Master Daily Japanese: Learn Common Kanji with 50 Short Sentences

[@hs964]

Best way to learn Japanese: reading pronunciation and sentence structure. Plus a great sense of achievement. Brilliant - thank you

[@samsiahabdullah9164]

I love your channel. Been self study nihongo a few years ago.. On and off without speaking partner... Your writing is beautiful... Could you please give a few example answers to your question sentences. Really appreciate it very much. 本当にありがとうございます先生。

[@vanderleibezerra2196]

Disparado é o melhor canal para alguem aprender Japones. Seus videos são muito bons. Obrigado pelo seu esforço!

[@hieungo-xx3qz]

Thank you!

[@vanderleibezerra2196]

Ainda bem que descobri o seu canal. Tenho aprendido muito. Obrigado!

[@indayfabroa4334]

Your videos are very helpful for someone like me who is studying Nihongo please don't get tired making videos like this thank you very much sensei stay safe GOD BLESS😇

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

I appreciate your kind words💐Thank you!😊

[@krystalshephard4095]

I love watch you write these. there very helpful in undstanding.

[@angelocuratolo1891]

Exactement ce que j'ai besoin. Merci beaucoup.

[@HampsterGirl]

Keep up the good word! 😊 👍

[@greatwave2480]

Wow, this is super useful, thank you so much!!

[@breakfree38]

The most useful lesson

[@stucky101]

I love this series and your beautiful handwriting. Would it be possible to put the English translations last on the bottom instead ? This way I can first test my knowledge and then see if If was right. 🙇

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

Thank you for your very helpful comment. I will consider it. However, I apologize if it turns out that I can't implement this due to visibility or ease of writing. Thank you for always watching my videos!😊💐

[@stucky101]

@@LearnJapaneseChannel 気にしないで下さい。手伝ってくれてありがとうございます。❤

[@may6416]

תודה רבה!

[@dana-kv3rg]

Thank You Sensei

[@junaidywijaya6413]

先生、日本語N4の例文教えてくれますか？お願いします。新しい文を勉強したいです。🙏🙏

[@agus3111]

No 3, why the same hiragana has 2 different kanji? Shou Shou...

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

The character "々" in Japanese is a symbol used to indicate that the previous kanji character is repeated. For example, "時々" (tokidoki) means "sometimes" where "時" is repeated.

[@agus3111]

@@LearnJapaneseChannel Thank you so much, it's new to me.....but why TokiDoki? Should it be TokiToki? Thanks

[@LearnJapaneseChannel]

There are only a few words that use "々," and the pronunciation rules are fixed. Some words, like "少々" (shou shou), simply repeat the same sound, while others, like "時々" (tokidoki), add a dakuten (voicing mark) to the initial character of the repeated part.

[@agus3111]

Thank you very much Sensei❤