How to change Adjectives into Adverbial usage of adjective in Japanese (Part1)

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Yes you can say handsomely. Also you can say beautifully. The meal was beautifully simple. The dancer was beautifully gifted in his talents. The book was beautifully written. In these contexts, it refers to a delicate and detailed focus. The film was beautifully directed. Handsomely refers to a large amount.

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[@sandyrothman2430]

Miku-sensei: Jitsuwa, "handsomely" is a correct English adverb...with a different meaning than somebody's appearance. You can say "that job paid handsomely," meaning it paid well. (Tada itteiru dake desu!)

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I think she meant in general use. These videos are excellent and she is doing a great job of teaching people Japanese.

[@suriko-]

Other people have already commented that "handsomely" is a word, but I want to add that "handsomely" is mostly used in British English. From my experience, Americans don't use that word, but the British do. I think most people learn American English, rather than British English, so it's understandable why you said it's not a word. Anyways, I love your videos. I found your videos a few days ago and I've started watching you, along with the other 日本語の先生 I watch. You have a unique style of teaching. いいビディオ、ありがとうございます！

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I'm American, and I can say I have used that word a lot in my life time????

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I love you, Miku. But handsomely is a legitimate English word.

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Yes, that’s right.

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But, the point is that there *are* some adjectives that dont work !

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Yes, but not when handsome means attractive or good looking, only when handsome means a large amount (of money). Rewarded handsomely works, but enter handsomely, talk handsomely or even draw handsomely, not so much!

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[@sovietnyc9125]

haha i hate correct you but 'handsomely' does indeed exist. there is a phrase, "you will be rewarded handsomely." that's like the only time it gets used, though. thanks for another extremely helpful video!

[@mikurealjapanese]

I didn't know you can use handsomely as in generously :( Sorry for my mistake! Thank you!

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Cody　さん！　ありがとう！ I will try to improve it even more but your words really mean a lot to me! Thank you!

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このビデオにたくさん新しいたんこがあります。ほんとにありがとうございます、みく先生！

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This is a simple and effective lesson. Thank you so much.

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素晴らしい動画でした。とても役に立つんです。みく先生、ありがとうございます。安いに説明しました。

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みく先生、ほんとうにありがとう

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みくさんは親切な先生ですよ。このビデオの中にpatreon advertisement は面白くてかわいいだと思いますね。ありがとうございます！

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Miku sensei, just some points that need correction, specifically the spelling of decide and specifically (towards the last part of the video). But these are just minor ones, as your video and teaching style are both very helpful. Arigatou gozaimasu!

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面白かったです

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よかったです！本当にありがとう！！！

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Another super helpful video! ありがとうございます。

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みこ先生は親切に教えていました。

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Very well explained, thanks I am learning...

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Thank you. This is very helpful. Subscribed. I'm hoping part 2 is い adjectives.

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[@longmeaderulez]

If you haven't spent much time in Japan or with Japanese people the comment at 11:54 may seem innocuous, but having one's friends tell you that you "live freely" in Japan can be both an honest assessment and a sort of backhanded compliment. Because Japan still has relatively strict societal conventions, people are expected to do certain things the "Japanese" way. Most Japanese who choose to "live freely" face a lot of subtle and not-so-subtle backlash. So from some it is like saying "You're really going for it, much respect." But from others it can be "Wow, I'm jealous you don't seem to have any responsibilities." And from others still it can be "Wow, you really think you know better than all these other people around you." Just that simple sentence in a different tone of voice can say a lot. I am sure Miku has experienced all these versions of "live freely" when applied to her, so it's kind of a bittersweet thing to be told in Japan.

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Very useful!!!

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Very useful! Thank you very much! You re-ignited my interest in learning. What about い adjectives? It's the same rule? Thank you!

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Wow I'm grateful for that! So I will upload the video for いadjective soon! Please watch it as well! Thank you!

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That video is reaaaaally useful !! thank you ミクさん！

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Suzan san!よかったです！次は、いAdjective のビデオを作りますから、みてください！

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Thank you so much, your content is amazing !

