What is DAYO and How Do You Use it in Japanese?

[@steezmunky]

- dayo used at end of sentences - 2 ways - 1) when you want to state your opinion - 2) when you want to emphasize/point out something (here's a souvenir for you dayo, here's a glasses case dayo, you use it this way dayo) - da is too curt and direct and can be rude. dayo makes a sentence softer and friendlier. - use dayo with friends

[@amnap.5833]

Thx bro

[@xzlatofy]

can anyone give me an example of using dayo when stating your opinion ???

[@haruka2802]

thx bro 😍😘

[@wusstache3550]

@AlohaKIG Not really. It's more like　です (desu) but a more casual way. だよ (dayo) is usually used when you are talking to someone you know or someone who's close to you and 　です (desu) is used when talking to people you do not know or people who are older or have higher positions (i.e your boss, manager).

[@theanon5906]

xzlatofy example 天気が悪いだ : the weather is bad ( casual ) 天気が悪いだよ: the weather is bad ( casual ) The meaning doesn’t change it’s how the person explained it in the comment. It’s kinda like “you know” which some people use at the end of their sentences : the weather is bad the weather is bad, you know ?

[@omganotherun]

Came here due to a streamer that often says "Pain, dayo." Or "Life is pain, dayo." I think I get it now.

[@csehszlovakze]

indeed.

[@Wraith0100]

Came here after that particular clip lol

[@onthatileonthatile0]

NIGERUNDAYO SMOOOOKEEEEYYY!!!

[@aymanekamel8940]

Jojo is everywhere

[@nol5152]

this is the comment i've been searching for

[@setsunahakanai]

N-word pass please 😂😂😂

[@isaiahscobel]

@@setsunahakanaiGiorno's theme 3:45 Thank me later

[@CLAYNPOTTER1]

It's amazing how Japanese and Korean language are similar yet different. Korean also use dayo at the end of the sentence. Same meaning. For example, "Hakkyo (school) e (to) gan (go) dayo." - I'm going to school. They only use "dayo" as casual (not to elder or superiors in the office). They use e-yo to elder. "Jae-ga (Jae humble form of "I", ga is the same as Japanse "ga" as in Watashiga) danidun (used to go) hakkyo(school) yeyo. "- It's school I used to go. I think women use this a lot more than men.

[@Anthony9580]

I wanna see more videos of ひろか teaching Japanese phrases.

[@awkqua]

Pikamee references

[@undefinedperson7816]

Hello, As Gungrave pointed : The form is similar to desu ne. The copula da (だ) is the casual form of desu (です is formal) and the particle yo (よ) is use for emphasize, ne (ね) is a particle similar to question tag in English (The speaker wants listener's approbation for the said sentence). Is my understanding correct ?

[@cedrickcruzado_pearl_odl8244]

You are correct but to deepen your understanding you can watch their video about the difference between sou de su ne and sou desu ka ne is also explained their and ka

[@damlurker]

0:15 when a Japanese person introduces themselves and only uses Hiragana to write out their name and doesn't reveal the kanji, I'm always like what are you trying to hide? lol

[@aweeaboo9514]

Hiroka (ひろか, ヒロカ) is a common feminine Japanese given name. Hiroka can be written using different kanji characters and can mean: 博華, "wise flower" 寛香, "tolerant scent"

[@Tinmouser]

Perhaps she doesn’t have any kanji in her name. Many parents think hiragana only is kinda cute. Or they did.

[@tanmaychandak8314]

Or may be the channel just wrote this so that beginners like me who have only learnt hiragana and katakana till now can also have reading practice.

[@lynb.3040]

Thanks! This is important.

[@renatosantosmerces8618]

I JUST LUV THIS CHANNEL SINCE THE FIRST TIME !!!

[@yashpd2653]

Hiroka-san Nice video. I appreciate the efforts you put to explain. Keep it up.. you will get better at it. All the best 😊

[@Lvlaple4Ever]

Chika Fujiwara: DON DAYO!!!

[@anabelhinojosa4333]

Avarosa kaguya sama love is a war 😂

[@ウヨン-n1z]

Thank you, it was very helpful!

[@JacobKasza]

Anyone here because of henya

[@GTA_500]

Who is here because of Pikamee?

