From and Until Particles | Japanese From Zero! Video 31

[@japanesefromzero]

Power up your Japanese on FromZero.com (lessons, quizzes, games, ask-a-teacher)

[@rabab5208]

RAINOWS AND UNICORNS ARE DELICIOUS!1!1!

[@ranfuchs3592]

Totally

[@orchidcolors]

**nods sagely**

[@primeartonline-pianocovers1535]

100th like :P

[@AquesticYT]

Couldn't think of a proper username | Just came across it xD

[@codex8797]

FURRY ASS IS ALSO DELICIOUS

[@aissamsr5339]

all these courses for free thanks man you are the best

[@esportsbulgaria6263]

@Dougann I did that, book 1 on Kindle and I recently received my book 2 paperback - way more convenient. Totally worth the money.

[@dillonyoung5502]

the books are 100% worth the money

[@wiledwiredweasel560]

@@esportsbulgaria6263 Hm.... Tempting, actually. I've been copying every single word, phrase, etc. into my graph notebook.

[@luutoo3649]

@@wiledwiredweasel560 Been doing the same :D. I'm curious whether you still are, or have moved to the books by this time?

[@logval8019]

@Dougann I would but I'm broke

[@rubenadorno5353]

It's 530 am I'm nearing the end of my shift and I'm glad to say that I've completed book 1 It took me about 3 months of intentionally slowing my pace to actually absorb all of this knowledge. I'm super stoked I felt like I had to let someone know lol Thanks and I'll see you all on book two !

[@Katatonya]

Where are you on your Japanese journey 4 years later?

[@conoroleary1612]

@@Katatonyaprobably still on book 2 at his pace

[@sevsteralias1817]

​@@conoroleary1612i will say that I made it to book 2 in about a month but I don't think 3 months is that bad.

[@setxapart5505]

That's a good pace for someone who is taking time to soak up all of the provided vocabulary and not just zip through the core of each lesson with a "good enough" attitude. I know I refused to go to book 2 until I stopped to take a break to practice writing down what I had learned and attempt to memorize the vocabulary words provided, which is actually requested by Trombley, before you even get into the last lesson(13). We want to be totally comfortable with understanding and forming sentences - not just being egotistical about how fast or what book we are on now. That would stump any of us in a real-world situation.

[@JohnM...]

@@setxapart5505I’m currently on book 2 - have spent about a month trying to understand (along with different KZbin channels) います、あります。 The different ways of saying things with them is just crazy. I have to keep in mind that they both mean ‘exists’ ;as well as a lot more!) when there’s a sentence like ‘the cat is in the park’ 猫は公園にいます, I have to think ‘the cat EXISTS in the park, so I use imasu!’

[@viceran_]

It's amazing how well all this lessons have aged, I wouldn't trade this 5 years old videos for anything. You not only managed to teach me a lot but also rekindled my motivation to learn the language. I don't even know how to thank you properly. If I ever become fluent you're a huge reason why!!

[@Nangesoup]

Hello, how are your Japanese studies going? as someone who just watched this and read your comment I'm wondering if you stuck with it; and if so; how good is your Japanese now? thank you :)

[@anonisnoone6125]

@@Nangesoup People comment that they enjoying they're Japanese studies but they just leave everyone on a cliffhanger cos most of them don't ever respond when u ask them.

[@lorenzotoma]

@@anonisnoone6125 Lmao true, though I never get notifications if someone responds to my comment so maybe it's just that 90% of the time

[@billyboy80]

Woaa so that's how you steal a gun from a yakuza member, thx

[@japanesefromzero]

Do NOT forget the first part of the trick... or you will absolutely lose a pinky.

[@MrSceneNine]

Just confirm that in 2019, rainbows and unicorns are STILL delicious.

[@Fennetic]

Still are in 2021, how's your progress btw?

[@shaeleyworrell1924]

@@Fennetic 2022 even

[@RoycephusThe3rd]

They’re the best they’ve ever been in 2024

[@lakersrull]

雨bows and ゆにcorns are おいしいです!

[@LagAttacktoSlay]

lakersrull haha nice one I like it xD

[@SwagOver]

lakersrull 彩虹とユニコンが美味しですよ。

[@SwagOver]

lakersrull That's my guess...

