It's Not Like...No Way!! わけではない & わけがない PART3┃JLPT N3

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This time we'll learn how to use 「わけではない (わけじゃない)」 which means "It's not that.../It doesn't mean that..." and 「わけがない」which means "There's no way...".
Both are very commonly used in writing and speaking so make sure to learn these points!!
☆JLPT N3 GRAMMAR わけ (WAKE)☆
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PART 2 - • JLPT N3┃X から Y わけだ, つま...
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We reached the 俺の妹がこんなに可愛いわけがない grammar point!

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Please do make more N3 grammar lessons, and perhaps even N2? It's hard to find quality content of the harder levels, and since you explain in such detail it would be so so helpful!

[@takekammuri]

I have to say, this has been the best explanation that I've run into. I've been speaking Japanese for 20 years, and am toying with taking N1, but I never realised the distinction between 訳じゃない and 訳がない. I've been hearing it around obviously, but always ended up dismissing it as a particular speaker's idiosyncratic usage. Many, MANY thanks for shedding light on this. And, btw, the first video on 訳 as an introspective comment was also gold. Brilliant stuff. Maybe you'll move up to N1 advice, too?

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The role-playing part is very effective and makes the lesson easy to remember. It would be cool to see more role-playing in your future videos...Thank you very much Misa san.

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Thank you so much for your effort Misa ❤❤

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ミサ先生がこんなに綺麗なわけじゃない！

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This わけ series is awesome

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いつものようにミサさんの説明がはっきり分かりやすいですよ。複雑な文法を簡単にしてくれてありがとうございました。

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[@lkj2727]

- わけではない 寿司が好きだけど、毎日食べたいわけじゃない。 ピカチュウと結婚したいわけじゃない。 日本が好きだけど、日本人と結婚したいわけじゃない。 嫌いなわけじゃないけど、好きでもない。 料理をするけど、上手なわけじゃない。(話し言葉) / 料理をするが、上手なわけではない。(書き言葉) 謝ったけど、本当に悪いと思ってるわけじゃない。 今財布に一万円がありますが、お金持ちだというわけではありません。 頭がいいだけで大統領になれるわけではない。 かっこいいだけで俳優になれるわけじゃない。 気持ちがわからないわけじゃない。 A：彼女と別れたの？ / B：そういうわけじゃないよ。 - わけがない 12:02 俺の妹がこんなにかわいいわけがない。 12:33 時間が経つの早いなぁ。ventriloquizing moment A：締め切りは明後日です。마감은 모레입니다. B：2日でできるわけがない。이틀 안에 가능할 리가 없어. / 2日でできるわけがないでしょ。이틀 안에 가능할 리가 없잖아요? A：天才の田中先輩が間違えるわけがない。/ B：田中先輩も人間だよ。いつも正しいわけがない。 A：昨日どこにいたの？ / B：心配してるの？俺が浮気するわけないだろ。 朝御飯にパン食べるわけないでしょ！ 宇宙人がいるわけがない。 - わけがない vs はずがない わけがない：more objective; 이유나 근거가 있어도 그만, 없어도 그만. 어쨌든 그럴 리 없다는 강한 생각을 표현. はずがない：more subjective; 이유나 근거가 필요

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色んな例文を見せて、やっとわかるようになりました！　いつもありがとうね♡

[@PlaggPlagg]

Once again usefull and perfectly explained! Thank you!

[@Mingxiee]

thank you so so much for these videos. i remember asking for the わけ explanation a few weeks ago and your videos makes it so much more easier to understand.

[@marciayoz3]

今日はクラスとてもおもしろいでした。ありがとうございました😊

[@NateWithWho]

Your channel is the best for learning practical Japanese for me. It's so useful in real life and your teaching styles, captions, and explanation is so easy to understand. Thank you~~

[@thiagobastani6663]

完璧

[@DeHaos]

いよいよアモ先生がN3文法ポイント解説をしてくれています。 複雑な文法を指摘するだけでなく、具体的で詳細に説明してくれてありがとう。パート2、3などを楽しみにすることができないため、説明文法には目を楽しめるというものだ。日本語を上達や理解を深めるためには、上級者向けに高度なビデオを作成する必要があると思います。 まあ、それがその問題に関しての私の意見だ。部屋からの鈍い音声でも構わないけどさいくつかの改善が必要ですよ。『わけではない／わけがない』っての使い方の違く教えて感謝申し上げます。 それまで身体を守って気を付けてね。その上お大事になさってください！

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Yeah to N3+ lessons Misa !

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Your hair looks so cool in this video!

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Great and useful info here, along with many words to add to anyone's vocabulary. ありがとうみさ先生

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So many good examples.

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I love japanese words..I want to learn more japanese words..and thank you for helping us

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やっと” わけ …”の違いを覚えることができました。Thanks.

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Wow! A lot of example sentences that make interesting video! Awesome!

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Misa 先生！would you be teaching more N3 grammar? Really look forward to them! Your explanation is so clear and really hope you will have more N3 lessons

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You’re a great teacher Misa

[@AkaiNiwatori1]

In formal situations, it's better to think as わけではない as "It's not necessarily the reason why" as it's intended in the N3 textbooks. "It's not like" would be how it'd come off to friends in a conversation.

[@3l4de]

Neee sensei.. kampekina setsume suru wakejanai kedo.. JAN foomu no hanashikata mo setsumeshitemiteyo.. hatsuon wa dooka ni naruka, wakaritai. Arigatou.

