Japanese Lesson 1: XはYです, こんにちは vs こんにちわ? Particles?┃Absolute Beginner

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

🎉 I finally hit over 200,000 suscribers on KZbin 🎉 I couldn't have come this far without your support. Thank you so much 💕 I actually started my channel because a few students reached out to me telling me that they couldn't afford Japanese lessons. My mum raised me alone and we were pretty poor so I really understood the struggle of not being able to afford lessons. So I wanted to create something that can help everyone learn Japanese for free. Now thanks to Patreon and everyone's support I can proudly say I teach Japanese on KZbin as my full-time job. Becoming a Japanese teacher has always been my dream (besides being Sailor Moon and Pokemon trainer of course 😋) but being able to help so many people (200k people?!) is so much better than what I could have done in any other ways. So thank you so so much. I love you all ❤️❤️ ・ ・ KZbinチャンネル登録者が20万人を超えました🎉みんなのサポートなしではここまで来れませんでした。ありがとうございます💕 チャンネルを始めたきっかけは実は何人かの生徒さんに日本語のレッスンは高すぎて取れないと言われたことでした。母子家庭で育って、大分貧乏だったので、レッスンが高すぎて払えないという辛さは分かっていたので、誰でも無料で日本語が勉強できる何かを作りたかったんです。 今はPatreonとみんなのおかげで、胸を張ってKZbinで日本語を教えることが仕事だと言えます。 日本語を教えることは子供の頃からの夢でした（もちろんセーラームーンとポケモントレーナーになる夢もありましたけどw）が、こんなにたくさんの人（20万人?!）のお手伝いをできるのは、他のどんな機会よりも最高です。 だから本当にありがとうございます。みんな大好き❤️❤️

[@naveenkumarthamineni1928]

Thank you Sensei. Your teaching is really superb.. I am preparing for N5 exam.. Your videos are really helpful.. Thanks a lot for all your efforts..

[@haruhi_dayo]

それ、すごい！おめでとうございます！

[@micaminmin]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@amitpal1590]

みさ先生ありがとございます。前のAbsolute Beginnerレソンとこのレソンは違いますか。

[@martin.ferrer.bolivar]

Thank YOU Misa! Really hope you reach 1, 2, 100 millon. You deserve the whole youtube population. KZbin and the world itself is better because of people like you.

[@KingAK360]

Hears Japan doesn't have conjugations: YES THANK HEAVENS 10 seconds later: yo hold up

[@simcity8367]

😆😆😆

[@omegaweapon116]

If you're looking for no conjugations, Mandarin is a good choice.

[@butterbagelgaming3654]

I accidentally changed my phone to Japanese... Glad I found this

[@heklapilar200]

ButterBagelGaming BAHAHA

[@boltzydog527]

How u accidentally go and do a thing like that

[@butterbagelgaming3654]

@@boltzydog527 don't worry about it

[@chocowell_]

damn that’s genius

[@imeralvarez5]

ButterB. I'm still curious

[@aoiahiru670]

(Yoda voice) "As for today, Monday it is!"

[@Crouton-]

Lol yup 今日は月曜日です I remember It took me a bit to get used to but yoda helped a bit

[@guitarsaremyfriendzzz7077]

Chuckled in his voice I did when read this message.

[@alexakalennon]

That's actually the reason Yoda talks like that. It's Japanese word order more or less. So I heard.

[@guitarsaremyfriendzzz7077]

@@alexakalennon Yeah they wanted to make him sound like an eastern mystic. The whole idea of the force is taken from I believe hinduism.

[@jdjdjdjdjdjdjdjdndnd6538]

Yoda actually speaks in OSV which is object, subject, verb* word order Cheese (o) I (s) eat (v) Japanese is SOV I (s) cheese (O) eat (v) and english is SVO I (s) eat (v) cheese (O) so close but not definitely lol hoped this helped understanding Yoda better :]

[@Lili-qy1ls]

I just finished watching your absolute beginners playlist!! So now I can recap everything with the new vids! Very excited!!

