10 COMMON MISTAKES for Beginners! | Grammar lesson for N5 and N4 Level

[@BitesizeJapanese1]

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[@sabilina9530]

Hi! Thank you so much for your content. Could you make a video about homonymes and pronounciation? Sorry for my bad English, I'm German^^

[@roshan-zm7vf]

Hi but it’s so hard to learn it

[@ronin_9]

Another informative video! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@ソフィア98]

So helpful! Thanks ❤️❤️

[@juanlopezhurt]

ありがとうございます。とてもわかりやすくて勉強になりました。

[@yemyatthu5506]

勉強になりました。ありがとう

[@cicoJapanese]

わかりやすい！ありがとう💕

[@juliaomelchenko1132]

It was so helpful! Thank you , Sensei 🙏🏻

[@cutebunny4554]

本当にありがとう！^_^

[@BitesizeJapanese1]

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[@songthanh896]

ありがとうございます😊

[@tornikejandieri7916]

Thank you

[@usgamewolf6979]

How do you turn the 会う to 会える? Whats the difference? Thanks

[@cmcgii]

会う-to meet-base form 会える-be able to meet(can meet)-potential form また(again)会えるのが(being able to meet)楽しみです(looking forward) -I am looking forward to meeting you again. I can’t really explain grammar rules, but I hope this breakdown helps a little.

[@usgamewolf6979]

@@cmcgii yes it does, thank you so much!!

[@hilarymetcalf6655]

I don't know the proper explanation from a grammar point of view, but I have noticed that my Japanese friends use this potential form. For example, after I got back from a trip, my friend messaged me with this: 無事に帰られてよかった. I am not sure why the potential form is used - perhaps it is an indirect way of acknowledging that my safe return was not due to my own actions. Not sure. But I am fairly sure if I asked my friend to explain why she used the potential form, she would look surprised - I suspect it is just one of the those things that are different between Japanese and English!

[@jak12355]

Can you use と思っている without the みたい or よう for what someone else thinks?

[@BitesizeJapanese1]

If you don't want to use みたい or よう, then you have to add other words instead like 〜はず（ should / must ) or 〜らしい ( I heard that ~ ) ”She thinks he's handsome" 彼女は彼がハンサムと思ってるはず/ 彼女は彼がハンサムと思ってるらしい You can't just say 「彼女は彼がハンサムと思ってる」👍

[@jak12355]

@@BitesizeJapanese1 教えてくれてありがとう。 Thank you! 😊

[@Omni0404]

I'm worried it's going to be hard understanding people wearing masks since I can't see their mouth and facial expressions 🥶