#23 May / Can I do ~? Can I use? てもいい ┃Japanese Beginner Lesson

[@dujon]

I've come to realize how on point her editing skills are.

[@calebwright288]

"Without learning the て form, you basically can't speak Japanese."

[@zsualite7984]

Good thing I learned it in 20 minutes or so

[@decordova.]

easy peasy ... eatete ii desuka, peete ii desuka. kisste ii desuka. drinkte ii desuka.

[@timtheyjudd7623]

@@decordova. Make sure you know how the te form works on the verbs lol

[@中国-t3k]

@@zsualite7984 yeah you learned in 20 minutes but you will forget it in 1 day xD

[@micocielo7112]

@@中国-t3k yeah it took me like 5x watching it before I fully memorized but genius ppl can do that in 20 mins

[@adam15021992]

When I was in Hiroshima, I went to a museum and I were wondering if I could take pictures there. I asked someone, "写真を撮ってもいいですか？," feeling really proud of my Japanese. But then the answer was in "super saiyan" Japanese, I didn't get anything of it and I was back on the ground...

[@Sweetdude64]

Did you ever figure out what he said?

[@JishinimaTidehoshi]

I love it how you explain things so well and in such a calm and relaxing manner. Also, thank you for writing in Kanji and showing us both casual, polite and very polite Japanese. You're a very good 先生！😊

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope by now your Japanese is intermediate by watching her videos.

[@JishinimaTidehoshi]

@@BiGSmoke-.- Not just by watching her videos but, yes, her videos do help a lot with grammar! Btw I'm replying back 'cause I think your profile pict is a character from GTA San Andreas and god I effin' loved that game man!

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

@@JishinimaTidehoshi Thats right aha

[@ItachiUchiha-cp4cc]

Are you confident on speaking japanese right now?

[@franklinamadeoyanapacuri9078]

Also she is really beautiful woman.. 😘

[@Anayaah421]

ミサ先生の教え方はすごく分かり安いです！

[@santicruz4012]

たくさんみさ先生のビデオ見ても、退屈しません！

[@fernandoacostasanchez175]

I love super saiyan formal. I will use it and feel powerful everytime

[@laurencechesterman8411]

I just wanted to say that I think your videos are outstanding.

[@lucas_1448]

"super saiyan formal" hahaha

[@Palademon]

This isn't even my final formal

[@1980rlquinn]

I had to stop the video, I was laughing and missing what she was saying.

[@amuntutana4266]

@@1980rlquinn Yes LOL!

[@crimebelt]

Where can I find te form plz anyone give me the link for it

[@OmmieFerguson]

I lol'd

[@Dany1boy1]

thanks for breaking it down. Now i know why it is used to ask for permission. This is the kind of thinks that help me to think a little bit more in Japanese and will help me get it better.

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

がんばってね＾＾

[@cloudtea0]

Your teaching method is so good. I always want to watch all the videos in this playlist in one day, but that's not healthy for learning. 私はがんばれている!

[@manuell.5696]

best japanese youtube teacher so far, please move to the intermmediate level

[@NightWing2764]

How is your Japanese now after 2 years

[@manuell.5696]

@@NightWing2764 im getting the hang of it

[@ArshSidhu-c9n]

@@manuell.5696 what about now

[@bandiceet]

Revisiting this lesson after a while of studying, and I have learnt so much more from this lesson that I missed before, or now I have learnt enough to understand more of what Misa is teaching.

[@nommooschannel7314]

Now i am in japan so i always learn japanese in your youtube. You are so best teacher

[@IrisMG]

Misa-sensei is right! The TE form is the form all of it is built from

[@7mu777]

Misa,I've been learning Japanese for 4 months,I've been doing a lot of practice with many notebooks.And many grammer you taught in your videos I've already met before.BUT none of those books made these grammer as clear as you did.You are awsome!

[@pawekoaczynski4505]

I've noticed this pattern while watching Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood. Gluttony often asks if he can eat something

[@bude8234]

I have known the "te mo ii desu" form now for several months, but no one ever explained to me that it was just an extension of "temo"! I feel so much smarter now :-) Sugoi! And - I never knew you could "borrow a toilet". hehe

[@genas6703]

Bud E Ive seen you on the JFZ channel! I love Misa's videos too because they are slower and teach more common phrases or uses :) Like borrowing a toilet! Lol

[@idoltrash4986]

Misa getting concerned with how formal Japanese can get is a mood.

[@batistabomb-]

0:26 the way she speaks "important" is sooooo cute かわいいです！

[@francescoricci6718]

Best japanese lessons on youtube, I have no other words to describe how beautiful these lessons are

[@amyhamilton1536]

I LOOOOOOVVVVEEEE ALL of your videos. Best lessons ever!!!

[@juanitovaldez6510]

いつも　先生みさがわかりやすい言葉を詳しく説明して下さって嬉しい　本当に理解します

[@88KeysMan]

ミサ先生。このレッソンに、ありがとうございました。

[@ciaranbuttress9517]

your videos are really good because you take it slow and use lots of examples. Your also good and covering potential questions. thanks a lot keep it up !!