[@chichirinuriko20]

Me too! I'm looking forward to ghese remaster versions

[@-GameHacKeR-]

Misa if your following this comment thread, please don't remove the older versions as your recreate them. Also kinda crazy how fast 5 years have gone by. Around then was when I first started studying japanese and I remember the earlier some of the earlier videos and looking back is kinda a nostaliga trip, and I mean that in a good way :)

[@user-gf5dr5nq6l]

Hii. I started a month ago and i love her explanations, especially the way she repeats sentence structures, it gets drilled into the memory. Since you have finished the earlier beginner's course (I'm at lesson 11) , I'm curious about how far have you come with your lessons? And also what other supplements do you take in addition to KZbin?

[@martemmie2711]

"Japanese tend to omit the subject" English speakers: 🤯🤯🤯 Me, an Italian: * laughs in ellipsis, omitted subject pronouns and frasi nominali (where we omit the verb) *

[@rosoro465]

Oddio ho trovato un italiano persino qua

[@martemmie2711]

Io che non mi aspettavo di venir scovata da altri italiani: 👁️👄👁️🇮🇹❤️

[@gillesfou]

Sono d'accordo

[@thatguy846]

actually japanese does that too: "doko he?" (Anata wa) doko he (ikimasuka)?

[@marinamusella4528]

ciao amici

[@kirkscott2]

Thank you. I'm learning Japanese online and sometimes I don't understand why it is like it is. Your explanations have made me understand why it is like it is.

[@パンダの死体]

Congratulations to the 200k. Best teacher deserves the best subscribers. (:

[@ottism1773]

Trying to learn from several different sources. So to find this young lady and her series of videos with her clear and concise explanations has been a very welcome revelation. Keep up the good work みさせんせい。

[@AllenTsuna]

I actually started learning japanese about 10 months ago and came across two channels, one of which was yours. At first I thought it was impossible and wanted to give up a lot of times because I took it too seriously and stressed out too much, but then I thought of the lessons and how many japanese friends I made on VRC despite the fact that my japanese was horrible at that time. I thought "If I give up now it feels like I'm abandoning everything", now, 9-10 months later, I'm slowly working towards the N2 level. Without your videos it would have been impossible, because I like studying in detail, so thanks a lot~ PS: For anyone else feeling stressed and slowly giving up, take a break for a day or two and come back to the topic you were stuck on. It will suddenly be much clearer. If you feel like you are improving too slowly, don't be shy and try to use japanese as much as possible. When you see japanese text, read it out loud. When you shower or clean and are thinking about things, try to think about it in japanese and afterwards look up the words or grammar that you didn't know. Don't just study randomly, study especially the things you need at the moment, it's much more efficient. And maybe think about becoming a patreon for extra content ;)

[@TortoiseCashFlow]

Any update? How is your japanese 3 years later? I'm just getting started.

[@AllenTsuna]

@@TortoiseCashFlow Stopped learning according to JLPT standards after passing N2, learning according to my interests or on the fly now. Can have every day conversations without much difficulty and confident I could lead a simple lifestyle in japan. Only thing I would struggle with is contracts due to the sheer amount of info on them and the way they're written etc, but with research and external help I'm also confident there.

[@lore_wa]

Btw which is the second channel you mentioned? I'm trying to get as many recourses as I can ahah

[@AllenTsuna]

@@lore_wa It's "Learn Japanese From Zero!" owned by a humorous american guy who is mostly fluent in Japanese, if not entirely, from what I've seen and heard. He's lived in Japan for several years in his life and his wife is also Japanese. He backs all (or most at least) questions he answers (be it on forums or in videos/streams) through extra research to make sure his answers are as factual as possible, so I'd say he's credible for a learning resource.

