【I will go to do】in Japanese にいく/にいきます N5

[@jaideepdewani]

Your expressions are amazing! You should be actress.

[@mikurealjapanese]

Hahahhahahha thank youuuuu♥I'm grateful!! Still learning !!

[@georgegraham5641]

As always I like the example sentences. But the exceptions and oddities in the language are very important and there a 2 highlighted here where students need to take care. That's great. Shows us where we need to pay special attention. Thanks Miku- san. Please keep up the great work.

[@mikurealjapanese]

Thank you George!! I always try to use sentence we actually use in life, not the text book sentence that we never use in real life. So hopefully my followers get to learn the natural way of speaking :)

[@anncalypso]

どうもありがとうございます！！！ 一番好きな日本語の先生です！ 😀

[@NehemiahNany]

The way you are teaching is marvelous,. 先生。本当にありがとう。

[@TaiNguyen-jk2ub]

ミク先生ありがとうございます！先生のビデオはいつもおもしろい。

[@mikurealjapanese]

めっちゃ嬉しい！ありがとう！！

[@dylan.chambrun]

Thank you very much, I'm french and il love this video and now I will discover your others videos

[@timetotango9453]

Thank you for making us practice what we learned in the previous lesson! Everything is starting to make sense :D

[@Aya-hl1pr]

aaaaa i almosst got all of them right! 😆 i feel great! thank you miku sensei!!

[@Cetrus]

First lesson that I got a perfect score :) I love that you use some of the new sentances as a reminder of the previous lesson before! Great lesson :D

[@sayoksarkar1106]

本当にありがとうございました

[@juleswho4153]

Best teacher ever :) thank u so much miku san

[@SathishKumar-yg1cs]

Nice work again... thank u Miku sensei...

[@tw2210]

うれしいです。もう一つのみく先生のビデオ。

[@mikurealjapanese]

ありがとう Tim! もっとビデオを作ります！I hope It will help you through your journey! It makes me motivated seeing your comment!!

[@tw2210]

@@mikurealjapanese Thanks Miku Sensei! I really like your teaching style. It's really effective. Let me know if you start up a Patreon account 😊

[@mikurealjapanese]

@@tw2210 Thank you Tim! I will try my best to provide great stuff! If you have any suggestion, please let me know too! Thank you for your support!

[@ManuelPerez-wc5th]

I`m doing flash cards to learn japanese, and your videos really help me a lot, with sentences that japanese people actually use in everyday life. Thanks!!. XD Greetings from México.

[@rebecquerel]

I'm learning a lot~ thank you!

[@Yuriko.A]

U make me feel that nihongo is not really difficult to learn!! Arigatou sensei!

[@mikurealjapanese]

That's the best compliment for me!!! Thank you so much Yuzie!!!

[@Yuriko.A]

Miku Real Japanese kochirakoso sensei! 😍

[@sampullen4036]

Cc

[@crimebelt]

Ikr

[@marieroble3279]

ほんとうに ありがとう ございますMiku ちゃん

[@mikurealjapanese]

ありがとう！！

[@dorito4448]

Your videos are so helpful and I'm really glad I found your channel! I feel my Japanese is improving!

[@AWD1001]

よくできました。。。きちょうもです！ありがとうございました。

[@alial3802]

先生素晴らしい

[@mikurealjapanese]

ありがとう！もっとがんばります！

[@samuelgarciacompanys1358]

Gracias por la lección!　日本語教えてくれて、どもありがとう。。。 I got a major part of the sentences exactly as they were meant to be translated into Japanese this time.

[@mikurealjapanese]

Good job Samuel!!!! You can improve more and more!!!!:)

[@khaledmansor2239]

素晴らしいですね

[@AnthonyEigie]

ありがとう！💞

[@thalabahabib5575]

Thanks miku sensei nice lesson.

[@mikurealjapanese]

Thank you for watching! Arifuzzaman!

[@ExploreKansai]

Good teacher

[@shivagiri261]

Sensei plz make a video about(yappari) thank you.

[@Sahil-tq9gf]

Really good videos.. ❤❤❤

[@beasjapandiaries]

Please continue teachingggg!

[@achillejacquemond6395]

great video, as usual :)

[@kazirubel1171]

You are really actors.

[@naungnaungtun1741]

❤❤❤

[@meleksoula5219]

Nice lesson sensei😍You nailed it as usual! I only have one request:can you please use Kanji characters more often and write furigana above or somewhere else?It will be very helpful for people who want to get used to Kanji,like me.😅

[@mikurealjapanese]

Hi! Thank you for the comment! I understand your request! I can't put both ひらがな and 漢字　because It will be too many letters on the screen but i put all the sentence in the description in かんじ. So you can see what Kanji you should use for every sentence! I hope you understand!

