【Common mistake in Japanese】 how to use ている and ています

[@susie2251]

I love that when the bird hit the window, you didn’t break out of English lol. I would have thought your exclamations would always be in Japanese. But you stayed in teacher mode!

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You should do a whole long video with nothing but challenging us to say a complete sentence in Japanese. That would be very helpful.

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[@charondolls]

"The bird hit my window" moment XD Gosh, your videos are so good and relevant for conversation. Thank you Miku sensei!

[@drewskeezlol]

子供の時、バスケしてた。でも、今よくバレーしてる。ありがとうみく先生！😄

[@Furankuu]

I love your grammar videos with always many examples ! Thank you ! I enjoy learning that way !

[@the.rest.is.confetti]

I'm using the Genki textbook to help me learn and its explanation of this got me very confused. This makes it a lot easier !! ありがとうございますみく先生

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[@18Knowledge]

ありがとうMiku先生。このビデオはすげええ!!

[@hakulus3037]

Understanding Spanish really helps in understanding the distinction of actions in the past in Japanese!

[@lisa3965]

i'm currently preparing for a japanese exam and your videos are so helpful as an addition to my textbook! thank you so much 💕

[@sleapone]

みく先生、今日の授業はありがとうございます

[@thesteelery]

みくさんのビデオが大好きですよ。理解しやすいし、いい滑稽センスの持ち主だと思います。いつも、色んな日本語の文法について教えてくれてありがとうございます。日本語を習い続けるように所懸命に頑張ますよ。

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ほんとにいい質問。

[@WANDERER0070]

11min. When birds see its reflection in window they think its another bird so it atacks To protect its teritory Had it hapen many times in my house

[@lopsangdlama]

aarigatou miku sensei, I think I am now more clear about how to use the te iru form.

[@taotapp]

I swear you're one of the only ones who talked about this side of te iru. Thank you so much for this!

[@haileyavery3916]

Thank you miku sensei! Love your videos as always :)

[@aricm5973]

This is better than Duolingo tbh.

[@jessica2575]

ありがとうございます。

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ミク先生どうもありあとうございました！！一番素晴らしい日本語のチャンネルだ！ :D

[@planetes82]

Miku Sensei, You are the best! I’ve been studying japanese for almost an year now by myself, and even though i know the constructions of These grammars, your videos are sooooo useful!! I learn so Many things books do not theach, and i finally understand the different nuances of the grammar i studied. Thank you so much!

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Thank you miku sensei... Everyday I'm listening and watching your videos....

[@abisoffer868]

Thanks for the useful lesson!

[@r.viswanathan2188]

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[@mark0952]

Sensei your so amazing teacher and your video deserve more views.

[@renatomoraes5170]

ミクさんの生徒がいいな質問を尋ねした。ミクさんの生徒は面白いな質問がありますね！

[@pascal5240]

it's already huge progress thanks to you 🎶

[@bluesmanpaul1]

みくさん、このビデオレッスンが役に立つ！ありがとうございました

[@200300646]

ありがとうございます、先生！ミク先生のビデオはとても役に立つ！日本語を7年間くらい勉強して、ミク先生のビデオで日本語の文法のより良い理解があってる。本当にすごい先生！頑張るよ！

[@pianotakemoto73]

Danard Daniels がんばってね。私もがんばる。

[@ThanhNguyen-nn2ex]

Thank you very much Miku-san, I'm usually confused with -masu form and te(i)ru form.

[@garimaarora2233]

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[@effyas7064]

Your videos are helping me so much!!! I'm a beginner and your way to explain is really amazing, I understand everything you say. ありがとうございました！！！

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Your teaching is great! Thank you so much!!

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Thank you for this video I appreciate it. 😀❤️ 良い一日を！

[@patrickforrest2209]

Thankyou so much for these awesome vids! You are such a good teacher!!!!!

[@heheh6285]

Thanks Miku sensei for the clear explanation

[@auliaoktafiana6342]

先生、しつもんが2つある。 1. 「けっこんしません」といったら、is that mean i will not married? 2. If i had a habbit but somehow at the present i couldnt do that habbit what should i say? Example " every morning i usually do breakfast but this morning i dont eat." Is 毎朝たべています。でもけさたべていません。is that right? ありがとうございます先生

[@arekopo]

Love your videos. Very informative.

[@ichigo3262]

Thank you , now I understand little by little, wow 🤩

[@madhukirankans2162]

Very good approach Miku, really enjoying this method of teaching

[@enjoyenglish4381]

Thank you for all the great videos!! Could you please, please explain the difference between 捕らえる and 捕まえる?

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This is perfect

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[@michoun37]

ありがとうがざいます みくさん !! この ヴイデオは大好き ！ Could you explain the difference between いえ and うち please ? Thanks in advance :)

[@rosine2011]

ie is house(Building) uchi home.however it is the same Kanji.

[@michoun37]

@@rosine2011 thanks a lot :)

[@renatomoraes5170]

ティーンエイジャーの時、暇な時間がたくさんありましたので、友だちとよく遊んでいた。

[@rialisimo]

ありがとう ミク先生 😊💗

[@James-wf8nu]

ありがとう！

[@salilphadnis4147]

So good.

