Creating Simple Japanese Sentences - Learn Japanese in 5 minutes! #23

[@japanesefromzero]

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[@japanesefromzero]

I just re-watched this video. I am a fan of my own work. Good job self.

[@japanesefromzero]

I ban everyone that does this.

[@Ericquer]

+Learn Japanese From Zero! gonna report u lol

[@japanesefromzero]

Nah. It's just a shadow ban. You THINK you are posting but no one sees your posts but you. It's pretty sweet and it's nice that KZbin has this option.

[@japanesefromzero]

Notice you don't actually see what I am talking about since I banned that user from the channel.

[@kaibrown1818]

Sugoi! Arigatou Gozaimasu (Sorry im teaching myself)

[@carrienation1409]

For me, You're "5 minute videos" could be 30 mins. long. They are So helpful. Thank you ; )

[@japanesefromzero]

+Carrie Nation Older shows used to be much longer. But I am not sure if 30 minutes + was a good thing or not! Thanks for the nice words.

[@NuevoVR]

*your you should learn english first lol jk im not going to be that guy who says that

[@maria.is.chilling]

+Carrie Nation Ikr, I love the way he taught this, it was really engaging and helpful :), thanks +Learn Japanese From Zero!

[@alexglase765]

Lol "5 minutes" means the 23rd tutorial that's 12 minutes long

[@harshpotato899]

yes!

[@annoyingorange3601]

This guys knows how to teach And he teaches normal veryday japanese wich no one else does for some reason...? Keep up tge goid work

[@japanesefromzero]

+Darth-IU Teachers love to show how smart they are. They teach in a way that makes them look smart and gives them self-gratification. For me, if you don't understand the concept I have failed. Thank you for the nice words!!

[@Anthi-Zo0nrikqz]

Deni Mintsaev I doubt he was talking about all teachers, he's said it in past videos.

[@ayahoshi]

I've been learning Japanese for 3 years, but this is by far the most helpful video I have seen!

[@imbessax]

ayahoshi me too

[@JohnDoe-fe9zx]

Are you fluent yet?

[@smackednoodle]

"I'm gonna have to borrow another three minutes" Goes on for another seven

[@nderag.8644]

XD R.I.P

[@tkyk4893]

you were free to stop at 5 mins yu know

[@Blue-Mo0n]

Jemma Williams the more the minutes the happier it makes me He is so helpful and you dont even pay him. It's free knowledge

[@tlclstuff]

Please do more like this!! Let's have "Japanese in 12" again. Because of the longer time, you looked more relaxed, you were able to repeat to reinforce what you said and it was more of a lesson without being too long.

[@عبداللهمسعود-و6ك]

This is the first JFZ video I've ever watched and I find it funny remembering how I struggled over simple sentences

[@brianfilmdiscussions9447]

I've learned way more from this one video than any any book over last two days. Love this channel!!

[@corporallawbreaker4163]

Multiple languages can actually make u a smarter and more brain active person specially if u using them all the time. Cheers m8s and thanks for the video

[@ShadowriverUB]

emmm im not sure about that, languages dont make you smarter but let be more expressive

[@peachrei]

+Shadowriver Bilingualism affects the development and efficiency of the brain's multifactorial 'executive control system'. The bilingual brain is used to handling two languages at the same time. This develops skills for functions such as inhibition (a cognitive mechanism that discards irrelevant stimuli), switching attention, and working memory. These skills make up the brain's executive control system, which looks after high-level thought, multi-tasking, and sustained attention. Because bilingual people are used to switching between their two languages, they are also better at switching between tasks, even if these tasks are nothing to do with language. People who speak two languages have also been shown to have more efficient monitoring systems. A 2009 study showed that monolinguals and bilinguals respond similarly when the brain's monitoring system is not taxed, but in conditions requiring high monitoring demands, bilinguals were faster. Bilingual people also outperform monolingual people in spatial working memory tasks.

[@ShadowriverUB]

RawrsomeRachael You know english is my 2nd language and it didn't solved my problems of handling multitasking, i'm usally super absorbed by one thing :p I don't feel much of a difference other then ability to talk to foreigners.

