Express LOVE in Japanese! Japanese about DATING♡

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Today I will be teaching all phrases you need to know about DATING and
EXPRESSING your feeling towards someone♡！ Like for example....
"To go on a date" "To have a relationship" "To get dumped" "to break up"
"To get back together" "To have a crush on someone" "Love at first sight"
"To cheat" "I love you"
I hope you enjoy♡

[@papateachme]

You're super awesome, Miku

[@mikurealjapanese]

アーリーだいすき!!!!!!!! You are AMAZING! Thank you! I had so much fun!!

[@ramonsanchez8697]

Love you guys!!! Son mis maestros mas favoritos de Ingles y Japones!! Muchas gracias por sus vídeos, saludos desde Argentina!!!

[@maicolboyoemasorka]

Having Jason Statham with us here it's epic!!!!

[@mabumarnauen7318]

17:28 him noticing he actually likes her romantically

[@cdpardo]

Miku-sensei I love these segments with your friend, you should have him more often covering other topics because he asks such intricate and great questions! You two bounce off each other really really well.

[@terebiomimasu]

I really enjoy the videos you two make together. I learned a lot and it did not feel like it was 30 minutes at all.

[@ramonsanchez8697]

I wanna see more vídeos like this! Love it!!

[@afork698]

アリとミク先生は気が合わそうですね! You guys have great chemistry! I really love your videos together, I learn so much. Thank you both for your hard work!

[@laneyb8911]

I love these discussions! The switch between english and japanese helps with context so I was able to just listen get a decent understanding. It also helped with recognizing conjugations. Thank you Miku Sensei

[@nunyabeeswax3127]

I always love watching your channel before studying for my Japanese classes! You do such a good job. Thank you for making this channel and sharing it with everyone♡♡

[@WaltRBuck]

One thing I really like about Japanese culture is that they express their love less verbally then most other countries. Why? Because, I hear it so often that it's cheap. I almost never say it. So when I do, the people involved know that it has a deep meaning attached. To me, you're expressing the thing that is most sacred to you and hopefully those you share it with. How much you absolutely value that person in words. Further, I think it best to give value to words through action and self-sacrifice. If I love my wife, and spend years of my life for her, I think that says much more than spouting off a word every 5 minutes. The value being the sacrifice made of time and effort given from me to her. Needlessly to say, if done right (true intent and meaning), the more you're together and treat each other in this manner, the more valuable that love becomes between you and the more valuable to each other you each become.

[@Tankochan]

Great video! As someone who is studying japanese to be able to read BL manga I can say it's super useful.

[@rimaaouadi590]

S A M E

[@gloomybanana6668]

My two favourite teachers at the same video! このビデオから凄く嬉しかったです!

[@escobargameslatam]

Great guest! He asks all the questions i would ask

[@gashbeenfaisal228]

I love this!

[@iimagemelody]

Thank you very much miku sensei

[@jeffersonlam2969]

ミク先生と日本語を勉強すると、落ち着く😌

[@jojocaqep]

This is what I really need! LOL.. thank you Miku Sensei! 😁

[@sachinsharda3054]

先生、役に立つ 表現を ちゃんと教えてくれてありがとうございました、みく先生の教え方本当に好きです👍👍

[@koizumi31]

Wow I like the questions he makes

[@onomatopeira]

のことが きになってる = I'm in the mood of/for... OR I'm interested in... のことが きになてる = I'm worried about Are these translations correct? Does "small tsu" make these differences in sentences? And congratulations for the channel and the videos. I'm starting to learn, and I liked the grammar videos, but I also really liked these videos about cultural aspects of Japan and the Japanese. Miku has a very pleasant and friendly presence (as well as being very pretty) and, above all, you explain well. Best of luck for your work.

[@winniecantonese]

素晴らしかった❗たくさん 習った！！ミク先生 大好き💕

[@Curly3373]

Excellent! I like this format.

[@rubyishii5961]

Love the topic. Thanks a lot

[@DeHaos]

作ったビデミカ先生オから多く勉強になりました！デートの相手に誘う場合に、デートのフレーズを知っているだけでなく、好印象することもできますよ。動画がめっちゃ役に立たから、次の動画は心待ちにしております。 動画を提供されて、お疲れ様でしたー

[@seeanthonyn]

This is videos is very useful for Japanese immersion using Terrace house! ありがとう！ Miku 先生！

[@chikasole]

This was a really good topic

[@garrettdakin2703]

Yay More Miku Sensei! It's a good day when Miku Sensei releases a new video :)

[@mikurealjapanese]

Yay♡ And I loved your lovely comment! hehe

[@lf-domino7876]

6:32 When Aimer (singer) magically pops up in your head How many of you thought about it too?

[@carlos26ch]

The same happened to me, lol

[@tydoworld4904]

今晩に彼女のロマンスな作文を書きます。💞😆フレーズを教えてくれてありがとうございます😂😊🙏🏽

[@claes3327]

I'm already looking forward to the lesson on Sunday even though for me it's at night 笑

[@mariasophie167]

I love your collabs with Papa teach me!

