Introduction to Japanese Grammar

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[@linalikesreading]

i love the editing, it's making it much easier to understand.

[@Salehalanazi-7]

+majslejon79 i know right !!! i want to know what program did they used for editing i want to learn a lot about editing and Japanese Captain does anyone know the editing program ?

[@JapanesePod101]

+Saleh alanzi Adobe Creative Cloud! :) - Matt, Team JapanesePod101 video

[@Salehalanazi-7]

Thank you so much ! you have a really creative team !^^

[@AgungBahrodi]

+Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com thanks

[@scoshi6592]

ikr

[@kurintophps9628]

When Risa said "I is less important" i felt that :

[@ncts_babe1730]

Oof

[@angel.salazar.]

You're important. :')

[@kurintophps9628]

@@angel.salazar. I was just joking, but thanks :)

[@justkillingtime8622]

HA! I read that as a lowercase "L."

[@eyeluvgirls]

Ok dude💀

[@charlesr456]

I would love to see a whole conversation in English with Japanese sentence structure. It would be a really fascinating way to learn Japanese structure and grammar.

[@francesatty7022]

breakfast ate. train caught, school went.

[@shaenmuss9126]

@@francesatty7022 day good. Fed well, study hard.

[@jongdonglu]

@@shaenmuss9126 sounds like a slogan on one of those dodgy tshirts or mugs xD

[@yamibami7383]

I learned more English from this video that isn’t even about English than I did in 9 years of school

[@yoimjustakid912]

In Russia, apple eat you It’s a joke chill out

[@davidbagley1783]

Aloha...:)

[@mathew2378]

Bruh I ain't chillin since you screamed at me to chill out

[@Homeless_Pigeon_History]

Mat Hew yes... *scream*

[@KrishnaYadav-xz2bg]

Army 😋

[@user-fl1ks3xb3o]

Yes

[@DrawingsOfNamine]

Reminds me of Yoda. Apple, I ate.

[@thatoneradicalizedprussian225]

"do or do not. there is no try"

[@Jerrybibo]

リンゴが私を食べましたっっw

[@DANGJOS]

@@Jerrybibo Why do you say it in katakana when they used hiragana?

[@aloha_lax]

@@Jerrybibo how do you get katakana ???

[@yotaruvegeta]

I'm proud of myself, because I recently learned these rules on my own!

[@pleinair6318]

I'm so proud of you!!!

[@myriam3166]

Proud of you too!

[@alphaapple9673]

cool

[@PurpleAmharicCoffee]

Ringo, the most memorable word in Japanese for me, thanks to the Beatles.

[@rabidfrog4980]

I thought the same!!😂

[@francoisjohannson139]

When Yoko Ono placed the apple, she meant Ringo, not John!

[@The-bi5ry]

For me it's Midori, because i absolutely love the way it sounds.

[@bilgisayarterbiyecisi6602]

(I) Your video watched and now Japanese grammar known.

[@Ice.muffin]

Drum Beats 😂😂😂 and yet we understand without problem😮😮🤔

[@jemand8462]

the good thing is, it works for you as well as all of us at the same time. :)

[@wessamhamadneh9877]

plz do more of this thank you

[@elio_fay]

I wish my Spanish teacher was as good of a teacher as you guys. I learnt how to write basic sentences in Japanese in about 5 minutes because of this video.

[@Voltanaut]

I love the fact that ringo means apple. Really impacts the fact that the Beatles founded Apple Records.

[@elC0mmen]

The quality of your videos is incredible! A true joy to learn Japanese with you!

[@kennevernon5148]

this is very effective teaching. With recap at the end and dynamic learning. Awesome.

[@DracoSouls]

I just realized in the Lesson Recap the diamonds have a progress bar :oo the editing is insane!

[@isaacortiz6039]

This helped clear up alot of things. ありがとうございました

[@rredfearn32]

Very nice video! Really clear and concise, having two presenters made it feel more engaging, and the editing and visual style was gorgeous! keep 'em coming!