[@dillionaustin4492]

*to for and, *wa for are

[@mathewarago98]

🌈 and unicorn are oishii desu...nice one .😊

[@RamyAmr.m]

George-san, thank you for existing in my life !

[@japanesefromzero]

This is a heavy compliment. I guess "you are welcome" is about the minimum I could say.

[@RamyAmr.m]

Its just that my country doesn't care about the Japanese language, You and Tae Kim are my hope ^^

[@unika1310]

I just completed book 1! Thank you George for making these videos! They really do help strengthen the learning materials in the book. You’re personality is awesome to help keep us motivated to learn. Looking forward to JFZ book 2. THANK YOU!! Anyone else studying in 2020?

[@limbobbins]

2020 here and totally agree, the videos are such a great companion to the books. It's way better than when you used to get a language book and it had a CD come with it. It's pretty freaky though because most of the comments are from nearly half a decade ago 0_0 - nearly done with book 1, gonna go back and revise it and then get started on book 2. How is it so far?

[@mr.ngpxmgo3927]

2021 and I'm planning to buy the book as i trust George with my whole life lol

[@blueknight4684]

2021 now, started a week ago, how is your japanese going?

[@mrbeetle092]

@@limbobbins Same!

[@EDuran-bk6jr]

And how’s your Japanese now?

[@krismae7068]

kind of late to the fuss but thank you george (and team), the first book accompanied by these videos were of great help to build a foundation. also: rainbows and unicorns are delicious

[@SrinceSaju]

So true, rainbows and unicorn are indeed delicious, in fact it was my childhood dish back then. It's so amazing to see that you like them too.

[@Blackasthenightsky]

Today marks 1 month and 1 day since I've been learning Japanese with these videos

[@anonisnoone6125]

Finally finished book 1 on 28/07/2022. I learned so much cos George really knows how to make his teaching fun and how to make us understand the concepts. I've forgotten some stuff, mostly some vocab, but I'm confident that I've retained most of the important stuff such as being able to create basic sentences and understanding how to read sentences as well which I was very confused on until I came across this course. I still need to learn the counters since I don't know most of them except for the ikutsu counter and for days. I don't have the book since I can't afford it but these videos have been more than enough for me. Can't wait to learn more. Onto book 2.

[@chua2315]

These four months are a great starting jounery for me to reignite my passion on learning language. Thank you so much George for helping me on my first step. Looking forward for the content in Book 2! Rainbows and Unicorns are delicious!!!

[@JoshDiamandis]

Just today finished book 1. It has been years since I finished education, so the thought of learning something and keeping motivation up was so daunting at first. But the book, the videos and the website all made it so easy to keep going, which I'm so grateful for. Now to recap everything and then move onto book 2! ありがとうございます。

[@AS-ne5wu]

I could only hope that all teachers in my life could be like George. I can't believe we've gone this far already, and there is so much more ahead. If someone told me 10 years ago that I'd use my second language to learn third one - I wouldn't believe him. P.S. Yuniko-nとにじがおいしいです！

[@batgirlp5561]

It's been a year and I finished this book! Thanks George! 🎉

[@batgirlp5561]

🌈 and unicorns are delicious 🎉2024😊

[@japanesefromzero]

Great work!! Don’t stop now. You’ve come so far.

[@batgirlp5561]

@@japanesefromzero I just ordered the Kanji from Zero book! I'm going to be sure I Master the vocabulary from book 1 before I buy book 2. Have you thought of making a Quizlet or Anki deck for the vocabulary? 😀

[@zeyad7173]

​@@batgirlp5561Is watching this course useful or not?

[@aivynat536]

End Lesson 1 for 22 Days. But need to go through back from the start bfore start Book 2. I guess i'm doing well even sometimes I need to refer back my notes when George-sensei asked to make sentences bfore he shows it on screen. For those that also watch all the videos. You're doing great until now. 😉 At least, you're better than someone out there who want to learn japanese but didn't have courages. Good luck for You & Me 🥰

[@JeffersonHumber]

I've made it to the end of Book 1, George. I've never gotten this far with a foreign language before, I always sucked at French & Spanish at school. Thank you so much for all the time you spend putting these free videos together, they have been a great help. Book 2 is now on order, I can't wait to learn me some katakana ;)

[@Acetate.]

Finished the Book 1 series, I just want to say you’re easily the best teacher I’ve had, you explain things so neatly and in order which makes it easy to understand, on to Book 2!

