I'm really looking forward to when he gets to all the N1 content, it's going to be interesting to see.
@JustIzzan2 сағат бұрын
seeing Trails from zero gave me legit goosebumps, the best JRPG series ever
@M4ID43 сағат бұрын
Personal timestamps 1:37 開く to open 3:01 有る to posess 3:23 歩く to walk 3:56 言うto say 4:21 行くto go 5:01 要る to need 5:48 売るto sell 6:05 置くto put 6:27 送る to send 6:51 押す to push 8:01 おわる to end 8:31 買うto buy 8:51 返すto return an object 9:12 帰るto return home 10:00 かかる to take time/money 10:20 書くto write
@scissors614 сағат бұрын
I'll take any Hideo Kojima I can! <3
@summerweendream97064 сағат бұрын
Awesome stuff, thank you for all your hard work!
@Moddeang1235 сағат бұрын
The example from DEATH STRANDING... What is the different between いま の わたしのいきかただ and いま は わたしのいきかただ Is it have the same meaning?
@Queen_of_Catastrophe7 сағат бұрын
So it seems を通して and を通じて are used like particle で as means to do something
@madimulhearn82198 сағат бұрын
Oh my gosh I do Japanese at school, was self taught for two years then joined in Year 10, and dude you have changed my life. You are the most incredible creator ever, with school and you I could be unstoppable! Japanese was already my favourite thing but you just made it like infinitely more fun than it already was which I thought was impossible, but like oh my gosh you are amazing. I can't even put into words, you deserve like over a million subscribers. You are so kind and amazing and I adore all your examples and the effort and love you put into every video! I told my Japanese teacher about you and she also knew who you were and said she also loved you!! I am also in Australia by the way to!! This just give me even more motivation that I can become fluent! Also I thought I should mention for 2 years now I have been struggling with anorexia and have been hospitalised 3 times, and Japanese was one of the only things keeping me going, I wish I found you sooner, if I had you back then it would have been my number one source of joy as it is right now I truly believe it. I just got my period back a couple days ago and I found you around the same time and I don't think I have felt this positive in a long time! I love you so so much, youll change the world dude, thank you for everything you do, I dont know where I would be without you (You will save my life for the HSC in 2 years btw THANK YOU AAA) I hope I can be like you one day, you are my inspiration. No matter what, i will be here supporting you all the way!!! Sending you all the love and hugs!! From Madi <333333 :DDDD
@giuseppeagresta1425Сағат бұрын
This is the cutest YT comment-ramble I've ever seen 😂 What are you currently doing in Japanese btw, if I can ask? I'm playing Persona 3 FES and waiting for my Koimonogatari LN, I felt it might've been cool to share :-) (On a side note, I'm sorry you were hospitalized in the past, I hope you're well now)
@Dander50009 сағат бұрын
So if I got that right, を通して and を通じて can both be used when the word in english would be "throughout"? Only if using it for "through or via" you'd definitely have to pick either one or the other? Or maybe this topic is still a bit too much for me at my current level.. In the review I felt like I was just guessing every time when the english word was "throughout"...
@GameGengo9 сағат бұрын
を通して and を通じて can be used interchangeably to mean 'through; via' (the nuance changes depending on which you use though to give a more active feel vs passive feel) (sometimes you use one over the other, if the nuance is more passive/active) を通して and を通じて can mostly be used interchangeably when meaning 'throughout' (without really having the same nuance differences) (as we saw in the video, almost the exact same sentence was used with both)
@elliot24419 сағат бұрын
Great video! Your explanation made it so much easier to understand.
@GameGengo9 сағат бұрын
Glad you enjoyed the video and explanation <3
@waywardpony9 сағат бұрын
Awesome. These are all wonderful :)
@GameGengo9 сағат бұрын
Thanks so much <3
@irule103389 сағат бұрын
Thanks for this video! I still have a hard time differentiating between Action (transitive) and Result (intransitive). Any good resources on this you could recommend me ?
@GameGengo9 сағат бұрын
I would like to make a video on it at some stage, but the simplest way to see the difference I feel is with context. 流す (transitive) - 水を流す (I pour/let flow the water) 流れる (intransitive) 水が流れる (The water flows) You can see the transitive verb has a clear ACTOR with 'I' as well as the を particle showing what noun I act upon with the verb Whereas with the intransitive verb you can see its more objectively stating a result/state, there is no clear actor, and it uses the が particle to state what is the doer or be-er of the verb Transitive verbs need an actor/doer of the action Intransitive don't, its just expressing the state
@a.abdessamad10 сағат бұрын
is this the only video in JLPT N4 Grammar playlist ?