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Super great effort Miku-san, just thinking about the time to record those adverbs is tiring jajaja Also great video, hugs from México

[@skippychurch2965]

You explained this very... handsomely.

[@HyperLuigi37]

The other meaning of handsomely has been mentioned, but I do believe it can be used just as expected as well. Maybe a girl is admiring a guy and she says “he’s handsomely strolling through the room.” It’s the kind of thing that isn’t all that common, but I’m of the opinion if it makes sense in the construction and intended meaning, and the right circumstances arrive, it can be used. I have a hard time thinking of English adjectives that would actually be wrong if you did this. Aside from some that actually have a different meaning because it’s an adjective that ends in -ly or something weird like that, because of all of English’s exceptions.

[@zehaha]

This lesson was super helpful! とても親切なレッスンです！ (However I think that maybe 親切 can't be used with a word like "lesson" though, haha) Thank you! P.S. A quick correction, if you don't mind. A very common mistake many people do (even some natives) is saying "a honest". The "a" vs "an" rule depends on the first sound of a word, and since honest begins with a vowel sound (i.e. it's pronounced without an "h" sound) it should be "an honest". ^_^

[@terryhsieh7236]

「親切な」と「優しい」の違いを説明していただきありがとうございます。 「正直にいう」と「本音をいう 」に違いがあるかどうか教えてください。

[@mikurealjapanese]

正直に言う is more like talk straight. ほんね means true feeling! So It's basically the same, but when we say "To be honest" we don't use the word 本音. We use 正直に言うと、

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This helped me so much ❤ thank youuuu

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日本語を勉強しています! ありがとう先生!

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"How do yo say 'a kind and helpful teacher'?" -- みく先生！：）

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役に立って、やさしい先生( ◠‿◠ )

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ありがとうございました😊

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みく先生のおかげで私は簡単に形容詞は副詞に変換できますよ。

[@tk7_143]

ありがとうございますみく先生! How do you change i-adjectives into adverbs? Do you have a video for that too?

[@Sirenhound]

Thank you Miku, very helpful. At 14:48 you have a few spelling errors: "decide" (not descide) and the adverb is "specifically" (not supecifically). I assume it's a typo since you spell "specific" correctly.

[@TheKafairy]

Lovely lesson, but in fact you can use “handsomely” in English! Thank you sensei!

[@thaithan8457]

12:51 you should have used the particel "an" not "a" followed by an adjective word "honest" because when we read or pronounce it "a-nest" so it starts with a vowel "a" not a consonant "h"

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but i love your accent

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ひとつ勉強になりましたよ

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Thank you sensei....

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I learnt a lot thank you

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Could you please make a video of how to improve listening... Even though I know the word and the whole paragraph when I listen it I can't catch up the words and the speed too so if you useful a useful method about improve listening tell us please... よろしくお願いします

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ありがとうございますぅ

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Awsome, thanks

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自由に人生を送る

[@wilaustu]

Handsomely is actually a word! "You will be paid handsomely for helping me."

[@keemib]

Thanks for this video Miku. Very helpful. The adjectives that you used in your example, are they polite or casual? How do you convert adjectives into adverbs for words such as "うつくしい" or "やさしい"? Keep up the good work!!!

[@aadyasharma1859]

I think you just change the い to く but I'm not sure either

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This is helpful! ❤️❤️❤️

[@thompoz7114]

Can say handsomely paid or rewarded, though, in English...

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お早うございますみくせんせい i cant find verb conjugation shadowing ,please tell where i can it,please please, thank you so much for your videos,

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[@marie-victorialeland4874]

Thank you for a great video! A quick question: It's surprisingly delicious; can you always use adverbs with copula verbs like this? It is silently kind -> shizukani yasashii?

[@homerdude]

"the contract paid handsomely" ...my autocorrect knew i was gonna say handsomely

[@saiwaqa2573]

Miku Sensei, we say handsomely in English.

[@ronaldodayon3472]

Interesting thank you