[@peachrei]

Shadowriver Obviously the effects are in general... there are proven benefits of being able to speak multiple languages.

[@ShadowriverUB]

RawrsomeRachael Expression :p

[@jondingelstad2476]

Your videos are very helpful for someone, like me, who can't go to Japan or isn't in Japan to learn Japanese. ありがとうございます

[@JAMBAPRODUCOES]

also, you are such a good teacher that 5 minutes might be too short!

[@notgeorgewbush]

This should be lesson #1. This may be the best single beginner lesson I've seen. Arigatou George!

[@PastaMaster115]

It's actually a great thing that this one went so far over 5 minutes. This is one of the most important subjects for beginners.

[@mr-uf8hb]

I live in Japan and have been looking for a great youtube teacher, and by far he is the best!!!!!

[@joshuasweet5854]

Thank you! I learned dewa arimasen and I always felt so clumsy trying to use it in my sentences. Janai des is so much easier and more comfortable to say, especially as a beginner

[@Anthi-Zo0nrikqz]

Your videos are awesome, dude! Thanks for everything, honestly. It's so hard finding someone who can actually have continuity in their classes.

[@MixGuy]

TBH this guy is awesome. He explains everything very simply

[@newchannel1231]

You have great style of teaching and motivating to listen for longer time. Well done! Thanks

[@leliaeliza7925]

THIS VIDEO IS THE BEST. Thank you so much, Mr. Trombley!!

[@marka112]

dude your a natural teacher! i wouldint mind to watch a 1 hour video... if you are learning, you might aswell walk all the path way!!

[@KaylanaXiong]

Thank you for taking your time to make videos for aspiring japanese language learners! Very much appreciated. 😄😄

[@Panferno69]

This video was so helpful! I already knew the basics with desu and ka and some of the animals but the janai and jaa was new and I really appreciate it :D thank you! And it's OK and BETTER when you make longer videos :) just change the name into Japanese in 10 ;)

[@GengoNoTabi]

Yes! Japanese in 10!

[@avianiza]

Japanese in 5 mins, uploads 12 minute video

[@japanesefromzero]

Yes but it only took me 5 minutes to plan it!

[@avianiza]

either way I still learned, so its fine lol

[@shizukagozen777]

Kalopsia Shhhh, we don't care. More is better. 😆

[@shizukagozen777]

Learn Japanese From Zero! Lol

[@ТинаРоуСюжет2.0]

Almost 3 times 5 minutes :D Does it count for 3 lessons? 😂

[@LesaKenner]

Quit apologizing for the length. I stand up and salute all your videos no matter how long they are. No matter how far you are along in Japanese you stand to gain something from your videos. Always love when a new one comes out in my subscription list.

[@DailyDaves]

After going through many of your videos (past and present) I realized that this is the only one that I really learned from. It's because in this video you started with something very helpful and basic and then slowly added on to it to form proper questions/answers. All the other videos seem to be very random in their information, which leads to a zero retention rate (for me at least) Do your books focus more on starting from the beginning and slowly working forward?

[@bleedingteardrops]

This is literally the first time I've found someone who can teach me normal daily Japanese and have me understand it! Oh and that's not preschool level learning either! Thank you for your videos! Subbed and will buy the books!!!

[@vivianeb90]

You're a great teacher. All my questions were answered immediately. Thank you!

[@keikogardner8642]

Thank you so much!!! This video has helped me learn a lot more in 12 mins rather then in a month

[@mikereese529]

thank you, I am just starting to learn Japanese and these videos like this really help!

[@spiritedrenee9895]

Wow. These are very simple sentences! I feel proud since it's been awhile since I even practiced my Japanese.

[@tcsocal5554]

Well worth the 12 minutes! Thanks George

[@DjordjeHess]

I didn't know that Saul Goodman teaches Japanese!

[@MrZeroFaith]

I totally got that Saul vibe from him too. haha

[@1BubbleTrouble1]

I wish these would be longer. Its very helpful!