[@kamilaalicja2744]

I would like to thank you very much for all these lessons because I'm a person who unfortunately can't attend Japanese lessons and your videos replace them and thanks to them I'm making great progress Thank you and I bow low because I always wanted to speak this beautiful language :))) ありがとうございます!!

[@oliviaknott9685]

Hi George. I just wanted to say thank you after finishing this episode. I've learned so much from your videos. You really break things down well and make it easy to learn. I love your laid back nature in the videos and your encouraging us to try things and be okay with making mistakes. I wouldn't have come this far without you. I'm looking forward to starting the next series with book 2!!! ありがとうございます！！！

[@lucassouza5809]

Finishing book 1 today and already bought book 2, I am pretty satisfied with my evolution till now and hope to evolve even more on book 2. Thank you very much George, I would not be able to do it without you.

[@jaybreezy8047]

Rainbows and unicorns are delicious!... Also have to say this Is amazing. This being the Lessons. I cant believe I'm at the end of book 1. Thank you for teaching in this way. I have tried languages before with no luck. This method and all you give for free to the beginner is amazing. I will be moving on to book 2 soon and I am very excited to continue to learn this language with your help. ありがとうございました、先生。

[@SunriseGirl]

Just wanna say I love listening to these videos while working to supplement my japanese online course, I had no idea these were as old as they were. Thank you so much for making these their easy to understand and fun!

[@dreliz16]

Thank you, George! Looking forward to starting book 2! You are the best!

[@ericktatsui6249]

I really liked the way you teach, you’re fun and at the same time very didactic. I’m a brazilian guy who is learning english and starting with japanese as well, so with your videos I can practice english listening and learn japanese. I wanna buy the books of the course but I couldn’t find a digital version of it, it’s very expensive to deliver things thought countries specially talking about Brazil. I hope you launch a digital version of it. Thank you and keep doing this awesome work.

[@Zeldaretter]

If you haven't found it yet, amazon has ebook versions of the whole series.

[@dantalianlord2834]

Tô na mesma aqui, os vídeos dele me ajufam tanto no inglês como no japonês

[@standowner6979]

Sempre acho brasileiros no comment section de vídeos educacionais. How much have you progressed?

[@TheZenytram]

I NEVER got particles, NEVER, till i watch this playlist. Thankyou. I have learned so much from this videos is not even a hyperbole, i feel like i finaly have some of the foundation that i can build upon now, even on my own if i wish. Before i was always confused nothing make any sense, i knew a lot of words but was like a pile of rubble tied with some particle. Thanks god for the "pitch accent debates" so i could've found your channel 😆

[@peroperopopcorn3960]

George Sir, you're truly an honourable person. You have inspired me to learn Japanese and you make everything easy to understand. Thank you very much sir for coming to my life. :)

[@coffeeby]

Just finished the first book! Can't believe I can now read the hiragana parts of every Japanese song on Spotify! (No need to screenshot and translate through the app just to find out how it spells - YAY!) Thank you, George Sensei! I'm still waiting for the second book in the mail, and I'll see you in the next book! :)

[@sbawad18]

So happy to finish Course 1 and actually understanding every bit of it. Thank you so much for your channel George. You're an amazing teacher. You make the rules so much easier to learn. I tried Genki and gave up after the first chapter due to the amount of text. I prefer smaller chunks at a time. Thank you again. You're awesome! More power to you!

[@IronKirton99]

Rainbows and unicorns are still magically delicious. Thank you for the awesome videos and textbook. It’s making learning Japanese Much more approachable.

[@japanesefromzero]

WARNING: One of the examples I gave near the end is NOT actually taught in the books until Course 2 Lesson 3. Sorry for this!

[@MegaMan64]

9:46 lol I think there's another mistake and I'm a little confused. I do understand that it makes no sense to say 今週の７時から３時迄です。(konshuu no shichi-ji kara san-ji made desu.) because that's like saying "This week It starts 7 o'clock, ends 3 o'clock" and when you tell somebody that you're not being specific. BUT . . . pleeease correct me if I'm wrong but I feel like you're still not being specific even when you say 今週は７時から３時迄です。(konshuu wa shichi-ji kara san-ji made desu.) because even if you emphasize "this week" which is 今週 (konshuu) after that you still gave the time of "this week" without specifically saying what day. . . And even though you mention "my work this week" on 11:00 it still throws me off because it wasn't on the screen. . . but idk I'm no expert at this and have been watching these's series in order from 1-37. If anybody can help me out solve this problem that'll mean a lot. Thanks in advance!

