Learn Japanese | Minna No Nihongo Lesson 18 Grammar

[@NihonGoal]

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE! あけましておめでとうございます！Thank you for your patience. Here's the first lesson for this year, hope you like it! (^_^)V

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Miss rose..the bahasa indonesian translate that you make mostly is wrong..no need use the bahasa on the screen coz the reibun become not seen..but i like the way u teaching us..u are the best teacher

[@harneals]

The way you present is ぜひ. I am happy to get a sensei like you.😀

[@williamjayaraj9257]

Thank you very much for teaching this grammar lesson Sensei.

[@SeanAgustin-g9g]

I was absent when my sensei tackled this lesson, and tried listening to this. after that my sensei is like "how did you know this?" sheesh 😂. your teaching is so straight and easy to understand, thank you for this Sensei.

[@NihonGoal]

I'm really happy when my lessons are helpful. Maybe you can tell your classmates to watch as well ✌😉

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[@bishanpariyar1933]

thank you very much for making minna no nihong tutorial videos...this video really helped me to learn jpanese ....heres my requst ,could you please upload tutoriol video for lesson minna no nihongo lesson grammer 19 and 20 .....and lastly thank you very much 先生 for uploading such videos。your teachings are really amazing ..keep it up...

[@NihonGoal]

You're welcome! Yes, I'll be uploading the next lesson soon, I'm still working on it. mou sukoshi matte kudasai ne :)

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[@Yuna-qo2vt]

I hit a rut learning verb congregations in Japanese and trying to understand the grammar with the book alone and in my 'no english' Japanese class was painful. Then I found your channel! Your explanations of the grammar and how to change the verb form is so clear and easy to understand. Thank you so much! I dare say I will be watching many of your videos in the future.

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Super Clear explanation Ms.Rose. I'm looking forward your next vedio lesson of N4 N3

[@zebakhan7304]

Can you plz tell from which chapter of minnano nihongo n4 level started..??

[@MElroy97]

@@zebakhan7304 Start from chapter 26 to 50... It's the second part or Minna no Nihongo

[@xXSillyGooseXx]

ローズ先生、ありがとうございます！！Longest lesson yet haha :) Btw I love the new thumbnails 😊

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Arigato gojaemasu sensea I appreciate for giving ur precious time and teaching efforts.

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私も❤

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わたしも

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Bro's Japanese is getting stronger and English is getting weaker

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Miss Rose thank you so much for uploading this Minna no Nihongo Too helpful who are interesting to learn.

[@bimaltwayana2058]

very useful tutorial

[@NosinRafa]

26:46 sensei be telling the story of my life😭😭😭

[@carlosmelo5071]

How do I list hobbies? Should I use the particle と? e.g.: 趣味 は ゲーム と サッカー とバイクに 乗ることです。 And can I use both nouns and verbs in the dictionary form in the same sentence?

[@The.Accountant.11]

Thank You so much!

[@The.Accountant.11]

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Very helpful vid Arigato

[@inkakola1200]

Muchas gracias, estoy aprendiendo ingles y japones a la vez. Eres sugoi

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You are a best sensei ❤️❤️

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These videos are so helpful. Looking forward to book 2 videos!

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You're really good. Thank you very much :)

[@ririlovely3966]

ありがとうございます！

[@francismannion7075]

Thank you for a truly excellent lesson.

[@jorgep5740]

thankyou again..... we will say goodbye in 7 videos :( please start minna no nihongo 2 ^^

[@タマスハンラジブ]

どうもありがとうございました 先生たち。

[@srinivasansampath8419]

教えてくれてありがとうございます🙏

[@maythinkhine4557]

Thank you very much for your teaching .I can understand completely, it's pretty helpful to me. Hoping many episodes sensei, arigatou.

[@NihonGoal]

I’m glad the lessons are useful for your studies, Maythin! Thank you for watching and I hope you continue studying with me with future videos 😊

[@kabukiknight4902]

24:04 we can also use "e" particle ?

[@NihonGoal]

ALL MIGHT yes you can use “e” too.

