【How to connect adjectives】Japanese くて/で

[@feilong29]

Just one humble suggestion from someone teaching themselves Japanese but love your lessons: when you give us the chance to make a sentence before you provide the right translation, could you provide the Japanese words we can use? So for example, when you were going over adjectives, many of us don't have the same extensive vocabulary in Japanese, so we don't even know the Japanese translation of the adjectives to begin putting together a sentence. That way, you help with vocabulary as well as the lesson objective. Thank you so much: Miku-san wa subarashii!

[@mikurealjapanese]

That's a great suggestion! I will think about how I can incorporate it into my lessons! I really appreciate you for taking your time and letting me know your opinion! It really matters to me and I want to improve it for you! Thank you!

[@feilong29]

@@mikurealjapanese oh wow, thanks for replying!! You are welcome and I look forward to more content!

[@Loreneasterbrook]

@@mikurealjapanese I usually pause and look up the words I don't know :) I like that the videos are quick with not too much talking!!

[@ajaniky]

Miku Real Japanese You could maybe put all the new vocabulary at the end of the video lesson or in the description. But other than that, great lesson it really helped me out a lot! ありがとう、すごい仕事だ！

[@gatedancer17]

Humble disagree. Don't give us the words. Getting stuck without knowing the Japanese word is part of learning Japanese, or any language. You'll remember it more if you rack your brain but can't recall it, than if it's just given to you.

[@Ahuman3-i7i]

Thank you so much i was struggling so hard befote this video!❤

[@vanshika9920]

6:22 Anyone else reminded of Misa from Japanese Ammo with Misa?

[@arpitkumar4525]

Yes

[@nunusrandom7534]

Oh, misa-sensei is popular now?

[@vanshika9920]

@@nunusrandom7534 Yes Kinda but I truly feel she deserves a lot more subscribers,like her videos are soo detailed and well filmed♡♡ I just hope she reaches more people~

[@solisimperium1203]

@@vanshika9920 yes

[@razensmiles]

先生は優しくて面白くて頭がいいひとです。

[@ReiAyasuka]

そうね

[@andrzejapinski545]

この先生は優しくてフレンドリです。ありがとうございました! :)

[@NamgayDJ]

I got only 5 out of 10 because I didn't know the vocabulary there. Thank you for the video sensei..it is useful 🙏🏻🙆🏻‍♂️

[@mikurealjapanese]

Thank you! I will upload more!

[@NamgayDJ]

おねがいします 🙏🏻

[@planetes82]

I’ve been studying japanese for quite a while now, and even if i already now the grammar in your lessons there is always something new i learn!! For expample i didn’t know You couldn’t connect positive a negative adjectives using this grammar. Thank you so much, your lessons are very useful!!

[@CazuhLynn]

Thank you SO much. I've been taking courses at an evening school since last autumn, but our course has lost too many students over time, so it will not be continued. In order to continue taking Japanese lessons, I now have to switch to an advanced course... which has students that are in their fifth year of learning Japanese... I am eager to succeed and I'm currently working my way through our book (the new course requires to get the next book), but it doesn't explain much. So this greatly helps me and makes me hopeful I can somehow manage.

[@bluenosedreindeer4331]

Omagosh you don't know how happy I am getting your questions right. It feels so refreshing trying to recall the word when i never really use them but know them from studying. I love the way you teach, ありがとうございます先生

[@sayoksarkar1106]

このビデオレッスンはわかりやすくてシンプルです

[@mikurealjapanese]

ありがとう！！！！

[@sayoksarkar1106]

日本人は普段休みの日は何して過ごしますか？

[@florabellajacalan8727]

As always, I loved it. Didn't expect for the けど/ だけど part which is one of my grammar. Hope you make longer video on that one too. Thanks Miku!!!!! 🙌🙏

[@jeffreysg]

This is a great lesson. Thanks for it. It’s just frustrating to me that I know all of these words, and all of the grammar rules, and yet I still craft my Japanese sentences wrong after three years of studying. I will have to keep trying.

