How to ask " What's your name ? " politely in Japanese.

[@SecNeotic]

Hahahaha I love the character inserts. Detective Soma.

[@SeizeJapanese]

🤣🤣🤣

[@SpectacularLeigh]

このレッスン大変ありがとうございました! I would rather have a long explanation than not understand the meaning of the phrase, so I really appreciate it!

[@ghxulish]

I appreciate the effort put into this video, i enjoyed every second, it will most likely help me during my japanese test (Update) I didn’t use these variants and took her advice, i used the regular one and it landed me an A on the test

[@SeizeJapanese]

If you will take JLTP test, my videos may not be so good for the test. You should get textbooks for JLPT.

[@cheapdiybyann]

This is soo enjoyable to watch!

[@Mishe-shoshinsha]

Sensei Soma is the best Japanese teacher on KZbin, by far. These videos are not only incredibly hilarious, but mind-bogglingly intelligent & helpful. I am only a shoshinsha (beginner), but I would vastly prefer to learn the correct way from the very start. I think Sensei must be an both a top academic, & also a famous actress. I am in awe of Sensei's skills! (This channel should have many more subscribers.). I'm extremely grateful for all Sensei's hard work. Domo arigatou gozaimashita! 🤩🍒

[@SeizeJapanese]

Arigatou😊

[@Jack-xc2ys]

You're right, why I want to speak and be spoken too in Japanese seems to be understood here. Her English is deliberate and well cultivated as well. Her own instructors and the predecessors would be so happy and amazed to see how excellent her teaching is.🍎 Her costuming and editing are good too.😂

[@Arevya]

Started learning japanse two weeks ago, and could not understand why the textbook didnt include asking people for their name! Now I understood xD Thank you so much for this, you made it easy :)

[@SeizeJapanese]

We are in really unique culture. Good Luck with your study😊

[@Arevya]

@@SeizeJapanese Thank you so much!

[@deller6315]

I only discovered this channel yesterday. Today on my break I saw this video and had to decide whether I would watch it and study my Japanese, or watch something that is fun and relaxing. I decided to watch this video, and I ended up learning AND having so much fun. I laughed so much! Thank you for your hard work!

[@JixedUp]

Thank you! I’ve just started travelling Japan and I want to be polite, but textbooks aren’t natural and Duolingo never says if a phrase is formal or casual!

[@fwheels7776]

Your a Doll! Love your skits and extra information! It keeps everyone's attention strong. Amazing work!

[@KaTruepa18]

I love this teacher 👩‍🏫 here voice so cute😊

[@SeizeJapanese]

Thanks 😊

[@KaTruepa18]

@@SeizeJapanese your truely deepest welcome☺️☺️☺️

[@duke9815]

Thank you for teaching the correct way and confusing me very much lol.

[@Amarna20]

Thanks for explaining this so well!

[@steven54shane]

It’s nice having someone explain you what is what and why and show you the right way. Grateful for this .

[@afrathnaushad5701]

Well explained madam thank you so much can understand easily

[@Yo-cn3nc]

Well explained, Thank You a lot!

[@SeizeJapanese]

My pleasure 😊.

[@KevinVG207]

Thank you very much!

[@SeizeJapanese]

My pleasure😊

[@꽃.디아]

4:45 what you came here for ❤️

[@bparker06]

I think "rude" is relative and subjective here... as she has mentioned, people definitely use every one of these phrases, and in more casual settings, the "rude" way is still used *very* often... even the other examples she gave are not all 100% substitutes that should be used in every case, they all have their appropriate time and place that it should be used, so I feel it's a bit disingenuous to just flat out call any of them rude when they are all used all the time, but in different situations.

[@dosttraveller9574]

先生とてもきれい!

[@SeizeJapanese]

ありがとうございます〜 🐈🤗

[@Diego_Osipovich]

i got confused a little bit with your explanation but i will try to remember the phrases, thank you! chu~~

[@SeizeJapanese]

Sorry for confusing😅 Good Luck with your study.

[@darshika9342]

Anata no wa Nan desuka? Watashi wa new subscriber

[@wildandbarefoot]

Ona mao wa nam desca is how inwas taught by a Japanese Dr. So I suppose it is Formal.

[@troymay8185]

4:48 You're welcome.

[@jawz2005]

👍🏾

[@apriljoyalvar597]

おつかれさまでした。Thank you for teaching us I am currently studying 日本語、and this kinds of video that you are sharing to us are very helpful for us students.

[@SeizeJapanese]

My pleasure😊 Good Luck with your study.

