日本語での説明も簡潔で、大変重宝しております。 ありがとうございます。 それにJunさん、ええ声ですね!!!

この先生はとても指導技術が高く、とても良い授業を提供してくださいます。分かりやすく、楽しいです。

わかりやすいです！ありがとうございます😃

@Hapaeikaiwapage

9 жыл бұрын

若尾夏世 Thanks :)

初めて見たけど、日本語の発音が全部完璧。。。すごい。。

普段使えそうな英語を教えて下さるのでとても勉強になっています。 最後のReviewも、メモをとっているので役に立ちます！ ありがとうございます！

俳優の阿部寛に似てて良いですね。：）

thank you.としか言うてなかったのでとても勉強になりました。

Thanks a million for uploading those amazing vids! You made my day :)

Thanks a lot! You made my day!!

復習があるのがわかりやすい！

Thank you for teaching me!

Thanks a lot for teaching us English!

@Hapaeikaiwapage

9 жыл бұрын

angellloo Keep it up!

Thanks for everything.

Thank you so much. you made my day. 仕事で使ってみよう！

Thank you for teaching me English. I owe you one!

とっても勉強になりました。 英会話頑張ります。

every time I watch your vedios,your vedios make my day.

Thank you for your explanation !!

どれも凄く勉強になります！

Thanks for teaching. You made my day★

@Hapaeikaiwapage

9 жыл бұрын

Yang KS Thanks for learning!

Yes, you did. Thanks a million! ;)

You made my day. This is really useful video.

ものすごくわかりやすいです！！

Thank you. I appreciate it.

今は英語は筆記よりコミュニケーションだと思ってます。学校の英語の授業は未だ筆記重視の授業でとても時代遅れだなと、思っていたのですがHapaさんの動画を見てとても感心しました。更に英語を習いたいと思いました。これからも動画投稿よろしくありがとうございます。 長々とすみません。

Thank you so much for your interesting english lesson all the time. My english level is very poor especially in business writing. With the help of this lesson now i can write a short sentences. I owe you one mr. June😅

教え方が上手い！👏🏻

すごい勉強になります。

thank you for uploading

何本か見させて頂いていますが、とても勉強になります。 今ユタのプロボにいるので使わせて頂いてます♪

ur awesome man!!

Thank you very much for teaching me that I have been confused about how to add my feeling after the phrase thank you. Your lesson helps me out a lot.

Thank you for having us. お邪魔します、なんて邪魔するっていう単語を考えたりするJap English

Thanks a million! If you like, please teach us " might have pp, could have pp, would have pp........might, could, would" I always confused and still don't understand these words... Anyway, thank you! You made my day!😊

@Hapaeikaiwapage

9 жыл бұрын

ka tsu Thank you too! Hmm "would have / could have / might have" can get quite confusing. I'll try to make a video about this in the future! Thanks for your suggestion :)

Thank you very much. I learned a lotこんな感じでしょうか？

you may myday

Thanks a billion!!! I try to use these words(^^)

Nice to meet you. I watched your video for the first time today. It's easy to understand. It's a good word "thanks" isn't it? It makes people happy. Though it's still morning , you made my day. I use these phrases positively.

@Hapaeikaiwapage

9 жыл бұрын

natsue baitou I'm glad you enjoyed the video lesson. There are many ways you can express your appreciation but a simple "thanks" is always best. Thanks Natsue!

Thank you for your amazing lesson! Are you a half Japanese??

You made my good day. Is this correct to use?

I usually watch your movie :) Your movie is useful for me 👍thank you I appreciate it😁 and May I ask you a question ? I'm high school student. Where did you learn about English ? difference of between Japanese English and Native English

Hit the thumbs first and started watching videos

You made my day mate! :)

@Hapaeikaiwapage

9 жыл бұрын

12oclockmidnight Your comment made my day too!

Thank you はややフォーマルでThanksはややカジュアルと思ってるんですけど、合ってますか？ 社内や初対面のひとあてはえThank youを使った方が無難かと思ってたんですが、どう使い分けてますか？

I owe you one この借りはいつか返すから I appreciated it 感謝しています You made my day は動画コメント欄でよく見かける。 Thanks a million Thanks for everthing

初めまして、実用的な動画と解りやすい解説ありがとうございます。 オーガナイザー宅に遊びに行って 日本語での、、おじゃましますや、、おじゃましてます、、、と言うには何と言えばいいのでしょうか？

@rooneyviet

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for having me.

とても勉強になります そして、アメリカではcheersはありがとうという意味で使わないのですか？ ニュージーランドでは使います イギリス英語でしょうか？

@xperia1301

6 жыл бұрын

ヒデト尾島 cheers って乾杯じゃなかったっけ？

なるほどです(-´∀`-)

I've never heard "thanks a million" nor "thanks a bunch" but is it just used for only casual conversation?

@Hapaeikaiwapage

8 жыл бұрын

+Masako Maggie Yup! It's commonly used in casual conversation.

@dzunku1

7 жыл бұрын

"Thanks a billion"とか"thanks a trillion"と言えばもっと感謝している事になりますか？ちょっとだけ感謝している時には"Thanks for a thousand"とか"Thanks for a hundred"ではどうでしょう？

1週目。

ありがとうの言い方がブルゾン

コンビニでの接客の最後に、Thank you for your patronage.（ご愛顧ありがとうございます）っていってるけど、ネイティヴには伝わっているのだろうか。 日本語の意訳で使えるかもと決めたが、なんかビジネスemailの締めでよく見る気がするなぁ

Go ahead. Make my day. を思い出したぞ。映画の題名が思い出せない。

Junｻﾝ初めまして。今、ﾌﾞﾛｸﾞで復習しようと思ったのですが見あたらなくて困ってます…🙇💦

今度遊ぼう！じゃあよろしくねって英語でなんていうのか教えてもらいたいです。

I owe you oneってあなたに義理ができたみたいな風に聞こえるんだけどそれで良いのかな？

Please listen to my performance. I wish you good luck in your heart Enjoy music by sound, music whether it is fun if you enjoy it. I was happy just being able to do the electone (music). It is poor performance by self-current, but please listen if you like Just trust yourself, then you will know how to live. Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) · panic disorder · sleep disorder · tic disorder is not defeated Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) · panic disorder · insomnia · tic disorder are not defeated ❗ surely win ❗ I am glad of my heart that I got sick and I can restart with my favorite Yamaha Electone again. So I am grateful for my illness. I thank the Yamaha Electone that only supports my mind. No matter what you say, let's challenge something by believing in yourself, whether you are stupid or not. I am happy. I'm happy. I will not lose, no matter how much I am stupid or laughing. I will continue to play, whether it is an unfriendly performance. Because I like Electone. As long as I feel that, I will challenge and continue playing. I will not give it up. 'Cause I am not a professional amateur. Someday, I want to be a mission person (myself) who can send only courage and hope, through my own experience and through the performance of the electone again, I can send courage and hope! If this is my "fate" I will change it to "mission"! This time, we will definitely change from being "saved" to "saving". From "Encouraged side" to "Encouraging side". He can who thinks he can, and he can’t who thinks he can’t. This is an inexorable, indisputable law.

Big thank you.は友人からくるメッセージに見かけました。使うのは女性だけでしょうか。。。

今回は様々なthank youの言い表し方のvideoだってけど... I always have trouble pronouncing, "specific". Does the letter S contains in the grammar? Is it "Be, Specific." Or "Be Pecific." How can I pronounce it right?

この頃のは分かりやすい、テレビみたいになってきてねーか？