Uki Uki mini 9

[@TheLBum]

The way you described using the terms, "come" and "go" in Japanese is actually the same way they are properly used in English as well. Thank you very much for these informative (and entertaining) videos!

[@kazuekurahara7986]

I agree that it's the proper English use, although many English speakers seem to use them rather interchangeably. I appreciate your comment very much. :)

[@misubi]

This teacher is awesome. Great insights and energy.

[@kazuekurahara7986]

Thanks for the comment!

[@michaelwatson113]

This is very helpful, particularly when you give us the wider cultural context. That is most useful for both better understanding and speaking.

[@kazuekurahara7986]

I'm very happy to hear that. Thank you for your feedback.

[@foaadaljaar4798]

Very nice video ))) Thank you so much)))

[@kazuekurahara7986]

Thanks for watching Uki Uki!

[@DrCS90]

ウキウキミニのシリーズを続けてありがとうございます。いつも便利なことを教えてくれます。僕はドイツ人なので、よく来ると行くの使い方を間違っています。はっきり説明してありがとうございます。

[@kazuekurahara7986]

コメントをありがとうございます。これからもウキウキをよろしくお願いします。(^^)

[@mousemilk4743]

Thanks for answering my question! ありがとうございました。

[@swannmannbaggywaggy]

Thank you so much for the video!

[@koronbiayin1931]

私もカレーが大好きです！ 日本の文化は違いますが、大好きよ。 うきうき・ミニの動画はとてもいいです。くらはら先生、ありがとうございます。

[@kazuekurahara7986]

私もカレーが大・大・大好きです！(^^)

[@koronbiayin1931]

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[@LapahnYT]

I always watch your videos although I don't understand 90% haha Gomenasai~

[@kazuekurahara7986]

Ganbatte-!

[@Heimaku]

This episode made my day :D Thanks sensei

[@kazuekurahara7986]

Yay! (^^)

[@JAPANquickies]

I love your videos! They are easy to follow and understand and packed with much information. Could you tell me about いつのまに? I hear this often and have problems understanding its usage. Thank you!

[@r.b.7632]

Hi! Thank you too much for responding to my question! 😊

[@kazuekurahara7986]

My pleasure. :)

[@kazuekurahara7986]

Hope you enjoyed this lesson. You can find ALL of our Uki Uki episodes here! (^^) kzbin.info/aero/PLzfrZ0tkPLmzydrzFSuHhuNsXMlwjnBQa

[@sa-chan7969]

hello ! please what is the difference between 今からandこれから？ also does 今have the same meaning as今から? hope you answer my question:)

[@kazuekurahara7986]

今から means "right from this second," whereas これから can imply "from now on," or "going forward" in a broader sense.

[@sa-chan7969]

Kurahara Sensei thank you so much for your reply and your explanation!!!!!!

[@smileforworldmotivationcha7144]

Hello sensei. Watashi wa Timothy Santama desu. Watashi no shitsumondai wa Why I find writing some Kanji is different from the Chinese/Mandarin words, I mean the steps to write the strokes. Sometimes the order can be different. How can it be? Isnt that one derived directly from Mandarin character? Sumimasen, sensei. Thats all sensei(can i ask what is the expression in Japanese too?) I really love your teaching. Doumo, arigatou gozaimasu

[@ugandriawomack1249]

But what about between close friends? I normally tell my friends "I love you".

[@bude8234]

Is gochisousama used when in restaurants? I tried this in my last trip to Japan, but to be honest I would receive strange looks. Someone told me this phrase is not used to thank a restaurant worker when you eat there, and it is overly polite for such a setting. Can you comment?

[@kazuekurahara7986]

I usually say "Gochisou sama deshita" to the sushi chefs and wait staff as I'm leaving the restaurant. It's pretty common to do that.

[@derbyboon]

There's one called "ittekimasu" same like "itadakimasu"?

[@KL0NT]

I think the first one is used when leaving the house and the second when food is about to be eaten. not sure though :p just an observation based on anime.

[@kazuekurahara7986]

Like the others suggested, "Ittekimasu" said said when you're leaving the house. It means "I'll be off now!"