[@dagamimon]

Wow...I don't know how many times I've had this same thing taught to me before, but watching it now feels like I'm truly comprehending it for the first time! Thanks so much for the easy-to-follow style of your lessons. The editing is also amazing, and really helps to get the point across. Thanks so much!

[@terebiomimasu]

Kudos to the video editing team! And I'm really enjoying these new, updated lessons.

[@josecotes6391]

wow! it was really easy to understand, I have been studying Japanese for over 10 months and none of lessons I´ve been learned, it has been so cleared than this one, ¡Muchas gracias!

[@Olgaleigh]

This is so great! thank you for making these videos... please continue!!!!!

[@coasteroli4]

These are seriously amazing... They help so much. Thanks and keep posting them!

[@Vuyeleya]

very well explained. Thank you! ^ ^

[@thandipope]

This was soooo helpful. keep these new videos coming.

[@Bestialce2007]

This was super useful! Thank you!

[@ArlekinVergeltungswaffe]

This really helps alot. Thank you so so much for this video.

[@AhmedAshraf-gp8rs]

Great job, Great MIND. Thanks a lot.

[@Lifeholder]

Great stuff, thanks for posting.

[@garfieldcinco3975]

Thank you so much for this! Great help!🙂🤗

[@user-it1cp3ux5r]

When you thought you escaped 는/은, and 이/가 Only to be slapped again by が and は

[@jonghyunlvr]

felt

[@percyg1]

Good lesson..easy to understand

[@rosegabby6953]

wow this video helped so much, it was so easy to understand

[@elliecreasey9193]

this has really helped! im happy to have found this since im going to japan soon! arigatou!

[@HeracIeid]

I've watched 2 videos back to back on this exact same topic, and in addition to learning that basic structure is "subject first, verb last" and "omit subject if obvious", I just accidentally learned that "mashita" indicates past tense. Japanese (and all grammar in general) is making more sense to me.

[@phungphuongkim6600]

good, thank Ms AlisaAnd Ms Risa very much!

[@sokhengheang99]

best teacher.u r great Risa

[@zabylurt]

makes perfect sense, thanks

[@daedra40]

Wow, what an ultra-clear and useful video! It's on point, and much appreciated.

[@daedra40]

Also! The level of professionalism found here is superb, and it's even able to achieve that while keeping the video feeling very approachable and friendly. That's perhaps because this is still the basics, but I would be lying if I said I didn't appreciate the effort.

[@Ice.muffin]

Very useful video, and also extremely clear and well-done. Excellent job!^^

[@haks8639]

excellent video. thanks guys.

[@arkhie9883]

Thanks! It helps a alot. English is not my native language.. however I take it as a reference to form a sentence, but you two explained the criteria. Arigatou gozaimasu!

[@THAT.RANDOM.GUY_]

The cooperation in this video is also better. I prefer it when both hosts are present and talking throughout the video. Very good. Never only have one person take full control of the "conversation" when there's more than one person present.

[@whoisAPT38]

Thanks this helped

[@chrisnichols2241]

These videos are awesome!

[@jpn_119]

this video is super helpful, thank you so much! I always have trouble with sentence formation haha

[@sureshshrestha6543]

v nice eassi to understand thak you so much

[@arlenadja1094]

This is helping me! Thanks 😃

[@Dan_Afif]

very informatic and easy to understanding👍 縛らし😊

[@roniriana2786]

Thanks it's so great lesson

[@Trevorious2010]

you guys rock at presenting educational videos!!!!

[@mewsuga]

this is so helpful!! I've been trying to learn Japanese for so long and haven't really learned anything about grammar until now

[@dooplon5083]

Why so long to learn grammar?

[@celestialbody6890]

muchas gracias , thank you so much, arigatou gozaimasu!