[@japanesefromzero]

Check out my new series were I go as long as I need, and I go in order from Day 1 of learning Japanese. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKTVkp6DiZabaMk

[@imbessax]

my native language is portuguese and im learning japanese with english, and you are just amazing, im learning everything, you make it so simply, thanksss

[@beththompson4371]

I love 12 minutes!! You are a great teacher

[@atlanta1586]

This actually really helps. I've just been learning Japanese through songs, but I'm glad I found this.

[@imfred08]

Your lessons are great! I don't mind at all if it goes over. Thanks!

[@izaiasescobar2276]

I wish it was you would teach for a longer period of time, I'm so interested now!!!

[@tanchoindigo2352]

You can take all the time you need , if it means anything , is thank you for uploading these videos

[@rlharris9337]

Thank you for this video. I really needed this to get a understanding of basic Japanese sentence structure.

[@maroon6502]

Ahh, the very first jfz video I ever watched around 4 years ago Sweet sweet memories

[@shizukagozen777]

...but I'm so busy... That tone was hilarious. 😂😂😂

[@QueenPrism]

I have studied french for three years, I still have trouble with past and future tense to this day. This summer I decided to take up Japanese. I'm 1week in, I have half the hiragana memorized, and I'm picking up this language so well I can't believe it- especially because of how hard I thought it was going to be

[@zainabb.2792]

Flatter Queen you gave me hope

[@JuriAmari]

Agreed. The grammar in Japanese is so much easier than French. While there are some gender-specific words, it's so nice not to have to memorize gender particles. The conjugation is simple too. I think what trips people up is learning that it's contextual and the text (specifically kanji).

[@QueenPrism]

***** kanji is so hard for me TT.TT especially hand writing it also there are a couple characters of katakana that just hate me XD i love hiragana though.

[@JuriAmari]

Flatter Queen I've learned 48 hiragana so far. I still have 58 to go. I've been using Memrise and it helped me get them down in 4 days. I'll definitely use it for kanji. I won't deny it though - I'm anxious about keeping the on- and kun-yomi straight.

[@QueenPrism]

***** I've never heard of Memrise *signs up* o.o ... be right back

[@RozArialind]

Kaeru, Kaeru. a legitimate sentence.

[@Hwyadylaw]

Rozalind Aria Kaeru kaeru kaeru. 変える蛙帰る

[@eweeparker]

Rozalind Aria romaji is never a legitimate sentence lol

[@RozArialind]

+Ian Parker I don't know how to write in japanese using my windows computer. In my mac, yeah but I still don't know how to in windows

[@nikolanojic6861]

+Rozalind Aria its alot easier in windows . u just put japanes then click on it and click katakana or hirigana . then u type ka and it goes カ and so on

[@thatotakunerd2025]

I went from searching on how to say excuse me in Japanese to finding this helpful video. I already knew all the animal terms already though, from an app that I have. I'm really glad that I found this channel and I hope I will watch more (not always active on KZbin).

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THIS IS A BLESSING THANK YOU

[@xForgottenDream]

"Oh my gosh, froggie!" hahahaha! I just want to thank you SO much for these videos! I never feel put off or intimidated by you. I feel like I'm really learning and understanding with you. Thank you so so much! :)

[@BigSirZebras]

I have watched three of these 10 to 15 minute videos so far... At this rate I will never learn Japanese in 5 minutes.

[@japanesefromzero]

+BigSirZebras I am obviously horrible at keeping time. Initially I had a timer, but eventually I gave up! I should call it "Japanese in 5! or more!"

[@mayaborges1893]

+Jigsaw79 right . " oh is just 5 minutes of your life "

[@japanesefromzero]

That's the trick. We lie to you and say "5 minutes" and trick you into a life of learning. I would say the ends justify the means!

[@dooplon5083]

+Allyson Jenings I bet it's so magic it'll turn me into a frog! No thanks!

[@JessicaOceanLover]

I have to learn Japanese for work! These videos are great! Thank you

[@jerichojon]

thanks for the effort...after seeing this i will go to your no 1 lesson and start my japanese learning journey.

[@hiutale]

You are so relaxed and natural in front of the camera! A pleasure to follow your teaching. Also, hyper informative. Subscribed. :)

[@alitakum5540]

i´m in love with your videos, you make learning japanese so easy!

