ておく / とく to do in advance & ておけば~ = should have ~ ┃JLPT N4 Grammar

[@jimyinthebox8655]

4 years later and people are still learning from your old videos :) thank you so much for all the videos and today's lesson! Your videos is a big part of my learning journey!

[@bingwang9886]

Can't believe people'd be harsh for somebody that put so much time and effort in making these awesome videos for free. I play your videos in the background all the time They're very clear and examples are useful. Really appreciate it!

[@SuperGeekalicious]

awe, it made me sad hearing that Misa sensei got upset by the comments. We love you Misa sensei!

[@theweebdev]

Thanks for doing videos like this. You don't just teach about the grammar alone but also how to use it with other grammar patterns as well. Just received my JLPT N3 certificate today and your videos are one of the reasons I've learned Japanese. Thanks Misa-sensei!

[@SuperGeekalicious]

えらいね。おめでとうございます！

[@avidlearner312]

@@SuperGeekalicious 日本語能力試験N3を取ったのに偉いってことじゃないと思うけどさ

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

[@shion3948]

@@BiGSmoke-.- i think n3 is at least intermediate

[@Red_Ryan_Red]

日本語能力試験式N2レベルに上がったしましたか？

[@mrmatz408]

I learned this before from JapanesePod101, but Misa's explanation was way more informative!

[@norenfiery9057]

I always feel so guilty when Misa asks if I remember what she said five minuts ago and I just sit here and look at her and think: "What was the topic of today's lesson?"

[@kunstderfugue]

She's just that attractive, distracts you from the lesson

[@michaelwatson113]

I feel the same way. That's why I like KZbin. I can go back and review, and rewind, and keep on until it sticks in my head.

[@jeffreyonyx6860]

i guess im asking randomly but does anyone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid lost the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me!

[@victorgraysen854]

@Jeffrey Onyx Instablaster :)

[@jeffreyonyx6860]

@Victor Graysen I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out atm. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.

[@annapotpot]

You are such a sweetheart, Misa-sensei. I am blown away that you take the effort to update your older videos. You can get away with not doing such, but because of your dedication, you go the extra mile. It really shows that you care a lot about us and the output that you produce. I will forever be indebted to you. 本当にありがとうございます、 みさ先生！

[@ryvlaw]

Love the new idea of categorizing the videos into the N-Levels.

[@ruuku2743]

I feel like it would be better if it wasn’t.

[@moshimoshi.yusuke]

やっぱりミサさんは説明が上手いです。 「ておく」「ておけば よかった」などは、とてもよく使いますね。

[@namless3654]

Wow! I just started watching your videos!

[@moshimoshi.yusuke]

@@namless3654 Oh, thank you ! but Misa's videos are 100 times more useful than my videos ! And Cawaii !!!!

[@namless3654]

@@moshimoshi.yusuke ミサさんのめっちゃ役に立つビデオが多いですね！ｗ

[@moshimoshi.yusuke]

@@namless3654 めっちゃ多い～ (^ω^) すごい～ (^ω^) ミサさんは説明が上手いんですよ 私はこんな上手く説明出来ないから、街を歩きビデオを撮影し続ける(笑)

[@logan8374]

「やっぱりミサさんの説明が上手いです」？why don't you use の?

[@wishpoke109]

Wow, I can’t believe how good the timing of this video is. Yesterday we started learning about ておきます in class and I was looking up videos about it last night, thanks for your lesson! 😊

[@bude8234]

Me too! In Genki, Book 2.

[@jbyoungfr]

Me too ! That's what I'm learning in my Japanese class.

[@Laurobolis9]

Omg same here!! It's crazy this coincidence haha

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

[@squidaker]

Could you please do a lesson on pitch-accent? ありがと!💙

[@astral2048]

That one dislike is from JapanesePod101

[@Crouton-]

Lol I like them too but most of their stuff is geared towards people just getting into japanese but they really helped me out learning all the kanas

[@sagefields5847]

@@Crouton- No they have courses for every level.

[@Crouton-]

@@sagefields5847 I know but most of the stuff I see is for newer people, I do watch their live streams because those are really good but its just not like misa where it can build you up from the bottom up

[@jpkuremi]

@@Crouton- Now to be fair, a lot of the lessons on their actual site is geared towards all levels, and are actually pretty good. I would consider myself to have an intermediate knowledge of japanese, and I learned a lot of what I know through JapanesePod101's actual site. However their youtube channel and live streams are VERY much aimed towards beginners. They have quality intermediate and advance lessons so I'm not sure why they dont put more of that stuff on their channel.

