How to Use Japanese Particle no (の) | Basic Japanese Practice

[@Sjuls36]

I'm new to Japanese and you have no idea how much you just helped me! Keep your channel, it's amazing! Much love Taka!

[@JapanesewithTaka]

Thank you for your great message 😊 I’ll keep going!!

[@progamer-bg1ex]

This video was very useful for me. Thanks to this video I can understand very well. ありがとう ございます。

[@KuRinNaYa7]

I am going to show to my student tomorrow! Beginner level. どうもありがとうございました　たか先生！説明はとても分かりやすいです！楽しいビデオですね。

[@JapanesewithTaka]

Thank you so much!!ありがとうございます😊

[@risknoodle9979]

Maybe you could do all of the particles soon? Very useful video as always! :D ありがとうございます

[@JapanesewithTaka]

がんばります！ I’ll keep going!!

[@carolannebrown6156]

Hi Taka Sensei, ありがとうございました😊

[@rashedtjm]

I have learned that in japanese, my father 👨 called CHICHI but some one else father called OTOUSAN 🤔 thanks you😊

[@brotatofps]

This helped me a lot, thanks!

[@JapanesewithTaka]

Thank you for your comment!!

[@samanthafeijoo5693]

Yo pienso en la particula の "no" como un "de" en el idioma español, tu explicación es muy buena, gracias!

[@JapanesewithTaka]

estoy feliz de escucharlo!!

[@winmarkboncato6113]

とうもありがとうございます💖💯

[@JapanesewithTaka]

Thank you!

[@rojiyaaderakuruuzu8058]

very clear explanation and have samples where to and how to use the NO particle! thanks!

[@JapanesewithTaka]

Thank you for your great comment 😊 Please keep learning with me!!

[@georgelaxton]

Watching this video plus using Duolingo is super helpful. Duolingo for the practice and you for the proper explanation and grammar😊 ありがおございます keep up the awesome videos!

[@JapanesewithTaka]

Thank you for your message!! I get a motivation from your message 🔥

[@EmmaSaikia]

im doing the same as you 😂 Duolingo doesn’t really explain things xD

[@chandraathithan11]

教師ありがとう

[@JapanesewithTaka]

Thank you 👍

[@ronquindoza4716]

This very helpful thank you much

[@JapanesewithTaka]

Thank you!!

[@creativecloud8358]

Was a quite nice a video! Can you expand more on the use for "explain"? I cannot seem to understand the order of words in that situation.

[@mustardthefirst1583]

Japanese follows a TTPOV type of structure (topic, time, place, object, verb) English follows an SVO ( subject, verb, object) type of format so the order of the words are going to be switched around a little bit. hope this helped if it didn't I have nothing.

[@JohnM...]

Sometimes I don’t understand why it’s used, like in: 来年の夏に誕生日のために日本に行きます. I get the ‘next summer(s)’, but why のafter birthday? The English would be: Next year’s summer, I’m coming to Japan for my birthday’s purpose’ Eh?🤔☹️

[@kiepnguoi5058]

Thank you for the useful explanation. Could you do a video about the Japanese counter?

[@JapanesewithTaka]

You mean “how to count a number in Japanese ”??

[@kiepnguoi5058]

@@JapanesewithTaka I mean the way japanese count different things. For example, japanese use 匹 for counting animals.

[@fabzzvaneden1404]

Amazing content thanks for the information friend your channel is awesome 🙌🙌👌

[@JapanesewithTaka]

Thank you for your great comment!!

[@mohamedhesham5448]

THANK YOU SOO MUUUCH!

[@manchester250]

Thank you!!

[@JapanesewithTaka]

Thank you!!

[@aayushi1289]

Can you explain all the Japanese particles as I often get confused while speaking? This video helped a lot and hopefully I won't make a mistake in の

[@JapanesewithTaka]

I got it!! I’ll make a video about particle 😊

[@dorcedo]

Please do video "How to frame Japanese Numbers"

[@JapanesewithTaka]

I got it 👍

[@rebeccaharrop]

Please make a video about て form, it’s hard for me

[@JapanesewithTaka]

I got it 👍

[@harpervoidhv69]

Please do 'because' if you haven't already also タカのyoutube channelが大好きです。

[@JapanesewithTaka]

Thank you for your request!! I’ll do that!

[@mooody_vmapire]

せんせいどうも。

[@JapanesewithTaka]

ありがとうございます！

[@Nathan-sq9xv]

What makes Attack On Titan 進撃の巨人 The titans belong to “attack”? That doesn’t make sense There is no direct translation. I would assume in English “進撃の巨人” means “the titans attack”

[@JapanesewithTaka]

Haha!! Yes, you are correct. If you translate directly, “attacks titan” is 進撃の巨人

[@Nathan-sq9xv]

@@JapanesewithTaka I’m able to understand sentences like 私は10時に私の家で私の本を読みます thanks to you Thank you Slowly improving

[@SSFilmography]

this is my car = kore wa watashi no kurumadesu this is my dog = watashi no inu des why didnt you use " Kore wa watashi no...." on the dog sentence ? ???

[@lastninjaitachi]

The postion one always confuses me the most.

[@JapanesewithTaka]

I see... The particles are one of the most difficult part of Japanese .