[@masudrana9274]

You are the best Japanese language teacher. I have learned a lot from you. Thank you very much.

[@Athenachang1709]

The perfect type is endless😂😂😂

[@mikurealjapanese]

hahahaha So greedy haha

[@albres4478]

Very simple to understand and funny. ありがとう、みく先生

[@Johanna-nw5vz]

このビデオはよくてたのしい、ありがとう！

[@Ryuox-oj]

You just simplified it and make it very easy to understand 😍😍 大好き

[@lolaremixe]

As always, thank you Miku-sensei for the lesson. Have learned so much with you, love the way you teach!

[@videoinspector5230]

Thank you Miku San. I love to watch your videos. I have one suggestion. While challenge time, please use the colour of English adjectives and their japanese in the sentences to make it easy for students to remember the Japanese word for English word. Use different colour for different words. Hope you will appreciate my suggestion.

[@sailormoontvstar]

so many things that didnt make any sense to me make sense now! thank you so much !!!!

[@dargardargar]

Where have you been the last 10 years ?? Best Japanese lesson on the internet!

[@8dpopintown307]

みく先生はあたまがよくてきれいです！ 😋

[@elviraharada7859]

Thank you Miku sensei...your videos help me a lot in learning nihongo. Arigatou gozaimasu from the Philippines.

[@TheAresMarga]

これまでで最高の日本語教師!! ありがとう!!

[@mikurealjapanese]

めっちゃ嬉しいです！これからもっと頑張ります！ありがとう！！

[@lennarthoekveen9339]

You are my hero, I had such a hard time with all this

[@juliocesarcs2404]

I've been studying て form and this and the other videos are totally helpful. You can explain perfect! Thank you so much 💓

[@songthanh896]

日本語は難しいけと面白い。日本語を勉強するもが好きです。興奮してい流。ありがとうございます😊

[@SKJAPAN786]

GREAT TEACHER EVER

[@roadkillbambi]

Great video. Thanks for the many examples.

[@110219872010]

Simple and easy. Thanks

[@prayasacharya3390]

Very interesting miku sensei teaching style

[@michelpetit9567]

Merci beaucoup, ありがとございますせんせいみく。にほんごれっすんはおもしろくてたのしいです

[@kostyashoomsky4201]

みく先生のレッスンは分かりやすくて、凄い！：）

[@nikiyoni8108]

Miku sensei thank you for all your videos it gets easier to study Nihongo

[@Sompithebest]

Domou arigatou gozaimasu Miku-sensei! You helped me a lot.

[@xxqino]

Hello Miku-san, youre a very great teacher and I learn alot about japanese grammar

[@Mphes1611]

これは面白かったね、ありがとう！

[@Nimzzzzzz]

Thank you so muchh❤

[@chrisbauer6162]

As a Chris, I think this is your best video. 😉

[@vishnujayarajanmp7550]

your lessons are so good , it could helps me to learn more about the language and also you're teaching style is different which is i like ,looking forward to see your new videos and hope we could learn more vocb and their usages, domo arigatou gozaimasu.

[@MrSceneNine]

Very, very helpful. Thank you.

[@alauddinbholu823]

Good idea

[@lovearora9299]

先生は、優しくて、やる気があるのようだと思っています😊

[@joebroadinjapan]

The opening music really rocks my subwoofer lol. gotta be careful I don't wake the neighbors

[@mikurealjapanese]

Okay hahaha I will make the sound low sorry

[@florabellajacalan8727]

By the way, does anybody know the title of this song?

