I started Japanese school 日本で but I'm watching these videos with renewed understanding that was lacking from school! Bless you for sharing knowledge here! I feel more confident hearing the reasons and situations for the 文法structure Genuinely excited to use these lessons

Thank you for this amazing lesson!

ビデオを使って、ありがとう。❤ How about adjective + mitai like in takai mitai, or hoshii mitai...does it have the same meaning?

Still the best!

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Hi Misa, i LOVE all your videos! Can I ask you a question? Instead of 泳ぐのが下手です、can i say泳ぎが下手です？

Thank you so so so so much!! I always feel that I learn something new when I watch your videos. Thank youuuu! At first, I didn't really know Japanese and didn't really understand Japanese, but now I can watch simple videos in Japanese and I would understand somewhat. Thank youuuu❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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Misa is by far the best help ive recieved for learning japanese. From how the sentences are on screen with kanji and furigana, to how she encourages you to try to translate the sentences after thoroughly explaining it, and even how she guesses some mistakes we might make (like using に instead of で). And the way she explains i've even just listened to her videos while doing other activities (so im not looking at the sentences on screen) and still learn a lot! Hope she's doing well currently ❤

Thank you for the lesson!

Hello there. I have just found your lectures two days back and I am absolutely and thoroughly obsessed with your teaching style. You are comprehensive, clear and thorough in your lessons. I am learning a lot. Thank you for making these videos. Wish you more success and happiness. ❤

So cute!

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So I learned from this that I also don't know English very well. (I thought "mum" was a flower - we used to buy mums for high school events in the 1980s... Now I know it can also mean "female parent".)

9:43 that tsutututu was so cute and funny😭

Thank you, Misa 先生! What happens with the verb “to pick up”? It already ends おう in the dictionary form (hirou). Does it become hiroou in the volitional form? A triple, really long o sound?

This video is so useful. Thank you, Misa.

thank you very much.

I have a question, in the UK it’s normal for girls to send xx at the end of messages as kisses to friends, would a Japanese girl send kisses to a male friend?

ほんとにありがとうミサさん先生🎉❤

Thank you so much Misa for everything 🤘🎵🙂. Take care so much.

8:22 If you don't want to say the word, just quote Kenshiro "you're already dead".

@29:50, isn’t suteki da ne supposed to be “isn’t it beautiful “?

Thank you Misa sensei 🙏🏻🤍

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5:25 everybody googled

babe you're not a very good communicator in english

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this was super helpful for (finally) learning the proper phrases! thank you!

das ist in Europa einfacher - da sagt man einfach, was man meint und muss sich nicht hinter differenzierten Höflichkeitsfloskeln verstecken und bitte heißt einfach bitte

I'm taking the N5 tomorrow and now I feel really confident :D This video really helped me understand the different types of questions that I could get so thank you very much! I'm so grateful for all the videos you make. Your style of teaching is so easy to understand so tyty

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Thank you so much!! I'm taking jap classes but they only explain a small part of the grammar. I prefer a fullt detailed explanation so I always go back to your content to learn more!! Full context helps me understand why words are used for such and such, ty!!!!

I love the details of these lessons but how can I get notes??... I have to pause every second cause as an intermediate beginner I'm learning too many "good" things. 😢 Tho thanks so much for making these lessons for us Misa sensei :))

Thank you, Misa 先生 ! Please, what is the difference between 一人で and じぶんで (hitori de / jibun de)?

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晩ご飯はベーコンとワッフル食べた。

トルコに住んでいる !

事　VS　物 ⇒　事って言いうのは英語では「intangible objects」、その一方物って言いうのは英語では「tangible objects」ということで。

The way you describe “ikigai” sounds a lot like “[this thing/activity/etc] is giving me life!”

She looks pissed those who write wrong konnichiwa

Thank you so much Ms. Misa for this video.❤. Planning to take N4 this December. Btw, I have a question regarding the word やさしい、as you had mentioned it means “kind” but does it also mean “easy”? As in easy to use? Your reply is much appreciated.❤