Learn Vocabulary with Kanji 【1. 手】

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

🎁 Use code "MISA" to get $5 off of your first #Sakuraco box: partner.sakura.co/misa-SC2312 and #TokyoTreat box: partner.tokyotreat.com/misa-TT2312 ! Experience Japan from the comfort of your own home! 0:25 - the kanji "hand" 1:13 - Cat idiom 3:43 - Dog idiom 5:46 - Person + Hand = ? 7:22 - 握手 9:35 - 拍手 11:45 - 一拍 vs 一泊 12:31 - 抹茶 & Japanese Snacks 15:41 - おいしい vs うまい 16:22 - うまい vs 上手い 17:18 - "to be bad at" 18:16 - 下手 vs 手下 19:23 - 手先 20:16 - "All thumbs" 20:48 - 外科医　手術 21:50 - 手当 22:49 - 手品 23:33 - Suffix 師 for Occupation 24:53 - Suffix 手 for Occupation 25:12 - 運転手 vs 運転士 driver 26:11 - 話し手　聞き手 26:56 - 手話 27:24 - 相手 partner; opponent

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ベイブ、起きて。 Misa-sensei just dropped a new video.

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ロレ

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谢谢！

[@Cobbbler]

That "Charlie bit me" reference 😂 I hate to break it to you Misa, but that video came out 17 years ago. Hopefully there are some fellow millennials out there who appreciated it.

[@sir_hammy]

Never forget

[@Hoppitot]

Nah man I was born 17 years ago and it wasnt out then. Probably something like 11 years ago, sure it's old but not that old. Just agree with me and we can all be happier together ;)

[@gcanaday1]

She's a millennial?

[@mrrandomdude4291]

Always brings a smile to my face when you upload Misa. 勉強したい

[@JohnA...]

Wanted to say thank you for the entertaining and informative videos you are making for people to use trying to learn Japanese. Also happened to notice that you (unless someone else uses the name and title) do a little translation work for some manga. I waned to thank you for that as well for the people who aren't good enough with Japanese yet to be able to enjoy stories we might not otherwise. Additionally its nice seeing someone translate in a non-"dirty weeb" or deviating from content way, too many years I've seen people translate but not seem to understand little things such as honorifics not meaning anything in English so either removing them or using a more appropriate context (such as Fern calling Frieren "Mistress Frieren" because of their relationship and not Frieren-sama within an English sentence). Once again thanks and keep up the great work.

[@trinh9173]

きゃー、ずっと楽しみでした！！！大好き！！！ I love the 「猫の手も借りたい」expression because sometimes I need a real literal "hands" of cats to help me emotionally 🤣🤣

[@aaronpinkham4196]

I really like this format. The little side notes you add make learning even more fun! Thank you for your hard work 🙏❤️

[@JustinYetsko]

You are a angel at explaining Japanese thank you

[@Gamercat01]

Thank you Sensei Misa. It's always a joy to see a new video from you again. I appreciate learning the phrase about a cat's paw that means needing all the help one can get. I hadn't heard that idiom before. I think an English expression involving hands that I thought of is one used more by teachers in a classroom where a teacher might say "please hand in your homework." Which is like please turn in your homework. Glad to hear you're feeling better. Take care! :)

[@JoeHeisler]

You are a really great teacher, thank you for these videos!

[@SotosMichalelis]

みさ先生こんにちは。今回の動画も面白かったですよ。「手」と言えば「空手」も世界中でめちゃ有名な単語だと思いますね。

[@john.vandijk]

I cannot begin to express how much I loved the bit where you made something magically appear from behind your ear 😂😍

[@roimelvillacorta7722]

I really like this content of yours where I learned a lot of new japanese words from a single kanji like the 手. I hope you will be posting more videos like this lesson Misa Sensei. I find it interesting to learn from this way of sharing and teaching us. Thank you.

