do a bonus lesson about もし/もしも。。。お願いします。 Also, interesting point on asking directions in a train station. It explains why I get I get slightly odd looks saying 池袋にどう行きますか？笑

はなし方はすばらしい。

Misa's English is so good that I usually forget that she was Japanese :D

なるほど

奈良なら行ったことがあります なら　なら　いった　ことが　あります I've been to Nara (but not Osaka)

Now I understand the Demon slayer opening: Tsuyoku nareru... Thank you🤗🤗♥️♥️

You really explain very well. Can you please explain *moshi~v(た)+nara /Tara * For hypothetical sentences for example -if I had kept milk into refrigerator,it wouldn't have spoiled. If I had a car,I would have gone to the party. Please explain it soon

1. another way of using なら: Given that(타인에게 들은 내용을 조건으로 받아서) ~, I'll do ~. 先輩がそう言うなら、私も行きます。 先輩が好きなら、この曲はすごいはず。 12:27 2. contrast 목적의 '~라면'으로써의 용법 : ミサならできる！ 미사라면 할 수 있어!(남들과는 달리) 녹차 있나요? --- (녹차는 없고) 홍차라면 있는데요. 25:44 緑茶がありますか？　ー　紅茶ならあります。 must/have to : し(부정형) + (なきゃ / なければ) + いけません 強くならなきゃ 23:30 方がいい : 동사의 경우 긍정문이면 과거형, 부정문이면 현재형 14:50

Misa sensei, will there be a part 4 explaining the use of ば?

thanks❤💙✌

if nara is used to show contrast and wa is also used to show contrast then which one would i use?? is there a difference?? someone please explain!!

i think saying nara is like saying "if that's the case..." or "since that is the case..."

@geometrydashmega238

6 жыл бұрын

eren yeager "given that" sticks to me better but yeah, it's the same

@keyboardwarria

6 жыл бұрын

yea "given that..." is the most direct translation too

the senpai/kouhai meme is dope lol

いつもお世話になります。「コンビニに行くなら、牛乳を買ってきて。」っと言いました例文は、’なら’の代わりに’ついでに’も使えますか？

If I'm not mistaken there's only one more to go which is the ば conditional?

Early comment. Feels good.