④ IF ば & もし & "I wish I did ~" ┃Differences たら vs なら vs と vs ば

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How can someone unlike a lesson like this?

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There are a lot of "bakas" in the world, you know, I mean a lot!!

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[@irongretta]

Finally I can fully grasp the first line of 「Lemon」by Kenshi Yonezu: 夢ならばどれほどよかったでしょう? You are a real blessing to us Japanese learners!

[@shion3948]

I don't understand the naraba part. Is this nara+ba? Or is the nara coming from the naru verb?

[@leoloveslyfe2135]

@@shion3948 In the video when she was explaining changing な-adj/nouns into eば form you can drop the last な and change it to であれば or ならば Since 夢 is a noun its using ならば Hope this helped! ^^

[@shion3948]

@@leoloveslyfe2135 thank you!

[@zrx_fx337]

@@leoloveslyfe2135 what does the どれほど part mean? I dont understand..

[@priyesh3357]

@@zrx_fx337 it basically means "how far" as in "to what extent". For eg. どれほど歩けばいいのかな。For how long/ how far do we have to walk? In the above lyrics, it basically means "If i had a dream, how better it would have been, right?"

[@user-trrwvfk]

「たら」と「ば」の違いがやっと分かりました。みさ先生、説明してくれてありがとうございます！

[@wincent4320]

The best Japanese course in KZbin I've encountered. Just like chatting with me in a relaxing way, not teaching in classroom. You speak excellent English, and Japanese. lol. Many thanks, Misa sensei.

[@japankofun]

Thanks for this, especially the "moshi" part near the end, really cleared it up for me.

[@kamilkastek3991]

I always wondering why you use "moshi" with "kamoshirenai". And you have also "moshikashitara" "moshikashite"

[@iagonoah6974]

みさ先生おかげさまで、私の日本語がそろそろ上手になります。みさ先生を見つかって本当に感謝しています。

[@hritesh7]

This Series is one of the best. The best Japanese conditional clause video from others same topic youtube video

[@ericsurf6]

Great lesson Misa, I really like this one. Thank you for making this video.

[@RustieMcHogg]

The lizardman constant?

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

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

[@tensaijuusan4653]

That was quite the 4 part marathon Misa. I love your determination to explain the nuanced differences between these Japanese "if / when" conjunctions.

[@steviewes8197]

A really incredible set of lessons on the conditional forms 先生。These four lessons were full of gold to sift out every step of the way. MANY pages of notes have been made! 本当にありがとうございました。

[@animeloverXinuyasha]

Misa sensei is so sweet you can't get annoyed when she says at the end ".. so really, you need to learn all of them :D Mata ne~" lol This is one of your best videos - and it's a (relatively) old one too! Misa sensei you really are the best, 本当にいつも教えてくれてありがとう！

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みささんの動画はいつも本当に役に立ちます。ありがとうございます🙇‍♂

[@marial2262]

I like that in the newest videos you use many new words and phrases, it really helps the overall language improvement to not only get the new grammar done, but at the same time learn new words while using them in some context. Thank you very much for your lessons, みさ先生

[@gabrielalvarado7926]

Simply, the best Japanese Language Teacher !!!!!. Thank you Misa.

[@michaelwitherspoon9715]

very helpful , genuinely the best explanation series I’ve found for conditionals.

[@daniela1003]

そのシリーズありがとうございました！！本当に役に立ちました :)

[@jesssc402]

Omg！You’re like the best Japanese teacher! I’ve been casually studying Japanese (while driving or running) for about 5 months and I’m able to understand and speak so much more! Also, now I understand why my friend kept on saying “How do you think?” In English. From this lesson, the song 君がいれば、それでいい made so much sense! 本当にありがとうございました！

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

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

[@KamiSeiTo]

This series was massively useful. Thank you very much for your videos, your explanations are extremely clear!

[@dennywong534]

Your explanations and examples are extremely helpful, detailed and clear. Thank you.

[@JishinimaTidehoshi]

These are your best lessons yet! I can't wait for a lesson on Passive, Causative and Passive/Causative!!! I hope you'll make them soon! 😁😁😁

[@jona4385]

yes me too!