[@howlingstorm8208]

Wow, that's so cool! I actually got a vr headset in hopes of meeting Japanese speakers and improving my Japanese, but after a few years, I've only met a few! I had to stop studying a year ago to focus more on my art course, but I want to try and pick it up again. Trying to find some motivation and figure out where to start, as I'm very lost atm 😂 It doesn't help that I was an absolute beginner, even when I stopped studying

[@ClaudiniGod]

I'm a glad Spanish speaker. Having already nailed the sounds and subject omission makes me a happy Japanese student.

[@samanthacoronado978]

Today is my first day ever on this journey and my searches for best "absolute beginner" courses pointed to you. I am not discouraged or overwhelmed anymore. Just commenting so I can look back in a few years!!

[@perfectblueeeee]

In that case, how is it going so far?

[@kateyb9362]

Yeah how is it going?

[@etwrnity]

Hey how's it going? :D

[@netslayeruk]

25 seconds in and I'm overwhelmed.

[@tomparmenter8665]

Japanese is one of the hardest language for an English speaker to learn. Stick with it.

[@Sapphire_Jack]

It gets easier with time, just master your hiragana and katakana early and don't rush the kanji

[@mateszegedi8972]

@@tomparmenter8665 I'm Hungarian and because we create sentences the same as the Japanese people it's so much easier for me. Thank God!

[@Hens6405]

Ohio gozaimasu

[@pipclip]

you're doing great!!! are you still studying japanese?

[@jmanuelrm7804]

Thank you Misa-san, my English is better than my Japanese but still learning both. I can improve both languages with you :) ありがとう

[@jmanuelrm7804]

And btw I loved that intro so cool! Congrats for those 200k subs!! すごい！

[@llynllaura]

Same 😄

[@lucynarucinska1118]

Me too

[@melissa8592]

Same

[@dani-il9xh]

Same

[@Nyx_Sappho]

Im a japanese who had to grow up in the UK and didnt get to learn the language my parents spoke, with your help and good tutors at college I am now thriving and someday I want to be a great teacher like you!

[@kyraarts]

Hey Misa! I was wondering if you could ever do a review on some language learning apps? Like duolingo and other apps. their pros and cons, what you personally think of them, and a rating or something?

[@charliemendaz5426]

Agreed!

[@SaneKoi13]

lingodeer

[@tan_ori]

Duolingo gets a fat 0/10

[@alphaapple9673]

@@SaneKoi13 h huh

[@andrijagrgic2357]

@@tan_ori why?

[@kuripivt]

What a great teacher!! Some of these phrases I already knew, but your explanations were very helpful in understanding the language further. I also didn't know about the omissions for everyday speaking. These are things I found to be lacking in other lessons. So I'm glad you make it important for learners to understand the nuances of the language instead of just giving word for word translations like I usually see. I believe this understanding will help me to communicate better. I will continue to learn from you! :>

[@SanguineYoru]

I love your videos Misa, they are the best Japanese resource on KZbin!

[@midinette]

OMG ! I thought it was too easy for me because I already learned this basic structure but you added so much details and nuances!! Thank you so much! So good job

[@cold-fire]

I came across your videos a couple of years ago, and without even wanting to learn Japanese, I subscribed simply because your lessons were really interesting. Because I've learned simple words and phrases from you over time, I recently decided to take the studying more seriously and commit to learning Japanese for real. Thank you for the inspiration and the ongoing lessons! I'll be waiting for the next beginner lesson!

[@sic1809]

how’s it going so far?

[@cold-fire]

​@@sic1809 Hey, thanks for asking! Long story short: I need to stop slacking and study more kanji. That's the biggest thing holding me back. Hiragana, katakana, and basic grammar and conversational phrases are not too much trouble anymore (I still get tripped up sometimes with easy things like when to use は and が ). I also immersed myself in Japanese media and look up words or phrases I hear that I feel like I should know, either because they're commonly used or they seem useful. That also helped me get used to hearing what the language sounds like so I can get the pitch accents correct. But yeah, it's been a while since I've properly sat down and studied, so that needs to happen again soon, and I've got a bunch of Misa's videos in a playlist that are waiting for me. That moment when you hear or read something in Japanese and you're like, "Wait! I understood that!" is really satisfying and makes me want to keep going.