[@kabukiknight4902]

@@NihonGoal domo arigato gozaimasu sensei 😄

[@gobinathganesan2689]

Yes

[@Karan-pe8hd]

24:00 Would there be any difference if I say "10ねんかんまえに、アメリカへきました。", instead of "10ねんまえに、アメリカへきました。" since "かん/間" means a period of time, right? What do you think?

[@カペラマヌエル]

If you go to Google Translator and type it with かん, the answer is the same as without it. But you are asked "do you mean じゅうねんまえに、...?" Probably is more commom without かん?

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ありがとうございます❤

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Me too

[@birrukalyankumar]

sensei , first of all thanks a lot for the videos , which are helping me a lot in my JPLT N5 preparation. i'm bit confused in remembering Group I, Group II verbs. how can i categorize verbs into whether its belongs to Group I or Group II ? Please guide me or give some tips to remember.

[@daninimes9958]

The general way to classify a verb (in dictionary form), is by looking at the ending syllable for Group1 they end in the "u-line" such as u, su, mu, bu, ru etc. For Group2, they end in either ~iru or ~eru. And for Group3, they end in ~suru except for the verb kuru(come). I say general rule because they are still exceptions to this, and you just have to memorize them. As you can see, there are verbs that end in ~ru that are in Group1 and some are in Group2, the way to know is to look at the Kanji, for example (売る/うる/uru/to sell) the kanji is followed by ru right away so this is Group1. Another example is the verb (変える/かえる/kaeru/to change), here there is an extra syllable in between the kanji and the ru syllable so this one belongs to Group2.

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that great ありがとうございます。

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Thank you 😘😘😘

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[@carissa1159]

Thank you sensei, you are a blessing to us. ❤

[@NihonGoal]

I'm glad that my videos are helpful for you. Thank you for watching, @carissa1159! Arigatou 😊

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[@vikasrawat7019]

If I say oto ha jouzu ryouri ga dekimasu. Will that be acceptable too ?

[@xXSillyGooseXx]

I'm pretty sure it is!

[@カペラマヌエル]

I believe you need a な after じょうず - it is a な adjective.

[@xXSillyGooseXx]

@@カペラマヌエル I see where you're coming from, but I think in this case you're not describing the noun. You're not saying "my husband can cook well food", but "my husband can cook food well" more like. If you wanted to say "my husband can cook good food, you could say something like "otto wa ii ryouri ga dekimasu"? Not too sure though

[@カペラマヌエル]

@@xXSillyGooseXx In that case, you need a に,in order to make it an adverb. Otto ha jouzuni ryouri ga dekimasu.

[@PePu5292]

It's 2023! This helped me a lot to study my Japanese Lessons. Thank you for this!

[@sanjay8149]

whether nai form and dictionary forms are different or same

[@ankhtuyagankhuyag1790]

Hello sensei! May I ask how can I recognize verbs group 1,group2 or group3 ? thank you!

[@NihonGoal]

The general way to classify a verb (in dictionary form), is by looking at the ending syllable for Group1 they end in the "u-line" such as u, su, mu, bu, ru etc. For Group2, they end in either ~iru or ~eru. And for Group3, they end in ~suru except for the verb kuru(come). I say general rule because they are still exceptions to this, and you just have to memorize them. As you can see, there are verbs that end in ~ru that are in Group1 and some are in Group2, the way to know is to look at the Kanji, for example (売る/うる/uru/to sell) the kanji is followed by ru right away so this is Group1. Another example is the verb (変える/かえる/kaeru/to change), here there is an extra syllable in between the kanji and the ru syllable so this one belongs to Group2. Hope this helps 🙂

[@r3kt-yu2dr]

@@NihonGoalso that is in dictionary form? If it is can you give one without the dictionary form

[@Lea_etoile]

Sensei, is there something wrong with the slides on 22:15? Explanation doesn't match the slides

[@NihonGoal]

I just checked it, and it's working fine in my computer. Try reloading the video again...then let me know if it works.