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

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

[@JishinimaTidehoshi]

@@BiGSmoke-.- Yes, I can speak and write and have conversations in full Japanese. I recommend you find Japanese friends on the App HelloTalk to practice. I talk to my friends almost every day and that way I improve a little every time. You can do it too! がんばってね！(^o^)/

[@JoachimderZweite]

Great lesson! Difficult lesson! It helps me to know that Japanese is one of the worlds most difficult languages. Thanks Sensei.

[@PA4KEV]

Your lessons are so good, 教えてくれてありがとうございます、みさ先生！

[@Reeseskitty]

Thank you! I had no idea もし still needed to be used with one of the other forms. Thank you so much!

[@dankhnw8]

Weekly uploads 😍 ありがとうございました！！

[@elizeugabriel2564]

Thank you for this lesson, honestly one of the best on KZbin, I started to learn japanese 7 months ago, It was really hard at the beginning but I think I'm getting pretty good at it so far. Now I understand what I have to do to think in japanese, and not just trying translate everything in my mind. Keep making lessons, there's too much people like me who appreciate them !

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This series is so helpfuf! Of course I will need some time to practise but it all made sense to me, thank you for this lesson 💗

[@SpectacularLeigh]

Thanks, Misa! This is great for revision, I'm glad you dedicate videos to the difference between similar Japanese grammar because I tend to forget.

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

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みさ先生、レッスンを教えてくれてありがとうございまいす。本当に役立ちました。

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[@sundowner62james69]

Great lesson ! Domo arigatou gozaimashita Misa sensei.

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Nice lesson as always. Thank you very much! 100k おめでとう！

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You deserve the likes you have and more

[@bakemono_613]

I had to find this lesson. There is a line on the latest episode of attack on titan where Grisha says to Zeke "motto issho ni asondeareba yokatta. I was able to understand this sentence because of this lesson. This is it in Hiragana." もっといっしょにあそんであればよかった。" Same sentence with all the Kanji I know. " もっと一緒に遊んであれば良かった。" I wish I would have played with you more. Thank you Misa Sensei. The little Japanese I know is because of you. 日本語を教えてくれてありがとうございます。

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Recently I have been looking at all of your work and it really adds up to a magnificent canon of Japanese Language Instruction. Your attention to detail and clarity of presentation are unlike anything I have ever seen. I work through them every day but unfortunately I am old and I never was the brightest light on the tree but once I spoke to a little old Japanese lady in my local grocery store and we understood each other. Also thanks for the Hiragana and the Katakana which I can now read. I am working of Kanji. Thanks for this beautiful gift.

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こんにちは 先生, thank you for giving information. Because of this, i learned it now. Keep on posting in youtube. You can help more beginners like me who studying your language. Im here at japan now. Still studying... 難しい ですが がんばります. おもしろい ね

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役に立った！ありがと、みさ先生！

[@nanotektor]

Misa san, excellent lesson as always! Now I need to write it down on paper. Thank you very much!

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Simply excellent, Thank you Misa. It gives me the impulse to do the same for French learners

[@annapotpot]

this series was very helpful! i need to review them again. thank you, misa-sensei!:)

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thanks you so much misa sensei, this video is so very helpful particularly for a new beginning.

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My mom: perfect teacher doesn't exis- Me: *shows this* My mom: nevermind.

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Thanks for this! I needed a refresher.

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[@claire-qu6tj]

thank you misa-sensei for being here for so long and teaching us :)

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Very very helpful, Misa. ありがとうございます🙏

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Very great series, glad somebody is covering this material adequately. I personally enjoy it more at x1.75 or x2 speed ;)

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This channel is just amazing. You're amazing, Misa-sensei! ^^ Thank you very much for all this content!

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thank you, the series was very helpful!!😊😊

[@leighjarman5318]

Hello there みさ先生! I really love your videos! One thing I like to do is watch your videos, pause them when I learn a new grammar point, make a new sentence applying to my life, and check them in Google Translate. One thing I would like to see is lesson notes re-capping what we've learned. This would be extremely helpful for me and many others!

