【Do you want me to? 】in Japanese How to offer a help in Japanese

[@mikurealjapanese]

Hi guys! I'm planning to upload more and more grammar videos! I hope I can be your help before JLPT exam this December! I will do my best to upload as many videos as possible! Thank you so so much for being here and learning Japanese with me. Honestly your comments and motivations keep me going. I can't really appreciate your support enough. Thank you. ほんとうに ありがとう♡

[@AllenCenteno]

Due to pandemic, JLPT is cancelled here in Italy for December 2020. 😭

[@mikurealjapanese]

@@AllenCenteno I'm sorry to hear that! But hey! Let's prepare for 2021 together then! I will continue uploading anyway!

[@ileana2901]

In Romania we don't know yet if the JLPT will be held😭 but I'll do my best to be at N4 level until December anyway But your videos are extremely useful anyway

[@raindo4]

@@mikurealjapanese im really tryin to do my best miku sensie💔

[@thebatonmaster]

@@mikurealjapanese You're amazing. AMAZING! I'm a little bit more of an experienced student and I still find your videos extremely helpful. Keep going, we love it, but don't burn yourself out.

[@TheBiffers]

Thanks!

[@Bakerb1942]

みくさんは外国人に日本語を教えり方が本当に上手です！ いつもレソンは全部分かりやすいです！ 日本語の専攻で大学をもう卒業しましたから、日本語を忘れることチャンスがいつもあるでも、毎日みくさんのビデオを見たら、その日本語を忘れるチャンスがドンドン増えません！ ビデオを作ってくれてありがとうございます 😌

[@tomiidev]

日本語ちょ上手

[@clarajackson7079]

You were born to be a teacher. The way you teach and the examples you give us is exactly the daily conversation. They are so useful. I can’t thank you enough for all your work. One day, I’ll send my comment to you in Japanese. I’m not confident YET.

[@leonardorocha1875]

"soro soro ikouka" *bye bye yesterday feelings intensifies*

[@noahliasam7407]

手伝った！I really love your videos! Keep it going 😄

[@juniorem9832]

ありがとうございます! 👍👏

[@khinmaungmaunglwin]

ありがとうございます。

[@SarenaFc]

ほんとうにありがとうございます

[@laneyb8911]

I just want to say, these are super helpful. You explain them so well. Not to mention, you teach Japanese that people use more which is sooo nice. I had a basic understanding of school Japanese but then I hear people speak and I have no clue! I can’t form complex sentences yet but thank you soo much!!

[@cronny8505]

Best sensei ever ! Merci ! 🇨🇵😊

[@flyaway9326]

You are wonderful and always there for me when i need you! 👍👍👍

[@mikailahmad2640]

I always wait for your next videos , Sensei

[@TheExploradoras08]

Thank you for teaching us sensei Miku😍 it really helps me a lot...

[@PerishTheMiserable]

this is a great youtube channel for learning japanese. she actually made it easy for me. lol

[@_Upparu_]

Thank you so much for making this video. Amazing quality as usual. Ever since I started using your videos, I’ve become a lot more confident with my Japanese! So, thank you very much for that! (みくさんはビデオを作って、ありがとうございました。)

[@osonhodeleon]

A really helpful video. Thank you sensei.

[@Kevin__levrone]

I am Brazilian and I love you! Always here with you ❤

[@enyafriend]

いつもありがとうございます

[@希望ちゃん-e7z]

Thank you

[@logan8374]

相変わらずミク先生が最高！助かった！

[@alabamasamurai7703]

Very well done as always. Many thanks

[@PlaggPlagg]

Very useful and clear, like usual. Thank you so much!!

[@seth8858]

Great lesson, very helpful!

[@在宅]

ありがとうございます、先生

[@wenrickne]

Miku videos are amazing, Thank you~~

[@guillaumelemont6282]

Yay ! 見ましょう!

[@gamerstv2308]

すごい

[@juanhinojosa2031]

Great video Miku Thanks for sharing your passion so we learn real japanese. Me encanta tu español. めっちゃ勉強になった

[@mikurealjapanese]

Jajaja Muchas gracias por tu comentario tan amable! ¡Tengo que practicar mi español más! jeje

[@Brinkie3]

My dad is not Italian but he sometimes says "Andiamo Tutti?!" when it is time to go somewhere else xD

[@igor.andthepiano]

You are the best ♥️!! Thank you so much for your videos, Miku先生 🙇!

[@Sartin790]

Thanks

[@mma_1993]

Hi Miku sensei! I think it would be great if you can create a playlist/folder by each level you teach, like n5, n4, n3, n2, n1 for easier scanning of your youtube page. Thanks you as always! I'm learning japanese through your videos. 頑張ります！

[@ileana2901]

Another great lesson

[@thenumber2baka345]

ポッターヘッド... いいな..