[@shizukaisinlove2069]

みく めっちゃ好き😃

[@icanwatchthevideos]

18:20 couldn't you also say "へー、ミクいいな" or something like that? "Like" in the context of his question is about liking someone as a person (in a platonic/friendly way), and I'd think that いい works to communicate that idea.

[@austindavid7155]

So if I'm in a bar in Japan and I walk up to an attractive woman, can I say something like, 'Hi, I just noticed you and thought you were pretty and wanted to meet you.' Or is that too direct? How should I start a conversation?

[@anilkamble7617]

4 th comment..... I am very happy to see her new video. ❤️❤️

[@mikurealjapanese]

Awww Thank you!♡！

[@escobargameslatam]

Wish me luck !! 🙏🏼😬

[@ajax7590]

Maybe it’s because he’s British but in American slang you can say “friend-zoned” or “lead-on”(in a more negative connotation) for カタオモイ

[@마리아-k4q]

What is your skin care? I would love to know❤️

[@DCphoenix]

先生みくさんは、動画で　たくさん教えてくれてありがとう！　:) 　Is 「お酒飲みに行こう」is more nature way too, for asking someone out for a drink in Japan? Or would this be too direct in Japanese culture?

[@thaithan8457]

please make a tutorial video about "te kureru/te morau/te ageru"

[@leonardorocha1875]

Really cool vídeo, thanks a Lot! :)

[@mtlbyjessa1757]

First ❤️😊 Hi Miku Sensei! I have learned a lot from your videos.

[@mikurealjapanese]

Awww Thank you♡ Glad I can help♡！！ Is there any topic you want me to teach??:)

[@mtlbyjessa1757]

I am planning to take N4 exam this December but I am still confused on how to use 場合 and it's difference to なら／たら/と/ば/とき and もし. Please enlighten me Sensei, おねがいします🙇🙏 ありがとうございます！ Keep safe Miku Sensei! ❤️

[@PlanetStephane]

ああああああ！ デートは昨日でった！ 以前にこのビデオを見れば良かった!😭

[@mabumarnauen7318]

today I've heard someone in a drama calling someone for a short talk like ちょっといい？ but they said something like ちょっと私と付き合ってもいい？ or something like that I dont remember 100%, can it be used that way as well?

[@x-dj-tai-x7753]

Woow papa english Am surprised 😍

[@accuset]

"Anytime you're the victim, you use passive voice" That makes things easy! But I expected "love at first sight" to be "gachikoi", so I guess that's something different...

[@Curly3373]

What would be a sign for who was cheated on?

[@jayjaysunga3413]

Sugoi

[@clairepedersen2114]

I would not even ask someone out on a date, even in English! But that might just be me... On the other hand, if you 遊びに行くwith someone (付き合ったない！）, and they are acting inappropriately (for you!), I learnt from a Japanese movie, you can just say, 「ちょっと。。。」, right?

[@ninjamafia192]

Hi. I know this has nothing to do with the video but I'm very confused about the difference between 青, 蒼, and 碧.

[@elizsar87]

RIP replay button xD

[@WorkLifeJapan]

MikuさんのKZbinの事が好き。　Can we romantically like a KZbin channel? :D

[@hkheart1997]

Really useful phrase and I can practiced with my Ryukyu wife

[@BruhNature]

"Where is Rachel?" 😂😂😂

[@catherinebutler4819]

PapaTeachMeはどうやって日本に来ましたか！最近のビデオですか。

[@nevermind9580]

"How about I am suddenly ignored by someone." 先生、教えてくださいませんか。

[@thefantasyreview8709]

"unrequited love" in English is a standard phrase... it's not Shakespearean English! :-)

[@Joshua11Saragih]

Ms Miku you always give us 10 sentences at the and of the video, why don't you give us maybe 50 to 100 sentences in pdf format that we can download so we can practice more, I think it will be really helpful.

[@language_road_8_ro]

片思い

[@godwilylanan1820]

😂❤❤❤😂

[@miyazakiya7518]

みくせんせいとどもだちにありがとうございました。りょうおもいのくにはどこですか

[@rimaaouadi590]

Omg i used to learn British English at papa English channel two years ago and i wasn't even able to understand all of his videos because my english sucked ! *Still bad but it's much better now, i'm at a B1 or B2 level* )): i honestly felt so warm seeing him on the thumbnail ! Never expected to meet him again in my Japanese learning journey !!! It's like meeting your primary school teacher at university ): *btw his accent is horrible, i started learning Japanese 2 months ago and i can do a better impression than him*

[@vmindope]

Miku sensei, you never teach us what to reply when someone said "付き合ってください" to you. Like how would you respond to that in Japanese~ hope you'll see and answer this!

[@chikasole]

Faaaast 83

[@mikurealjapanese]

Hehe Thank you for supporting me♡！

[@elok3]

Johnny sins