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Thank you for your useful video ❤

[@Vksmartvihaan]

Now there is no confusion..best exaplanation

[@sttevengg3101]

Thank you for this lesson !!! I wachted each videa ( 1-4) to the end..

[@キラキラくりくり頭]

相変わらず Super, super helpful, ありがとうございます先生

[@ibrahim6233]

ありがとうございました！みさ先生。

[@kateboyko9527]

Great lesson, Misa! Thank you very much! By the way, "I wish I did" has a present meaning, not past: I wish I could speak Japanese (now), I wish I had more friends (now). Use "I wish + had V3" to talk about the past: I wish I had studied before the exam. I wish I'd studied Japanese instead of German (10 years ago). Keep up the good work!

[@khonecho1475]

Thank you for this series🤧 Because of this, I now understand the major difference between them which l was stressing over from yesterday and feeling exhausted since I'm like some people who wouldn't let go anything that makes them confused and uncomfortable🙂. But, anyway, Thank you, Thank you so much🏯💓. I'm also watching certain grammer videos when I don't understand about some grammer points.😊

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thank you! どうもありがとうございます。I was waiting for this video lesson ^-^

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文法情報をありがとう😊 この レッスン(本当に) 好きだよ

[@miguelneto1000]

Misa sensei, congratulations for the 100k sub! Ty for your lessons

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Excellent presentation

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Very Very Fantastic & Useful to

[@LaChapadeChapi]

Always thank you so much for your work

[@TheAmazingUselessMan]

Ehi Misa! Great video as always! I was watching this for the fourth time when I ve noticed that in the phrase Aちゃんに告白すればよかった the furiagana for 告白 is actually written as べんきょう. I hope this comment will be helpful! :) Thank you again for all of your efforts

[@eloosive]

Thank you, sensei, this confused me for a bit. It’s all clear now.

[@lkj2727]

- と、なら、ば can't be used about something happened in the past while たら is possible. - たら is used when you request something [~たら、~て(ください）], but 'adj/ある/いる + ば、~て' form is also possible. - ば를 사용한 조건문은 일반적으로 ば 뒤에 좋은 의미의 말이 온다. - 'Aたら、B'가 B에 중점을 두고 있다면, 'Aば、B'는 A에 중점을 둔 느낌이 있음. (ば는 이것만이 유일한 방법이라고 하는 느낌?? Advice 관련 느낌이 강함 9:53) e.g. どうすれば、日本語が上手になりますか？- 어떻게 하면 일본어 고수가 될 수 있나요?(실력을 늘릴 수 있나요?) 静かだったら もし=만약, 가정적인 상황에서만 쓰임 23:48

[@FootSplit]

congrats on 100k subs! can't believe i only noticed this today

[@rae1509]

Thanks so much for doing a series about this! It's so nice to understand the differences between all the "if" and "when"s, especially when your native language is one that only has one "if", ha ha. One thing that I did notice is in this video is that you said that you shouldn't talk about the past with と, but in the lesson about と, you had mentioned that you could use it to talk about situations where the outcome was surprising. (E.g. 人形の髪を切ると、また髪が伸びちゃった。was one of the examples you used.) So now I'm a little confused as to whether I should use it or not in this situation.

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

Yeah と shouldn't be used with the past tense UNLESS you use it where the outcome is surprising :) I should have made it more clear!

[@ソイレントシルバー]

お疲れ様です！今日もいい勉強になりました～

[@mameylayalawson9240]

Very good lesson. Thanks a lot!!!

[@Eynis1D]

I swear I was right about to search for one of your videos to learn ば and たら and so on 😱 How did you read my mind?

[@Sbproject2]

この動画は役に立ちます。 ありがとう😊

[@salvadorsarmiento4226]

Lovely lessons as always!!

[@David-ij5hn]

Thanks for this video. It is well explained.