[@juha-petrityrkko3771]

Thank you for the great videos. 助かりました。

[@gabrielmillien7439]

Have a good day and night. 😊

[@moisesmls]

Like a lot your explanations 😌

[@howardjoven22]

I've learned a lot from this. Arigatougozaimasu!

[@AllenCenteno]

勉強になりました。ありがとうございました、先生。^_^

[@veryvery7310]

みく先生、ありがとう。 よかったら勉強ライブして下さいー☺️

[@kesselshanebronola3218]

Your videos keeps me interested in learning your language Mikusan! Keep up! and may you have lots of people to inspire and subscribe to your videos. God Bless you! がんばってね! 😍

[@mikurealjapanese]

Thank you for taking your precious time to leave me such a kind comment!!! I really appreciate it! Yes I will do my best!!! I'm grateful!

[@chudewey582]

どうもありがとうございます！❤️

[@llcey1818]

So helpfull

[@llcey1818]

0:29- 行こっか shall we go 1:37- 始めよっか shall we start 3:33- そろそろ行こっか its time now,shall we go 4:51- どうする what should we do

[@hersonjapinoy4566]

Please make a video on how to use the word けど/だけど/ですけど　thankyou

[@winviki123]

そのシャツはかっこいいです！

[@SelcraigClimbs]

そうですね スヌーピーでしょうか?

[@vanshika9920]

そのシャーツが好き~

[@__-cd1nd]

You’re cute sensei with clear explanation :( I hope you were my teacher Thanks a lot Miku-San

[@ayenchannel27]

hello miku sensei. i just want to know more about に対して grammar. how many times i review about it but i cant understand. thankyou so much in advance.GODBLESS😊

[@aayushsharma8735]

Sensei, I'm having a doubt Which sentence is correct？ 魚を食べたい？ Or 魚を食べる？ Because it has an object i.e. 魚。 And , is this formal sentence correct?:- 先生、魚はいかがですか？ And what is the formal version of? みくも来る？ And ゆみも食べる？

[@danlau4852]

Hey miku ….suggestion on videos 1) How to use conditional/passive/causative tenses to contstruct sentence

[@DeHaos]

『意向形 』って解決してくれてありがとう。 まったく同じように聞こえるかもしれませんが、どちらを使用するか混乱することがあります。 それらの違いを指摘することで、理解がはるかに容易になった。ということはミク先生の動画を視聴してから火を見るよりも明らかになりました！ だがもっと役に立つ文法の関係ある、例えば『N2とN3の類似した文法ポイント]のことをリリースするといいね。具体的で詳細に解説をすることは目を楽しませるというものだ。 お疲れ様でした

[@andreabnm89]

8:54 持ってあげろうか would be wrong?

[@Mika-kana]

andreabnm I think it is 持ってあげようか

[@kesselshanebronola3218]

at last! 😍😍😍😍

[@samnangsokhom1474]

私はげんざい　べんきょう　にほんご　そしてが　むずかしです。 correct my mistake. thanks for the video, it was very informative.

[@Powerphail]

Hey Miku! Thanks for another great video. I have a small question: You know how you can ask someone to lend you a hand by saying 「手を貸してくれる？」 If you wanted to offer someone a hand with something, could you say 「手を貸してあげようか？」 or would that sounds a bit weird or rude? いつもありがとう！

[@mikurealjapanese]

Good question !! People can understand you, but I wouldn’t use てあげようか？when I offer a help as てあげる is like “I will give you this action “ so it might sound a bit like you are talking down or you’re talking to a little kid.

[@Nordzumu]

Is 「一緒に行こうか」also a way of saying "how about we go together?" or "wanna come with me"?

[@ayu2274genki]

Krapho You are correct! I’m native Japanese. 😉

[@ayu2274genki]

Simply Me If the question is 一緒に行こうか？ then that means Shall we go together? because of the word 一緒に which means together. If the question is simply 行こうか？ then that also means Shall we go together? if you are with someone else. weird? Lol because we often drop subject in every day conversation so the subject could mean both I or WE. But don’t worry! Contextually you would easily know which one is correct because you know who the person is talking to. By the way if you’re by yourself, you might wanna talk to yourself 行こっか? which kind of means Why don’t l just go?

[@felixthecat1882]

What is the Japanese phrase 'can I help you?'

[@illyam_4]

Hello sensei! What is the difference between 飲みに行こう and 飲みに行きましょう ?

[@guigui78340]

she talks about it in the video. one is colloquial and the other is formal.