[@meleksoula5219]

@@mikurealjapanese It's alright 😁I understand.Thank you again for all your lessons.Your teaching methods are so clear and enjoyable.Keep up the hard work😘

[@smallworldlifters]

Hey community and Hey Miku I have a question because now I am a bit confused. I feel like the following can use ために grammar: I will go to the supermarket to buy some bread I will go to the airport to pick up my friend My older sister went to Kyoto to take pictures I will go to the park to run Maybe I don’t understand one of the grammars but can someone clear this up for me? Is ために more focus on the action and に行く more focus on the location? Please help lol

[@kavinthangarasu5860]

Cuteeeeest video ever sensei..😍😍😍

[@mikurealjapanese]

Hahhaa Thank you!!

[@thaiphamhoa1445]

Subarashii video Sensei. It is better if you issue a video in which you review your house and teach everyone the Japanese names of some common things in the house. 😊😊

[@VideoTyme]

デートじゃない。。。よかった！安心しました！笑

[@yikelly1559]

旅行に行く 買物に行く🏃‍♀️

[@nonos9966]

テレビの番組を見てから寝にいく。

[@dorito4448]

Can you do a video about when to use, for example, おねえさん vs. あね? And same with othet family members?

[@Cetrus]

It's formal version and informal version of the same word. I think It's If you are talking to someone else about their older sister, you will use お姉さん, but if you are talking to someone else about your elder sister you will use あね. In Japanese language they have different language for "in-group" and "out of group". I could be wrong about this particular occasion though :)

[@DefacedProductions]

kono kurasu wa wakariyasui, airurando kara wazawaza arigatou

[@David70405]

Quick question, the sentence "I went to hang out with friends yesterday", you used the verb asobu (遊ぶ). I've only used that verb when saying "playing", so it also works for just going hanging out with friends?

[@annczn24]

😍😍😍

[@mikurealjapanese]

Thank you Lorie❤︎

[@madeeddywijaya3312]

こんにちは。質問があります。「買い物します」と「買い物に行きます」と何が違いますか。

[@elizsar87]

I want to know hows the date was xD ?

[@annczn24]

みくせんせい 😊😊😊 How about "We will go to Shibuya"

[@mikurealjapanese]

しぶやにいく。

[@60frederick]

Great video! I have favorized it! Thank you for sharing your videos with us:

[@mikurealjapanese]

Thank you for watching it!! I appreciate you for learning my language!!❤︎

[@gudetama27]

Would ラーメンを食べに行かない？ be considered a pick up line in some cases?

[@zrx_fx337]

do you know the anwser?

[@Antoine-en9be]

がっこうに べんきょうしに いく。

[@8dpopintown307]

I will go to.....!. But why there is a Sentence " I went to Hangout with my friends yesterday ...???? Pls Answer 😊

[@SantiagoYepess]

Because she wants you to practice simple past sentences too :D

[@8dpopintown307]

Ok

[@ExploreKansai]

😝😜😛😛😋

[@DarkAspirine]

Absolutely it was a date! LoL

[@tomzera_t7]

Is this sentence correct? 友達の家にアニメを見に行く

[@sidkings]

Niku = Meat, Ni iku = Go to do... is that correct?

[@roumskii482]

What about the past? "I went to a place to eat?" ..... 食事に行きました ?? Sounds wrong.... Idk xD

[@kenbutsu3018]

Maybe something like..レストランに食びにいくんでした。If it helps. ^^

[@パンの耳ライオン]

食事に出ました I went to grab a bite The 行きました wouldn't necessarily be wrong but the more common way of saying is 出ました. よろしければ仲良くしてくださいね〜 (´∀｀)よろしくお願いします

[@shenglongisback4688]

Lol love the skit so funny Datto janai yo, datto janai yo, datto janai yo haha Me: mama ka are au / im going mum Mum: hano koe kiei??/where u going?? Ono taku hoata/see my friend Mum Ae?? Hoana/girlfriend?? Me noo/naha hikore Mum: enjoy ur date hahaha

[@juda8415]

(買い物)をし(ます) + にいくー no thats not how it works Shiniiku / that comes if you add the にいく after shimasu, IN WRONG WAY __________ SHINI - iku ____________ SHINI ----------------------- SHINI + MASU to die 死にます Thats why we cant do that like this Lol it could be not true

[@hery4518]

どこ行かなきゃいけない。 。 。 🤷。手伝って先生。 。 。!!

[@mikurealjapanese]

どうしたの？？？😄

[@markbv591]

Wait but what about で? Isn’t で the particle used to specify where the action will be taking place? I mean, I’m not saying you’re wrong, nor do I think that you’re wrong because you’re a native Japanese. I’d just like to know why you’re using に and not で.

[@カペラマヌエル]

The main verb in the sentence is 行く (I'm GOING TO SHIBUYA to hang out with my friends), so に is used to mark where you are going to.

[@markbv591]

@@カペラマヌエル I understand now, thank you!

[@seanwong4029]

(To talk a walk)→さんぽにいく(To go to talk a walk)” -> It should be "take" instead of "Talk" ,typo じゃないですか? :)

[@spidorishousuke3510]

Your movies are great, but you do have negative forms with positive forms too, please? (I'm sorry for my english).

[@justsomeguy4517]

I got a 0 😂