[@dougamolina]

this can become a really long and great series of videos :)))

[@stucky101]

2 minutes in and I already learned a cool expression I won't forget. Classic Misa stuff 👌 ❤

[@rain7746]

本当に色んな事を学びました❤ありがとうございましたミサ先生❤❤❤

[@bookeeper6494]

Thank you much for all your videos Misa 🤘😀⭐, it helps me a lot. All the best wishes for you and take care. Cheers from Mexico.

[@alakane2183]

I think I manifested this for myself😂❤ Was looking for a video like this on a channel, and you post this!😊🙏 Arigato

[@TimBrownYoutube]

Insanely useful video. Looking forward to every video in this series. ビデオを作ってくれてありがとう

[@ebra9902]

Hi Misa :) Have you watched the TV series shogun? I would enjoy so much to see your reaction and hear you talk about the language they use. I wonder if they are talking differently because of the time period.

[@caireenbrain9612]

ミサ先生は上手な教師です。ありがとうございます！Hope you are feeling much better.

[@josephmessina4832]

Misa i hope you know we all love you. i want you to know how thankful i am that you exist and that you make these videos. thank you for everything ❤️

[@YonkoKenji]

Great videos as always from Misa🗣️ Fr my fav Japanese teacher🔥

[@FredHMusic-gr7nu]

本当に洞察に富んだビデオをありがとうございます。

[@Quondix2.0-ug1um]

Love this format a lot, your vocabulary videos are great in general

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Yay! Misa sensei is healthy again 懐かしいな😢

[@ariherman9545]

「聞き上手」が好き。：）I think it sounds cute!

[@lunalui]

日本語が苦手ですけど、頑張ります！役に立つ動画ありがとうございも、みさ先生！

[@cpbrew89]

23:14 結構な手品！拍手している！

[@achreion]

みさ先生が元気になってよかったですね！好きな動画で勉強した言葉は「手下」です。ポケモンのムサシとコジロウについてを思って喜びました。英語では「henchman」もいい翻訳だと思います。漢字も単語も教えてくれてありがとうございます！

[@PrometheusRomeo]

Please make a lot of these types of video! ❤🙏🏽🙌🏽

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Great to see you Misa, as always.

[@PersonManManManMan]

I think that since I last saw Misa Sensei, amount of Pikachus have noticeably increased

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I missed seeing you. I am sorry that you were ill, but glad you are feeling better.

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僕は一番大好きな日本語先生❤

[@embome]

please keep doing this kind of videos you're very good at explaining and they help me so much thank you

[@droojohnson]

Been hoping for some more etymology content! Sweeeeet

[@letsfailing1]

Thank you for the video, I‘m one year into Japanese and find it still very hard to get a grasp(握) of it, but still I can learn some words here and there with your lesson!❤

[@vipperino958]

I have a short history with learning Japanese, but I had to postpone it for later, as I also have to learn Chinese for my university degree. Still I enjoy to come back to your videos from time to time as they're very entertaining as well as informative. On top of that, it's nice to see you getting the recognition you deserve. Maybe I'll be able to get back to learing Japanese someday. In case of that, I bet I'll get back here to smoothen the process of learning foreign language.

[@frankcolumbo4481]

Great lesson! I liked this best 手品。🎉😂

[@gabemik]

So happy that you're feeling better!

[@LynchedD]

So many useful words and phrases! ありがとうございます!

[@Ross0022]

You're the best, Misa Sensei!!

[@БекаДжураев]

great vocab thanks

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So much useful stuff in just one video 👏

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It's going to be really warm soon, and then summer comes 🤗

[@akirenji2073]

Sudah lama tidak melihat video mu, Sensei Aku senang sensei masih membuat video untuk belajar bahasa jepang❤

[@kamolrustamov1765]

Thank you very much. That was really good. The cat idiom was interesting. We have an expression, in English it's lit. ''Her hand is sweet'' - used toward someone (female) who is very good at cooking. And not before the person, but when the person is not there. It uses honorifics, so it sounds as a praise. It it's male, it'd just be He is good at cooking or a good cook.

[@PixelisedPaul]

Yep, still the best teacher on KZbin

[@jeanny01]

Merci !

