②そう & らしい I've heard / Apparently ~┃

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

There'll be a part 3 on そう and みたい so make sure you review this video well ^^

[@NyuAkiyama]

I could not find it :(

[@edwinlau7954]

I cant find the part 1.. anyone have the link?

[@stephanetran1226]

@@edwinlau7954 Part 1 is the precedent video : kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXXCZH-YlLKLmsk

[@edwinlau7954]

@@stephanetran1226 omg thanks

[@irisviel_Einzbern]

Misa sensei, can u explain 気味 and how it is is different with そう and みたい

[@AaronTheGerman]

[10:57] Note: This only works, because 綺麗 (きれい) is a な-adjective. You cannot put a だ after an い-adjective! The sentence "楽しいだよ" (It's fun) is wrong because 楽しい is an い-adjective and you can't put a だ after it. Therefore you have to say "楽しいよ".

[@Ash-xi1hr]

I was just about to question this lol glad i wasn't wrong

[@mrmatz408]

All I remember from Japanese class was being told that おもしろいそうです was wrong and it should be 面白そうです, but without any explanation that it's valid Japanese and merely means something completely different!

[@Francisco-dh8kb]

Short great video gets to the point and soo much information!😭

[@SuperGeekalicious]

Miss can you do a video on し at the end of sentences?

[@elisegeum1514]

Thanks!

[@RogueWizard-v9r]

Youre an amazing person who deserves way more credit than youre given

[@ririmi]

Hi Misa. I've found your channel recently and I'm very happy about this, because your explanations are the best so far. I have a really hard time in my japanese studies and am the weakest student in my class. Next week is my exam and I hope I will do better this time with your help. Thank you! :3

[@enriquezarate4842]

Heyy are you still planing on uploading the lesson about てある、ておく etc. thanks for the effort that you put on your lessons, we really appreciate. Greetings from Mexico!

[@AnaTati99]

YT で一番先生♡

[@aayushiparikh2317]

I've studied all the patterns are different times, you have explained so simply and beautifully!

[@clarencelee4911]

Hi Misa! Is it possible to explain in another video the difference between ようです　and そうです in another video? I can never tell the difference. Thank you!

[@sandeep7365]

Yea right

[@Rexaroth]

Thank you so much for everything ! You bring hope and motivation to my learning, Portuguese is my native language but I also speak fluent English, however I want to master Japanese so badly and thanks to you this is becoming possible ! Still fighting with kanji memorization but I will do my best !

[@elenildodossantos8629]

Oh, I too speak English. Do you are from?

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

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

[@junekoo9776]

Great stuff!! Thank you Misa!! I like your lessons..

[@kellerthepianomachine]

教えてくれてありがとうございます! 動画は本当にすごい〜

[@hangclimber5557]

Thank you so much all along, you are the best teacher.

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

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

[@kamilazaripova7108]

ミサ先生、どうもありがとうございました🙇私はロシアから学生です。勉強のため、先生のビデオはやっぱり大切です!♥️

[@supercat438]

Your lessons are so great, thank you!

[@metinulas1217]

Your teaching style is perfect👍👏👏まことにありがとうございます

[@arpitkumar4525]

11:44 本当に！も大好きだよ！😍 😂

[@yhoward5983]

日本語を勉強するのは簡単だそうだけど、難しそう。I'm kidding, actually with the help of your videos, I find Japanese less difficult.ありがとうございます

[@如果如果-b2q]

Very helpful.Especially to someone as a second language learner like me.

[@jak12355]

I'm sorry I keep giving your videos more views by rewatching them. 🤣 They're so good! I understand it when I watch them but over time I forget little things and have to go back. You explain things so well!

[@LessTalkMoreDelicious]

Calm teaching.. but intense/deep... very good though 📝📚

[@Lerien00]

You make things easy to understand and that requires intelligence and talent.

[@alissoncleiton9320]

You're the best, Misa先生!

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

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

[@rctv1112]

ありがとうございますミサ先生！i learned a lot..hopefully you can make a simple video about japanese onomatopoeia.

[@The_DoubtingThomas]

本当にありがとうございます

[@fredsharp7419]

Very clear and very helpful. Thank you.

[@ruru1861]

LOVE your videos!!! Thanks much!! ☺️

[@marvladimirjeanbaptiste4200]

I love you Risa you're the best teacher. Ever

[@OmniKoneko]

Another great video!!! みさ先生は世界で一番先生ですよ！！

[@jasenkaizeljkosikic493]

I'm really happy to be your student. Love from Croatia.