[@Spaghetter813]

What's interesting for me is how easy this grammar system is since I already know Polish. In Polish you can also omit the subject since every verb has an ending which indicates the subject: Napiłem (I [male] drank) Napiłam (I [female] drank) Napili (They [ male or mixed] drank) Napiły (They [female] drank) Napiliśmy (we [male or mixed] drank). And so on. What's also intresting is that while you cn build sentences as both SVO or SOV. So I'll give to example sentences. First direct translation of every word and then sentence translation. Napił się wody. Drank (male) had water- he drank water Ja zjadłem chleb. I (male) ate bread. - I ate bread. Ja chleb zjadłem. I(m.) bread ate- I ate bread. Hard for me to judge whether this is simple or confusing as I'm a double native speaker.

[@tanakayuto148]

良い動画だ！興味深い。Nice movie! Interesting.

[@AgungBahrodi]

great 👍

[@SpookySkellyGurl]

In casual English conversation, a sentence like "Ate an apple" could work. Much like in Japanese, if the subject is implied by context, like if someone asked "What did you do today?" then something as small and unremarkable as "Ate an apple" probably wouldn't be anyone's response, but a gramatically equivalent sentence like "Read a book" totally might be.

[@Sonosuke]

This is great!

[@rixku3358]

Yay! I actually learned something.

[@CosmicIntelJet]

Thank you all sooooo much! :-)

[@gauravpadiyar6370]

nice video i really loved it

[@fabrizietto80]

I just love that collar half in half out Risa has, so cute.

[@ShaqayeqPoursalehi]

Perfect! Really linguistically!

[@shaquillerobinson8803]

Yes! This is so nice, and exactly what I need more of. The visuals are really nice and having a native speaker of both languages explain/speak is very helpful. Will there be more videos like this that cover grammar?

[@infernoblayze]

This was a good intro video, I'd definitely like more of these for a bit higher skill level

[@sparklefulpaladin]

Grammar in Japanese makes more sense than English grammar does (coming from a native English speaker). Thank you for explaining the word order, as well as the pronouns (a little bit). I am used to the omission of the subject from Spanish and Latin, though in those languages, the verb takes on a different ending. Most people I've talked to say that Japanese grammar is very hard and that it takes a lot of getting used to, but I think it is more intuitive.

[@isaidmeow920]

my people have gone through different times in war and occupations. and we have learnt chinese, japanese, french, english, russian. among them, I heard russian is the toughest beef to swallow.

[@sibleueyef4484]

すごい！！

[@tamasi4373]

I. am. so. thankful.

[@pinglyk1592]

❤❤❤ luv this

[@nataliiagriffith8761]

Risaaaaaaaa!!!!!!! 😊

[@phaganators]

Wow I’m hooked😎👍

[@penssuck6453]

Very nice presentation. I thought the Topic was something different from the Predicate. And the Subject was something different from both, but sometimes the Subject is the Topic. I've never heard the Predicate referred to as the Topic of the sentence.

[@oscarbaez2098]

Hello everyone I'm excited to learn. Arigato

[@phuongthaonguyenthi8941]

I love it! very clean and understandable . Can you share me the tool which you used to make this video ? thanks ^^

[@mayespasande4079]

The lessons are very helpfull, but can you do a video talking about the particles? I want to know when and where to put them. Thanks!

[@MegaMmiller]

Mayrulachaa a は&が: put after the subject (thing that's doing the verb) The difference between は&が seems to be highly debated, but here's the way that's made more sence to me 私はジミーです。I am JIMMY (emphasis on Jimmy) 私がジミーです。I am Jimmy (emphasis on I) を: put after the object (the thing the subject is doing the verb to) So in the sentence "I eat an apple" it goes after "apple" because It's what is being eaten. There are also many gobi (語尾) particles like か, よ, or ね that go at the end of the sentence to change the feeling of the sentence as a whole, but most particles such as に, も, から, まで, で, と, や, の, etc go after the thing that they are used for.

[@Skrapeg0at]

I ate an apple.

[@pleinair6318]

I don't believe you.

[@redface583]

No, apple ate you.

[@pleinair6318]

lol

[@idol8859]

Haha

[@mattellazar2264]

I nine an apple I ten an apple I eleven an apple

[@hzzofficial]

A very well done video! Wonder which kind of mentally sick people would dislike this. Can't wait for the next one

[@LittleAres]

omg so easy to remember :)) thanks a lot ^^

[@miljananisavic2231]

well Kaneki,you should know this :P :D

[@LittleAres]

haha :)))

[@cybergift]

Cool video! Thumbs up!