[@XMGZero]

I think it's because this sentence is the answer to the question: しごとはなんじからなんじまでですか, so it is understood that the replier is talking about his job schedule, this week in particular (こんしゅうは).

[@MegaMan64]

Yeah but しごとはなんじからなんじまでですか means: "What time does the Job start and end?" but to answer that by saying: こんしゅうは７じから３じまでです。which means: "This week starts 7 o'clock ends 3 o'clock" you're still not being specific because you're not giving a day like Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, etc

[@HotaruIchimaru]

Yeah, I was wondering about how I missed the SUPER important この lesson

[@seriestv2989]

Hi George ! I have finished JPFZ 1 book and I decided to have a recap of what I learned by watching your videos . They did help a lot and really complement the book. I also did the quizzes and used a lot of helping material provided with the videos. I now feel ready for JPFZ 2 and will order it soon. You' re an amazing teacher and you really transmit your love of japanese and Japan to us. Keep up the brilliant work ! (By the way, I'm French !..)

[@crashfan11]

Gosh this was the best unicorn mukbang I've seen in a while

[@adityarajsinghranawat3434]

1 Million Started This Journey But only 60k Survived Till Here.... 😂 ❤ Its A Proud Moment 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Burnt_Rolls]

Congratulations! The series still has more videos for you to explore, so keep up the great work and continue the journey!

[@leejohnson7946]

All this time I was confused between Kore and Kono... and then it clicked... the amount of times it has been explained to me... something SO simple! Massive lightbulb moment!

[@travel_ready]

Woo hoo! Thanks, George, for the great videos and books. I just finished book 1 and am now starting book 2. I have also started using an app, and the two resources together have really been great. Again, many thanks!!!

[@Azel247]

どこからきましたか どこにいきましたか？ どこからきましたか Cotton-Eye Joe さん？

[@skyehuyser5452]

This is awesome.

[@annikaewing960]

I definitely need to go back and review some things in this book but I can’t believe I’ve come this far already!

[@EMOTIONALTOH]

I've learned a lot from your videos thank you

[@OLGMC]

It's been some months since I could study Japanese and watch these videos because I had exams but I finally finished (and passed) them all so in my vacation now I'm going to catch up and start the next book! :D I'm now downloading all these videos from the last lessons book 1 so that I can watch them on my long flight tomorrow ^^

[@SaiyanJin85]

Thanks for the first trip sensei. It was awesome! Lesson by lesson first from the book and then the video.

[@yanweili6951]

If you palse the video you can notice the title of this video seems to be written on the upper frame of the screen

[@Zeldaretter]

にじ　と　ユニコーンは　おいしい　です　か。 ありがとうございました。I am so happy for starting to learn Japanese with your books and videos. I am so hyped for the second book and can't wait to start with it, but first I want to finish all the exercises and memorize all the words. Only 112 Words left.

[@CulturedDegenerate]

Woah, George I didn't know you could open a safe so easily! Hot damn, brb I wanna try something.

[@japanesefromzero]

Well knowing the Japanese taught in this video really helped. That was one of the harder safes to crack though. Did you notice the way I made the timing of the safe crack build up minute by minute at exactly the 5 second mark? That took a lot of practice.

[@CulturedDegenerate]

I did actually! The suspense was palpable. Very masterfully done!

[@아롬김-o9k]

thankyou so much. i really like how you explain it so well its like in a baby words to me so thankyou so much!!

[@SparkleInShades]

レインボーとユニコーンは おいしいです!

[@danielirvin4420]

Great series. Thank you.

