Many People Make This Mistake 多い vs 多く vs いっぱい vs たくさん

[@tcsocal5554]

Another Misa lesson packed with very detailed, helpful explanations. And the new microphone is really great, super clear and well balanced. ありがとうみさ先生！

[@AlexiaRoss]

I didn't even realize this video was only one minute old when I clicked on it lol

[@mediamythology]

14:21 My japanese teacher once told a story about this exact problem. He was working in an izakaya, and asked the kitchen for 水いっぱい, but got the response: "What do you mean? One cup or 'lots of water'??" Japanese is a language of misunderstandings, he says.

[@pashiki5480]

I never heard it used in that context in all my years in Japan. Save the confusion and just use 水ください

[@mediamythology]

@@pashiki5480 Well I may have misremembered the exact phrasing he used, but it came down to this misunderstanding.

[@mcflango7942]

みさ先生の動画は最高です😊

[@kostarnov]

本当にありがとうございました。日本語を分かると思っているけど、先生のビデオでいつでも何か面白いことを見つかります。

[@Giraffinator]

少ない and 少し being basically the same word is one of those obvious things that just completely flew over my head.

[@Aeon7YK]

Misa is such a wonderful teacher

[@DANGJOS]

You are the best!! Your command of not just Japanese grammar, but English grammar too, is incredible! Thank you so much!

[@tcsocal5554]

I agree. I've been following her for years and I still get amazed at how well she explains Japanese grammar using English grammar.

[@achreion]

いつものように、面白くてためになる動画です。「少ない」から「少し」まで変わることの情報も教えてくれてありがとうございます！次の動画を楽しみにしています！

[@elianewinter2638]

thank you for all your insightful lessons, Misa-sensei! i really need to stop being lazy and study more..

[@anne102]

面白い動画を作ってくれていつもどうもありがとう！！

[@superletsplay8519]

詳しい説明ありがとうございます！

[@KamiSeiTo]

Thank you so much, Misa sensei! Top quality explanations, as always. 💛

[@BerryCrepe]

Great video as always! Thank you for all your hard work!!

[@EastWindCommunity1973]

About to fly to Tokyo for the first time. Thanks for all the great videos, hope you are well!

[@kawatan131]

The nervous laugh at 03:12 about counters... same...

[@Alviise]

I feel my brain overclocking. Thank you for the great video 👍

[@zezus001]

かわいくてきれいで頭がいい先生を見つけるのが難しいです なんでみさ先生見つけて嬉しいですw

[@AkaKaraEnglish]

A great lesson on very difficult things.

[@hezu_vt]

I wish she wouldn't expect us to see her as an idol. I would love to see her happy

[@WormyLeWorm]

This is great, because I'm at a fairly intermediate level now but this is something I still look up examples of and haven't fully internalized yet.

[@arypaz468]

still the best japanese content creator

[@tensaijuusan4653]

I have listened to all 47 of ミサ先生's videos on this playlist and have learnt a lot thanks to the many examples and useful explanations Misa gives, especially with regard to what is natural spoken Japanese and what is more formal/written style Japanese. Misa is without doubt one the best teachers of Japanese anywhere and I am puzzled that Misa sometimes alludes to unpleasant remarks made about her in the comments. I have never seen any and can't imagine on what basis any could be made to such a beautiful, charming and intelligent young woman. If such come your way, ignore them.

[@llenivra2ty]

ミサ先生のビーデオがとっても役に立ちます。多くのことを勉強になりました。👍🏻😍🥰

[@arigathanks5162]

@1:42 Super thanks for providing the meaning of adverb. Really helps a lot to not Google anymore. Especially for peeps who aren't using English daily like me!

[@reeb3687]

wait this actually makes so much sense. i feel like a lot of the big grammar mistakes in japanese are either about who is doing what to whom (or who is having something done to them and by whom), or about parts of speech being mixed up, at least for me

[@spongebobsquarepants4576]

Such an important grammar topic. Thank you Misa Sensei!

[@kokami16]

I'M A MONTH LATE OMG... Hehehs stuff was going on so I could only find time to watch this now! Anywayz, thank you so much for this lesson! Happy part 2 got released and so quickly too! Remember to take care of yourself though, Misa :) just wanna say your Japanese lessons have been so helpful to me I've been watching them for a little while and I honestly don't know where my Japanese would be if it weren't for you and your lessons 😭😭😭 I hope you have a great day/night!

[@animeclub8475]

Ooi no hito ga anata no koto wo suki desu

[@GRANTT_T]

Hi! I don’t really comment much, but it’s ok to not be high energy all the time :) Thanks for your hard work on producing videos.

[@randycouch9571]

Great follow up video Misa. The idioms are especially interesting.

[@russkisteel]

Embarrassing to say this but I finally finished the absolute beginners playlist, after 3 years with a few false starts! Now I have to do the review of it as well as the next playlist. Now I made a habit of doing one or half a video each day (depending on the length), it's not much but at least I'm making a steady progress. Next time I go to Japan, hopefully I can have some meaningful conversation with people... (Last time was in June, somehow I managed with very broken Japanese but people were so kind to me) I'm so thankful I came across your channel. Thank you!