[@noquedaniuno]

Japanese its really like spanish... im intrigued now

[@Reilola]

this was so helpful. I'd like to see more videos on more complex grammar!

[@lsy.channel]

Arigato gozaimazu!

[@NikhilRamakrishnan1]

Nice video. I actually can make sentences in Japanese without consciously thinking about the SOV order, just like most of us can do it in English. I think if you know a few Japanese phrases or have been listening to Japanese for some time (in anime, for example), you automatically know this rule.

[@MegaMmiller]

Nikhil Ramakrishnan all the huge anime fans I know actually have never heard of the SOV rule. I have friends always ask me what です means and always get confused because it goes at the end.

[@tawan20082008]

どうもありがとうございます

[@NeroDeamon]

+Live Free i felt a little bit proud of myself that i was able to read this :3

[@meianne9158]

すげえ～

[@aaronaitchison2991]

+Meme Creme そですね。

[@NeroDeamon]

ありがとう みんな

[@NeroDeamon]

dude calm down XD...i dont know any kanji yet

[@reeyanadouglas7736]

Arigato sensei

[@LadyDragon11135]

Oh my mother language is similar! You don't need subjects because it's obvious from verbs who is doing the action

[@THAT.RANDOM.GUY_]

Risa looked a bit less nervous this time-which is good. On another note, I finally get to see a full-framed Risa? Wow! And here I was thinking she was only something I'd recognize from the tummy up. Gets me wondering to how tall she is.

[@water1374]

This guy from 4 years ago found a 3d Waifu

[@alexborundaiii6749]

thank you for som ed lang...jalito^

[@LostConviction]

this videos are the heaven for who wanna learn Japanese!!! and Risa is beautiful x3

[@pedroaboffa]

omg thanks internet.. thanks guys love u

[@grellaikawa4679]

Which video is next if I'm already able to read hiragana and katakana? Someone tell me the order to watch this videos, from easy to difficult levels.

[@kendraa_______9981]

I wish intermediate Japanese grammar existed. They're all "beginner" targeted

[@CrimsonAmaryllis]

+Kendra Carlson I would look for N5 grammar lessons, that isn't immediate beginner

[@scorpionz44]

if only there was a search engine u can access to give u all the knowledge u search for

[@meower-ez9ek]

@@scorpionz44 SCREAMING

[@CynicalNecromancer]

The only thing I keep doing is reading the romaji opposed to the hiragana and kanji. I can read all the sentences in the video, but I have a habit of reading the romaji. ;-;

[@Mikessa1]

dont feel bad, its always hard at first. I know hiragana very well, katakana is a little harder, but Im getting on. Kanji however, I know a few maybe first grade kanji, but it will take a lotta work to learn it. Get as many books on Japanese writing as you can and work in them. Practice writing them over and over again. I have about 10 books about kanji writing and work in them every day

[@xilitla.]

It's a bit odd to ask, but what is the name of the intro song? It's very nice sounding and I'd like to buy/download it.

[@abhishekbajracharya9656]

The way hot dog is pronounced hottodoggu 😂😂😂 kirei kirei Japanese sensei.

[@elliott.8212]

if i saw this video when i was first starting japanese, i’d probably be so much farther along

[@alonesenpai9921]

Arigato risa sensai

[@makeupbydianne5506]

Risa!!! I want to meet you soon!

[@jongdonglu]

why? just why am i learning more about English than i ever did being born and raised in England from a two song long video about Japanese!?

[@munkhjargal8722]

same as mongolian grammar nicee hope can learn fast :D

[@armyblinkaroha67]

Im lithuanian, who can now speak english, also learning russian because of school. Also learning korean and now thinking of learning japanese too. Its sooo hardddd....

[@lmanher]

Mi mas absoluto respeto para usted caballero. My absolute respect for you sir.