[@Hoppitot]

I find it funny how like 6 videos or so ago I had absolutely no clue what was going on with this japanese thing but now I got 10k cards in my anki deck and feel the urge to put Misa on 2x playspeed. Time flies.

[@randycouch9571]

Brilliant as usual.

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Yay Misa-san! 😊

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waiting everyday wish see misa new update

[@kitishot]

I liked learning the word 手術 , since I'm reading 呪術廻戦 so I've already been seeing the kanji/word 術 a lot. XD

[@Joe-nj3bb]

21:35 We all need a surgeon animé now just to hear all of the different technique names. 磁気共鳴画像術！👋😷

[@eye_hate]

great video! so good. thank you!

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Thanks❤

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Glad you're back ❤🎉 Yokatta

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Please continue listing practice videos 🙏

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Nice, thanks!

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Thanks for the video 😊

[@nicksardelli890]

i love your videos

[@KrunoJanes]

Thank you!

[@rebeccablue4818]

Two English hand idioms are "sitting on your hands" and "my hands are tied." Both mean a person who is aren't doing anything. If someone is sitting on their hands, it means they are choosing to not do anything. It is their choice to not contribute. If someone has their hands tied, it means they cannot do anything. There is something preventing them from being able to contribute.

[@bailagringacovers]

Welcome back !!

[@1wingedauron]

In Finnish we have the saying "peukalo keskellä kämmentä", or "thumb in the middle of the palm." Which means to be clumsy.

[@Boiwithlegs]

interesting series

[@Esaq_1240]

Your the best

[@jacpanpann6156]

@japanese ammo with Misa! Can you make a video about なりに and なりの。🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@rulamagic]

手品 is like 'sleight of hand'

[@utkangezer]

トルコ語で「el atmak」があります。意味は「手伝う」。Literal translation is “hand + throw”, or “throw a hand”. This is just n idiomatic way of saying “to help” though. Simple/direct way is “yardım etmek” which translates literally as “help + causative-do”. I just realized that there are at least two types of “do”s in Turkish…

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Can you do a video on Sakuraco vs Tokyo Treat

[@sandyrothman2430]

Teuchi (as in "teuchisoba," handmade soba.) is interesting.

[@mikespoon3685]

It's really common to see 手 or the radical form of it in the names of sumo winning techniques (kimarite). This comment may just be an excuse for me to encourage all of you watch the current sumo tournament, where someone new to the top division (Takerufuji) is putting on a legitimate historic performance 😁

[@NewBirdman27]

Will you be continuing the beginner grammar lessons?

[@professorJorge11]

Hola. ! Misa Sensei

[@shieldia2143]

Thank you! I will now start calling everyone 手下. Just kidding. (笑)

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Hark, Misa-- Empress of Pika-pi-- returns!

[@PersonManManManMan]

Regarding this video I like it

[@yuugen999]

23:20 手品 is more like illusionism I guess

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Missed ❤

[@Chameo-San]

The hand Kanji is so obvious 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂..🤣

[@千尋-m6e]

こんにちはみさ先生, I have a question. Do you happen to know any interesting gaming channels that are fully in Japanese which you like and can recommend? I would appreciate any help and suggestions 😊. Your channel is one of my reasons to start learning Japanese and to keep going so I'm very grateful and thank You.

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Misa, you ok?

[@tristan_jacques]

Donner un coup de main (Lend a hand) in french

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髪型可愛い、ちょっとstardewのAbigail ぽい

[@Alraghadm]

Please we need more lesson about kanji:(

[@viniciuslorenzini7195]

As far as hand expressions, in portuguese there is the expression "passar a mão" that means to steal, either in literal or figurative sense, even if a literal translation to english would be close to "grope" of "fondle". You' d use in a phrase like "O juiz passou a mão no Vasco no jogo ontem" that wouldn't mean any kind of sexual harassing, but that the judge "stole" the game in favour of Vasco Da Gama's (a football team) opponents. Just be careful because, depending on the context, the literal meaning is still valid (you can make some edgy jokes with this ambiguity).