[@sakuracatz3956]

これは私がみさ先生の初めて見たの動画ですが、みさ先生はいい先生だそうです。😂💖 レッスンを共有してくれてありがとうございました。勉強になりました。

[@astrastellari5986]

Спасибо за замечательный урок, Миса-сенсей!

[@salvadorsarmiento4226]

ありがとうございましたみさ先生

[@ambercleaveley9051]

ありがとうございます美佐先生！

[@eiIlenn]

I'm so glad I found this channel, this channel is a goldmine for me. Thank you so much for your lessons, I want to at least be able to communicate basic Japanese sentences when I go to Japan. I'm still learning Japanese but Kanji is really difficult for me, beautiful language though💖

[@geraniumpower6852]

Hi Misa sensei, I would like to thank you for your great video. You did a great job explaining very clearly the differences. I always look forward to your videos. Well done. btw, I am not sure why there is one person who gave you a thumb down. maybe he/she should give a good reason why he/she thumbed down or maybe he/she got out on the wrong side of the bed.......

[@GabrielMPF]

Hi Misa. Are you planning on doing more advanced lessons in the near future? I'm already on N4 level and there's not many videos of you for this level and beyond. Your videos have been really helpful so far, and I would love to continue my studies using your videos. Thanks ;-)

[@GabrielMPF]

Umm. Not sure if that's her reason for not having more advanced lessons. After all, there's so much beginner stuff you can cover, and sooner or later she needs to cover more advanced topics or she will run out of things to talk about. I'm sure I'm not the only one feeling this way.

[@GabrielMPF]

@@Re3iRtH Well, it's been over 3 and a half years since her very first video, so I hate to admit it, but you might be on to something there. I hope that's not the case, and that she will soon "graduate" to more advanced content, but at this pace, I wouldn't hold my breath. It might also be that she's not that comfortable talking about advanced topics. And that's OK. Hell, I am a Portuguese native and I couldn't do what she does teaching Portuguese, so I respect her for that. Just do what you feel good about.

[@fay2212]

@@GabrielMPF I think it has less to do with money and more as herself as a teacher. Not that she can't teach at a higher level. She almost certainly could but when it comes to language, teachers tend to stick to teaching one level. It's why the teachers are different in school. Some teachers prefer or are more comfortable teaching early students. Some people prefer to teach more advanced people. As an English teacher, I know I prefer to teach people that are not absolute beginners. I prefer people that understand a decent amount but want to learn the more in depth side of it. I could teach beginners but it's not my style.

[@pocchakotea]

I would like that!!

[@fnscomedycrew]

Still though... Every time I think I've got something down I learn something here.

[@パッとしないパオロ]

アクセントによって「らしい」の意味が変わったりしますか？いつもこんな素晴らしい動画を作って頂いてありがとうございます！

[@heheh6285]

ありがとうございます! このトピックは難しい。でも、みさ先生の説明がわかりやすいです! I'm not sure if I said it right in Japanese. But what I'm trying to say is that although this topic ia difficult, Misa sensei's explanation made it easy to understand.

[@the.cityscapes]

Happy birthday Misa sensei!

[@sundowner62james69]

Taken me a few tries , but I think I get it now. :) Domo arigatou Misa sensei

[@Reeseskitty]

いつもありがとうございました！ 次の新しいみささんが作ったビヂオを楽しみです。一流のビデオらしいから^ - ^

[@reo9436]

ありがとうございます

[@fkeppel999]

Your Videos are great

[@DANGJOS]

It seems that the second use of そう basically just goes after a complete sentence; that's why だ has to come before it. At least that's what makes sense to me.

[@derajsandags644]

It's helpful.. どうも ありがとう ございました

[@gibsonfuentes8466]

Thank you so much sensie.,your always the best.,さいこう sensie ever.,

[@Jack_of_all_Jace]

Gibson Fuentes *Sensei *You’re

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

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

[@apnawaz5818]

どうもありがとうございます先生

[@benzene1637]

ありがとう！

[@randomblueper6689]

Hi Misa, this is so helpful, thank you so much. But I am quite confused with　そうな　and そうに　with　みたいな. It would be nice if you make a video to differentiate these grammar.

[@74Ahly]

最高😁^^

[@kenbutsu3018]

I want to speak Japanese so badly, and I do. ^w^ Thank you for your hard work Misa-san.