@GameGengo10 сағат бұрын
It is, because I did all the N4 in the Complete N4 Grammar video, they haven't yet been released individually, I will be doing them individually after finishing Genki I content individually :) Sorry for the wait! Got loooots of videos im working on haha
@a.abdessamad10 сағат бұрын
@@GameGengo Thank you, I will use the complete N4 grammar video untill you release them individually. I imagine how much hard work you are putting in making these amazing videos, keep the hard work 💪🏻
@yasseralg392810 сағат бұрын
Amazing ... please keep up your amazing work
@GameGengo10 сағат бұрын
Thanks so much for enjoying the video! There's much much more coming! <3
@Yogarine11 сағат бұрын
This is exactly what I needed. ありがとうございます!
@poniesatemypencils18 сағат бұрын
Ahh, one of my favourite scenes in FF7 Remake, maybe because I love Aerith so much haha. So it's so cool to see this sort of breakdown, you explain things so well!!! I started playing FF7 Remake in Japanese (with the help of tools of course) and I am enjoying it. But watching your videos makes it so much easier to comprehend it further. So thank you!!!
@facundocesa493119 сағат бұрын
Voice acting is very nice, but furigana is simply vital to me, and I guess many others.
@M4ID420 сағат бұрын
Personal timestamps: 7:11 - だから becuase 8:02 だけ only 9:00 でしよう it seems 10:00 だろう 13:51 どうして why 16:26 が meaning 2: but
@ungabungus01Күн бұрын
What is the song at the 19 minute mark? So close to knowing which game it is hit can't quite think of it
@metafruКүн бұрын
Excellent resource, thanks.
@andrewstark1320Күн бұрын
Wow, this is incredible I wish we could play the game with your translation. I always wanted to play the first MGS with JAP audio and ENG translation but for some reason nobody ever thought of a translation project which is a shame.
@n8steez832Күн бұрын
dude thanks so much i will always come back toi study this video, i took a note on every single peice of informationi could you showed us in this video thanks seriosuly so much this was brilliant im watching and reviewing every textbooook you made, so much content and information of high quiality in one place.
@justaperson1123Күн бұрын
For myself 0:27 i adjectives 2:46 negative form 12:35 past tense 14:02 past negative 5:21 irregular I adjective 6:05 na adjectives 7:15 delectation of nouns だ and だった 16:57 past tense でした 18:35 long ass polite ending 7:56 negative form 17:52 past negative 8:58 exceptions 18:28 summarize conjugate 10:36 summarize 10:58 expressing degree
@yoyiyoyi7216Күн бұрын
Way helpful
@axa1222 күн бұрын
Personal categorized timestamps....Why? I like to overview first and simplify before consuming the materials... Note that some of these word/category may not accurately reflect their actual use-case, the wrong category or a mix of categories.. But i think its helpful enough to get the gist of it... Anyone feel free to correct or make use of this. ↓ [Simple] 14:53 - が (ga) - 1: subject marker 16:20 - が - but, however 01:58:59 - は - topic marker 01:28:52 - を - object marker particle 28:04 - か - question particle 10:36 - で (de) - 1: at, in 11:33 - で (de) - 2: with, by 01:06:40 - に - destination particle; in; at; on; to 01:08:43 - に - at (time/place) 01:09:11 - に - to (indicates direction / destination) 01:09:35 - に/へ - to (indicates direction / destination) 01:51:57 - と - and; 01:53:11 - と - with 01:53:52 - と - as 02:02:50 - や - and; or; connecting particle 42:17 - も - too; also; as well 01:14:57 - の - possessive particle 01:15:52 - の - verb nomalizer 02:04:46 - よ - you know; emphasis (ending particle) 01:22:28 - お - polite marker; honorific prefix particle 01:25:01 - ご - polite marker; honorific prefix particle 01:05:26 - ね - isn't it? right? eh? 05:36 - だ- to be (am, is, are, were, used to) 04:16 - です - to be (am, is, are, were, used to) 28:45 - か~か - or 20:53 - い-adjectives - i-adjectives 45:20 - な-adjectives - na-adjectives [Contrast/Explanation] 12:06 - でも - but; however; though~ 32:40 - けど - but; however; although~ 33:42 - けれども - but; however; although~ 01:20:43 - ので - because of; given that; since 01:02:12 - のです - to explain something; show emphasis 01:04:35 - んです - to explain something; show emphasis 01:31:09 - しかし - but; however~ 01:32:51 - それから - and; and then; after that; since then 01:34:09 - そして - and; and then; thus; and now~ 06:46 - だから - because [Location/Time related] 35:56 - まだ - still; not yet 37:01 - まだ~ていません - have not yet~ 37:55 - まで - until; as far as; to (an extent); even~ 39:10 - 前に(まえに)- before; in front of~ [Quantity] 07:42 - だけ - only; just; as much as~ 34:40 - Noun + くらい/ぐらい- about, approximately 35:29 - Noun + くらい/ぐらい - at least, at the very least 01:35:37 - すぎる - too much [Ordering/Prohibiting?] 