人気のコース No.1 【中上級会話】日本人と「もっと」仲良くなる日常会話🙋♀️❤ Daily conversation to get to know Japanese people better meshclass.com/course/detail/65 No.2 発音集中トレーニング!日本人みたいに話せるようになろう👄👅 Intensive Pronunciation Training! Speak Japanese Like a Native meshclass.com/course/detail/24 No.3 日本語会話体験コース(25分)👨🏫👩🏫 [Conversation Trial Course] Talk in Japanese with Tezuka-sensei! meshclass.com/course/detail/43 ※【COUPON CODE】KZbin25000 50%OFF⏰ No.4 会話で学ぶJLPT N2 [JLPT N2] Grammar in conversation meshclass.com/course/detail/36
I remember watching some of this channel's earlier videos with English captions and when I compared them to the more recent ones, the captions have definitely improved. Good job! Also, Tezuka-sensei has to be my most fav teacher in this channel.
@meshclass2 жыл бұрын
Woooow thank you for your comment!! I will pass your excellent comments on to the translator.💞
@tabby71892 жыл бұрын
There was a comment about a year ago from the time of this reply (6 months before your comment) saying the lesson is great but the English subtitles weren't very useful. It seems the company took that comment seriously.
I just found this channel today. Great topics! Interesting and educational. but I've only talked once to a Japanese person, hope I could use it more often.
@meshclass2 жыл бұрын
Woooow , thank you so much (◍•ᴗ•◍) We have the courses of Japanese conversation. meshclass.com/en If you are interested, please take a trial class 😊. meshclass.com/en/course/detail/43
「忘れた」でも大まかな意味は通じます。ただ、文脈次第では確かに記憶から綺麗に忘れた(completely lost the memory)とかどうでもいい(I don't care)といったニュアンスに取られる語弊(misleading)があります。 覚えているはずなのに一時的に思い出せない(have forgotten)時には「思い出せない」と言います。「思い出す」は実際に体験したこと(具体的なイメージ)の想起であるのに対して、「覚えている」は具体的な知識の想起というニュアンスの違いがありますね。「覚えていない」の方は「忘れた」と同じ語弊があるので、「あまり」「よく」をつけると良いと思います。🤣笑い。言葉を忘れた(can't think of the word)時は「出てこない」も使います。思い出せそうだけど思い出せない(be so close to remembering it)時には「ど忘れした」と言います。 これらはどれも何を忘れたか明示しているだけなので、それをちゃんと言えば「忘れた」でも問題なく伝わりますよ。🍋例えば、7:55は「そうだっけ?(付き合い始めたのが)いつ頃だったか忘れたなあ」と申し訳なさそうに言うと良いと思います。🥗8:00は「どこでお祝いしたっけ」と言ってるので、「忘れた」でも問題ないと思います。
@@meshclass Lmao, in my Japanese language school we did a manzai day and although I was already decently familiar with it, the one thing they said that did interest me was that it usually ends in もういい! or of course ええ in Kansaiben. So that’s what made me think of it lol