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Boku no komentto mou ichiban desu 😮😊❤

[@wiloma]

Misa-sensei is my idol. 🙏🏽

[@zeemon9623]

Recently-ish I learned the words 奥手 and 手入れ. Naive as I was, I thought they were somehow related to 奥の手 and 手に入る, expressions that I had already learned before. But as it turns out 全然関係あらへんわ. The overarching lesson is that the advice "if you know Kanji, you can kind of guess the meaning of many words" doesn't really work all that well in many cases.

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本当手伝ったありがとう(⁠●⁠♡⁠∀⁠♡⁠)

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久々

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Misa Sensei is there any online Japanese course offered by you? I’d pay for it

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There's Group speaking and listening Practice Video chat sessions available on her Patreon.

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@@LifeguardLeroy That is great, I will go there as well. Really need some practice with listing I think.

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Number 2 when bro?

[@aeourude3908]

下に書き連ねた表現が気に入っているかどうかは分かりませんが、頭の中を引っ掻き回して長きにわたってアニメを見て学んできた措辞を渾身の力で思い出そうとしました。 手をこまねく　(何もしない) 手を引く　(見切りをつける、やめにする) 手を組む　(誰かと協力する) 手を出す　(ちょっかいを出す、関わる、触れる、強姦する、まあ色々な意味) 手出しをする　(先程と同様ですね) 手にかける　(殺す、あやめる( 手によりをかける　(よく分かりませんが、「頑張って作る」って感じですかね) 手に負えない　(対処できない) 手に余る　(多すぎる、対処できない) 手入れする　(髪や庭の手入れなど) 手引きする　(協力する) 手放す　(放す) 手加減する　(羽目を外さないように自分を抑制する) 手を抜く　(ミスを無視していやいや何かをする) 手抜き　(先程と同様) 手鏡　(小さな鏡) 手乗り　(手乗りの動物とか) 救いの手　(意味は一目瞭然) 手を差し伸べる　(助け舟を出す) 手助けする　(助ける) 手違い　(ミス) 手塩にかける　(自分でもよく分かりません( 手渡す　(じきじき渡す) 手こずる　(問題に遭遇する) 大手を振る　(自由に動く) 大手　(大手メーカーとか) 手荒な　(荒い、荒っぽい) 手短な　(短い) 手っ取り早い　(早い) 手を下す　(自分から取り掛かる) 手ごわい　(強い) 手繰る　(忘れてしまいました) 手前　(目の前の) 手すり　(車内のあの掴むためのやつ) 手勢　(誰かの小さな専属部隊) 手に入れる/手に入る／入手する　(得る) 手の施しようがない　(救いようがない) 手の者　(手下、子分など) 手のひらの上で踊る　(誰かに操られる) 手取り足取り　(ちゃんと、きちんと訓練するとか、稽古をつけるとか) 射手　(弓の使い手) 手腕　(スキル、技量) 手中に収める　(例えば権力を簒奪する) 手元の　(今持っている情報やお金など) 手を汚す　(汚いことをする) 手を変える　(手段を変える) 手料理　(手作りの料理) 手作り/手製　(自分で作った) その手　(そのような) 手を打つ　(事前に念のため何かをする) 手札/手の内/手　(持っているカード) 合いの手を入れる　(分かりません) 手分けする　(グループに分ける) 二手に分ける　(二つのグループに分ける) 一手に　(一人だけで) 下手に出る　(謙虚に振る舞う) 手帳 手を回す　(いろんな手段を使う) 手玉に取る　(踊らせる) 逆手に取る　(敵に対して敵の何かを使う) 裏手　(裏) 手遅れ　(もう遅い) 手篭めにする　(忘れてしまいました) 手順　(順番) お手本を見せる　(見本/サンプルを見せる) なんかやないですね。本当に表現が多すぎて、しかも多才すぎてなんかトサカに来たんです。ちょっと頭を冷やしてきます。