Japanese Word Order - Relative Clause (Part 1)

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

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[@jreneau6441]

I hope you are feeling better Misa-Chan. I want to see you make new videos for years to come. Please take care of yourself and put your personal health above everything else....including making videos. I hope you feel better soon. Ja matta!!

[@rosumella]

I've chosen a Jounin subscription on Patreon, but I cannot watch the lesson for absolute beginners #25 Don't do ~ (ないで), I get the "Video is private" message.

[@bertstein8590]

Hi Misa, Firstly, I want to express my heartfelt thanks for all the amazing educational content you've been sharing. Your videos have been incredibly helpful, and I truly appreciate the effort you put into them. I've noticed that things seem a bit challenging for you lately. It's great to hear that you're seeking support - taking that step is really important and commendable. While I'm no expert, I've found that sometimes, alongside professional help, focusing on basic self-care can be beneficial. Just as in language learning, where mastering complex grammar is challenging without a solid foundation in the basics, similarly in life, addressing deeper challenges can be more effective when we've taken care of fundamental aspects of our well-being. Simple things like ensuring enough sleep (which helps with emotional regulation and cognitive function), eating a balanced diet (getting all the needed nutrients), staying active (great for stress relief, mood improvement, and very important for brain health), getting some sunlight (vital for vitamin D and circadian rhythm regulation), and keeping up social connections (essential for emotional support and a sense of belonging) are often overlooked, yet they can lay the groundwork for significant improvements. Please know that this isn't meant to be a lecture or an assumption about your situation. These are just some principles I thought to share, which could potentially be helpful to anyone facing tough times, based on what I've learned and experienced. Wishing you all the best and looking forward to your next video!

[@Sigtyra]

Thanks!

[@aaronpinkham4196]

Beautiful singing voice 😌 Thank you for another great video みさ先生🙏　You gave me the confidence to try learning the Japanese language. One of your older videos, you said “I want you to take out a pen and paper and practice this”.😂 I felt scolded by the teacher and did exactly that! I’m 4 months into my journey and feel stuck in “vocabulary land”, but I like to watch the “bigger picture” type videos too; particles, verbs, adjectives, sentence structure and such. I’m understanding much more clearly lately. Thank you so much for the hard work you do❤

[@rolizgames]

This has gotta be one of the most important grammar points for me. After this I feel like I can read 10x better and understand much more text than before just because of this simple sentence construct! I can't believe I haven't seen more tutorials on this within the 4 months I've been learning Japanese! みさ先生、ありがとうございま！これから、毎日、3時間に日本語勉強する。

[@jntngndz]

I've watched tons of japanese learning videos but yours have been THE BEST and most helpful by far, thank you!

[@NessMJones]

Love the lesson as always.Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann is top tier anime, and that quote is gold. It bums me out when I hear my favorite Japanese teacher isn't feeling well. Hope your doing ok. Keep up the good work, your lessons are very helpful.

[@tryrugby]

Misa, I have been watching you for about 4 years. You are my "go to" on KZbin, among other Japanese learner sources to learn Japanese. Although you point out that you have lost weight, I wanted to let you know that you look very well. I hope your health will prosper in 2024 and I hope to see more of your very helpful videos for at least 4 years more. Please accept my best wishes for your health and happiness!!

[@loralinebrabant4394]

今回も教えてくれてありがとうございます。 みさ先生は本当にすごいです。 さすがです。😊 I was so happy to see that you uploaded ! I watch your videos everyday, and they always cheer me up. I am so so sorry to hear that you're going through something difficult. I hope you'll get better soon, and that you'll get everything you need. I am so grateful for your videos. The subtitles are amazing, and it really shows that you put lots of work and care into your videos. Thank you for everything. I wish you all the great things in life. ❤❤❤

[@FloRiLLAZ]

Focusing on your lesson was a bit difficult this time, but NOT because of the way doing your lessons. It was because of your health problems wich i understand very well, because since the beginning of 2023 i have some health problems too, but it gets better. So i believe in you and wish you all the best! I´m glad that you exist and im very grateful for lessons they help me A LOT! 🙂

[@robertabaravalle9295]

あけましておめでとうございますみさ先生。いつもいつもありがとうございます

[@dedetheartzyfan]

you’re such a good teacher Misa 日本語を教えてくれて本当にありがとうございます！

[@uchihasayuri87]

I miss watching videos from you. I have watched most of your videos already, I’m going back and watching/and rewatching videos to keep up with grammar and vocabulary, etc. Hope to see you here on KZbin again soon, Misa sensei

[@luuktommyjansen]

I was seriously just searching for this the other day!! And now my favorite teacher uploads a video on it. Thanks Misa!!

