JLPT N4 Japanese Grammar Lesson らしい How to say "I heard that" in Japanese 日本語能力試験 文法

[@nikitagalkin3960]

I rewatch some of your videos, getting ready for the JLPT N4, thank you so much for your work

[@JpLaunch]

awesome. glad to hear that!

[@settonsan7]

Thank you for the lesson! One question, at 5:22 why do you use ようだ in this example sentence instead of らしい?

[@diperf]

Thank you. I like the content, clear, easy and concise. As a man that unfortunately will never speak Japanese fluently no matter how hard I try, I would say that translating ~ I heard that ( indicates some form of source ) and ~it seems ( being assumptive; possibly your own presumption of the situation from information you have heard ) makes translation convenient, but if you translate backwards into Japanese you will litter your Japanese with a contrasting context.

[@nikitagalkin3960]

Great explanation. Thanks!

[@amigram2279]

すごくやくにたちます❤

[@masoomahussaini2826]

great 👍👍👍🎉🎉🎉

[@arpitkumar4525]

ありがとうございます先生！

[@kareljanicesubrio8082]

Thank you so much ❤️ this is so helpful 😊

[@cigdemadaa148]

ありがとうございます😊

[@sonjaivy6243]

説明ありがとう！😊

[@JpLaunch]

どういたしまして😊

[@ak2tine]

Thank you 😊 💓

[@JpLaunch]

You're welcome 😊

[@fontolan942]

Is Rashii an i adjective ?

[@alexiscool8474]

Why “歌を歌うのば上手/ She’s good at singing songs.”? Can I just say “彼女は歌うのば上手らしい”?

[@Chambersu]

"I heard that" is not a very good translation for らしい。It means more something like "- it seems that". If you source of the infomation is hearing, observing, or something different isn't included in the phrase らしい。

[@sharontan8364]

1.このアニメは外国に有名らしい。 2.彼は去年日本に来たらしい。 3.彼は有名なathleteらしい。(I don't know athlete in Japanese 😂) 4.彼女は歌が上手らしい。

[@sharontan8364]

Please correct me if I made mistakes 🤣 Thank you teacher🤩

[@JpLaunch]

Athlete => 選手（せんしゅ） No.1 外国で有名らしい　would be better. Great job!

[@sharontan8364]

@@JpLaunch わかりました、ありがとうございます🤩

[@georgemonnatjr.172]

Excellent lesson!

[@JpLaunch]

Glad you liked it!