[@MrCHUNEJI]

Thank you sensei

[@gabrielmillien7439]

Hi Miku I love this video Thank you very much.😀

[@mikurealjapanese]

Thank YOU!!!:)

[@CRCR-cg4kp]

Thanks

[@น็อตโตมิ]

ありがとうございました。

[@nyt_shorts929]

8:05 先生 は きれいくてやさしい です

[@kaveman_realh9224]

初めまして、ミク先生！この動画を作ってありがとうございました！質問２つがあります。 1) ナー形容詞やイー形容詞の順のルールはありますか？ (Do you need to use な-adjectives before い-adjectives if you have a sentence with three or more adjectives)? 2) 「っぽい」と「っこい」はどう違いますか？例えば、ラーメンの例文で、「油っこい」という言葉を使いました。交換的に使えるんですか？ よろしくお願します！

[@kitakazehai]

３年前のコメントですが、今後これを見るかもしれない人の為にお答えします。 1の質問 例文　さわやかな　かっこいい　すてきな　俺 　　　かっこいい　さわやかな　すてきな　俺 　　　すてきな　さわやかな　かっこいい　俺 どれも間違いではありません。順番は関係ないです。 しかし、実際に使われる場合は、形容詞が原型で並ぶことは少ないです。 例をあげると、 　　　すてきで　かっこよくて　さわやかな　俺 　　　さわやかで　すてきで　かっこいい　俺 このように、最後の名詞にかかる形容詞だけが原型で、それ以外の形容詞は名詞になり、「で」や「くて」の接続詞が付くのが自然な言い方になります。どちらの接続詞を使うかは単語によって違います。 この例文であげた「すてきな」と「さわやかな」は、実は形容動詞です。 原形が「い」で終わるのが形容詞で、「だ」や「な」で終わるか置き換えられる「すてきだ」「さわやかだ」と使えるのが、形容動詞です。そして、名詞の直前に使う場合は「な形」が使われます。 形容詞が連続で使われる場合 例文　怖い(こわい) 酷い(ひどい) 恐ろしい(おそろしい)映画 使えなくはないのですが、これは言葉を並べただけな感じがします。 文章として使うなら、 　　　こわくて　ひどくて　おそろしい　映画 このように、「い」が無くなって「くて」という接続詞が使われます。 前の例文に使った「かっこいい」は本来は「かっこよい」が正しい表現なので 「くて」が付く場合は同じように「い」が無くなって「くて」を使うので「かっこよくて」となります。 名詞の直前には原形が使われます。 ２の質問 油っこいと油っぽいは同じ意味と考えて問題ないです。 否定的な意味でよく使われます。どちらも油が多すぎるという意味になります。 ただし、この「～っぽい」は、いろいろな場面で使われ 「あの人は、外国人っぽい」　あの人は外国人のように感じる。または、見える。 「この形は、人間っぽい」　似ている。 主にこの２つの意味で使われることが多いです。 なので「油っぽい」は例外的に使われる表現といえます。

[@nyt_shorts929]

Amazing!! This video is helpful Even though I didn't performed that good at challenge but I learned from mistake

[@reichanhello]

I love your videos and I enjoy your lessons! Thank you! ❤️

[@S_fx7]

You can just say, "I want to marry someone funny and curious." Not, "I want to marry with..." ANYWAY, I LOVE YOUR WORK!!! I hope to be as good in Japanese as you are in English.

[@rnjlanguageexchange51]

Miku Sensei, I just came across your channel today and I find it very informative! I think I've watched 7 videos of yours already.^_^ I am an online English teacher and I have beginner students, so I need to talk in Japanese sometimes. Your topics are very helpful to me^_^Thank you.

[@silverexperience]

8:03 違います。みく先生は優しくてきれい。

[@freestyle1273]

arigatou sensei!

[@bgustinjr]

I know it was a joke in the intro, but ironically you described me 😂 I guess I should be more confident!

[@sawndesmahat2000]

ありがとう

[@MsSonnyMax]

Loving the video as usual. Keep it up Miku sensei! 😊

[@nehalahmed7368]

くのリスンはとてもかんたん。ありがとう。

[@-c0sm1k-]

Another way to think about "いい" is よい.

[@leenahamdan7228]

So helpful and useful thank you for your efforts sensei 🤩 new subscriber here 👌🏻

[@mikurealjapanese]

Thank YOU for subscribing! I will upload more !