[@abbyjentson2563]

I always wondered why even in formal sentences, some verbs were spoken informally. And this video clears it up! いつも教えてくれてありがとうございます

[@silong3923]

あけましておめでとうございます Wishing Misa and Japan and the World all the best in 2024!

[@iamtraditi4075]

Thank you so much for this video! I’d been wondering for the last week or so about how to form more complex sentences like this, and your explanation knocked it out of the park :) I really like how you ensure that before an exercise ((e.g. “The person watching this video is smart.”)), you have given all the necessary vocabulary to the student so that they can really focus on and understand the grammar. ((Even if the student has terrible vocabulary, like me!)) It’s a really effective teaching strategy, and it leaves the student feeling really rewarded when they put the puzzle together :) ((I’ll be taking inspiration in my own teaching work :) )) I really see this helping me as I listen and read more Japanese. Thank you, Misa :) Take good care of yourself!

[@ruthannemarie2668]

you've been so helpful for the past 4 years to me and to many others for much longer. thank you for that! I hope you are able to enjoy good food and feel better about your health! Stay strong and rest when you are tired

[@sudanbhandari2895]

Hi Misa san, I am a student of the Japanese language and have been watching your videos for quite a long time from Nepal. The way you teach the way you explain the sentences, and the differences in grammar are incredibly awesome i absolutely loved it. Thanks a million for your effort maybe you don't have an idea how much your videos have helped a student like me. Thank you so much one more time.

[@sethcoast]

本当に助かりました

[@janna7222]

Misa, thank you so much for all your lessons, glad to have you back!! I probably wouldn't be learning Japanese that efficiently if it weren't for your videos, You are truly an amazing teacher ♡

[@fairygog]

Just wanted to say how grateful I am for your content! I’ve been watching your videos on and off for about 3 years now. Embarrassingly, I’ve quit my journey on learning Japanese many times, but I finally had to chance to move to Japan about a month ago. It’s been a hard adjustment living here and not having a grasp on the language. But I wanted you to know that your videos have helped me SO MUCH at becoming more confident with myself and the language. I try to watch at least one video a day of yours and add as many new vocabulary as I can to my flashcards. From myself and all of us here in the comments, THANK YOU SO MUCH 🙂

[@JapanDaisukiTTS]

ミサ先生いつもありがとうございます。😘本当に役に立ちました。そんなに素晴らしくて詳しく教えた動画をアプロードしてくれてありがとうございます。すごく助かりました！日本語を勉強し始めたときにミサ先生のチャンネルを見たおかげで日本語をもっと学びたくなってきました。その時から、習ったことを全部覚えられるようにしたりして頑張れるだけ頑張っています。ミサ先生って最高な教師です！永遠に応援しています！😉

[@GODNASBI]

your Japanese is so good.

[@guohuaren3366]

Hi Misa Sensei. Just want to express my sincere thanks to you. I've always enjoyed your videos so much. You are definitely the best japanese teacher. It really hurts hearing that you've not been well. As many already mentioned, please put your health above all, including making videos. Wish you all the very best! Hayaku ogenki ni naru to ii ne.

[@radarada2069]

本当に貴重動画です。ありがとうございました！次のパートは楽しみ！

[@muttch]

These lessons are awesome! Thanks for taking time to help us study! ❤

[@mrrandomdude4291]

Hope you´re doing well Misa, I was really worried because of the earthquake if you were ok. ( not sure if you were in Japan, but still ) Now I´m a little worried about your weight as you mentioned, you´re the best teacher and an incredible person. Please be careful. ♥

[@jangwonyoungeatingpizza]

Her weight ??

[@mrrandomdude4291]

@@jangwonyoungeatingpizza 1:52

[@joejo4549]

I'm pretty sure she lives in Europe

[@mrrandomdude4291]

yeah figured as much, but it was the new year, so maybe a visit home. Either way she´s safe so it´s all good.@@joejo4549

[@amarug]

​@@joejo4549 yes she lives in europe

[@chess_ly]

いつもいつもミサ先生の動画は教育的で、楽しいから本当にありがとうございます！教えてくれてありがとう。気を付けてね❤❤

[@devlinlewis9507]

This video is just what I was looking for! Thank you so much ミサ先生 for all your effort you put into your videos.

[@JasonBrouwers]

This video is very helpful, I feel like this specific thing is something that gets yada yada'ed a lot in other Japanese learning content

[@nojdepa7850]

みさ先生、本当にありがとうございました😊

[@johnbull4354]

I'm really so sorry that your health is so poor. I want you to know how appreciated your videos are and how much you are helping people. Thank you, for being such a lovely girl!

