Learn Japanese | Minna No Nihongo Lesson 3 Grammar

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[@Sajal89]

I think there is an error at 8.32. In romaji kutsu is written instead of kaban. Thumbs up for making these videos.

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I always find that "Saitou-san wa kaigishitsu desu" a bit odd. Without context, it sounds like "Saitou-san IS a conference room.". Is it really correct, or just used here since we are just in Chapter 3 and haven't learned more advanced words yet?

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[@nickinlondon4644]

What wonderfully clear and detailed lessons you give. I'm going to enjoy learning Japanese with you! Arigatou!! PS. You did make a very small mistake though at 17'07" when you write 'kaban' in hiragana (which is correct) but 'kutsu' in romaji. Or was this deliberate to see if we are paying attention?

[@NihonGoal]

You're very welcome! About kaban/kutsu thing at 8:15, you're right! I didn't notice that, I actually forgot to change the romaji hihi. You have good attention to details though, thanks for letting me know. 😊 I'm sure you'll find some more in the future lessons 😁

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[@ryojijiji]

I think you made a little mistake at 8:34 at the last line where you noted かばん as kutsu. Anyway, thank you for the videos ❤

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Yes..there a mistake " kutsu" it supposed to kaban...

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9:02 IBM no kaishain会社員 or Shain社員. I believe it is "shain" 社員. Just to clarify. Thanks for the wonderful materials !! _/\_

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Kaishain is basically a company employee. Kaisha - company + shain - employee

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8:51 i noticed that the word is kaban( かばん) but its romaji is kutsu!

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first of all thank you so much, and instead of saying kamera uriba would it be right to say kamera no uriba, i know its easier the other way but im just curious

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8:17 Bag =かばん, Shoes = くつ ありがとうございます！

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[@aIparica]

I have a question. In Lesson 3-4.3, for example "Where is this bag made?", I wonder if it's also possible to say "Konokaban wa doko no desu ka?" Thank you. :>

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I was going to ask the same question. But it was something like this. Konokaban no doko desuka

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hi rose, will it not be kamera no uriba desu ka? instead of just kamera uriba?

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on 3-6 So the prefix "o" can only be used when talking with somebody and the conversation is only about him? As if "o" replaces the "あなたの..." What if I want to ask, for example, about another's person country to my companion, how the prefix "o" could be used?. Mr X. no Kuni wa dochira desuka. (I think this would be the normal way to ask without the O)

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Hello! Yes, I agree. That's why in the example the questions are geared toward the listener..ONAMAE (your name) OKUNI (your country) etc. :)

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[@RaulMartinez-tz9je]

I don't really understand the second part of the 3-3 topic. The literal meaning of the questions are "Where is your school?" or "Where is your company?" how am i supposed to know when are they asking for the name or where my school is? Wouldn't it be easier to ask "あなたのがこうのなまえはなんですか?". Minna no nihongo says to not use なん for this purpose but I don't really get it. Could you help me with this?

[@NihonGoal]

Hi Raul! Let's imagine that the question is in English, "Where is your school/company?", if the name of the school/company hasn't come up in the conversation or that you know that the listener doesn't know the name of your school/company, your first instinct is to say the NAME instead of WHERE it is. For example, A: konnichiwa, onamae wa, nandesu ka? B: Raul desu. A: gakkou wa doko desu ka? B: ABC daigakkou desu. A: ABC gakkou wa doko desu ka? B:Tokyo desu. If you are the one asking the question, it's ok to be specific and ask "anata no gakkou no namae wa nandesu ka? although it doesn't sound natural. I hope this explanation helps :)

[@RaulMartinez-tz9je]

That is actually a great way to put it. If they dont know the school I should tell them the name before where it's located. Makes all the sense. ありがとうごさいます And keep up the good work!

[@liveleak244]

Lesson 3-4 "これはどこのかばんですか” Isn't the question here says "Where is this bag?" Or it can also be applied to that?

[@christiangonzales1485]

It does not translate to Where is this bag. Actually, "where is this bag?" is somewhat gramatically incorrect. It's like you are asking where is the bag you are holding ("this" means it's near you or you're holding it). What the sentence means literally is: Kore wa (As for this) doko no kutsu ( bag made/originated from where ) desu ka. (question) or as what was said on the video, Where is this bag made?

[@prachiwankhade3737]

At 8:10 In the example, Where is the bag made? How do we use it in the form of kono kaban.... Could someone help me with this one?

[@NihonGoal]

What you said earlier is okay, “kono kaban wa doko no desu ka?” or “kono kaban wa doko no kaban desu ka?”

[@prachiwankhade3737]

Thanks for the prompt reply! 💯

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[@user-uo8ne4so9b]

So, can I put "お" in front of every question to make them more polite? Or which kind of question and can we say "おなんさいですか" instead of "おいくつですか"

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Thank you sensei.. I learned a lot from you,...