[@daniellafernandagarcia7490]

すごい！ ありがとうございますみく先生！

[@akashragu1034]

Could you please explain when to use ています and てあります particularly with transitive and intransitive verbs

[@jamiebeaudry8190]

私も子供の時ソフトボールをしてた。😊

[@vincentnewson2547]

I love..love your videos and I just started Japanese! This week xD and I’m slightly lost but I’m almost done working on beginning parts of hiragana I just watch these for fun

[@hurujsaikia9448]

Konnichiwa miku san.. anata no oshieta topiku wa totemo Useful desu.. arigatou gozaimashita.. nihon ni itta toki watashiwa anata ni awaru tsumori desu.

[@uthpalaumayangani6952]

Its really usefull.tanx sensei

[@pietrosucato266]

私は子供の時サツカーがをしていた ありがとうございます　みく先生🙏

[@yohana82]

Thanks!❤

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Amazing!!!❤❤

[@クリス-w1y]

This is actually amazing！！！！！omg yesses!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! これさいこう！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！

[@theophonchana5025]

ている auxiliary verb

[@mkq4375]

Wooooow! I used 知ってる and 知らない but I was never thinking that I use two different forms XD

[@BillZhao-qd7cc]

毎日ミク先生の動画を見ってる。

[@BillZhao-qd7cc]

子供の時、よくバスケをしてた。

[@anisaya3455]

Thx u very much ❤️❤️😍

[@justplayinbutsayin5770]

みく先生, could you do a lesson on when to use 動詞+て and 動詞+ていて ? I don't know which form to use mid-sentence. I've seen Japanse people say ほにゃらら 言って ほにゃらら and ほにゃらら 言ってて ほにゃらら.

[@markbv591]

20:20 僕は一年前にテコンドーをしてた。

[@serap8721]

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[@Erik_001]

Haha. I love the Rachael skits.

[@antonkornishuk3446]

ありがとうございました！ 良く分かりました！^^

[@ヤーレンコ]

子供の時バスケットボールをしてた。⛹🏻‍♀️

[@chm3035]

You churn out such high quality instructive videos. Great way to get started in learning the language and avoiding the often stilted "kore-wan-hon-desu" approach. When you said, "The bird hit my window!" I can't help thinking of the bird tweeting "Atamaga itaii desu!"

[@shibaghugtyal415]

You are nice teacher

[@mmahbooshahhashemishah3616]

Anata wa nihongo no i sensei desu . Watasi ga dai siki desu.

[@risa12h78]

最高先生いる!

[@Charlen1]

Poor brid. You can put a black paper cutting shaped like a bird on your window. So no more birds will fly into the window and die. thank you. I love your channel.

[@onixz100]

Hello, can you please include the Kanji and not just hiragana in the text? Thanks.

[@kazumasasaito1709]

なんどか、聴いてたらだんだん聴き取りやすく、なってきました。 これならば、お勉強ができます。（笑）本当にありがとうございます。 英語圏に住んでるおじさん👴より。Miku せんせいへ。m(_ _;)m

[@mr_yoshidasan]

10:52 Tori kawaizoo

[@qwert12345asdfgzxcvb]

3:37 How DO you say "I am working right now at Apple"?

[@momori5785]

"今アップルで働いています。" is this right?

[@aozora_2k]

Does "週末はたいてい何をする" sound natural?

[@iimagemelody]

You are gorgeous..thank you so much for this clear explanation. I do have a question that... ***たことがある could be used in the same meaning with the ***てた one??

[@kernfel]

〜たことがある doesn't describe an ongoing or habitual action, it only describes having done ~ at some point in the past. This is perhaps clearer when you turn it into a question: X したことがありますか？ roughly translates to "Have you ever done X?" ... or, at any rate, that's my understanding of it.

[@aozora_2k]

While pronouncing しっています... Why isn't there an emphasis on て. Should it be like a tt sound because of the っ before it? I thought it would be pronounced at shitteimasu(and Google translate also said the same...which I don't usually trust for translations)....but apparently not.

[@inesalmeida2199]

This is an old comment but the て forms for する and 知る are different, respectively して and 知って.

[@johnlee4691]

When to use plainform + と

[@ferdikerupuk]

分かりました。どうも、ミク先生

[@klendon2766]

👍

[@ronaldodayon3472]

Beautifull sensei.

[@melt2716]

あの鳥、かわいそう！子供の時、競泳してた。Why is it 努める when it's for Toyota but 働く when it's for a cafe? Is it because one's full-time and one's part-time?

[@mrjam6721]

Cafe is a place, and Toyota is a company.

[@susie2251]

Tsutomeru should be used wherever you could replace “work for” with “am employed by”. Hataraku is simply “to work”, ie to actually perform work. Theoretically, you should be able to use both verbs with both Toyota and cafe depending on what you are trying to say. “I work for Toyota” = tsutomeru. “I worked in Toyota’s offices today.” = hataraku. “I work for that cafe” = tsutomeru. “Yesterday, I worked at the cafe.” = hataraku

[@maggiedesu7239]

こどものときバヅミントンをしてた. 🏸

[@theophonchana5025]

Verb いる

[@wanderer_photographer25]

konnichiwa Miku sensei. I watched your video about Vている、Vていた。situation, status, and habit. so.... my question is in あります。。 how to say ”I used to have a cat when i was a kid"