LEARN JLPT N3 Grammar #21「に代わって / に代わり、に比べて、に慣れる、における」 (NI KAWARI, NI KURABETE, NI NARERU, NI OKERU)

[@GameGengo]

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[@salamsow1810]

Thanks for your great work

[@twilighttiger64-falcomfana73]

Thank you as always for everything you do for us! :)

[@itsuratach7007]

man you've been pumping these out, thanks to you I managed to pass n2 after a lot of studying, even if I'm already above n3 but I just love hearing you explain these topics, sometimes I even learn something new from things I didn't put much thought into! hopefully you'll keep helping out Japanese learners from now and into the near future too! without you I couldn't have gotten a head start in n5, n4 and even n3! thank you so much matt!

[@matoikazamaki9522]

I can't imagine how much work it requires to collect all the footage that has the right grammar point. Thanks for this

[@roybs848]

Results for N3 of July are out now, and you definitely have a part in helping me get a perfect 180\180! Can't wait for your N2 content!!!

[@schizofren_ia]

your channel is so good, I can't wait till you get your recognition and when you start covering n2.

[@StardustKnight_]

All of these expressions feel incredibly useful and easy to memorize and adopt, thank you for this top-tier upload

[@GoldenEmperor5Manifest]

A man after my own heart! You played Langrisser 2 music in your intro! Right on! Most people haven't even heard of Langrisser I don't think.

[@Giraffinator]

I've seen と比べる a lot, too. Like how we might say "compared _with_ " in English.

[@arheei72738]

Bruh I’m so happy I found your channel this is awesome.

[@ThreeKes]

動画お疲れ様です！ This not only included a bunch of useful examples for において for me, I even got some more games to check out in Japanese now. Thanks Matt! Keep up the great work! Perfect video to quote Sailor Moon: 「月に代わってお仕置きよ！」

[@too_oden2199]

wow your examples are insanely good...please keep up the amazing work!

[@prrrmzzz8005]

thanks for the impressive work. would be nice if you clarify level of politness..

[@olivermunkholm1]

These videos are so great, i learn so much from them!

[@itscold.5229]

You’re a legend thank you so much

[@Anonymous-cn6zl]

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[@eritachi07]

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[@federicosanz1827]

Que buen canal, no puedo expresar muy bien mis ideas en inglés pero soy bueno en listening y en understanding y debo decir que matt es una excelente persona y profesor y le doy muchas gracias por enseñarnos japones y por su esfuerzo y dedicación 👍

[@UziTuni]

Este canal es realmente bueno! すごいねこのチャンネル

[@colorfuljosh]

Love these videos

[@JackkayFrost]

Thanks for another great video

[@tervepukki1563]

Just found this channel and it blows my mind to see how amazing the content is. If I find it works for me I will definitely become a Patreon supporter! Just wanted to ask, which order should I start watching the videos in? (Assuming I don’t know much japanese at all)

[@itsuratach7007]

I would say just go from the start, he has 2 hour video on all N5 grammar and a 4 hour video on N4 grammar, just watch them for like 10 - 20 minutes per day and you should be golden. For his N3 series, its still not completed yet but you can watch all of the ones that came out for now (they're numbered so it should be easy to follow)

[@Ceylin_Kurtbogan]

great channel!

[@VioletClaw816]

Is part of the に慣れる having the same meaning as たものだ? Used to do sth in the past

[@Kanji101]

月に代わってお仕置きよ！

[@brongiboo]

🤔 Whenever I read something containing における, it feels as if the phrase could function just as well with a simple に instead. Maybe I'm still missing the difference between the two of them

[@DeHaos]

It is に or で but very formal, depending on the context. You are not wrong, 新完全マスター says the same thing

[@CloudJ5]

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[@myon9431]

commenting for algorithm

[@roybs848]

Good idea, I should too