[@夏樹花]

who need textbooks when you have misachan~~

[@lilatania8327]

thanks for the lesson !

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

コメントありがとう＾＾

[@legalstep]

I wish I could have a italki lesson with you. I enjoy these videos

[@nyandzette]

Thank you for you amazing videos! Everything is so clear, so well explained it's a real pleasure to learn this way! Little fun fact: Today, I've read the first pages of "Yotsuba to" based on your recommendation. (It fits perfectly my level of japanese, thanks to you!) The first word I had to check was "あぶない" . Later I watched this video and the first new words is "あぶない". Funny coincidence. ^^

[@kkurahime]

"im sick of this verb" LMAO SAME

[@katya5573]

“You probably *ARE* sick of this verb”

[@mauras.5338]

Very useful and also so funny when you explain the degrees of politeness using the example of going to the toilet. In a really urgent case, it may happen that one forgets all these formulas!

[@micahmanayaga2983]

thank you sensei I have a lot of things learnd from you but its sad to say I already forgot after just one day..how sad 😪😪😪😪😔

[@キラキラくりくり頭]

I usually let the ads play in full for Misa Sensei... But the advert is a full hour long! An hour! Who would ever watch an hour long advert? Also, it's in Japanese, so... I don't understand it. Anyway, I've let it run for 4 minutes now, time to skip. ごめんなさいねミサ先生。

[@catwiesel_81]

Misa has no influence on what advertisements are shown or not shown. she just monetizes videos - or not. the rest is on youtube. you can support her on patreon - and then skip advertisements without a bad feeling

[@sundowner62james69]

I should have watched this a long time ago! Great lesson , arigatou Misa sensei.

[@tatianehirata5556]

Thank you for the lessons! I'm grasping the opportunity to write down all the examples you gave during the video, so I can study them later :)

[@Pendaran23]

Thanks for the videos, your lessons are given in a very clear and easy to understand way. I hope to see more!

[@badadostudios49]

This was definitely very useful information and much simpler than I expected. ありがとうございます。

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

よかった！glad to hear that!

[@heheh6285]

ありがとうございますみさ先生! ちょっと全部みさ先生の日本語でビデオレッスンを見てもいいですか

[@badadostudios49]

とてもつうようビデオです。ありがとうございます。

[@Baka_Oppai]

最良の教師

[@rebeccalouise2498]

Thank you so much for this video!! I learnt so much (as I do with all of your videos)

[@fernandovaldivia4733]

What an incredible and complete lesson! 日本語を詳しく教えてくれてありがとうございます！

[@DistrarSubvoyikar]

How do you ask the more open-ended question, "How would you feel about it if I did ?" Sorry if you've already explained that in another video. I tried looking it up but couldn't find it

[@catwiesel_81]

I LL NEVER BE SICK OF EATING bring on the taberu/tabemasu/tabetes! on a slightly more serious note. you using the same important/common words over and over again in the videos does teach them to a point where I probably would not even need to put them in anki and still never forget them again. So really, bring those repetitions on :)

[@osonhodeleon]

Thank you very much. So great examples.

[@MarkThePianoNoob]

Thank goodness for your videos. Quite often I struggle in my Japanese class, so your videos are really helpful. You make things a lot easier to understand!

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope by now your Japanese is intermediate by watching her videos.

[@futu-ri-kentimeportalri-ke7551]

Your shows are totemo yoi! Whenever I quit Japanese, I watch your video, and they make me want to keep learning, you make Japanese seem so kantan-ne! Domo arigato gozai-masu!

[@ViniciusSantos-rm7dh]

Thank you for the great lesson.

[@toluca0501]

Excellent video, Misa. Though I wish you had talked more about ways to respond to this kind of question. Like いいですよ for yes and -てはいけません for no.

[@easyCodeRu]

ありがとうございます

[@suunanmoon]

日本語が分からなくっても頑張っています💪それでもいいですか？

[@ErenRaven]

すばらしい！Please continue your lessons, your explenation is very good :) ありがとうございます！

[@kindersurprise5164]

super useful misa, thanks for this!!

[@GlitterPrincessOfDarkness]

いつも最高な動画をありがとうね♪

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

こちらこそありがとう(＾◇＾)

[@sangramsinghinda9364]

Thanks

[@TheSkaOreo]

Seriously, this is great for reviewing.

[@jamesdickson2482]

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

[@kaagaming2160]

love the subtitles

[@jubbapalmer8495]

とてもいい先生！！！

[@VishalKumar-gz3nb]

Thank you MISA Sensei

[@nestoriolibrando8147]

i really learned a lot in this channel.