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This series, like all your other videos is awesome! Arigato!

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Thanks!

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俺の日本語の先生がこんなに可愛いわけがない。

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そうだ! 本当なに可愛い!

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Excellent lesson! Domo ariagtou gozaimashita Misa sensei

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Arigatou Misa onechaan 😉

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Misa sensei please make a vocabulary video on - visiting the hair salon - visiting the dentist And more listening exercises!

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The pikachu plushies in the back are so cute!! ^_^ Thank you, Misa sensei!

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Haha exactly how I feel about zombies 🧟‍♀️ lol that last one was funny 😄🤣

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I am not taking jlpt tests as I am studying japanese on my own, but yes, I would like more jlpt3 videos. Thank you!🥰

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your work is amazing misa san you greatly improved my japanese I laso make time to watch your videos.

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お疲れ様🌸

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Arigatou Gozaimashita Misa, Please help us with the remaining N3 Grammar lessons as well.

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Thank you so much ♥️

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thank youu!!!

[@johnjekyllson28]

This has been a tough わけ trilogy, but it’s been worth getting through!

[@PyyhekumiKola]

So basically tsundere style speaking 😅

[@versa_media]

This is the exact reason I'm here. Need to brush up on my tsun skills.

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Thank you Misa, it was really useful. Please, could you make more videos like this one for N3. I really appreciate it. Bye

[@joebroadinjapan]

I heard Tanaka-senpai use わけ and I was like "I know that word!" Thank you Misa! 😊

[@jeff-8511]

みさは最高の先生です!

[@llanosmamaniromi707]

12:02 わけがない　 there's no way... / It's impossible...

[@patrickandries9216]

misa先生、次の敬語の動画を待っています。thank you for keep making amazing video.

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この「thank you for keep making amazing video]日本語でどうやって言いますか

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I love your videos, だーてばよ 😊😀😊

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Миса, я тебя люблю, это правда!

[@torstein5739]

みさ先生は動画をアップしたら、僕は見ないわけがない!

[@StefanoV827]

This one was easy for a N3 level! But maybe it's just Misa-sensei too good! In Italy to say わけじゃない we use the word "mica" (ミカ)

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Love this Japanese instructor! One of my very few subscriptions. Maybe if you have a chance you could do a video about basic restaurant dialogue and food items. I hope to visit Japan for the Olympics and I want to prepare! (Do you like my dog, he is a little like your favorite Pokemon, no?)

[@ilyaibrahimovic9842]

In (noun) da to iu wake janai, does it literally mean "I'm not saying that it's (noun)"? Also, do you have anything to comment about the difference between "souiu wake janai" and the shorter "chigau"? About "futsuka de dekiru wake ga nai," is there a reason why "dame desu" or "muri desu" would not work?

[@AllenTsuna]

Something similar to what you described happened to a friend and me when we went, I still answered nicely, but the way my friend answered made me awkward so after we finished up I dragged him out asap lmao.. He said 日本がすきだけど、日本人がすきなわけじゃない, the man laughed about it but we sure did get some weird stares...

[@largelanguagemodel]

Misa explaining siscon anime thing is cute.

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More n3 please!

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"i like japan but its not like i want to marry a japanese person" Me: We won't be needing this *fast forwards*

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We, lol speak for yourself.

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Gotta play hard to get lol.

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You might need it to get better in dating sim games

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このビデオは私をほとんど手伝っている。私は日本に修士課程をしに行きたいからだ。😁😁

[@turtledanceturtledance]

This is interesting.... there is a lot of phrases in jlpt that seems the same...

[@nglkano1507]

I’m from Peru, and we use the word Oe to call other people’ attention. I’m pretty sure it comes from the Japanese word Oi. Btw I love your videos 😽

[@gato_luchito9825]

Aquí en chile también se usa, pero proviene de una deformación del "oye" los chilenos nos comemos varias letras jajajajja.

[@iorusoul]

Algo así como : oe yo también soy de Perú :v

[@tgosuke]

ぜひ、もっとのＮ3文法を教えてくれてね！😃

[@lujoroya]

10:20 "I dont speak japanese very well, but it's not that i don't understand your feelings" is okay this way? --> 日本語よく話せないけど気持ちがわからないわけじゃない

[@LanceSalTurner]

I have a video request for Misa sensei. Please make a video on common compound verbs. They show up a lot and seem like verbs chopped up and put together, I never know how to use them. Thanks

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Hiii misa senseiii UwU

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Please more pattern for N2 and N3 for example n3 lesson 1 to finish 😊 also N2 please Godbless you

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Hello Misa

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Misa sensei の授業 がよくすぎげど、好きなわけじゃない。

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Haii Misa-sensei 💜💜💜

[@Scion141]

So, what would the difference be between そんなに高くないよ and そんなに高いわけじゃない

[@user-ow3hz8wx2k]

No bread for breakfast? But what about French toast? 😋

[@chaosDesigner9]

I'm a bit surprised you didn't mention "wake ja arimasen" as a possible way to use this grammar point formally, Misa... Is it just not as common to use "ja arimasen" with "wake" as it is with regular negation? Also, what if I wanna tell the drunk guy that I'm not specifically looking for Japanese girls, but I'd marry a one if I liked her? XD Also, I'm realising this grammar point is very useful to tsunderes... XD