[@nobodybutme2698]

🤣😂

[@GuySensei1701]

Ah, Misa-Sensei, please don't get upset by us! :) Honestly, I'm now in University Japanese and I'm using your videos as a SIDE lesson to the lessons I'm getting in class! My teacher is great! but there is only so much time she has in class for lecture (For example: Wednesday's lesson covered THREE of your videos' worth of grammar points). So I'm using them to further understand the grammar. Thank you very much! I am a Patron of yours on Patreon. Also, my teacher doesn't use colors... Your use of colors makes all the difference for me, it highlights the words and makes it so simple to understand. Thank you so much. :) Please continue doing what you are doing :)

[@toffee6042]

AGH! I’m early! I’ve learned so much Japanese because of you! love your channel btw❤️

[@TheMiig1513]

"so please pull it out" "this is very important" Misa teaching the real lessons over here

[@Amirichi]

I need to remember that "pull out" one 😂...

[@kimella2833]

thank you so much sensei misa! your lesson is so helpful. especially to those who really want to learn nihongo. it makes me sad to know that you are upset with the comments. we know that you really do your best to help us to learn nihongo and i am thankful for that. loveyou sensei!

[@justarandomweebyay5372]

Literally the best online Japanese teacher　本当にありがとう　(いや,まじで)

[@eusaveyou]

Misa and Risa would be the best duo for me to teach Japanese lesson.

[@onemusicatatime8098]

Thank you for your videos Misa 🌼 They are very helpful ..

[@JoachimderZweite]

I watch your old videos all the time and this video was wonderful and I was able to keep up which shows me how far you have brought me but it was a blow when you implied this was not an advanced video You are a unique gift to students of Japanese. Many thanks Sensei.

[@annli1708]

Thank you so much for doing what you do. You help people a lot get a grip of the language. This has been the best explanation one could ever need to better understand the language.

[@eriasu_kun]

I'm rewatching your lessons on N4 to recheck my knowledge in preparation for N3. Thank you for doing this with such passion and smiles. がんばれ！

[@khyezr]

I have been a silent viewer for a while now and I must say that your content quality is really astounding. They are really well paced and clear. I’m currently taking Japanese lessons, hoping to clear JLPT N5 and N4 next year. The lessons at my school are great but I often use your videos as extra tuition and supplement to solidify my understanding of language concepts. You’ve been doing an amazing job, keep going at it Misa!

[@alexandrearbolabide8292]

ミサ先生と一緒に日本語を勉強しとけばよかったのに。。。本当にありがとう！このビデオのおかげで、きっと簡単になった！You're simply the best ! Best wishes from France. Take care

[@Samurai_Kid]

It's very easy to learn Japanese with you 🎌🇯🇵

[@BillM24]

thank you SO MUCH for this video!! This saved me because I didn't feel like I could understand ておく😂 Since you explained the "leave smth be/ as is", I finally understood. ありがとうございました！！I'm not self-taught but sometimes I still need to watch videos in hopes to properly understand the right nuances and I can tell you that I honestly feel that your videos really are the best. 😘

[@JHarrysP]

Keep your old videos. It's like going to a Japanese school, learning from scratch.

[@ToKiniAndy]

The colors you use for your example sentences are so great... I know how long text takes in video. You clearly put a LOT of time into these. Keep it up. And I hope your neighborhood can recover soon!

[@tw2210]

Thanks for the video. Greetings from UK.

[@jonhummel4341]

I'm a fairly new subscriber and I am currently watching those older beginners videos. They are awesome. I've learned at least the Hiragana and Katakana characters before I found you and with that knowledge and the way you display the sentences, I'm really learning a lot. ありがとうI look forward to your updated beginners videos as well.

[@suxiao5277]

Best class I have ever had! Thank you!

[@onegrapefruitlover]

This is such a useful lesson! I've seen ておく in many places but I didn't understand it very well. It's all so clear now, thank you so much! I'm gonna join your Patreon as soon as I can, I'm so thankful for these lessons

[@kirillnadtochiy5039]

The review of previous concepts and vocabulary is so helpful. It always makes me feel really confident when I can remember something previously learned. In addition, it helps to make sure I am able to use those previous concepts properly. Misa, big thanks!

[@branphloe-mixes]

Still a beginner but watch anyway. Thanks for being the best Japanese teacher on you tube.

[@ariherman9545]

You are the best! I am in language school in 京都 and watching your videos is actually more helpful than what I do in class. Keep up the amazing work!

[@deucemcallister13]

Misaaaaa you're jokes are adorable hahaha that was so cute. Great lesson, sensei!

[@aetherlift9076]

the color coded words on screen to demonstrate are honestly SO helpful. thanks for putting in the extra effort to do that all the time!