[@remopiwak6026]

I am re-learning everyrhing I knew, thanks😁

[@alexbubblemint2434]

I'm caught up with the lessons! Ahhh, what'll I do in the meantime? Thankfully there are a good handful of other videos you've done that aren't part of the Absolute Beginner's guide that I can get on with. Except the Kanji one... maybe I'll leave that one for last. Great video again! ありがとうございますみさ先生！

[@judyannpanganiban2967]

I like the way you explain.i learned a lot.thank you.....my Japanese is really bad but I really need to learn so that I can adjust in my work.it helps me a lot.thank you very much..

[@Schmendiey]

thx for the link to an italian informatic website. there is a space free after your full stop

[@ikarosyabb5663]

love your videos xxxx

[@clemmansaiko1847]

Thank you for the video!

[@yoseithefairy9861]

you are a great teacher and i really enjoy your videos !!

[@mdraisulislambhuiyan2536]

Super Saiyan Formal. I like that. looking forward to learn with more DB reference :P

[@Anymotor5Kazah]

Супер! Очень полезно.

[@montielmauricio]

I just found your channel and I'm loving it!! Very useful lessons!!

[@trickztv8910]

Lmao! When you said you're probably sick of this verb 食べる i laughed my ass off! :D

[@noraly3431]

i really love your teaching. dai su ki des.

[@paiboonamonchainopakun752]

ありがとう。

[@mesakysama3002]

Thank you for the great lesson and the useful informations 🌸🙏🏻

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope by now your Japanese is intermediate by watching her videos.

[@paulhimsel9130]

Очень хорошо

[@MiguelAngel-xq8ev]

10:24 roasted lol

[@anonymousmadlad433]

Lol lowkey. Also, hello from 2021. It's weird up here...

[@karna5998]

@@anonymousmadlad433 indeed it is

[@abostoncreampie3587]

"Super Saiyan formal...." So Goku really is real huh?

[@aysha9273]

友だちと行ってもいい。 is it right ( can I go with my friend ) ? 💜

[@ellpendi3823]

Should be correct

[@longtin5355]

thank you very much sis

[@eusesmanuel1539]

eu acho as tuas auklas muito fixe!

[@thangavelm9399]

Really awsome Sister..

[@ruru1861]

I loved this thank you so much!!!!

[@Noelciaaa]

I wonder why computer is パソコン in Japanese. Is that an abbreviation of "personal computer"?

[@Gisei犠牲]

Thanks?

[@baloneymaloney9937]

Your lesson are super, super helpful, thank you. I just have one question about this lesson, when you said "my friend came over to my house" should the particle wa not be replace with no? Or would that only be the case if you were saying watashi no tomodachi Thanks so much :)

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

arigatou! We normally omit "watashi no" (my) when it's clear from the context. It's not wrong to say "watashi no tomodachi wa asobi ni kimashita" but less natural than "tomodachi wa ~".

[@baloneymaloney9937]

Japanese Ammo with Misa Thank you :))

[@satoshinakamoto9756]

lot of arigatou

[@hr1950]

みさ先生、 このビデオで本当に日本語勉強しているは助けった！ みさ先生お気に入りなの~うへ Note : apologize for the bad Japanese ^^

[@liliboulanger6615]

How we say - May I speak to you? -Anata wa hanashite mo ii desu ka? Right?

[@Schmendiey]

No, its Anata TO hanashite mo ii desu ka?. That's because its not the friend speaking but you. Your sentence would mean Is it okay that you speak?. My sentence literally translates to May i speak with you? which is the correct way of saying this in japanese.

[@wichernmoser7179]

very good

[@fractalife]

Thank you!!!

[@18Knowledge]

みさ先生どうもありがとう。

[@gregothepolishguy7802]

I think we can also skip "mo" speaking informally and just say -> tabete ii? Is that right?

[@gabbonifaciobonifacio1111]

i love you sensei

[@liambecker3333]

Is there a way to simply ask "May I?" Maybe someone is having trouble with something and you're offering help, or you look at the food and just ask "May I?"

[@Mr.TforReal]

Hey Misa! Thanks a lot for the lessons, i just finished the last one you posted and i learned Hiragana, what do you think i should do next? (how do i keep improving?) Thanks!

[@karnsoo4024]

Cool

[@franzdarylfrancisco5077]

Beautiful😊😍

[@jaykenarn6223]

thumbs up!

[@sergiobarranco9353]

Great video lesson Misa sensei! I was wondering about the frase あそびにいく a Japanese lady said that it can be use to ask someone out on a date is that true or did I get it wrong?

[@Baka_Oppai]

it means "to go hang out" so I can see that being true.

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

Well if you want to say "Let's (go) hang out!", you say "あそびにいこう！(inf.)"". And we'd say it to friends or anyone you want to hang out with so it doesn't necessarily mean that someone is into you romantically. :) Also in Japan you have to "confess your love" to become a bf/ gf and you can only date someone once the other person approves your "confession (kokuhaku)".

[@sergiobarranco9353]

That's a very interesting fact about Japanese culture. Thanks a lot for the explanation. 😬

[@jjlm204]

😁that super saiyan😂 8:40