[@Cyhcg5uhgb]

Oh, misa you play Baldur's Gate? I should check out your streams. I only know because I was looking for your patreon. You truly help me a lot of with my Japanese studies. I will become an exchange student in Japan next year. Every time I cry over my studies because I don't understand something, I first check if you made a video about, before checking any other sources. You are truly the best Japanese teacher out there. Thank you so much for all the effort that you have put into your youtube channel and in teach us. Much love from the Netherlands♡

[@quanla9569]

thank you Misa sensei

[@TotalEclipse856]

I hope you can explain the differences and usage of 収める　and 納める　in a future video. Would be awesome!

[@professorJorge11]

Hi Misa sensei. ! Have a lovely Sunday

[@hellgavtuber]

Thank you, Misa!

[@seantoal5261]

Thanks Misa!

[@S1L3NTG4M3R]

Hope all is well... can't wait for your next lesson.

[@TheEndOfSummer2222]

Thank you for this amazing video ❤❤❤

[@carpediem4619]

I sincerely appreciate your videos. thank you. :)

[@gsr4535]

私は日本語を勉強しています。ビデオをありがとう！😊

[@songthanh896]

ありがとうございます！いいビデオね！

[@ScottHWMoo]

Omg the mic makes such a difference. Your content is gonna boom

[@shannonjones8877]

ミサ先生、おはようございます！おひさしぶりです！このビデオはいい習い事がたくさんありました。面白くて分かり易かったです。教えてくれてありがとうございます。 ファイヤーエムブレムを遊ぶのが好きですか？エンゲージを遊び事がありましたか？

[@DarkFoxV]

I don't believe I ever thought about it being because it/quantity has to be an adverb xD but this explains much better why it doesn't sound right! xD merci merci ))

[@clydeds123]

Misa sensei wa itsumo kawaii desu. Misa sensei is always cute!

[@UzairAhmed-hw1tr]

Misa plz make a video on "mou" means already and all its uses plz misa

[@AlienTravelledtheEarth]

Because of Misa videos I able to speak Japanese for free. Because of her I have a Job to japan. And because of her many japanese impressed because I only do a self study but yet I know more kinda know which is the correct Japanese grammar than student who goes to language

[@DrinkHotTeaNosugar]

Why was this such a big topic for me just two days ago. You are psychic!!!🎉

[@LuLu-js7ku]

Thank you misa sensei

[@iagonoah6974]

Love you, Misa Sensei

[@wuatchi]

Thank you. This video is really helpful. 🙇

[@MikioTeshinga]

いっぱい教えてもらったんだけど、まだまだｗｗｗ

[@vigilantScrivener]

髪がかわいいです！

[@the_oneironaut]

Great video. Thank you so much! ❤

[@khantkyawkhine7049]

Hello Misa Can you tell me the difference between いちど and いっかい, please? Thank you ☺️☺️

[@JesseOaks-ef9xn]

I really need to take notes on this.

[@voodoometal7924]

Thank you, this is extremely helpful.

[@nullshock3381]

I enjoy your lessons on Japanese Language, but I really need to check out those gaming channels... Also you have awesome hair color, gives an otherworldly vibe. And, that is a compliment.

[@basedsantana]

thank you for what you do misa

[@troublebreathing8648]

I a lotly love your videos

[@TragicGFuel]

Do you have videos talking about your journey of learning English/Russian?

[@nooblegook]

Your lessons are the best

[@СтасЧаплин]

Hello, Misa. You seem sad. I haven't seen your videos in a while, haven't drop by here for more than a year maybe. And that is why I can see the difference. You seem much less enthusiastic and not as energetic and upbeat as before. It does not interfere with the explanation process at all. I just want to say that I wish you to be happy. Whatever difficulties you are experiencing, I wish they went away and left you. Please cherish yourself, appreciate your health and happiness, have good rests and do not let anyone poison your well-being. You are a great person! You are loved. Everything will be alright. Please excuse me if I am wrong, this seriousness may just be you growing up as I am leaping through time, like that girl in your example, and thank you for another great video. I will catch up on all of them that I've missed in a while.

[@marcos31311]

finally brighter background. I wanted to tell you to get brighter background. with more light

[@donaldthomas3624]

Misa - beautifully explained - informative and fun. Thank you again PS I originally learnt 好奇心に満ちている because I love the Kanji (heart loves strange things = curiosity) Now I can also say 好奇心でいっぱいだ！ I absolutely LOVE this stuff................but my family think I am mad - sigh!

[@comp0001]

They think you're crazy? For liking kanji? That kinda sucks.

[@user-eo6nf3xx4d]

So important lesson! Domo arigato

[@FizuKuro]

多くの人が俺と知り合ったことで機関に狙われた

[@kyuzoaron5562]

Thank you, your teachings are more useful and better, than many Japanese languages schools .