[@mr.azoz999]

Good luck

[@myokokoaung9857]

I am trying to learn Japanese for free, your videos really help me. Thanks your for teaching us who can't afford to pay. Your teaching videos are high quality and I am surprise they can be watched for free. The way you put color in texts is eye appealing and everything is easy to understand.

[@caldeira_a]

I would advise a mix of this and duolingo, duolingo will teach you the basic "writing" of hiragana, what is read as what and here you jave the grammar side

[@myokokoaung9857]

@@caldeira_a Thanks for the advice bro. I also use anki for grammar and vocab.

[@maja1677]

This is so easy to understand because 1) you're the perfect teacher

[@maja1677]

@oli mazzucco i printed out all the talktomeinkorean lessons and put them in a binder in order, and i also texted with people in korean. one thing i wish i did while learning was call people who speak korean, because i definitely lacked speaking practice. i hope you reach your goal, buddy:)

[@graysonlyurs]

@@maja1677 Ohhh thats so smart!! I am definitely going to have to do those things! I never thought about calling or texting someone in another language.

[@maja1677]

@@graysonlyurs yay!! it def helps soo much!! having german friends has helped me a lot in my german language learning as well

[@wyldeman7]

The color coding and slow pronunciation is such a good help. Wonderful. Lead the way Misa

[@gerry602]

I’m still working through the original “absolute beginner” playlist!! I’ll watch this one too though :)

[@melissa8592]

Is it different?? I want to know so i watch both

[@Bahlof]

This is so good. I feel like I've learned more in your 40 minute video then I have in my last last 4 hours spent in Rocket Japanese. Thank you so much for your work!

[@shengd7796]

Thank you so much for the good quality lessons, senpai. To show my gratitude in a little way, I won't skip ads to support you even more. お疲れ様でした、先輩。♥

[@VoluXian]

200K おめでとうございます！🎉 I never knew 今日 was still said as こんにち during some events like weddings. それ、面白い。

[@pinkmilc4905]

love how in depth she goes ♡ none of the other videos ever explain, arigato gozaimasu :)

[@namnationnn4867]

Your tone change between Japanese and English is super cool👍

[@tina_5544]

My friend recommended you to me, and I have to say I was a bit skeptical because I did watch a few videos on how to learn Japaneese, but your video was great, you started with just enough and I could understand everything. Im really glad this channel exists, and you deserve much more subscribers.

[@marinamusella4528]

i love how sweet she is, being worried it's too much or too difficult for us, you can see it's in her nature to be a good teacher Don't worry your explanations are really clear and I'm learning a lot with these videos, thank you so much 🥰

[@kayproper966]

I like how she gets real technical with the grammer rules. It's understanding the roots of the language

[@Mark_McMarkster]

I love Misa’s videos so much. The way she explains every detail, uses colour coded Hiragana AND romaji, talks slowly, repeats everything in different ways, and her soothing voice. Ticks all my learning style boxes. Thank you Misa!

[@oliviabronzini3027]

Omg you explained it so nicely! thank you for being the only person who actually knows how to reach Japanese

[@simoncowell7539]

This was so helpful Ive been learning japanese for almost a year now and somehow out of all the books I've read I still havnt learned that the verb came last which is like really important so thank you

[@wmd40]

Thanks so much! I only know a tiny bit and use Duolingo mostly but I've learned so much from you in truly understanding particles. You're a great teacher.

[@tix7278]

Don't use duolingo for japanese you'll miss a ton It's decent for practicing kana and maybe learning some Kanji but that's it

[@fredbooker4698]

Misa you are an excellent teacher and the good thing is that you are giving the real way of speaking in Japan! :) さらに、あなたは見たり聞いたりするのがとても楽しいです!!後ろのぬいぐるみが楽しい!!