[@tomdussault9779]

Soooooo I'm not sure if you check the comments on old videos George, but I have to say I've always watched anime all my life since I was a kid, I'm now 34, and I never really grasped a lot of the grammar before. Now just in 2 weeks of going through the videos, I have now ordered your series and I have to say just by these small lessons I've literally went from understanding just certain words in Anime, to now being able to REALLY understand ALOT more words and phrases I've heard for years but never really "understood" until now! I've heard them all my life but never understood how/where it came in. Koko, Soko doko, kore sore dore etc, the particle placements and meanings... Even ga/wa! I mean the smallest simplest of grammar understanding really turned it all around. I mean this literally changed my entire focus of Japanese, cleared ALOT of my confusion and have put the spark in me now to become "fluent" Someone coming from a completely lost standpoint studying in college 12-14 years ago and not really grasping any of it besides the Alphabet (Kana) and some Kanji, this makes me wish I found this series sooner. I would suggest this to anyone to get a great foundry of Japanese. HIGHLY suggest. Thanks for being an inspiration!! ありがとうございます! お疲れ様です! (not sure if this is ok to a boss/superior :))

[@anastasiya6740]

It’s 2028 and rainbow unicorns are really the thing like so much tastier than before back in 2020

[@18Knowledge]

holly molly! Rainbows and unicorns are delicious. aren't they? hahaha. It's really funny Sensei. btw I'm from Brazil. Nice video!! I really did it.

[@neongamerlp9856]

Oh man, your videos are still brilliant these days...

[@shenkyo678]

rainbows and unicorns were good as you said thanks george!🥲

[@promarcsyt272]

That thing with rainbows and unicorns... I agree

[@Moneymade77]

I really also love rainbows and unicorns!! とてもおいしいです！！

[@imogencable8887]

Hi George, thank you so much for making these great videos and writing the excellent Japanese From Zero books! I'm so pleased to have got to the end of Book 1 and it's all thanks to you - please keep doing what you're doing for a long time. I was wondering when the revision of Japanese from Zero 2 is due? I want to buy the next book but if the revision is coming up fairly soon I might wait to get the new one. If anyone else here knows, please let me know!

[@silviemonk5556]

I think you're confused, George. Unicorns poop rainbows, and shouldn't be eaten.

[@japanesefromzero]

RIP Dan... this comment hits me hard now that you are gone.

[@baxterpaulini4660]

@@japanesefromzero なに

[@rattle5426]

Did he pass away?

[@rattle5426]

@@milkgxng Thanks, Detective.

[@jay5010]

Who would have ever guessed that rainbows and unicorns are delicious, huh? And just like that I've finished book 1, thank you so much for all the amazing books and free content that you give us, George! You make it genuinely fun to learn, and I never though the day would come when I'd enjoy learning grammar hahaha. Currently (impatiently) waiting to have the second book delivered to me. どうもありがとうございます。

[@JonathanChute]

I never use to think that neither Rainbows nor Unicorns were, in fact, delicious. But you have shown me the light, my friend.

[@RittisakeRabisake]

It's about to be 2022 and Rainbows and Unicorns are delicious！ そろそろ2022年になって、虹とユニコーンは美味しいんですよね！

[@neobretsmith360]

Just tried the Rainbow Unicorn Burger. The best thing I've ever eaten! So delicious!

[@davidmiller3805]

Rainbows and Unicorns are magically delicious. I will never doubt you about this.

[@amrmoneer5881]

you are a great teacher is the least i could say man

[@icebear8909]

😱 Can't believe the surprise twist in this video!!! WATCH THE WHOLE VIDEO OMG

[@sarad504]

Rainbows and unicorns are delicious‼︎ みんな、にじとユニコーンがおいしいです。 An attempt was made.. I'm going to go rewatch all the videos from the beginning as a review now.

[@Noahtheorigianl]

Cant beleive i learned this much. Ty george! Up to the next book!

[@jeremiahab800]

Bruh, I never knew how delicious a combination of rainbows and unicorns could be...thanks for explaining this in the video👍

[@ZaFiroMark]

I did got it right, and I did fell for it and watched the video XD Rainbows and unicorns are delicious indeed!

[@derrickcarter4165]

rainbows and unicorns are sooo delicious! My favorite snack!

[@jrmxnn]

George, how do you recommend reviewing the book after doing all the lessons? Thanks for the book and the videos!

[@milkgxng]

Just for hecks I took the JLPTN5 after only knowing this much from your books and I got a 40%. That's a terrible score but for knowing only up to course 1 lesson 13 not too shabby.

[@dr.merlot1532]

Rain foes and uniforms are delicate.

[@kreddyfruger7905]

Holy guacamole! I didn't notice it earlier, but Rainbows and Unicorns ARE delicious! You've changed my world! ありがとうございます,　先生！

[@GrayeIra]

Would this be how you say, does this train go to Osaka?" この電車は大阪に行きます?