[@dominikgromadzki6712]

さすがみさ先生

[@twilightmidnalovesyou]

Thanks so much!! I recently just started watching your content and it's a big help!! I also like your accent. I'm planning to go to Kyoto first. My Japanese friends work at a restaruant named Sapporo. They told me to go there first. I wanted to see it for the first time. THANK GOD I don't use translate. Oh my god imagine that. I would be so dissapointed in myself and would cry because of stupid translate that made me say things wrong. (╥_╥). SO THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! I DON'T WANNA USE TRANSLATE FOR SAYING THANK YOU VERY MUCH IT IN JAPANESE!!!!

[@悪魔城下町]

可愛いらしい is just so much safer to say than 可愛いそう。😂😂😂 I mean, so you don't end up saying かわいそう by mistake.

[@julianlayner5847]

Thank you Misa-San. Best wishes from New Jersey, U.S.A.

[@jictapus8559]

Thank you sensei!

[@flaviosoares1639]

どうもありがとう、みさ先生！

[@veronicahallada5051]

Hi Misa! Someone asked me　”日本に興味を持ったきっかけは何ですか？ ”　Do you have a past video that can help me explain why I am interested in Japan? Thank you!

[@夏にゃん]

大好きだよ～

[@Ragingwasabi9000]

hey misa, can u do a video on sounds that are tricky to pronounce? my specific issue is n at the end of words (eg -masen). sometimes it sounds like n, somestimes m, sometimes ng. even watching ur videos, it sounds like ur pronouncing n, but then pronouncing m when u repeat the example, so im quite confused about it.

[@andresmartinez1480]

Arigato gozaimashita Misa-Sensei !

[@jictapus8559]

Are you planning to learn hiragana, katakana, and kanji?

[@andresmartinez1480]

I want to but im pretty sure its gonna take me a long time to memorize them

[@andresmartinez1480]

Ive already started with hiragana but I have a long way to go lol

[@Pooja-wl3rg]

Hello. Can you plz make video on そうです　vs　ようです ? Thank you!

[@Mr.madmight266]

ありがとうfor the lesson イブイ先生i meanみさ先生。I'll follow you on Twitch too cause i just made an account on there.

[@shion3948]

この動画は便利らしい

[@puregsr]

What about past tense with "it seems like?"

[@grantbalmer6951]

Is this why people joke around using らしい as well? For example, when you say 日本人らしい or アメリカ人らしい、are you basically saying "I've heard Bob is an American..." when it's already very obvious? Could you explain the difference between -みたい and -何々のよう? Sometimes I can tell that I should use one or the other, but directly translating them, they both mean "like something." ありがとうみさ先生！

[@petresgaminghaven8766]

In an earlier video she explained that 日本人らしい and アメリカ人らしい means "stereotypically Japanese / American"

[@grantbalmer6951]

@@petresgaminghaven8766 Sorry I wasn't super clear. I know that らしい means "stereotypically X." I'm just curious if this grammar point is used in a joking manner because you are technically saying, "I heard X," in a situation where it is very obvious. For example, if I order a double big mac at a McDonald's and someone says, "アメリカ人らしいですね," it's kind of humorous because it's like saying "I heard he's an American..." in a situation where I'm fulfilling a strong American stereotype.

[@petresgaminghaven8766]

Oh, I see. Idk I get confused when one word could have two meanings like that. I'm still pretty sure that would mean "he's stereotypically American isn't he?". But I'm not japanese so I can't be certain.

[@masterkni666]

What about for いい? Would it be よいそう for 'I heard it is good'?

[@kyleresta4702]

She talked about it in her last video, I think it went like “よさそう”. Good luck

[@masterkni666]

@@kyleresta4702 I thought that meant "it looks good." In this video it seems like you just keep the い for い-adjectives so I thought it was just よいそう for 'I heard it was good.' I guess not.

[@mattdemmler2541]

Misa-sensei, Is there a way I can do a one time donation outside of patreon? 助かりました!　ありがとうございます!

[@queenkoi]

Wow I like your new hair! So pretty!

[@AlanJonesu]

If そう is formal and らしい is informal, so I'd never hear そうin casual conversations?

[@Nenadior]

What if I want to say something like "I heard she seems sad"? 🤔

[@arekkususurobakia604]

彼女は悲しいらしいって言ってた。or I dont know :D. Its probably wrong.

[@JuninhoJpDev]

ミサ先生の髪は美しいね

[@AZRAEL_FURY]

How do I say "I heard there was a typhoon is Japan on the Hawai'i News Channel! "

[@gautamgulde7905]

I hope that helps me.