[@TheTravellingCritic-ke8kh]

素晴らしい作品でした、おめでとうございます! I have seen only the first 9 minutes, but I already love your channel!

[@quenjuan3755]

i'm in 1 month of studying Nihongo, this channel, by far, is one of the best refresher/reviewer. Arigatou Misa!

[@soumiu.8264]

Misa sensei is the best teacher ever!! I’m so glad I found your videos, thank you, thank you!

[@mlutescu]

This is the best first Japanese first lesson I've seen so far. Exactly what I needed at this verry moment.

[@Majorie614]

I just came across your channel, and I love how you explain everything in detail and where the illusion expressions come.from to make it more logical for people who are just learning Japanese and couldn't possibly draw these connections. Thank you so much!! ❤

[@shadowmaster420]

thank you misa-sama, you have provided the easiest way to understand the Japanese language for English speakers by translating what you know about Japanese sentence structure vs English sentence structure

[@amandasteven1400]

i realize this is an older post, but it was like a door opened and suddenly weeks of studying became clear as a bell... Kudo's to Misa!

[@TheStruggler0]

i've finished this. today marks the day that i start learning japanese for real! its 19:32, 31 january 2022. がんばれー

[@landrews7280]

Misa sensei, congratulations on hitting 200,000 subscribers! As one who is just starting to study Japanese, I want to thank you for creating and sharing your excellent lessons. ありがとうございます。

[@leopoldoernesto]

You are the best japanese teacher :). ありがとうございます!

[@mateszegedi8972]

I agree!

[@alexakalennon]

I like the literal translations. Very helpful. Great work. Thank you

[@tigerhong1]

Great job, Misa. Wish you were my teacher in 1996 when I first came to Japan. Never had this type of explanation when I was at the university. (No one every explained "Watashi wa", and the misuse/overuse.) Keep it up...

[@milesholbrook3025]

I really like your teaching! You don't make me feel stressed and you explain things really well. Thanks for the video 😊

[@rb5534]

Thank you for being so patient, you must be the best Japanese teacher on KZbin, very peaceful & calm voice and so cute!

[@hhashley]

Thank you for making this Japanese lesson! I am a beginner in learning Japanese and I want to eventually become fluent. Your videos are very informational on learning Japanese, I used to spell Hello in Japanese as 「こんにちわ」 but now I know it’s 「こんにちは」! ありがとう

[@HarmonicTunes]

Yay grammar! Construction of languages, what they are, and used for are really interesting! Please keep up the grammar lessons!

[@ronaldrodriguez5144]

Your channel is the best on KZbin. THANK YOU!

[@Jinx_890]

Yaaaay! I'm so excited for this reboot! Just started seriously studying with Genki and these videos are such great supplements. Thank you Misa! :)

[@JoachimderZweite]

Wow! This is so great! If you are doing them all over please don't forget #32 which was a huge verb review but has since gone. All your supporters are so excited. Thanks.

[@RebornTrooper83]

Firstly thank you Misa sensei for this absolute beginners lesson! I stumbled upon your channel as I was searching to learn Japanese and looks like this is the channel I wanna go forward in learning Japanese. Your detailed explanation and teachings are on point. Most definitely learnt a lot from this 1 video alone. Can't wait to watch the next one. Keep up the good work! U are doing great! U have my support 👍🏼

[@Manon13Aelin]

Omg! I am so thankful I stumbled upon your Japanese Ammo website and Videos. Your website and videos made me understand sentence construction more when I was having a hard time self studying!

