3 ways to say "by the way" [Useful Japanese phrases]

[@HaiTomVlog]

Thank you for explaining the differences, it is often difficult to know which words to use in situations!

[@studywithmai.]

If you don't know what to use, just say "ところで" 😁

[@facundoolea8374]

動画ありがとうございました。とても楽しかったです!! 😄😄

[@studywithmai.]

よかったです！😃

[@DatingDilemmaBreakdown]

Those are my favorite phrases. I always find the random throw-in phrases the most useful to learn. Anyway, by the way, actually, etc. Thanks!

[@studywithmai.]

I often use "anyway" when I speak English 😁

[@juresaiyan]

Very useful video. Thanks Mai Sensei! P.S.: Mai-san, your english is extremely good. 👍

[@studywithmai.]

Thank you!!

[@ookiiokonomiyaki]

Thank you! Your videos are really helpful and interesting to me.

[@studywithmai.]

お好み焼き さん Thank you for your watching!

[@Pholcusphalangioides8]

Really good video, I hadn't heard those expressions before, and I really liked the Japanese listening/supermarket tour section at the end. ちなみにスーパーの食べ物がとてもおいしそうです。

[@studywithmai.]

Afrorastaさんの日本語はすばらしいです👏👏👏

[@Pholcusphalangioides8]

@@studywithmai. ありがとうございます。😀 でも、僕の日本語が下手だと思います。 四ヶ月で勉強しています。まだ長い道があります。 マイ先生の動画は僕にとても手伝います。頑張ります。🫡 (I'm not sure 'まだ長い道があります' makes any sense but I tried my best to think of a way to say 'I still have a long way to go' 😅)

[@studywithmai.]

@@Pholcusphalangioides8 It's ok!「まだ 道のり は 長いです」is more natural 😃

[@Papalagui]

ありがとう！

[@studywithmai.]

いえいえ〜♡

[@VirtuousJ1]

6:16 I didn't know Japan had a huge variety of tofu and soy sauce 😮すごいね. When I come back to Japan again I definitely want to try the different bento boxes! Great video as always Mai!

[@studywithmai.]

hahaha 😂 There are so many different kinds of soy sauce and tofu on sale. Thank you for your watching until the end ♡

[@VirtuousJ1]

@@studywithmai. そうなの？😆I'll make sure to try them out too haha. And no problem! 👍

[@elgatofelix8917]

Oh Mai all this food is making me hungry! 😵😊

[@studywithmai.]

hahaha 😂

[@hnionrya]

Mai sensei,adakah maksud itu dalam sesuatu ayat atau ayat itu bercampur berbagai maksud?😅😅😅😊😊😊😊

[@FlareRDB]

卵の値段がうらやましい！普段は12個で880円くらい払ってるんだ。

[@studywithmai.]

それは高いですね！日本に来たら、たくさん卵を食べてください😁

[@iamgamer884]

ok

[@kimjason8819]

スーパーはとてもきれくて安いですところで　にほんのまちはたくさんスーパーがありますか？or 東京・大阪にしかスーパーがたくさんある?

[@studywithmai.]

🙋‍♀️clean and cheap「きれいで 安いです」 スーパーはどこにでもあります。でも東京・大阪にはすごくたくさんあります！

[@kimjason8819]

​@@studywithmai.そうでうね.スーパーのたべものはとてもおいしくてやすいです.わたしはにほんがだいすきです.らいねんにほんにはしごとです.ありがとうございました.まいさん

[@nipponmanju4516]

why is "my recommendation" watashi no and not watashi ga....? watashi ga would stress the "my" too much?

[@studywithmai.]

Thank you for your comment 😀 "Watashi no" means "my" in English. So "my recommendation" can be said as "watashi no osusume". "Watashi ga" is like "I" in English.

[@nipponmanju4516]

@@studywithmai. super! thank you! I also wanna say a big thank you for the fact that you always answer our questions very fast and with patience! highly appreciated!

[@thomashamela612]

🐭🐭🐭

[@gihanjangbuesing]

mai,what it's means hontoni in japanese

[@studywithmai.]

Thank you for your comment 😃 It depends on the sentence, but for example, in the case of "ほんとうに ありがとう(=Thank you so much)," "ほんとうに" means "so much."

[@mon500r2]

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[@studywithmai.]

ราคาถูก! 😀

[@robbourne1950]

麻衣さん、ちなみに、あなたのビデオが好きです. 💜 I said that wrong huh?

[@studywithmai.]

Nice! But it's better to use ちなみに when adding to a sentence 😃