00:56 - ちゃいけない・must not do (spoken Japanese) 02:20 - じゃいけない must not do (spoken Japanese) 03:25 - じゃだめ - must not do (spoken Japanese) 53:53 - ないといけない - must do; have an obligation to do 55:22 - なくてはいけない - must do; need to do 56:52 - なくてはならない - must do; need to do 57:53 - なくちゃ - must do; need to; gotta do 48:10 - な - don’t do 51:49 - ないで - don't do 01:47:44 - てください - please do 52:38 - ないでください - please don't do 01:48:54 - てはいけない - must not; may not; cannot 19:43 - ほうがいい - had better; it'd be better to; should~ 50:44 - ないで - without doing~ ; To do [B] without doing [A] [Question/Confirmation] 08:42 - でしょう - I think; it seems; probably; right? 09:46 - だろう - I think; it seems; probably; right? 13:02 - どんな - what kind of; what sort of 13:37 - どうして - why; for what reason; how 14:14 - どうやって - how; in what way; by what means / 40:02 - ませんか - would you; do you want to; shall we~ 41:03 - ましょう - let's ~; shall we ~ 41:37 - ましょうか - shall I ~; used to offer help to the listener 01:30:04 - をください - please give me~ / [Misc, idk man] 43:39 - もう - again; another 44:54 - もう - anymore; (no) longer 29:54 - から - from 49:05 - なあ - sentence ending particle; confirmation; admiration, etc 59:59 - なる - to become 01:10:46 - にいく - go to do (verb) 01:11:29 - にいく - go to do (noun) 01:13:33 - にする - to decide on 01:40:11 - たい - want to do something 18:58 - がほしい - to want something 01:54:32 - とき - when; at this time 22:47 - 一番(いちばん)- the most; the best 23:56 - 一緒に(いっしょに)- together 31:09 - 方(かた)- the way of doing something; how to do 24:49 - いつも - always; usually; habitually 01:56:12 - とても - very; awfully; exceedingly 01:42:57 - たり - do such things as A 01:41:18 - たり~たり - do such things as A and B 02:00:54 - は〜より・・・です - [A] is more ~ than [B] 02:05:44 - より~ほうが - [A] is more than [B] 01:57:29 - つもり - plan to ~; intend to ~ 01:45:19 - ている - ongoing action or current state 01:46:29 - てから - after doing~ 01:50:01 - てもいい ・ていい - is okay, is alright to, can, may 01:19:39 - のが好き(のがすき)- to like doing something 17:18 - があります - there is; is (non-living things) 18:23 - がいます - there is; to be; is (living things) 01:17:28 - のが下手(のがへた)- to be bad at doing something 01:18:29 - のが上手(のがじょうず)- to be good at 01:43:45 - てある - is/has been done (resulting state) 01:37:47 - たことがある - to have done something before 01:39:06 - たことがない - to have never done something before 25:43 - ではない - to not be (am not; is not; are not) 27:10 - じゃない - to not be (am not; is not; are not) 58:43 - なくてもいい - don't have to 02:02:00 - はどうですか - how about; how is
@wofan10002 күн бұрын
I really enjoyed this one. Hopefully in the future you plan on doing more episodes of this game
@Mert-n7h2 күн бұрын
I won't have a chance to play this game but that's a really cool video. ありがたきお言葉:)
@Talkingtomyself122 күн бұрын
This help me so so much Thank you very much making this video
@chromium77452 күн бұрын
Thanks man, you're amazing and my favourite Japanese KZbinr
@DillyDewon2 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@quanglinhnguyen40502 күн бұрын
Omg this is crazily useful
@lalalala32432 күн бұрын
Thank you so much my dude!
@simonl42262 күн бұрын
The Kenshin ref ❤
@あれくす3 күн бұрын
This was super helpful, thanks so much!
@kaleeshsynth99943 күн бұрын
I love how adjectives work very similarly to English put it before the verb, but we also have adjectives that can be used as nouns too.
@andreidxd69643 күн бұрын
Someone give this man a trophy 🌟
@Vividruin3 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for this! It's amazing! Can't wait for N2 and N1 either!!