[@marlontechniktv]

Accidentally Watching this first lesson at 22 January 2025. And to be honest the teaching method was very good. Aside from the host very cute. Hopefully you continue this channel as it will be very helpful in the future

[@pocblon4519]

This was amazing! I’m so glad I found your channel it’s helping so much! I’ve tried using apps to help me learn Japanese but they don’t explain things as well as you did. ありがとうございます！^ ^

[@Scifoki]

I am so glad whenever I see your classes. They are so helpful and a lot easier to understand than a lot of other Japanese classes I've had.

[@metallicJrocker]

Congratulations on 200k subscribers ! Thank you you for making a difference I our lives and devoting so much of your time to teach us Japanese! ありがとうございます🙏

[@Mellyouttaphase]

Ah. Your comments about “こんにちわ”made me laugh because misspelling is rampant in native English speakers as well. When people don’t know whether (weather) to use their, there, or they’re. I remind myself of this when I FREAK OUT about not wanting to make mistakes learning other languages. I would freeze speaking Spanish because I’d be so scared of conjugating something incorrectly 😳🤦🏻‍♀️ We should all relax and have fun! If we get too stressed about it, we won’t make any progress at all! This video is so helpful. So glad I found this channel! It may just turn my marks around and help me pass my first semester of Japanese. ありがとうございまして。

[@EdR1xx7]

Misa sensei could you do more lesson explaining keigo? 🙏🏻 Congratulations for the 200 k subscribers and thank you for the amazing work!

[@MarkHogan994]

"A lesson" ? Singular ? Lmao. Probably need like 30 lessons for keigo, at a minimum. And they better be long lessons as well. You can barely dip your toe in with one lesson. Furthermore, Misa's last video before this one actually *was* an introduction to keigo. Make sure to always check what's already on the channel, it was uploaded like 10 days ago.

[@Indoor_Carrot]

Congrats on 200k. And recapping the particles is always really helpful. Arigatou sensei :)

[@Catgirl2021]

I love the way you teach, it’s easy to understand and the pace is very good for me who is slow to learning. I’m currently at Japanese school and only a few months in but I feel like I’m behind since it takes me awhile to process information. I’ll be subscribing to your channel and will support you. This video is fantastic and has helped me a lot.

[@ButterKing-28]

11:09 at this time i realised it was actually Monday while i was watching this lol Thank you! Amazing video, I may be studying abroad in Japan in the Sring so this is supper cool to hear.

[@Varryance]

This is EXACTLY what i was looking for! Vocabulary vs pure translation, thank you! i hope to succeed following your videos! it helps to know parts of speech and reasoning.

[@Pyrites24]

This was such a clear and easy to follow video, and I appreciate all the hard work that goes into the on screen writing, with all the different elements clearly pointed out so you can follow along. I loved finding out the origin of konnichiwa as well because it was interesting as well as useful in remembering to use ha not wa. I look forward to watching more videos from the archive as I improve. Arigato gozaimasu!

[@Demsnacks]

The subtitles are super helpful for understanding which vocab words are connected!

[@jaysysumakaRatMaster3]

Just found your channel on my journey to learning Japanese... Many thanks for the video and teaching the basics so clearly. Learning to remove particles such as desu & HA is a welcome lesson in order to sound more normal and less formal. Also the fact that Watashi is probably one of the least useful words in the Japanese language considering how much I've probably said it over the last 3 weeks lol. Arigato gozaimasu.

[@Aldraz]

I've been searching for something like this explanation for a long time. Thank you! Very informative! Now I am gonna start watching all your other videos :)

[@thesillyhatday]

こんにちは. This is the best video I've watched to get going on the language. Other things I've tried so far have just told you how to say things, not why you say them. Thank you

[@Moon_Dance]

Very helpful. I like the use of colors to distinguish words.

[@volkanyildiran]

Teşekkürler.

[@matzekatze7500]

This channel is very good I'm glad that I found it

[@thecrazyToolfan]

You are really good at Japanese AND English. I really appreciate your videos. Thank you.

[@krystenowens5276]

Congrats on 200k! Happy for the revamped beginner lessons. We’ll be supporting you the whole way, Miss-sensei!!

