I am from Hong Kong and agree with the grammar is very unique against English & Chinese. Someone might think that is easier to pick up Japanese if you understand Chinese since Japanese shares some similarity with Chinese because of the history background. For me, they are totally different.
@mrfujifromjapan4 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your comment!! Yeah, I agree with you. Chinese and Japanese are totally different lol
long time no see Paul.my difficult part is in memorizing the words as im not good in remembering things,i love that macron brand,can take 5 at one go,haha
@mrfujifromjapan4 жыл бұрын
Yeah due to Corona virus, we can't get gather now so this video is taken on Feb. I'm really bad at remembering words too...
どっかで変な形のボールペンが置かれて「これ何?」と聞かれたらドヤ顔で「This is a pen」 というシチュエーションしか思いつかないわw
@kevinscales3 жыл бұрын
@@EanaHufwe "It's a pen" would be more natural. You only (usually) use "this" or "that" when the noun after it is first introduced, afterwards you refer to it as "it". "what's this?" "It's a pen" or "a pen" (自然) The only time you would use "this is a pen" is if you were introducing it to someone who doesn't know what it is, and hasn't already asked you what it is.