[@Lea_etoile]

NihonGoal ah! Sorry sensei, I just refreshed and found out it worked out fine. Thank you so much~ the tutorial is really helpful! :D keep it up~

[@NihonGoal]

ah yokatta..:)

[@aanarus]

thank you for the lesson!!

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Thank you ❤️

[@Prakashネパル人]

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thank you so so so much! 💕

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[@zeronol]

Arigato sensei I love you.

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Tnx a bunch,dear mam.

[@leanirasga4972]

ありがとう ! ❤

[@umutturan9901]

28:00 sou desu ka? Doushite???

[@NosinRafa]

Thank You for another AMAZING lesson sensei!

[@danousham]

Thank you for your good lesson

[@NihonGoal]

I'm glad that my videos are helpful for you. Thank you for watching, Danoush MhmdAli! Arigatou 😊

[@SamDioneda]

when do you usually add ne at the end of a sentence? desune or kudasaine.

[@カペラマヌエル]

Kanojo ha se ga takai desu. = the girl is tall. (expresses a fact, nothing more - nothing is required of the listener) kanojo ha se ga takai desu ne. (with rising intonation) = the girl is tall, isn't she? / don't you agree with me? (it implies some sort of familiarity with the listener or a wish to establish a connection to the listener) ... paati ni kite kudasai. = please come to the party. ... paati ni kite kudasai ne. (again, with rising intonation) = please come to the party, OK? / I expect you to.

[@umutturan9901]

22:48 only “inoru” is enough, dont have to say “inori wo suru”

[@cindywai6]

先生 I have question! I’m kinda confused between N+ ができます。and N + ことができます。 I ain’t quite sure which one to use when I wanna make my own sentences. Aren’t they the same? Please reply me, I really need help on this 😔😔😔🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@xXSillyGooseXx]

From what I understand, if it’s a noun + する verb, for example テニスをする (to play tennis), you can choose to say テニスをすることができます　or テニスができます. Perhaps the first one is more formal?

[@harshrawat8807]

At 11:54 いいえ、うんてんができません here why you use ga dekimasen not wa dekimasen.

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I love you teacher

[@nagasakiinjapanjapankella5109]

Minnano Nihongo 2 also need

[@NihonGoal]

Hi! I will be uploading them in March so please wait for a while. Thank you!

[@nagasakiinjapanjapankella5109]

I need quickly bcoz exam will held on March 1 I couldn’t understand 26-29 lesson sensei

[@hiteshsharmajp]

3:30

[@zaceriah8576]

23:58 Don't you say アメリカ　へ　きました　instead of アメリカ　に　きました (difference is particle に and へ) Thanks so much for the video!

[@merimeri1611]

thank you sensei

[@NihonGoal]

You're welcome! 😊

[@rcbthegreat1416]

isわたしはピアノができます and わたしはピアノをひはいきてができます same

[@NihonGoal]

Hello Rishi VIRAT, sorry I can’t understand the word in the 2nd sentence “haikite/はいきて”..

[@kekswaffel207]

27:58

[@dipikamishra6414]

Osaogatsu ni omedeto gozaimasu

[@sangilrawat7209]

ありがとごげいます

[@pranylama5168]

Where to use koto n where not

[@bizaytamang4053]

very informative !! I wish i would be a sensei like you in my native language teaching nihongo.

[@NihonGoal]

It's a joy teaching when I have such supportive viewers like you, @bizaytamang4053! お疲れ様でした！🌼🎊

[@Karan-pe8hd]

Can I still use "ごはん の まえ に、いのりをします。", even though gohan itself is not a verb and shokuji sounds more appropriate? I'm not sure but it sounds kind of okay. What do you think?

[@nhunghoang2030]

Thank you so much Sensei!

[@artigrover033]

This vedio is really very help full arigato gazaimasu

[@aruhito779]

This is much easier than last one thanks sensei

[@davewilliam5380]

Hello may I ask a Question what does it means こと in the sentence?

[@LinkoofHyrule]

hello sir こと or 事 means thing. for example 分からない事がたくさんあります or Wakaranai koto ga takusan arimasu means "There is a lot of things I do not understand." it can also mean matter, incident, circumstance and other synonyms for example アメリカに行った事があります or Amerika ni itta koto ga arimasu means "I have been to America". there are many other meanings as well but I hope I helped you.