[@jayeraine]

いつものように、動画ありがたいです Do you still accept new students, and if so, how do i contact you to become one?

[@santaparvin1158]

Such deep shadow in her expression s....of sadness and heartache. She can barely keep her eyes open. Hope things get better and resolved, whatever that is troubling your soul.

[@eugenechang1]

謝謝！

[@eugenechang1]

I am a Taiwanese fluent in English major in MBA from Chicago never thought of learning Japanese due to buzz in Nagoya makes me interest to learn. You English is fantastic and your native Japanese tone is so cheering. You have the talent to teach. I hope you keep educating us into the beauty of Japanese.

[@MaxJoplin]

Did I miss there being a video about counting?

[@SanguineYoru]

Misa seems sad 😞

[@DomenicSkariah]

It seems we all come here to see misa laughing very often. It is kind of disturbing now misa is laughing less. Can't even concentrate in the lesson😅

[@aliyaf9869]

@@DomenicSkariahwhat happened to her?

[@AyWhoIsJoshy]

I believe she opened up about having anxiety a year ago or 2.

[@binfernus]

​@aliyaf9869 She has also tweeted about the stress of the negative comments she gets on the videos. Most seem positive, but there are always hostile, rude, or insultive comments, too.

[@JohnM...]

I think she might benefit for a while if she turned comments off?…

[@syrupsealpha]

Tysm for this!

[@DarkPa1adin]

Her English sounds better

[@mazafokka]

It was good even 7 years ago

[@roobscoob47]

Utsukushi Misa~

[@haroldjepsen2395]

Thanks!

[@justice9325]

At 5:08 , shouldn't the particle be を rather than が ？ ❤ ❤ ( 切られた is being used as "passive" rather than as "potential")

[@idkdyk]

いっぱいありがとう, せんせい．＾＾

[@shima125]

Do you have any channel recommendations for people learning English?

[@japanesereadingandwriting]

Sesame Street is a great way to learn English.

[@WANDERER0070]

Miku sensei real japanese

[@BobPinkerton15]

Is 一杯 also used for a scoop of ice cream?

[@hima-namakishimam]

マットさんいわく、日本語話せるようになりたかったら、アニメを日本語で毎日8時間以上観なきゃいけないらしいで 引きこもりしか無理じゃんそんなん

[@Japaneseconversation-with-Masa]

え、めっちゃ流暢な文章じゃん。 毎日アニメ8時間以上みたやろ？笑

[@miyakawaso]

I know Misa has to allot her time for her own needs and preferences. But her recent videos, even to some extent this one, are a pale imitation of her earlier, highly detailed, expertly explained grammar lessons. No one did as good a job at it as Misa. Even when I was familiar with the topic, there were always new things to learn. Perhaps there was an increasingly smaller audience for these more advanced topics. In any case, they are greatly, greatly missed.

[@russkisteel]

literally made this mistake just yesterday - i watched this video today and now i know... 恥ずかしいな。。。

[@kevinfitzpatrick4390]

おかけさまで

[@shisa2834]

たくさん心配かけてるけれど 変わらぬこの思い受け止めて 強く抱いて 🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃

[@DarkPa1adin]

Misa wa atsuii !

[@pashiki5480]

I can speak a little bit of Japanese but I struggle with the intonations having different meaning. Like the 2 examples you just gave for "いっぱい”。I believe it is also different for "はな”？Flower/Nose. A full lesson on common words with this intonation difference would be amazing ! Or, maybe you have done so?

[@MikioTeshinga]

She has, look in her videos

[@japanesereadingandwriting]

私は日本語が大好きです！

[@yasaiasazuke]

緑茶が多い場所を探しています。 🍵😌✨

[@revaleoshi]

Can we say ２月いっぱいで辞めます for example? Or is it only for when it's 今月?

[@Japaneseconversation-with-Masa]

Yes, you can say 2月いっぱいで辞めます。👍

[@Fubbel42]

14:54 😂

[@cactiguide]

Misa is the best in the world

[@T.ezy.x]

Can you please make a video on counters

[@filu_desu]

I was talking to a family member about my visit to Japan next year.. They were concerned (after watching a video from Paulo in Tokyo) that the police would arrest me for being a foreigner.... Anyway... After talking about the importance of understanding what not to do.. I came up with a dajare! Although it IS in English, and it's not 100% correct, but I think you will like it... It's a play on the "when in Rome" thing... When in Rome go as Romans go, when in Nihon, go as Nihongo...🤣*laughs at own joke* (Nihonjin wouldn't really work) disclaimer, I may not be the first to "come up with" it, they do say that there is nothing new under the sun. Anyway, I hope you like it!

[@tensaijuusan4653]

本当に駄洒落なんか出来たね. Don't worry, if the police do arrest you, it won't be because you are a "foreigner".

[@The_DoubtingThomas]

どうもありがとうございます

[@KateikyoshiDX]

多い人 is a rookie mistake. Even at N3 that stuff bites you in the ass

[@nubcake7637]

I'm confused about kakeru and it's different uses...