🎧️Japanese Listening🎵 #1『なぜ日本語は "私は…"って言わないの！？』

[@Sutwa4367]

とてもいい動画ですね。教えてくれてありがとう。

[@LearnJapanese-haruren]

みてくれてありがとうございます！

[@4evermiserablew]

本当にありがとうございます

[@LearnJapanese-haruren]

見てくださって、ありがとうございます！

[@MarwanMnawer-jn2xh]

Amaizing school

[@LearnJapanese-haruren]

Thank you for watching！！

[@MRTAM-cv4dt]

Thank you

[@LearnJapanese-haruren]

Thank you for watching our movie!

[@Nowhere-from]

Your translated subtitles mention "subject" when the proper term is "pronoun." Normal pronouns are I, you, he, etc. Pronouns abreviate names, for example, "John likes jogging." By using pronouns, you just say "he likes jogging ". Subject is the person, people or entity doing an action. In the examples above, the subject is "John" in the first case, and "he" in the second case.

[@LearnJapanese-haruren]

Thank you for your message. Some subtitle is automatically translated so we are apologize the mistake. In Japanese, when "I" is the subject, we will skip and so not say "I" . I hope this explanation will help your study!