[@WillemRuben]

Thank you for your detailed explanatory video's! Thanks to your help, I have passed the JLPT N5 with flying colours in the first try. Up to the next one with your video's! Thank you very much!

[@wesleywinfield686]

Found your channel recently. I've been living in Japan for three years and can speak the language pretty well but lately I have been looking for some brush-up material to review some things. I gotta say, you are so easy to watch and your explanations are very easy to follow and understand. I love the format and pacing. You cover so much, many important grammar aspects that are often overlooked. Will definitely continue to watch more from you. Keep up the good work.

[@SuperYoda7]

I love her! Misa makes the best lessons on KZbin!

[@miura1413]

I was struggling about ておく and this video helped me alot, ありがとうございます！

[@JoachimderZweite]

I love your old videos and I go back to them when I am struggling.

[@ewemenglim7302]

Gradual, useful, practical, informative, enjoyable, keep it up !

[@shovakharpandey1334]

ミサ先生の動画は本当に役に立つと思います後は説明も分かりやすいです

[@planetes82]

Argh! I feel so bad that you got upset by some comments! 😖 you don’t deserve it!! I am one of those who started watching your videos from the very first one and I still have to get to the new ones (but I’m getting there) and I must say I loved all of them! You are the best, and the effort you put in what you do is so amazing! There will always be someone who criticizes you, don’t let them turn you down, because on the other hand there are way soooo much more people who really appreciates your job! 元気出して頑張ってね💪🏼💪🏼

[@angelietorralba7655]

Thank you so much sensei Misa. I have learned so many Nihongo grammars from you. Thank you so much for always doing it for us. We really appreciate all your efforts. I love you sensei Misa...❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@powerpuffgirlcandy531]

ミサ先生！I've been finding your classes so effective! I'm learning so much Japanese from you everyday. Thank you so much!! Please keep it up! :D

[@Louisette2510]

Whenever I find a new construction I don't know yet while reading I run to misa's channel and she almost always has a lesson on it. Thank you so so much for saving us, you are awesome!!!!

[@Macieks300]

It's amazing how I can just go back to the previous videos on this channel and learn stuff based on my level. Thank you, Misa!

[@-GameHacKeR-]

The old videos have been a great help in my studies over the years.

[@zerologout9606]

レッスン は 分かりやすい です。ありがとう。つぎのじゅぎょうをたのしみにしています

[@keniawoniyi8486]

You and your videos are amazing!!!! Don’t let anyone make you feel sad. You work extremely hard in making such explanatory and helpful videos. We appreciate you Misa!!! You’re literally the best

[@Kelirafy]

Misa thank you so so much for this video!! I was just losing my mind over ~ておく because I couldn't understand it at all, but your video came at the right time and it has helped me a lot! Your way of explaining is very easy to follow, I am very grateful for you :)

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

[@iimagemelody]

Can't find any thing to say "dislike" from your videos. I will support you and thank you with the lovly way of teaching Japanese

[@jegoy68]

I’m one of your newest followers Miss Misa...and I must say, you do explain things in the most understandable way!!! Kudos to your AAA+ efforts!!! :-)

[@Kanjicafe]

Seriously, one of the best videos I've ever watched. You are a truly amazing teacher.

[@3Rton]

I, for one, love the fact that you are remastering the beginner series.

[@oliviahung3290]

I have watched so many Japanese teaching videos and yours is by far the best 💗Thank you 先生🌹

[@whel-auxnavigatesthedystop8709]

Misa sensei, you're a hero! You're doing a wonderful thing for Japan and the world. You're teaching is great already but if you are interested in developing your, already excellent, methodology, please can I recommend to you the work of Stephen Krashen and the concept of "language acquisition". It might take you and your students to even greater heights. Partly it's a selfish request on my part because I'm dyslexic and can't learn by deliberate study but seem to make a lot of progress through the acquisition method. I read another comment by someone asking for a lesson "all in Japanese" and I think that's what they're looking for too. レッスン本当にありがとうミサ先生！

[@pia.santos.]

Thank you Misa-sensei! You're my favorite KZbinr/Nihongo teacher!

[@xanderarmstrong6198]

I was searching how to say should in Japanese and found that you just made this video today! Lucky me and amazing how many high quality videos you release so quickly!! I'm learning a lot and watch a lot, thanks so much Misa Sensei!

[@gaikokujin2067]

Fantastic videos! Thank you for doing more advanced stuff as well. With your explanations I improve much faster than with the regular course only.

[@thaisaoyama1093]

I really appreciate your effort to make these videos! You are an amazing teacher! Keep being awesome!

[@victortriump1563]

You are an AMAZING STRATEGIC EFFECTIVE TEACHER!!!