[@rickylosangels]

こんにちは、 Instead of saying “せいじはにほんじんで、だいがくせい” can we say “せいじはにほんじんとだいがくせいです” ? Because にほんじん and だいがくせい are both nouns so in this case can they be attached by the particle と？ ありがとう

[@user-gi8fs6xl5o]

Let suppose if a sentence contains two i adjectives what should be write between them , same with tha case with two na adjectives in a sentence. please help

[@VoluXian]

The last sentence in the challenge made my head spin a bit. I still don't fully understand つよいひとと, but I'm assuming part of it is where 'someone' comes from, judging from ひと.

[@alvielle9417]

VoluXian In that sentence ‘つよい’ is part of こうきしん が つよい which literally means curiosity is strong which is how to say curious. おもしろくてこうきしんがつよいひと= a funny and curious person/someone who is funny and curious と after ひと means ‘with’ because in in Japanese you say I want to marry with someone like と けっこんしたい = I want to marry

[@VoluXian]

@@alvielle9417 ah, I see. It makes sense now. ありがとう！👌 So that's why she said "I want to marry *with* someone...". Her wording there was somewhat unnatural, but in a way it makes me understand better.

[@mikurealjapanese]

@@alvielle9417 Thank you for explaining so well!!!!

[@alvielle9417]

Miku Real Japanese No problem :) Also thank you so much for these videos Miku sensei! I learn a lot from them and you teach in a fun way

[@jschylding9721]

Thank you, now I can say, Watashi no Wookauto no Sensei ha muzukashikute kibishii.もちろん、先生のクラアスもこわい

[@sararhal1523]

I only got 4 answers right!! But I’m so happy very useful lesson!!! Thank you very much

[@mikurealjapanese]

Hi Sara! How have you been!??Thank you!

[@sararhal1523]

Miku Real Japanese I’ve been doing great!! I hope Miku sensei is doing great too! Looking forward for your next lesson sensei🙏🙏🙆🏻‍♀️

[@SealanderArch]

So that was a lot of adjectives I did not know!

[@MartinB_Art_Design]

I love these videos, but I really wish the audio was balanced so I didn't have to turn up my volume in talking sections only to have my heart stopped by the BOOM BOOM sound effect. xD

[@reedleoneilpascual1302]

miku sensei, how to know the tense? on 9:25 you used a past tense sentence, thank you edit: after researching i believe that the tense will depend on the last adjective

[@mpjagannathsarkar147]

Great ❤️❤️

[@johnhanley2431]

Excellent Japanese learning videos. Thank you. You have two mistakes at 2:30. "Chriss" is spelled "Chris" and "inteligent" is spelled "intelligent". The sentence is "Chriss is inteligent and handsome". The correct sentence is "Chris is intelligent and handsome".

[@mysterygamersyt69]

The starting is so funny 😂😂😂

[@sebastiandelpino8235]

5:09 Can I say here: 日本語は難しいのに楽しい ？　これは正しいのですか

[@mikurealjapanese]

Even though Japanese is difficult , It's fun?　のにis used when you are surprised or complaining about something. So in this sentence It sounds a bit weird.

[@hebrewfromzero652]

kokushin ga tsuyoi - its like "strong in curosity" or doesn't link to "tsuyoi - strong"

[@Sirenhound]

Is there a consensus on what would be considered negative? Taking your example, what if I liked Japanese to be difficult because of the challenge it provides? In this case something easy might be considered boring, and so that would be negative.

[@m.s.5370]

I think that's the reason why people choose to look at it objectively, otherwise there would never be a consensus on these kinds of things.

