"It's like" "like" in Japanese ってかんじ vs みたいな

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I think i'm currently in your previous situation, sometimes i feel like i'm not progressing but then i understood one sentence and realized that probably i am hehe.

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[@jamesjoke7633]

Same😆😆😆😆

[@meowiartea]

Thank you for explaining this!! When i moved here I was so confused because it wasnt taught to my in my japanese classes at all and i couldnt figure out what it really meant.

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[@ria9171]

意気投合 （i-ki-tou-gou）: kindred spirit 意気投合する: to hit it off (immediately)

[@rain7746]

勉強になりました😃本当にありがとうございます先生❤💕❤

[@fernandoteodoro9640]

Very good video. わかりました。ありがとうございます

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[@amazinjojo6085]

ミクさんの動画はいつも俺に役に立ちます。本当に役に立つ動画を作って下さってありがとうごさいます！！

[@KANIME]

「って感じ」わかるんですけど、「で」が入ったら混乱してきます。つまり「という感じで」。

[@Quoatzin]

よく解説しました。ありがとうございました。

[@jojothemojo]

Hello Miku sensei, I was wondering would you be able to explain to us a little bit about ゆった vs いった Japaneae Pronunciation Differences? (if theres any) and why some people use it and some dont, is it a colloqial thing, or is it a regiinal, or is it generation change. Hope you could help enlighten us. Thank you so much! よろしくお願いします

[@Scion141]

Yes, it's the same thing. Some people will pronounce 言って as "いって" or "ゆって" and some use both depending on the situation, formal/casual. There are some people (older people) that don't like the "ゆって" pronunciation, because it's not correct, but some people use it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/anm7pq1-at5pgNk - Turn on CC

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[@Asmaiiwxy0]

こんにちはみっく先生, can we learn also about (何て言うのかな)??

[@davidbreezy5190]

ミクさんの動画はわかりやすいと思います。って感じは日本人がよく使う表現だと思うので、動画は勉強に便利です。出来れば、次の動画「感じがする」とか「気がする」について話してほしいです。よろしくお願いします

[@user-gv1fy4uy4t]

感じ？は若者言葉。ニュアンスを伝えるのは大変ですね！ミクさん頑張って！

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[@lalasecretly]

What about "nanka", i've noticed it's also used sometimes

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[@mertcanosaka3638]

と言うかんじでしょくか？

[@nitesh.rawat17]

今、ポッドカッストを聞って感じでし😂

[@_gomesluis]

先生、「○○っぱい」どう意味ですか？

[@SonarHD]

I think you mean っぽい. If so, that’s similar to “ish” or “behaves/seems….” in English. 例文 1: さくらさんの子供がとても大人しっぽいと思います。I think Sakura’s children are very mature. 例文2: あの人は子供っぽいみたいです。That person over there seems childish. HTH!

[@_gomesluis]

@@SonarHD thanks!!!!