[@lymalimlearnjapanes9612]

your explaination is clear esy to understand

[@kekswaffel207]

12:56 2

[@zaceriah8576]

Question! Can you use ぜひ in this situation? Can I take some photos of your car? Reply: ぜひ！

[@dawmyintmyatthu9027]

先生、ありがとう。😘

[@muhammadsarfraz6593]

Konichiwa sensei Can we conjugate it(できます) as below できませんでした。 できなかつた。

[@epik8302]

Dekinakatta or dekunakatta ? sensei

[@lkalka8316]

Thank you so much*-* it's so helpful

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せんせい please upload minano nihongo 2 grammers 😭😭

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M2 waiting👌👌👌👌

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Doumo Arigato

[@chiranbhattarai7796]

In 24:00 why へ partical is not used instate of using に ? Can u plz rply me?

[@moonshiry]

Because it’s a destination, へ indicates movement, like in the act of moving or just moved

[@juanmontoya378]

つりをすることが。。。ぎりぎりわなかった　笑 MINUTE16

[@classic_nathan_]

Love it maam .. make videos for jlpt N4

[@Alikhan0786-t9w]

ありがとうございました

[@binodrai579]

happy new year sensei.....

[@charulbairwa2461]

I have question what is the meaning of koto . For example Q. My hobby is photography taking pictures. A. Shumi wa shashin o Toru koto desu.

[@カペラマヌエル]

Koto means "thing","matter" - not a physical thing, more like a "situation" (like when you say "the thing is... I was working very hard at that time"). In this grammar it is used to nominalize the verb: shashin wo toru = I'm taking pictures/I will take pictures shashin wo toru koto = (the thing of/the act of) taking pictures (is...) I hope this is helpful.

[@charulbairwa2461]

カペラ•マヌエル thanku so much🙃

[@moonshiry]

I’m learning all these things in Japanese class, but you know how they restrain from using English as much as possible. As a result I feel like I understand the grammar and how to construct the sentences, but have no idea what it means in English. It’s a little frustrating but your series has really really helped. Thank you

[@pratikb5833]

せんせい ありか"とう こ"さ"いました。しつもん て"す。 What is the difference between カート" て" はらう こと か" て"きます か and カート" て" Haratte も いい て"す か。 こたえー1)はい、うんてん する こと か" て"きます。 2)えいこ" を はなす こと か" て"きます。 3)えいか" を みる こと て"す 4)ねる まえ に は を みか"きます。

[@NihonGoal]

Technically, カート" て" はらう こと か" て"きます か means Can I pay with card? while カート" て" Haratte も いい て"す か。means May I pay with card?/Is it okay to pay with card?. But they both mean the same thing, you can use either. :)

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[@kekswaffel207]

23:28 3

[@epik8302]

Dekinakatta or dekunakatta ?

[@xXSillyGooseXx]

Hi, it’s dekinakatta, I’ll try to explain. The polite form is “dekimasu”. Take off “masu” to get “deki. Add “nai” to make the sentence negative. (So far it’s “dekinai” - “can not”.) Remove “i”, then add “katta” to show it is past tense. (“Dekinakatta” - “could not” or “was not able to”) I think you were confused with adjectives - the rule for adjectives is to remove “i” and add “kunakatta” to say “was not [adjective]”. It doesn’t work here, as “dekimasu” is a verb. Hope that helps!

[@setoxaayaa4700]

Naka naka means not easily in meaning book, and is used with negative. But you used here なかなか as a quite, fairly and so on. Please reply down

[@gobinathganesan2689]

[@learngcp101learngcp10]

Hi RosuSan or Rosu-sensei, this is by far the best tutorial i have come across. Can you please create videos on listening practice to. i.e. take a verb/noun/adjective and put up sample sentences covering all usage. For e.g. all forms of "te", kunai, kuna katta, etc. Just a random thought that crossed my mind. Thank you so much again.

[@cavelinguam6444]

Awesome

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Love this