[@debbiechiang3658]

Just found your channel, you are such a good teacher! I learn a lot even in a 10 mins. Slow and clear and your English is absolutely brilliant!

[@MarkHogan994]

Congrats on the 200k subscribers, and thank you so much for your hard work ! I do hope you keep making more advanced lessons as well though, because these absolute beginner lessons, while useful, mostly discuss things you've already covered. For long time viewers who are hoping to see more advanced topics, it can be a little frustrating. More advanced grammar would be wonderful ! You're by far the best teacher I've ever encountered, so I always check your channel when studying grammar.

[@KimiChanJapan]

Thank you for making this video. Certain things like こんにちは being spelled with the HA, a foreigner may not even realize is wrong because I have seen a app teach it wrong with the WA before and it really wasn't something I thought about. This is why it is much better learning from someone like yourself.

[@soumiu.8264]

I thought I already knew this subject but you explained it in such a good way that just kinda clicked, like my brain went from kinda understanding to fully understanding! Thank you!

[@bizzybell44]

Misa your absolutely a great teacher you have helped me in just one lesson I’m going to keep watching all of your videos and hope I will soon understand how to talk in Japanese thank you so much!

[@4qx20z]

Sentences with "kyou wa" have always confused me.. Thank you so much for the lesson, みさ先生‼︎

[@MG-ln1yw]

Absolute best Japanese teacher on KZbin!

[@lmoee]

Love the new intro! ❤️

[@ChristopherJohnJackson]

lmoee same here! 🙂

[@dengaz4099]

this is great shes going very slow for smooth brains like me, thank you

[@ParadoxReleased]

I just started practicing Japanese again after my trip last week. Thanks Misa, your content is very helpful. I worked and studied in Japan for 3 years and since my trip I want to try working there again. so, wish me luck with my study. :)

[@6omni6draconian6]

Misa and yuta out hear being the best teachers🖤

[@hannashbelledelosreyes5990]

You explained everything in detail and helped us begginers learn about so much!!! Thank you fellow otaku!

[@ANGLofficial]

So far those are the lessons that I was looking for! you're amazing!

[@henxinggan]

There's beginner level and then there's noobs. Thank you for speaking dumb for us noobs...your content is rare and VERY appreciated. I understand more from the first small part of your video than all of the other videos for "beginners".

[@UdonClassroom]

Hey there, I have some really simple and effective beginner lessons (also for noobs) on my channel if you ever wanted to check it out! Would be great to see you there and help you!

[@Poopourrii]

This is incredible. I'm so happy that I've come across your videos. I can't wait for more! 🌈🥳

[@lemon_maho]

I heard some japanese several times and I kind of figured out wa is used after a subject and wo is after an object, and this video clarified everything for me, and tbh japanese is way easier than english (only speaking wise xD), cause oh god those kanji, and english is much harder to pronounce the words ( you have to hear them first) and a lot of times english just doesn't make sense. ありがとうせんせい

[@hellgavtuber]

thank you, misa!! i've been enjoying japanese media since i was a little girl but i'm finally putting forth an effort to learn it! ありがとう !

[@Unimportant]

This was really educational to me. I've been watching/listening to Japanese stuff for years, and I've definitely picked up on a lot of the words used here, but this video helped me put them into a sort of structure.

[@blackandblue5929]

This is one of my first japanese lesson and to be honest I was scared but you made it fun and easy to comprehend. Thank you so much! I'm looking forward to learn a lot more with you.

[@sanayakant3551]

Love your video, I’m learning Japanese and this is by far better than any book or teacher

[@mwar9249]

Everything so well explained, thank you Misa

[@limitlessjoseph1399]

ありがとございます！みさーさんわさんびゃくぱせんととてもやさしい、あかるいいとすばらしいせんせいですよ！！！ 👏👏👏👍👍👍🩵🩵🩵