[@hear-and-know]

Could we also mix positive and negative using the "ga"? as in 日本語は難しいが楽しい

[@seloschki663]

thank you so much for this video, it's so good and i really enjoy it a lot !! i have one question on exercise 8. (this ramen is greasy and high in calories): why is it あぶらっこく and not あぶらけで？　ありがとうございます

[@swishgamer92]

sorry for the late reply but あぶらっこくて is the correct one bc its an い-adjective and not a な-adjective

[@innaainnaa8034]

Thank you so much, your lessons are great and you are explaining in a very clear way! Just one thing though... I understand why you are writing everything in kana as you are trying to make it very simple for foreigners, however I was wondering whether you would mind writing the normal Japanese sentence (with kanji) as well as it would be really helpful? Many thanks :)

[@ハオ-j5r]

Miku Sensei, do you mind sharing a video on the differences between -De and -Ni particles?? Thank you in advance :D

[@margaritagradinar3231]

Thanks! So useful! Would you connect the following clauses with te form as well? The buildings are high and the trees are small. Thanks 😊

[@LJWT]

すごい ですね

[@TCPUDPATM]

I love how the word “Easy” is relatively difficult 🤣

[@nadasou]

Is it to use 'kute' in I adjectives, 'de' in Na adjectives for connecting 2 or more adjectives in a sentence, to make it sounds more natural ?

[@shuri8387]

I have a question- how would you add adjectives conjugated in their negative form? Or is that even possible? For example, if I want to say 面白くない + 楽しくない, how can I say that correctly? Thanks for the awesome videos!

[@arl2890]

Miku sensei, how about naide vs nakute? Wasurenaide~ vs wasurenakute~? Please i got confused..😢 Arigatou gozaimasu 🙏

[@edgar1828]

I've watched a lot of your videos) And they are great 😍 But I can't start learning vocabulary and it's so difficult (sometimes I thing it's even harder than to learn kanji😅). Can you provide some advices how to learn new words? Thanks a million for you great effort that you put into making this helpful content ❤️

[@Youtyubah]

Hello miku thank you for this video it helped me a lot but i have a question in the ii adjective means good (excemption )you use yokute in the example Chris is handsome and intelligent may i know where is the word " Good" in that sentence please ?? Thank u 💚😁

[@Aladinnnn]

Best❤

[@abhisheksharma-yw4xn]

Miku is real 先生・

[@amidamxru]

So, how do I know when an adjective is supposed to use くて or で after it?

[@sandramdp7081]

There is a example: ジョンはやさしくておもしろい(funny)、then there is another example:にほんごはかんたんでたのしい(fun). Miku san, omoshiroi and tanoshii; is the same?🤔🤔🤔🤓ありがとう

[@joshl.8950]

I thought "やさしい" meant "easy". Is this mistaken? I have a figure drawing book by andrew Loomis and it's a Japanese copy. It says "やさしい人物画" which I thought meant "easy portraits". However, I think I heard you say "kind" was "やさしい"? I could see how someone who is kind could be considered easy but I think one is an い adjective and the other a な... Confused a little

[@garymiller3424]

Sensei, at 2:34 in your video you have Chriss is inteligent and handsome. No one I know spells Chris with two 'ss'. Also you misspelled 'intelligent'. It has two 'll' not one 'l'. Your lesson in this video is excellent.

[@navedabbasi163]

For the sentence at 7:08 shouldn't we use ちち as it says ' my father ' ? If someone know please answer? お世話になります。

[@moe-kirimura]

Do you mean that ちち is more formal than おとうさん? Then you are right! おとうさん sounds casual.

[@johanndiedrick4354]

I got about 6 without pausing for more time (usually didn't know a vocab)

[@cdy9567]

what about kunai form how do we convert to kute?

[@amazingp-y3j]

why is it 安全な+くに? I know that 安全な is adjective for safe, but what does the kuni mean? Country?

[@jesusvargas1620]

Me gusta mucho su clase Teacher Sensei no kurasu ha daisukidatta

[@kazuomikun]

みくさん! あなたわほんとうにおもしろくてあたまやさしくてかわいい 🌻:) me llamo Kazuomi, soy mitad japonés y mitad tico (コスタリカ)