[@jaquaviuspeterson8785]

みさ先生あけましておめでとうございます！今年もよろしくお願いします。健康と体をお大事にしてくださいね Misa sensei Happy new year please take care of yourself

[@mrlugtyai44]

Thanks!

[@laurafaes9014]

Welcome back Misa 先生！I just wanted to say that if it wasn't for your lessons, I wouldn't have been able to get better at Japanese... Your videos always keep me motivated, and determined to always keep going. Thanks to you, I could even go to Japan someday! (yayyy!) I'll support you as much as possible and always appreciate what you do for the language community. 本当に感謝している！ありがとうございます

[@iayli2674]

Thanks so much ミサ先生 for all the Japanese lessons. You are amazing ❤ I’m so sorry to hear that you are having health issues. I wish you a speedy recovery. Please take good care of yourself 💐💕

[@urgyenrangdrolable]

Such a Beatutiful Teacher teaching such difficult Sentences! Thank You very Much!

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[@tobywilson]

みさ先生の動画を好きけど、何よりもお体調お大事にして下さい。アケオメ。

[@OldManDoom]

Misa seems very animated these days. Love the energy and charisma is off the charts!

[@kinjoko]

13:46 すげー、そんな綺麗な声がある知らなかった

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She sounds like an angel 😮

[@gabemik]

Thank you for another helpful and detailed video. The effort you put into your topics and graphics is always so impressive. I'm sure that you will manage whatever health issues life has thrown at you.

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First time on this channel, it was very helpful!! TYTY! I wish you good health in your future!!

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Glad to have you back in the new year I wish you success and health and happiness in the new year. I really appreciate these videos on my journey through learning Japanese thank you so much Misa-san

[@chrisblunden7493]

Thanks for another great lesson Misa sensei, and we all send our best wishes to you!

[@E2MC2]

Happy New Year. All the best for 2024. Misa!

[@esurges]

Thank you for the lesson!

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Another great lesson Misa. And wow...532k subscribers.Please take care of yourself. Your #1 fan always.

[@prikk7]

あろがとうご朝います🙏 I realy like your way of teaching, thank you very much. Keep up the good work, and i hope your health is getting better soon.

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Hello Misa, I am a new follower of your channel. Your video is really helpful to my Japanese learning. It gives me the confidence to start my learning journey❤

[@C.R.T.01]

Thanks for the great lesson as always. Take all the time you need, your wellbeing is most important

[@psychology-q5r]

I am new to your channel, but so far I just love your way of talking and explaining. Just started my own cursus in Japanese, but have a difficult time understanding how to correctly build up a sentence. For instance: Sometimes the Names or subject comes before the "So ko, So no, Ko re ra," etc. And sometimes you start with the demonstratives. but I love the language and I will regularly visit here for tips and pointers.

[@あんでぃいい]

ミサ先生！久しぶりっすよ！今日も綺麗っすね！

[@Kaldrin]

What a great lesson on a super interesting subject, cristal clear and fun, thank you

[@gabrielevassallo7399]

First ! I remember that you already did this lesson many years ago❤️

[@watsons4233]

Thanks! I’ve been looking for content like yours. I appreciate your work!

[@Pacifista09]

Great part 1. where's part 2? :)

[@Wubb4Lubb4]

Hi Misa. I really hope in the followup(s) you can discuss when が gets switched to の in relative clauses. Its been one thing ive really had a hard time finding good resources to fully grasp and know when to do myself. Also chaining together adjectives of different types and verbs in one relative clause 😅

[@person8325]

Another awesome video. Thank you for making these videos, you are the best at explaining and your videos are always fun as well as useful

[@yoshikomoore6107]

I liked the video. Part two would be helpful.

[@table5584]

Happy new year 🎉 I want to learn Japanese by the end of the year and your videos really do help me.

[@LynchedD]

Very interesting and informative! Thank you very much!

[@ihavenomouthandimusttype9729]

3:32 So in Japanese the relative clause is before the noun or subject but in English it is after. So this sentence translated literally in English would be "That I ate earlier the snack is fried mochi." Whereas the japanese in English sentence order would be おかしさっきたべたはあげもさ

[@XQuantumzXGaming]

Wishing you the best and a lot of health on this new year Misa先生! 頑張ろう！

[@UziTuni]

I would really love more of Japanese Word Order videos! Thank you!

[@byronic0967]

Thank you Misa for your hard work 💕 Stay safe and all the best for 2024!