[@nipponhouseplayer]

どうもありがとうございました。✨

[@frotttiopm8668]

3:10 ....who else stopped the video and thought "what the hell happened downstairs?!" till you found out, that this sound came from the video? xD

[@minakhiphukon2063]

Miku dayo

[@xyzidor1171]

Arigato Gozaimasu

[@Kenji_Kun13]

“Fighto Dayo”- Kousaka Honoka

[@ArchyDolder]

ひろか先生、今日のレソンありがとうごさいます。質問があります。例えば、友達の中で、私は「ゆこさん、このお好み焼きをつくりましたか？」と言う。ゆこさんは私に「そうです。」という。ゆこさんも「そうだよ。」と言う事が出来ますか？いいんですか？意味は同じですか？ドイツのベルリンから、よろしくお願いします。

[@bmtenoch8230]

はじめましてひろか！ You have big shoes to fill because we are all obsessed with Risa XD But you are also a great teacher, Thank you!

[@agentkirifuda_shank7071]

Irasshai dayo, welcome dayo, uruha rushia dayo

[@AVRyo]

Thanks for the topics, they are interesting and usefull. Anyway, this lesson would be much better, if it was shorter, and teacher's speech was clearer and more confident. Broken sentences, and long pauses make it more difficult to understand.

[@cwk18]

Ehe te nan dayo!!!

[@santaclawz4431]

NIGERUNDAYO SMOKEY

[@caramel..]

m i k u d a y o

[@パンダの死体]

It's just the same as "desu, ne".

[@vifanboy4989]

Is there any difference between dayo and desuyo? Or desuyo is the formal way of saying dayo?

[@mrd.k]

Desu=formal Da=informal/casual way from "desu" So basically "desuyo" and "dayo" just different in situation.

[@cahyaawaludin6453]

I'm confused ☹️. No offence, but I don't understand most of her explaining ☹️.

[@steezmunky]

- dayo used at end of sentences - 2 ways - 1) when you want to state your opinion - 2) when you want to emphasize/point out something (here's a souvenir for you dayo, here's a glasses case dayo, you use it this way dayo) - da is too curt and direct and can be rude. dayo makes a sentence softer and friendlier. - use dayo with friends

[@MishimaToshiro]

Agree... thanks steezmunky

[@cahyaawaludin6453]

@@steezmunky thank you, sensei

[@notA5HL3Y333]

Who here because of the lucky star ost??

[@themasked_senshi4521]

I’m fifteen. Does any know any apps, books, or more that I could ask for Christmas to reach Japanese fluency ありがとうございます

[@WANDERER0070]

Japanese from zero George Trombley Also Japanese ammo w Misa sensei chanel And Miku real Japanese

[@themasked_senshi4521]

s3xyScorp thank you

[@SM-ok3sz]

Batkidian Japanese From Zero. I recommend you watch the supplementary videos on their KZbin channel as well.

[@themasked_senshi4521]

S M thank you

[@hanacnadir824]

Tae Kim (the book) covers nihongo quite nicely, it teaches not by how english is taught starting by greetings etc. I ventured a lot of books and I find Tae Kim the most interesting and self-study friendly. It incorporates kanji directly in the examples too that you can read kanji throughout the time as well.

[@minacamoglu1419]

Thank you!

[@Tep2610]

Entré para saber que era la disonancia ludonarrativa, y salí hablando japonés :0

[@sailorartema9]

entré para ver si hablaban del modo facil en los juegos y salí hablando japonés :V

[@MrPritosRing]

Naruto: Datte dayo

[@makunouchiippo816]

Wrong. He says Dattebayo and this word doesn't even technically exist in Japan.

[@MrPritosRing]

Makunouchi Ippo you must be fun at parties

[@makunouchiippo816]

@@MrPritosRing Not as much as you are.

[@_woblyleg_6857]

@@makunouchiippo816 no you are a funny man in this comment

[@fwjadeee]

@@MrPritosRing fun fun fun

[@russellschaeffler]

DAYO... D-A-Y-O! Me say day, me say dayo. Daylight come and me want to go home!

[@theresakinney7255]

russell schaeffler haha 😂

[@plantpower3048]

baka dayo!