[@elliek6415]

I love your videos. It would be really helpful if you would add the vocab list to the video description so viewers could copy and paste into flash cards, etc. ^___^

[@krishnakumawat2046]

I liked it

[@llcey1818]

Wauw

[@johnmeyers8542]

I have to say there is a very confusing point in this video. At 6:38 you ask what '一緒に行こうか’ means, and explain what it means (do you want me to go with you?). But then go on to explain that '行こうか’ means 'shall I go for you?' So... these two explanations seem to contradict each other, and this is not explained. Could you explain this?

[@50disney]

Im confuse in using 大丈夫。sometimes im using it as accepting their offer.😆 E.g. Japanese friend: " 手伝おうか." Me: "本当！？大丈夫。" So she did not help me😆 They know my japanese is bad. So sometimes their confuse in my answer.

[@cyrilcabane8636]

Thank you for this video .. again !!! And shall i say ? : " you are exceptionnaly shiny in this video ;) !!!!

[@maxonite]

Could you please make a video on how to use くれる vs あぐる and もらう? They're so hard for me 😥😥

[@muzaffarsaidov8191]

Miku 先生 too emotional, so any grammar become fluent to understand 😄

[@zhendatam]

any difference between "ikou ka?" to "ikimashou ka?"

[@vincentgunawan1488]

"ikimashouka" is the polite form "ikouka" is the simple form that we used to our friends so this is not used to our bosses or teachers or someone that we respect for but they have the same meanings.

[@中国-t3k]

October 10 2022 3:53am

[@kingsmans4741]

whos the 2 dislikes??? you should be ashamed of yourself!.. Love your lessons amazing as always!

[@coolper1968]

I forget always,しゃしんをするじゃない、it's しゃしんをとる。

[@evilparkin]

2:15 登録しようか？ もうやった！

[@kwicksandz]

could you say 写真取ろうか　to strangers? as a tourist its a helpful phrase but would it be rude to someobody you dont know?

[@SelcraigClimbs]

To strangers I would imagine that saying 「一緒に写真を撮ってもいいですか?」would be better Or informally - 「一緒に写真撮っていい?」 Also be careful with the word とる when writing. The kanji 取るis for when you are taking (getting) an item.撮る is for taking pictures.

[@kd9k4h8d]

🔥🔥

[@boringlife5446]

Miku sensei, can you add subtitle in your video. Because i can't hear your voice

[@noobiedesu4814]

How bout n5

[@alicevessalius3044]

Sensei, how to say if we want the other person to pick us up? Like, “can you pick me up at the airport?” Thank you!

[@junarthernandez2990]

Alice vessalius 迎えに来る(mukae ni kuru) kuko made mukae ni kite kuremasenka. Hope this help.

[@diyargulsen8197]

cancel is an English word, Japanese と り け す

[@justyulia2703]

It was very interesting video, but I'm not sure that "Do you want me to to something?" is a good translation for this grammar construction. The grammar topic was clear thanks to Japanese examples, but "Do you want me to do smth" sounds wrong, I suppose. I mean, when you make this question it is like reaskig. For instance, somebody is not glad to see you on his party and do everything to spoil your motto or something. And when you understand it you can ask "Do you want me to leave the party?". It is something irritating, when we want to know exactly what this person wants from you. It's not a help. Or "I want you to clean the room while I do the disches". It is a demand. May be English is not enought to show the real sense but anyway... :) But the video itself was super! みく先生、私たちのために頑張ってありがとうございます。

[@sungeswe4303]

そうしよっか??これ 正しいですか?Miku 先生?

[@mikurealjapanese]

はい！after you discuss something with someone you can say “ okay then let’s do that” そうしよっか！

[@wondertraveller9928]

9:33 why 駅まで? Why not 駅で?

[@lynpearson5058]

Good question. I wondered about this as well.

[@SelcraigClimbs]

Because you are saying "shall I *go to* the station to pick you up." に行く implies a directional 'to'.

[@shinobi9511]

💓💓💓💓✨

[@gracebascon8772]

n3 miku sensei onegaishimasu

[@jap1086]

Sono kamigata ii desu✌✌

[@bernhardvonbarret1729]

Me: Offers help in the most subtle and polite way to speak and say. Japanese:Runs as if his life is being threatened by a Yak or Some Sort of Viking Raider. Nah Miku, Being what I'm and Looking like a Hokuto No Ken Character does not help even if I do use the ways you taught here, still handy to know this ways.

[@rooseveltpower777]

Arigatou Gozaimasu Kawaii Sensei

[@mimel5959]

Why do you say のみにいかない? but not のむにかない?

[@SelcraigClimbs]

Think you have to use the pre ますform of the verb + に行く Like how its 食べに行く And not 食べるに行く

[@srinirao7725]

Thank you