[@abdouamarth]

Golden lesson as usual TY みさ先生

[@theEchannel_official]

本当にありがとうございました！！

[@IcyKid820ice]

YOU ARE THE BEST AAAA

[@daniela.1502]

This might be a little advanced, but in this context I would like to know how to say the following expressions (actually 2 and 3 is enough), because I was told several expressions that were different, so I am not sure which one is correct: (1) If... infinitive verb... , I will + infinitive verb... example: If I get a lot of money, I will buy a car. (2) If... simple past verb..., I would + infinitive verb... example: If I had a lot of money, I would buy a car. (3) If... had + participle verb..., I would have + participle verb... example: If I had won a lot of money, I would've bought a car.

[@200300646]

Honestly, in English, we have way more tenses so we have to think more simply. For example both 3 and 2 in my mind in japanese would be the same sentence 1)お金をもらったら車を買う。2,3). お金をもらうなら車を買った。 Correct me if I’m wrong. But that’s the feeling I got from it.

[@shivani710]

I have also Same doubt.please clear it.

[@CicoinTokyo777]

This lesson is amazing and so u are! Thank you so muchhh

[@Menion98]

10万人登録済みおめでとうございます！

[@MarkHogan994]

Yes ! Been looking forward to this one a lot. Quick question. How would one just say "would" in Japanese ? With no "if" preceding it. I feel like this is a conditional form that I haven't encountered yet. Because we've seen a lot of ways of saying "if", which in English would be followed by "would", but it seems like in Japanese "if" is followed by regular conjugation. So how would one say something like "That would be good" or "I would love that" or "I would definitely do that", etc... in sentences where there's no "if" clause preceding ? Or asking someone "What would you do in this situation ?" ? Basically cases where you use "would" without any conditional clause preceding it. Very curious about this.

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

We simply use たら or と思う (I think) or nothing. E.g. I wouldn't go there (if I were you) = 私だったら / 私なら　行かない。 (watashi + dattara / nara + ikanai) I would definitely do that = 絶対にする！(zettai-ni suru) = I will definitely do that. If you really want to add the nuance of "WOULD", you have to add the context like I would definitely do that IF there's a chance. = 機会があったら、絶対にする。 (I think) you would like it. = 気に入ると思うよ。 (ki-ni-iru to omou yo) :)

[@MarkHogan994]

+Japanese Ammo with Misa どうもありがとうございましたみさ先生 ! Excellent explanations as always.

[@keyboardwarria]

there's no exact word in japanese for the word "would", like Misa said, it's just the regular conjugated verbs that you already know.

[@memochan4862]

ほんとにありがとございました♡ you helped me . Thanks

[@Butterfly_1805]

ありがとうございます！💗 先生,could you please make a video about a compression between 場合は and とき?

[@Dany1boy1]

that sentence 翼があれば… Reminds me a song that I fell in love with. 動画をよくした。頑張って下さい。By the way, the kanjis have the wrong hirigana on top.

[@マレック]

みささん、ビデオをどうもありがとございました！ビデオはすごく手伝いです！ みささんのビデオをよく見ければ、日本語を上手になります。☺️

[@JurassicPatrick]

Wow, thank you so much for this video...

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Your hair looks amazing btw

[@RustieMcHogg]

Terrific. Thank you!

[@kyojokic4567]

You are so great as a teacher! You learned education stuff before?

[@Nirvash5646]

Ty Misa sensei!

[@Maj01984]

Nice lesson Misa-sensei. Im curious how did you learn english? for me as not native english guy it sounds nearly perfect. Thumbs up for this video!

[@JhonatasRosendo]

Lazy_Dog_84 マリオ she already has a video telling the "how I leant English" story.

[@Vladimir-nc7nb]

このビデオをもっと早く見てばよかったな。。。 みさ先生、ありがとうございました！ P.S. At around 16:05, there is a misprint in the furigana, I think: instead of こくはく for 告白, it says べんきょう

[@Massflavour]

条件文を教えてくれてありがとうございます！みさ先生の動画と教科書を使ったから、簡単です。

[@Ekairah]

jason じゃ、何でここにいるん? ;3

[@Massflavour]

why not?