[@bahadireneser2924]

That's an useful explanation to clarify the situation but not a comprehensive way tho. Guess that theres no way to get that with English lol thats unique

[@migusta5745]

Paimon: “ehe te nandayo”

[@caramel..]

GENSHIN NATION RISE!

[@dirito8354]

Ehe te nandayo

[@Heywatsup..]

Datebayo

[@SM-ok3sz]

DAYLIGHT COME AND ME WANNA GO HOME!

[@gnochhuos645]

Here from ojou

[@catsozen]

Yo dayo~

[@alfjones6377]

Wow! ひろか is sooo beautiful!!! Where is show now these days???

[@Kwaintly]

Question: how would you use deshou and mashou ?

[@gemgem24able]

kooookooooo daaaaayoooooo

[@lemonslice1733]

Ringo dayo🍎

[@brijeshkumar1240]

Can we use ga in this sentence (kore(ga) meganeke) su dayo?

[@benjamincho4819]

*Domo Arigato* Mr. Roboto *Domo* *Domo*

[@XSpImmaLion]

It's used to pretend you are listening. Dayo nee dayo nee. xD

[@gimmforwho_]

Or just use えん

[@MartialBachoffner]

It's not easy to explain something in a language who is not your mother tongue. English is my third one. I'm waiting the day where I will be like her but speaking Japanese.

[@pearlgibson1281]

Just wondering bijin means beautiful woman and dayo basically means that's right. I'm wondering does bijin dayo mean something different or does it mean beautiful woman that's right?

[@zeebewildin]

What about nandayo

[@TimFromLA]

Doko dayo.

[@eronosukekun7550]

pink guy always use that

[@WorldWideTechNews]

I got more confused after this video

[@cetysaa]

私もプランせずだよ watashi mo perinsesu dayo ... It's for that I come here 😂😂 who have the reference .. ( I'm a princess too ) ps ( I really don't know when should I put hiragana or katakana if someone know )

[@laysha8806]

Katakana for foreign words and names (not Japanese) like coffee , pen .etc , You use katakana to write it ... but hiragana for ..amm you know yeah ! For their actual words .

[@purple9030]

Dayonnnnn

[@Jack_Ss]

I assume Naruto’s Dattebayo is a version of this?

[@laysha8806]

Is Da (だ) means like (.... period !) Like when u say smth. and then period .. u know what I mean yahh !😭💔 Am I right ????!

[@Damiann2]

What does nondayo mean in japanese ?

[@genossaitama5504]

Nandayo*, it means what the hell

[@TRAPzinDripv6]

Aaaa new vídeo

[@nocaptainmatt3771]

Yui Hirasawa: COMMUNICATION DAYO!

[@lemonslice1733]

Ano Sumimasen dayo

[@TimFromLA]

Benjo dokodayo or nandayo.

[@blazing123]

gozaru? pls tell me

[@kyarimaresuki]

Gozaru is old-timey Japanese, the polite form of aru (to be).

[@akashinisshoki74]

Me: URUSEN DAYO

[@SM-ok3sz]

Maybe have a script next time...

[@andykamehameha3576]

I hear Naruto say this all the time

[@Tryptic2x]

This explanation made no sense. But it looks like it is just a street version of "desu".

[@jackie-san1816]

Yes, more casual and between friends.

[@isaiahscobel]

dayo translated to it's

[@kyle4563]

naruhodo dayo

[@kaiserflxme]

You should think of what youre saying or make a script so you dont pause as much

[@emptiness4764]

🥸

[@jim3336]

痛いだよー！

[@naejin]

Does anyone else feel it to be a bit weird when Hiroko clapped at the beginning? IMO, it feels like something one does when talking down to children.

[@lazyjeff28]

Sounds like someone clapping some cheeks.

[@keropiwi2578]

i didnt even notice

[@loryon]

This is the most unclear explanation I have ever heard.

[@abellopez1586]

Dayo sounds llike something gay, minute 3:32

[@DiRECs]

Is this amateur hour? An utter mess and waste of 7 minutes just to tell us that because informal desu (da) sounds abrupt and might hurt people's feelings for some reason, we soften the blow by saying dayo. There, I saved you 7 minutes of your life that this unprepared teacher stole from me.

[@ritajingoku50]

Ehe...te nan DAYO?

[@jazzy_cloud0759]

Miku dayo