[@عبدالرحمنالفريح-د1ظ]

Sensei please make video on keigo or honorific form

[@74Ahly]

thank you ^_^

[@slipper171]

日本語は難しそうがアイスランド語は最も難しいそうらしい。

[@noebarba6498]

Which is better to use? Sou or rashii?

[@andrejbalaz3381]

I think sou is better for formal and rashii is better to informal. Rashii desu could be for semy formal I think

[@jictapus8559]

@@andrejbalaz3381 I would still use sou

[@ShiruSama1]

She didn't explain this, but the _accent_ is different. たのし↓そう、たのし↓いそう. So, when there's two い sounds, the second い sounds lower, has a lower pitch

[@theophonchana5025]

-らしい suffix

[@MohieddineSaadeh]

Support you on where?

[@MarkHogan994]

Patreon.

[@huysworld701]

Hi Misa, if possible can you please do a video on common phrases and key words for first time foreigner tourist to Japan? Arigatou gozaimas !

[@marygracecantos4934]

I like your hair color! 😍

[@theophonchana5025]

-そう suffix

[@theophonchana5025]

らしい particle (I heard that ...)

[@ariewinata7319]

🙏

[@xiao4923]

看了你的视频，日语英语一起学

[@amarug]

Hm but I do use "according to" all the time, half drunk between 100 swear words, no problem. 😂

[@lkj2727]

# そうだ/らしい : Judgement based on hearsay(“~라고 하다”, “~라고 들었다”) 1. い형용사 원형+そう/らしい : 「このケーキはおいしい{そうです/らしい}。」 이 케잌은 맛있다고 {합니다/한다}. cf) 「このケーキはおいしいって。」 이 케잌은 맛있대. 2:57 cf) 과거사건 : 「今年は台風の被害が多かったそうよ。」 올해는 태풍 피해가 자주 있었다고 해. 2. な형용사+だそう : 静か → 静かだそう 조용하다고 한다 な형용사+らしい : 静か → 静からしい 조용하다고 한다 3. 동사 : 종지형+そう/らしい e.g. 「桜は三月に咲く{そうです/らしい}。」 벚꽃은 3월에 핀다고 {합니다/한다} 17:18 cf) 과거사건 : 과거형+そう e.g. 「ジョンは会議に遅れたそうです。」 존은 회의에 늦었다고 합니다. 비교) 「雨が降りそう」 곧 비가 올 것 같다. vs 「雨が降るそう」 비가 올 거라고 한다. 4. 명사+だそう : e.g. 「みさのお母さんは弁護士だそうです。」 미사의 엄마는 변호사라고 합니다. 16:04 cf) But, "~같다"라는 의미를 명사에 사용하고 싶으면 みたい를 사용(そう사용 불가) : 「イタリアの形はブーツみたい。」 이탈리아의 모양은 장화같다. 14:57 5. 참고 - ~が言うには(~이 말하기로는), ~の話では(~의 이야기로는), ~によると(~에/에게 따르면)로 출처 언급 가능 - 닮았다 : 似ている e.g. 「AはBに似ている。」 A는 B와 닮았다.

[@hello_deep]

次のビデオはもうすぐ出そう！

[@hello_deep]

あ！本当にまず出た！すげえ！

[@RickeyShanmugavel]

[@chichirinuriko20]

Here's one of my sentences Misa! アビーちゃんは自閉症らしい．

[@codylynn7870]

アビーさんは自閉症に苦しむそうだ/です that just comes off as more natural and respectful...and in this case, being more respectful towards the person about whom you are speaking, especially if you are speaking to somone else about them and it could come off as insulting otherwise...is the better way to go.

[@chichirinuriko20]

@@codylynn7870 Thank a. Xoxo

[@nicolo2428]

misa, is your other job selling teddy bears? u have loads in ur room!

[@ashishshiwalkar8404]

[トムはハリが好きだそうです]何だこれ、ハリポタの同人誌?

[@paulhimsel4838]

👍👍👍👌✌

[@nicjansen230]

12:20 spreading rumours, are we? :P Keep up the good teaching :)

[@SmashBrosBrawl]

Hello Misa, I love what you do and I would love to show my support, but I do not like Patreon as Patreon has declared itself the morality police against many other users. Might be a cultural thing but i strongly dislike censorship of anykind. If you could use any other form of payment processor I would be glad to help. Notable Patrons such as Sam Harris has deleted his account, and I believe Jordan Peterson has also. This could result in a cascading effect as people who donated to their accounts, may have also deleted their accounts and stopped donations to you. Thank you.