Common & Useful Japanese phrases #1

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Kazue's Membership Online Course【Learn Japanese Effectively】 😀 courses.learnjapanese123.com/ 7-Day Free Japanese Course😊 mailchi.mp/27318e4a582f/7day-free-japanese I throw series of questions on my Facebook page: facebook.com/Japanese.Language.Culture/. One of the questions, What is your favorite Japanese I got many replies so I explained common phrases. ogenki desu ka, okage sama de, daijoobu, sumimasen, yabai, ganbaroo, ganbatte, ganbare, etc. are explained. おげんきですか、おかげさまで、だいじょうぶ、すみません、やばい、がんばろう、がんばって、がんばれ、など。

[@noorislam1366]

Very good and very good teacher

[@edlyfferyasay5796]

Nice explanation, so clear

[@r.viswanathan2188]

Interesting lesson.

[@RoKeDoCo]

Thank you so much for such a helpful information.

[@mouldanthony3441]

I am moving to Japan to live in 2022 and find your video most educational thank you . Also, you are a very very beautiful lady OMG

[@leosalvadorbuesing9897]

your very good teacher.thanks a lot for your video

[@doubasfadiga9818]

these explanations are really easy to understand

[@chocolatemilk7490]

your very is not correct the correct one is?

[@anapaulamunoz5236]

@@chocolatemilk7490 Yes, it's supposed to be, "you're a very good teacher."

[@chocolatemilk7490]

@@anapaulamunoz5236 that's the correct grammar…thank you for the correction!

[@MagicTomo]

I really enjoyed that! I’m going to watch all of your videos. ありがとうございます

[@LigawingPinoy]

先生、ありがとうございました。

[@simoneg75]

ありがとう

[@MaryAnn-mn3fm]

Very professional and well thought out. Thanks

[@maureensabacmaquiling4524]

We thank you very much to you sensei 💕💕

[@SushiJapaneseChannel]

so good

[@isaacn.george9199]

凄い 先生 👌有難う御座います

[@shibaghugtyal415]

You are a great teacher

[@souhail208]

oh, this is a very useful video , i hope it become a series; for diffrent places ,and situations,,,,,ect. thank u kazui san.

[@reemai83]

New subscriber! Thank you for your helpful content!

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Thank you!

[@Oosuniversity]

Thank you! Your great! Keep making videos please!

[@Machine585Hd]

Thank you so much for these videos!

[@kieranl4689]

Great teacher,thank you!

[@abhishekchakraborty6047]

Very helpful

[@lucianaborinato2993]

I've enjoyed your video, and your English is very good indeed! You're so adorable too. Arigatou gozaimasu 😀

[@adityaranjan7503]

づもありがとございます

[@shamarcantrell]

私は日本語をべんきょうします。私はこれがすきです。かずえせんせい、どうもありがとうございました。

[@ceydapower7908]

Osewea ni narimasu!❤️ Thank you. This helped me!

[@tw2210]

Kazue Sensei. I really like your teaching style; it's excellent. Thank you for your video. I've subscribed and will start watching your older videos from now! From UK 🇬🇧🇯🇵

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Thank you!!

[@mcdrlal143]

nice videos thank you very much

[@prabinkarki8930]

thanku

[@SHEZART-e4x]

I love your video thank you so much

[@furiouzzzz]

great lesson !!!

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Thank you so much for watching my videos. Now all lessons are shifted to courses.learnjapanese123.com Thank you!

[@bebaoboy]

Thanks for teaching us😉

[@_Forever555]

Very helpful thank you

[@pradeeppanwar9282]

Good

[@irenabaradinskiene8114]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@mounireaddevil]

おつかれさまでした

[@btooleez]

I was thinking along the same lines in Mandarin ( 辛苦了) -- yet another overworked Sensei there (!)

[@garimasen3371]

1 word and different meanings. Like one word can be used in a variety of ways, where the meaning of the word also changes with different sentences. And thus, the menaing of word changes, which changes the sentence into a different ones and also changes the meaning of the sentencs. Wow!!!

[@takeshikun4316]

The only common Japanese phrases I know I want to learn more about Japanese language arigatou gozaimasu ta.. sensei

[@ednarem9782]

a new subscriber here. thank you for your video.

[@doglovesworld-goodboy]

かずえさん, おせわになっております! (I hope that is right.) I am a beginner but I really enjoy your videos. Very fast but natural sounding. Please do a video for restaurant words if you have time. And maybe the Kanji also. Thank you so much!

[@govindabk1685]

thank you for properly japanes language lesson us

[@alexanderjones5109]

i never realized there were three different versions of "good luck/work hard" ! i thought it was all the same, just pronounced differently, like how some english speakers pronounce the same word differently depending on where they're from. this is super informative!

[@edlyfferyasay5796]

Mizu onegai shimas sensei kore taberu

[@nekochim2742]

Can you explain internet slangs? Thank you for this lesson 👍

[@uelim9271]

Thanks , i'm from brazil , i learn japanese and english for 6 month, 日本語が大好きですね、日本へ行きたいですよ、先生はとても優しい、ありがとうですから。ブラジル人は" ね"がも使います😊😍😍

[@uelim9271]

でも、僕は英語下手ね　😢

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

がんばってください！

[@uelim9271]

@@JapaneseLanguageCulture はい🙆

[@RakibStatusPro]

Good teacher 👍

[@sumaiyashaikh5220]

Sensei, ogenki desu ka? I have watched your all 30 lessons on conversation in Japanese. Sore wa tasukan tasukemshita. Domo arigatou. Now I am watching your other videos as well to improve my Japanese. Osewa ni natte orimasu.