[@shashiaa9439]

Thank you

[@umashasoysa5186]

よくわかりました。どうもありがとうございます。

[@SeizeJapanese]

My pleasure !

[@thomasclassroom7478]

Arigatou🥰

[@The_DoubtingThomas]

どうもありがとうございます

[@wiktoriacameron7309]

Onamae wa nan desuka is polite but rude Yes And I'm cold but I'm warm

[@SeizeJapanese]

😁😁😁

[@sanyasiraoappikonda5736]

Dear Reacher good morning Very nice BUT Very small letters not visible prooy Please increase font. Asrao Hyderabad South India

[@elenaekanathapetrova2282]

🤣 i think a lot of textbooks for beginners are far from real life. in eny lenguages))

[@hollyhockgod]

4:49 start

[@PlanetaPanda]

I always think that "o namae ha nan desuka " was rare xDD because nan is " what" and for asking a name the question is "Which". But nobody tell "o namae ha doreno desuka" as a type of answer. Why?

[@Enzo-fp5gz]

Does "anata no namae wa nani" works too?

[@SeizeJapanese]

As I said, It's not good to use "nani"for people...

[@raskitampati3558]

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[@deadalpha8346]

Can you also do a extremely rude version, for a comic purpose?

[@SeizeJapanese]

I"m not sure what comic purpose you have. I don't recommend using rude greeting for others. But we have 名をなのれ (bossy,rude,and old ).Don't use it.

[@deadalpha8346]

@@SeizeJapanese oh i meant like you've seen rude characters speaking in Japanese manga and all, i understand there are different ways of saying the same things, that's all Thanks for the response anyway

[@flarevolt6158]

so "o-namae wa?" can be seen as casual but still not rough/rude yes?

[@yasemin6709]

Is this true that; "kimi no na wa" ? 🤔Moreover, will you please explain how “that’s right” can be said? Arigatō gozaimasu🙈😅🖖🏻

[@SeizeJapanese]

That's right .....Hmmmm It depends on the situation.😅

[@yasemin6709]

@@SeizeJapanese I’m trying explain myself 😀 I always hear in animes “soda” which means “that’s right” according to the substitle. Is this right?

[@SeizeJapanese]

@@yasemin6709 Ah, そうだ 　そうだね　そうだよ　そうだよね そうです　そうですね　そうですよ そうですよね　 そう　そうそう そうなの　そうね　そうよ They all are "That's right." The main word is "sou". While talking with elders,"sou desune" is better. Otherwise "soudane, soudayone"sounds good. Just "souda"sounds too strong and rough.

[@yasemin6709]

@@SeizeJapanese thank you very much ☺️arigato gozaimashita 🌱😀

[@SeizeJapanese]

@@yasemin6709 Douitashimashite

[@Dan-ph8zt]

Cant you start teaching in tiktok?

[@SeizeJapanese]

I am not good at making vertical video.😅

[@wildandbarefoot]

English is so much easier.

[@francisjaybaillo3027]

Konbanwa...😊How to right speak in hiragana nihongo like this?🙏 Do you know the name our sensei?

[@SeizeJapanese]

Did you mean how to write "Konbanwa" in Hiragana?😅

[@TheBuxomHobbit]

こんばんわ。今晩わ。

[@SeizeJapanese]

@@TheBuxomHobbit こんばんは😊

[@TheBuxomHobbit]

@@SeizeJapanese my mistake すみません、あうりがとぎざいます。

[@SeizeJapanese]

@@TheBuxomHobbit It's OK! And あうりがとぎざいます→→ありがとうございます😅😅　Good Luck !

[@mariagomide8575]

What about kimi no namae wa?

[@SeizeJapanese]

Actually,"kimi"is not a polite word for strangers. Not good.

[@mariagomide8575]

@@SeizeJapanese thank you

[@SeizeJapanese]

@@mariagomide8575 Np.😊

[@KIYU1991]

お名前伺っても宜しいでしょうか？

[@SeizeJapanese]

That's one of very polite expressions. You can use it in business or polite situation.

[@SeizeJapanese]

However. I'd say お名前を　お伺いしても　よろしいでしょうか？ If you like to use this expression. you should put を after お名前。 and よろしいでしょうかis the politest , but 伺ってもis little bit less polite, so ↑↑↑　お伺いしても　should be replaced here.

[@SeizeJapanese]

One more thing ,😅 This is the expression that workers use to their customers,so it's toooooo polite in daily situation. In daily conversation, Please use phrases that I introduced in this video.

[@e.kupfer8631]

Thank you much!