[@sunnytam0401]

I start learning this grammar this week. It helps a lot for me. thanks!

[@jiggybron]

I haven't seen anyone say it I'm just gonna go ahead. If the lessons weren't already clear and on point, she is so damn beautiful I'd still pay just as much attention. If she could also teach Korean I'd be so happy.

[@sonoatode]

Hey, Misa. I watched a few of your videos randomly and then I decided I would benefit a lot more from your lessons if I did the entire basic programme, even though I have studied Japanese for well over 3000 hours and I had looked into most topics you cover in this programme. I am very happy I did. I have learnt a lot. Today I ran out of pages on the notebook I got for the sole purpose of taking notes from your lessons and I already have another one for the next. I deeply appreciate your dedication.

[@chinhtruong]

Great video. I agree with everyone here, your lessons are so so helpful.

[@jssmedialangs]

I have always loved your videos! 😄 I think there will always be a few people who are negative, but please don't let them get to you. みさ先生の動画を作ってくれて、感謝しています。😊❤

[@green_quadrix]

ありがとうございます.please make more videos

[@RM-eh3uq]

Thank you so much for these videos! I struggle with colloquialisms in manga and anime because I wasn't exposed to them much when I studied Japanese formally. The format of your videos are so thorough and helpful!

[@heheh6285]

ありがとうございました! この動画は役に立ちました! いつも気おつけておいてね!

[@romelcatulong7186]

very informative video, thank you😊

[@suginami123]

Great explanation of something really really hard. You got it just tight.

[@johnraygonzales302]

thank you for another lesson i learned a lot😘

[@hammun6]

You're adorable! Shame on the people who complained about the older videos...

[@Alisha-sh9xz]

Thank you so much! Your videos are very helpful 💗

[@saumyamaithani1970]

Thank you so much for teaching us patiently! I love your teaching and want you to know you are an amazing person. You are a big help to my daily japanese learning. Thanks again! ❤️

[@dmitryhayasi6161]

I really like these videos! they are so useful !! thank you very much, this is exactly what I was looking for a long time

[@AllenTsuna]

Just as you guys wanted, she has uploaded something more intermediate compared to the beginner stuff. Still qqing? Something is wrong with you then. And for anyone still doubting her about this being very useful, just download and go on VRChat for a day and stand close to japanese people speaking. You won't believe how often you hear the "te oku" combination, even online.

[@debmaria]

You are amazing! I love your videos! ✨

[@skinny0408]

My god I absolutely love your videos. It puts a smile onto my face for the whole 35:54 mins. Can't wait to use them in real life situations :)

[@ChristopherJohnJackson]

I spent the entire weekend taking notes of the Patreon version like a crazy person 😂 I'm glad to support you on Twitch as well 😂

[@eb8286]

Please make a lesson about のに ! I really like the way you explain things. レッソンしてくれてありがとうございます！

[@petermoonkisou5865]

I appreciate for your good teaching! I hope I can use what I ve learned from your video

[@cbauch]

Awesome lesson as usual Miss Sensei!

[@keymelpantilo5020]

Thank you so much for explaining everything! Please make more videos regarding JLPT especially n4. We really appreciate your effort!

[@RaduLykan]

Just booked another trip to japan last night. Always such a good time and getting to actually use Japanese is a fun challenge.

[@悪魔城下町]

In my opinion, the beginner's grammar is more important, because it's used more often than the advanced grammar. And also there's more depth to be explored (i.e., nuances) sometimes with the basic grammar than you'd think.

[@bookeeper6494]

Thank you so much for all the lessons Misa-San, you're doing something wonderful, take care so much 😀🤘😄.

[@srikanthsrinivasan3843]

The way you said 大丈夫 and your trasition from ておく to とくwas soooooo cute..😍😂

[@DJRayBoston]

Your videos are excellent! Keep it up! Don't let negative comments bring you down, 泣かないで

[@archanaphutane]

ありがとうございましたみさ先生。。。。 i love all your videos

[@sandraskunk5996]

I've enjoyed all your shows, and I've learned so much from you. Thank you for all your videos. Lots of love.

[@JI-yj8bk]

これはとてもいい。ありがとうございました。

[@imfred08]

Excellent explanation! Thank you 🙏🏻👏🏻

[@icepdb0]

Wow. Thank you for this lesson. I really like lessons that make me think!!! ミサ先生ありがとうございました。

[@akularavisankar5057]

Thank you for this lesson. 勉強になりました

[@quentin9295]

Thank you for making these videos! I enjoy your charisma :)

[@aixyamashita-garcia8526]

thank you for this video sensei it really is helpful! i self study and you help me alot! ❤️