[@lolitamanlangit8289]

osewa ni natte orimasu. hehehe from philippines

[@adhinolifu]

thank you

[@oppressednolonger1497]

thank you, Kazawe-San (sp?) if you are being polite in a business setting, how do you refer to a female superior, do you use "-san" at end of her last name, or first name? Is -san used for males and females? -osewea ni narimasu

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Hi, it’s no difference in gender. Family name plus “san”.

[@mazizaacrizalmaz8468]

I try to learn japanese

[@tw2210]

すぶらしいせんせいそうおもいます。どうもありがとうございました。Subscribed!

[@silentmutineer]

arigatou gozaimasu 🙏

[@Spencer.McCarney]

if u use english subtitles generated by youtube, daijoobu desu is catched as "die jobless I'm fine" xdd

[@sweaterclaws]

I'm dead 💀

[@aragamboa29]

That's 🤣

[@mariatheresa1054]

arigatou gozaimashita sensei

[@rachz6849]

Good luck

[@ВладимирВладимирович-д7ш2я]

おかげさまで

[@Quilant749]

Yabai , arigato gozaimasu my lovely teacher😘😘😘😘

[@ravithapa12]

🙏🙏

[@MARYGRACEBATO456]

new subsciber here😍

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

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[@lomfam4294]

どうもありがとう御座いました。先生教えて下さい。

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

どういたしまして！

[@411forfun]

Sensei, I have a question, which one is more effective to learn Japanese, is it to learn writing or speaking first, by the way i'm your new subscriber. osewa ni narimasu sensei. greetings from France.

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Hi Green-san, thank you for joining me. Well, it's really up to your preference. Some people good at picking a new language by ear, some are not. And it's depends your objective of learning Japanese. If you plan to come to Japan for study or work, reading is a must and better learn from Japanese scripts. But if you just want to learn for fun, come to Japan for sightseeing, you can learn conversational Japanese. :) Btw, have you subscribed my 7-Day Japanese course? mailchi.mp/27318e4a582f/7day-free-japanese hope to see you there too!

[@moonchild9874]

Arigato sensai

[@subashkumara2459]

I won't driving license exam in Japan what is tha Questions paper plates do tha video

[@padmavathisivasankar1492]

先生 What is the meaning for やっぱり！ ありがとうございました！

[@pawhtoo2511]

" I knew it"

[@dhanbirghale1117]

Thank you very much for teaching Japani

[@noorislam1366]

I want to add your Facebook page

[@edlyfferyasay5796]

Konbanwa ssensei

[@binodgiri381]

What is your name on Facebook page?

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Japanese Language & Culture Thank you 😊

[@igorwriter702]

so genki (元気) means good?

[@uelim9271]

Hai

[@lieqorrie6006]

Excuse me, sorry my English is bad. I'm Qorrie from Indonesia. I have some question. I'm so interesting for your youtube channel videos. I have watch it, but not at all. I'm still confused why my Japanese friend isn't interested speak Japanese with me still. I have try my best not to show off but just for practice. My questions is how many greeting in Japanese. I have watch some of other videos. Such as good night is oyasumi for casual, or oyasuminasai for formal. And is that true to say oyasumi or oyasuminasai it's only for our boy friend or gf? (that's weird I guess 😙) I hope you make another video. Kind of Japanese people like, dislike. And are you open course too? May I have brochure of the price? And ask as my request what I need to learn? Or you're already have the schedule (what should start and the end where, how to say it in English 😁😁 I'm forgot, is that curriculum or?) Anyway ありがとうございました どおぞよろしくお願いします じゃあね

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Hi Lie san, thank you for your message. You may want to join my 7-day free Japanese course: mailchi.mp/27318e4a582f/7day-... This course answers all of your questions. If you want to learn further, please check: Kazue's Membership Online Course【Learn Japanese Effectively】 courses.learnjapanese123.com Thank you!

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Sorry the previous link was broken. Try this: mailchi.mp/27318e4a582f/7day-free-japanese

[@ラワンせんせい]

I can understand some words i hope you translate arabic i hopeeeeee please sensei😆😆😆

[@maureensabacmaquiling4524]

💕💕

[@percyg1]

Is it "Yabai" or "Yanai"(as per your notes)like your presentation Kazue san.

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Hi, sorry, it was my typo. It's Yabai. Fixed already. Thanks for telling me that. :)

[@percyg1]

Daijoubu...arigato.Keep up the good work!

[@muhammadazam7086]

Omigoto .... From: Muhammad Azam Ansari Pakistan Kara kimashita

[@khalideltahir7639]

شكرآ علي الدروس الرائعه والمفيده

[@birendrakumarshrestha2398]

Airigatto gozaimash

[@ВладимирВладимирович-д7ш2я]

もうしわけありませn

[@blueteeth143]

whooooo! so hard...

[@spark_6710]

Sumimasen is not thank you! Only in particular situations ,the nuance is close to thank you ,but saying that sumimasen= thank you is misleading! It's sorry ! Sorry for making you do things for me, sorry to bother you...so,in a way thanking them.But the meaning is really sorry ! Japanese think it's very important to show appreciation,even if not sincerely! Lol.So...that's why we use that word quite often!Usually followed with " arigato".

[@donnybrooks13]

Very helpful