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Happy New Year, Misa!🎉Sending you much love.✨

[@crystaljenn123]

Misa, thank you so much for your new upload! I have been waiting for this lesson and finally you took your time to teach us this. This is a very hard lesson and I'm so thankful I could now understand this. Thank you so much!!! お大事に！！！

[@JocasaWatchingYOUTUBE]

Wow, I have been a big fan of yours since 2020, Misa. Last year I stopped watching your videos ‘cause of studying in college. And this is the first day I visit your channel again. I am very amazed of how younger and more beautiful you have become. ❤😍

[@monoflwr7]

I remember watching the first video you posted about this grammar ages ago! This is a great chance to review it. Thank you for always making such informative videos 😊

[@trinh9173]

めっちゃ久しぶり～ Love every lesson you made. 🫶

[@clydedo5098]

Hi Misa! I'm very glad to see you again. Thank for this clear lesson. I had a lot of fun watching it. That motivate me a lot in my learning journey. (As a side note, you look gorgeous. These colors suits you well) Hope to see you for the next lesson!

[@constancechan7748]

Misa 先生 I really hope your health will be getting better and wish you the best ! Take care!

[@sunsetsky9885]

Thank you so much for your amazing videos, they are so easy to understand and explain everything so well! Could you please do a video on the dofference between きぶん、きもち and かんじ? It would be helpful for you so make a video if you havent yet because i find it hard to understand the difference!

[@thunderwazp7653]

Just what I was looking for!

[@AnnaHans88]

I relate on the weight gain struggles! I've struggled with this all my life, but luckily I have made good progress recently. I've gone from 95 pounds to 110 pounds in 3 months. I already feel so much better, my goal weight by the end of this year is 150. My brother is also trying to gain weight, he has superior mesenteric artery (SMA) syndrome, which is a really painful and dangerous disorder people can get from being underweight. Only way to cure it is through weight gain. But people with SMA struggle to keep food down because an artery is compressing the duodenum from a lack of fat, making it difficult for food to pass through. He has already gained 10 pounds in a month, which is huge progress. If someone with SMA can do this, anyone can! Anyway, thank you for the amazing video as always Misa sensei. I clicked on it the moment it popped up in my notifs ❤

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

This is very encouraging 💜 Thank you so much for sharing your story!

[@williamreyes6944]

明けましておめでとうございます。ありがとうございました。

[@gleamingsilhouette]

Thank you for this lesson, Misa! Hoping you are well, wishing you many blessings in 2024 and beyond ❤

[@DewplexDew]

return of the queen

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Glad to see you Misa,

[@joebroadinjapan]

A new video from Misa is the best way to start a new day! 🥰 Thank you for making these videos! They are super helpful! The snack box looks really good. I live in Japan and I would still like to get one. 😍

[@chrisblunden7493]

Yet another great video from my favourite Japanese tutor! I thank you Misa and wish you well and I hope you find peace of mind and a full physical recovery in the weeks/months to come.

[@Etot_sleva]

Миса, держись! Ты нужна людям! Thank you for your work, your help is really invaluable

[@xinyi4625]

you're a queen misa thank u for all the content

[@blakereneehope]

Hi Misa! Loved the Kamina samurai examples. Could you show us classroom related Japanese for English teachers who want to use Japanese in the classroom affectively?

[@БекаДжураев]

perfect

[@FemboyLucifer]

Happy new year Misa love your teaching style

[@tzdtuc-pd9yv]

0:14 あけましておめでとうございます

[@sajiro__0]

thanks for the lesson Misa-sensei it was a good refresher

Best teacher!!!❤

[@pillowo]

❤❤❤ ありがとうございます❤❤❤

[@MrSpecify9]

Sensei, Gurren Laggan was the first anime series I saw outside of Pokémon. I saw it way before I made the decision to learn Japanese. Seeing you break down such iconic moments made me a little emotional. Kamina's voice actor, Konishi Katsuyuki, is in the cast for the 「夜桜さんちの大作戦」/Mission: Yozakura Family anime airing this April. I get to hear him in action again. Also, happy new year! 2023 was the year I went to Japan with my family, and I got the chance to put everything I learned to use. And that's thanks to your teachings. I'm hoping for a round 2 with more knowledge.

[@Huh-dd5um]

Thank you misa 😊❤️ i love your teaching techniques

[@raksofloda3876]

Aah we definitely need more anime openings sung by Misa-senpai 😍

[@letsfailing1]

You're videos are a blessing 先生！❤ I really need help in sentences structure, thank you😊

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You have a really nice singing voice! Triple threat misa? language, gaming and singing!!!!

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ミク先生はお元気になりますように。お大事に🫰🤩💐🌸

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I have Bipolar Disorder and severe Psoriasis. I know what it's like living with something difficult. Getting help is great. If that means we see you less often, so be it. I'd rather see you every few months than find out you lost your fight and never see you again. Your health is most important.

[@cavelinguam6444]

Awesome video.