[@MegaMan64]

You're definitely on track! but you forgot to put the question marker "か" at the end. So it would instead be： この電車は大阪に行きますか?

[@jakeagcang3878]

Oh! That’s a beautiful rainbow and unicorn!!

[@silverdust9176]

I rewatched whole playlist to properly understand and now I'm eligible to say.. RAINBOWS AND UNICORNS ARE DELICIOUS!!

[@SuonoReale]

I just finished JFZ Book 1. Does anyone know of any appropriate native content to consume that would help? Occasionally I listen to NHK radio news updates, or watch the 24 Hour live news channel on youtube. But those are rather advanced. I love contemporary Japanese music composers, video games, and nice movies such as "April Story" (1998), directed by Shunji Iwai. Getting ready to do book 2 next! Thank you to JFZ! Rainbows and Unicorns are awesome!

[@evenaicantfigurethisout]

休みは何時ですか. would this sound like natural japanese? in english we can just say "what time's your break" and it would be implied we're talking about the start time. same in japanese?

[@sheenshiro5552]

What a great series ! ! ! Rainbows 🌈 and unicorns 🦄 are delicious 🤤

[@Mothershaboboo]

8:44.., if you ever see a typo, post it in the comments, i did once and you lost your shit on me. lol ^^ But.., like i said then, i will still buy your books, and i did. and i have come this far. Thank you so much for your books, your videos, and for making learning japanese fun. Love you George, hugs and kisses from Norway. ほんとにありがたいです

[@vampykittyclaire6787]

is there a book one overall review video anywhere? It could be helpful :)

[@williambudrow9508]

omg, you were so right, rainbows and unicorns are delicious, i appreciate the suggestion :)

[@conorpower920]

I had my first ever serving of rainbows and unicorns today and you were right on the money. Oishii deshita.

[@Hooked13G]

its 2021 and RAINBOWS AND UNICORNS ARE STILL DELICIOUS!!!

[@rosmelguti]

so true, rainbows and unicorns are delicious

[@shahamathhussain1168]

Omg it's so true, rainbows and unicorns really do taste the best

[@osonhodeleon]

ありがとう。素晴らしい先生.

[@tahirreyaz2039]

You were saying about sentence structure difference problem of english and japanese My mothertongue is hindi and Hindi and japanese sentence structure are almost the same That is quite helping

[@WasAbiRASP]

Holy Moley! You're right! Rainbow and Unicorns are delicious! I felt so proud when I found out!

[@ReflexSniper82]

this might be a dumb question but I have purchased JFZ book 1 and have been through every chapter/video a few times. I was wondering how familiar should I be with the material taught in book 1 before i move on to book 2? I can read and comprehend fairly well but it still takes me a few moments of thought to create and structure my own sentences. I have most of the important words and phrases memorized but most of the miscellaneous words in each vocabulary group I still have to look up.

[@dropletmoth]

omg thank you for the description note lol i was going crazy thinking i missed something in book 1 and couldn't figure it out この. btw its 2021 and rainbows and unicorns will alway be delicious.

[@elahladki1755]

It's 2021 and rainbows and unicorns are really delicious.

[@RandomAnimeChick23]

Rainbows and Unicorns are delicious. (But only because you say so George先生)

[@DMthefutureme]

NIJI TO YUNIKOON HA OISHII DESU! Thanks for the lessons!

[@richardwilliams1921]

Should we learn all the kanji in book one. I made about 100 flashcards of them during lockdown.

[@meltedgraphics1]

2022 rainbows and unicorns are STILL delicious. Although the supply chain issues are making it hard to get them. :)

[@levelupspanish]

Hi, I have a question! So, これから means "from now on" right? So could I say "これから, 毎日日本語の勉強をします!" and be correct? Could I put は after it to really emphasize? Like , "これからは,このアドレスにメールを送ってください"

[@Dave_thenerd]

That's close but you should have a 「に」after 「毎日」to properly mark the time and to make reading the kanji easier. And 「日本語の勉強をします」means "I will do Japanese Language Study", it should be 「日本語を勉強します」to mean "I will study Japanese (the language)".

[@mhellden]

Thanks for the recipe for delicious fried Unicorns.