Appliable to Chinese users lol.

I can’t thank you enough, this is exactly what I needed. I’ve been stuck as a beginner without making much progress because I couldn’t wrap my head around sentence structure. I especially appreciate learning more about the actual Japanese way to understand Japanese grammar. I’m excited to watch the rest of your videos!

"my japanese friends" imagine having friends in your native or second language TwT

This was truly inspiring, thank you for working so hard to share your experience🫶🏼

what was surprising was the number of people wgho had at least basic comprihenshion was way bigger like a lot of people could understand what u were saying

the editing is insane

The whole UI is not working properly

Cure Dolly mention shocked me, your video reminded me of how she taught and seeing that out of no where was a welcoming surprise. RIP.

I don't comment often, but your video just screams quality! Too many Anki videos take too much time, or don't give you enough info about actually using the program, and the hotkeys are just the icing on the cake. Not to mention the good editing! Please don't stop making videos, cus you're great for first-timers to learning Japanese!

Where do I download the dile

1:49 What about せかいじゅう i cant get the word せかい at all😪😪

I just want something like Iago or Migaku to stop working with Chrome and just be built in Firefox. I haven't used Chrome in the last 5 years, unless I ran across a website that straight up states "we only work with chrome or edge". I hate using Chrome, it's a massive RAM eating issue, and the whole adblocker nonsense is just another reason not to use it. Why oh why do tools for learners insist on using Chrome when Firefox exists. I don't get it. It used to be a "Firefox couldn't because XYZ" but now Firefox CAN and Iago still has 0 support. Make it make sense.

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I'm 'bout to kaaaaaaaaan. *Watches video* ... nevermind.

Can’t justify the $10 month price tag when I can use the JPDB breader for free

can someone please explain to me why きれいくで is wrong? is it because its at the end of the sentence instead of the beginning?

Can these tips be applied to all languages. For example not Japanese , but Hebrew and Arabic what if I have multiple languages at the same time .

I'm still not sure about 4:36 like how would わ conjugate and when would you use it.

Wow, your videos are SOOOOOO freakin good, excellent information, very focused, no fluff, just pure knowledge, clearly explained. You are massively talented at this and the hard work you put in really shows. Thank you!!

Bro, I was looking for an ANKI tutorial video to add to my new video and... holy crap this is so well edited!

How would you say "The crepe wants to be eaten"?

Can you just write down the links that you make in the video? For some reason when i click on them all I get is youtube gives me some dumb AI generated "key points" and i cant actually access the links to the videos and the QR codes appear to be fake?

I just realized people kept saying yes bc ni hon go = ni hong kong

Efficiency? CHANGE MY LIFE

u confused me even more 😮‍💨

I always though www was a visual representation of ハハハハ

why 2.1.49? is there something special about it (btw you're my favorite japanese language youtuber~~)

Ok,ok, i understood, i will go and watch everything from beginning ;)

Explanation not good, more confusing. I doubt anyone who said it’s very clear, really understood anything.

I’m still concerned with -てる. What does this combination actually combine, and how do people use it?

I would recommend google ime for japanese. From my experience, it just works smoother than Microsoft's one. I had issues with MS ime on both my laptop and desktop, but using google ime solved all of them.

why not say watashi が instead of watashi は ?

I don't see the point in creating such a huge amount of cards. There will be too many to repeat and you will be overloaded. It's better to use free solutions and for that money take lessons with a teacher.

Where has this video been all of my life? HOLY CRAP I cant stop thinking about words Ive heard now over years of studying with slow growth. I learned so much more in this 13 min video.

ありがとよう❤

Setup vid has been removed😮

未然形 isn’t quite flawed - 未然形 historically ended in ア段 for 五段 verbs regardless - including in front of the auxiliary verb う. 飲もう was written 飲まう, 行こう was written 行かう, 使おう was 使はう (from 使ふ, cf. 使ひます, 使はない, 使へば), etc. Tangentially, ましょう used to be ませう (未然形 like in ません, ませぬ). However, due to pronunciation drift and orthographic reform, from the late Meiji era until the end of WWII, Japan embarked on an orthographic reform that essentially made the spellings reflect their current pronunciations as opposed to their historical ones. But - other than that point - this video is a must-see for ALL English speaking learners of Japanese. *This* is the real deal.

But what if I want to have Japanese and Chinese fonts displayed correctly?

5:21 I kneel... 🧎

3:49 "I am watching TV" is also a A is B sentence, though.

Yeah, I'm kinda interested in learning how to sp- KIRYU???