[@necropig]

Do more +5 videos! I just moved to japan so every little helps for me :p

[@AMZjuggle]

wow thanks man. i have found a tutorial of sentence construction at last. all i just see is the sentence itself like basic greetings. now thanks to u ita how to construct. 😊

[@moriahthompson9404]

Bryan Tomi Riel I feel exactly the same...no longer listening to basic Japanese greetings...on to sentence construction and actually advancing in my Japanese.

[@1dayatatime186]

My precious time is always well spent watching your videos. I learn a lot listening to you talk. ありがとう 😁

[@shehabeldin1086]

Thank god I found this, Thanks for the help

[@treblaalbert4391]

Man, you are awesome. Love your work. Please continue like this

[@Aslan25253]

Thank you so much. Very useful video and good style of teaching.

[@allestaireacasio2645]

I stop learning japanese becausenof kanji, but having this kind of videos makes help me to remember basics, thank you

[@kubr1ck36]

Thanks for the lesson George.!!!

[@masao37]

you are a great teacher man good job, great series

[@tigab15]

10:24 the distinctions between words with the same pronounciation is also made with pitch accent, which is also important to know

[@Jasminedesi16]

These videos are amazing!! Thank you soo much.

[@Lilia-he8eb]

Thank you! These videos are very very useful and helpful. :3 Thank YOU for taking your time to teach me something.

[@DailyDaves]

This was a really easy to follow video and I'm now seconds from hitting the subscribe button and then binge watching all your videos!

[@LexusFox]

"Oh gosh! There is a return!" I literally bursted in laughter! Boku wa na des ka? Buta des! Is that right? XD

[@siriusmaia]

Lexus Fox "Boku wa nan des ka?ぼく（僕）は何ですか。" means "What is me(I?)?", and "Buta des!ぶた（豚）です！" means "I'm a pig!"

[@LexusFox]

So how do you say. "What am I?" and yes, "Watashi wa buta de yo!" :D

[@siriusmaia]

Lexus Fox I had a mistake. Not "What is me?" but "What am I?" "I'm a pig!" = "Watashi wa buta da yo!わたし（私）は豚だよ！" "da yo" is a casual, spoken language. "watashi" is used by female in general(formal or casual) or by male in formal.

[@1212nizar]

Thank you for taking 12 minutes of my "precious" time :)) ありがとうございます。

[@sonia9080]

This was so helpful! Thank you so much 🌞

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I just love these introductions

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Loved this lesson. Thank you.

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Awesome, loved it. 😊 I feel like I learned more in your vid than the last few weeks on my app.

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this has helped me more than I thought. thank you so much!!

[@stompymusic]

Your videos are great, thank you for taking the time to make them :) Your aproach is ace. ありがとう！

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+stompymusic Thanks for the nice words. I enjoy making videos.

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I just watch this channel.. and so much easy to understand.. thank u so much :D

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Absolutely remarkable, thank you a lot.

[@Sunbreaker7]

you will never be forgiven for taking extra 7 minutes of my day to learn valuable Japanese!! :D

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I just found your videos. Great teaching skills there! Thanks for the tips.

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I like how you sad 5 minutes but it's 12 this time xD Really like the quick paced and easy to understand lessons though!

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This really helped me out...subbed and I'm gonna buy the book

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Having fun while learning 😊

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I think you should take some of your short videos and make one big video with all of your short ones in that one for people who have plenty of time because this helps me so much and it would be easier btw keep up the excellent work ;)

[@sugarkats21]

It's okay, don't apologize, this precious time is time spent of learning Japanese from an amazing teacher :) Is there a non progressive (non romaji) version of the first book in you Japanese from Zero series?

[@gallenfier]

I honestly prefer the longer lessons. I listen to them when I have things to do. Otherwise, I would be reading lessons.

[@GeodineLange]

I love these!! It is broken down into tid bits that are easily understood, and just enough information to process for yourself how to respond, and how to use things in context (without getting overwhelmed by trying to learn "25 popular phrases" without understanding how or why or what things mean). Thank you! P.S...what's an extra 8 minutes between eager learners? XD

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[@kevindanny7604]

Thanks man, i learn something new.